Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage Of a Lady Well Know,
Here.
A Wedding I'm the Theatrical Profes.
sion-PersOnal Movements
and Notes.

marriage of Miss Carolyn Moncure Bene-
dict. daughter of Mr.. F.. d. Benedict of
Brooklyn, to Mr.. Alexander Mitchell Car
roll OF Richmond, Va. formerly professor
of Greek in Richmond College. took place.
After brief stay in the Catskills Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll will sail. Saturday, Septem-
Der IL, for Naples. From that point they
will proceed to Athens. where they will
make an extended sojourn.
Mr.. Walter B. Brooke is spending his va
cation with his sister, Mrs. Finotti. at At
lantic City and Philadelphia. He will re-
turn in about two weeks.
Miss Cathryn s. Phelps is visiting Mrs
Jno. b. Ffnotti of Philadelphia at her cot
tage. Atlantic City. Miss Phelps will also
Finotti.
Miss Ora Cas-. sister of L. A. Cass of
Toledo has returned to her home in Ohio.
after pleasant visit with Miss Dalzelle of
Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. p. III. Devine, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Garvin has gone to Ansonfa
Coin: where she will be the guest of
Mrs Devine's cousin, Mrs NJ Cooley She
will return by September To-
Miss Josephine Lawrence has returned
after five weeks visit to friends at
Ronceverte w. Va.
Miss Mary A Lloyd has gone for a ten
'oeAoh " DOStOn ana New lOrk.
Mrs. A s. Jordan and daughter Mrs
nickel, have gone to the mountains for
several weeks. Mr.. Nickel will Join them
later. 'Oi, '',' ii
Dr. and Mrs. George c. Samson left for
Atlantic City today.
Mrs. c. A. Ferris of Rockville left this
morning for Asbury Park. and before re-
turning Will visit Mt. Vernon n Y and
Mt Clare, N. j.. reaching home October l.
Mrs. Edwin McCahill and Miss Maud Nc
Cahfll have returned after two months,
outing at Capon Springs.
Mrs. j. E. S. Hoover of 9l4 r street and
daughters, Alice and Louise. have Just re-
turned from New York. where they were
visiting all summer with her brother Mr.
c. P. Gauter.
Captain Stehman Forney of the United
States coast and geodetic survey. with Mr.
Louis +. Shoemaker are spending a few
days near Snickersville, Va. Captain For
ney may initiate the example of many
other Washington people who have pur-
chased land on the mountain above Round
Hill and established country homes
DIR. and Mrs. Van Reypen, II. Pruden, e.
Hendrey and DIR. and Mrs. Sternberg of
Washington are recent arrivals in Paris.
Mrs. George W. Childs is returning from
Europe. where she spent the summer.
Mr.. FARMLAND Janus has just returned
from several weeks trip to Denver and
san FRANCISCO.
Miss Mabel Mclean, Philadelphia. and Mr.
Edward Wertley of Easton. Pa, were mar
ried Monday morning at o'clock at St
James Episcopal Church by the Rev DR.
Eliot. Miss Mclean, who is known in
the profession as Mabel Palmer, is a young
actress of ability. They left for Baltimore
In the afternoon.
Mrs. A. Lazo Arriaga, wife of the Guate-
malan minister in Washington. is danger
ously Ill at her summer home at SPRING
lake Beach.
Miss Bessie Clubhouse of Baltimore who
has been spending the past three weeks
with her cousin, T. B. Stahl of Capitol Hill
returned home last Saturday.
Miss Mabel Davies entertained a merry
party of young folks at her home, Sll f
street southeast, last evening in honor of
the seventeenth anniversary of her birth
day. Music and dancing were the features
OF the evening. and after a late hour sup
per was served. Among those present were
the Misses Mary and Maggie Davies b.
Thom, H. DeMoll Grace Hurlbut and c.
Gonzenbaugh and the Messrs. III. Har-
dester H. Moves, F. Austin. Will Walker
and Carl DeMoll of Philadelphia
Mr.. NJ. E. Protzman and dauShter have
returned from delightful outing at Oak
land and the mountains of Maryland. and
are in their home, 1927 1 street, for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Anderson stopped
over at Honolulu on their way to the
orient. and gave dinner, when Admiral
and Mrs. Beardslee, Mr. and Mrs Hay-
wood. Capt. Cotton. Lieutenant Comman-
der Briggs. Capt. Book and Lieut. Porter
were their guests.
Mr.. May, formerly of the Belgian lega-
ton. Washington. and recently attached
to the Belgian legation in Yokohama who
Is In this country on leave of absence is
at present at Cobourg, Canada where his
fancee. Miss Alice Belknap. and her mother
nave spent the summer, and still remain.
Miss Zaidee w. Gibson will remain at
Atlantic City two weeks longer
Saturday evening last Mr.. John s. Shriver
and Mr.. Louis Garthe gave a eentleman's |
dinner in their apartments at the Cairo |
The guests were Perry S. Heath first as
Sistant postmaster general; Thomas w /
Cridler, assistant secretary of state; F. A. /
Vanderlip, assistant secretary of the treas
ury; H. Clay Evans, commissioner of pen /
sions; Joseph p. Smith. chief of the bureau |
OF American republics; Hubbard T. Smith, /
s. A. Perkins, Robert ]. Wynne, Archibald |
w. Butt and Clarence Shriver and j. H. |
Garthe of Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary w. Burg has returned from |
a ten days visit to her home near Cresson,
Pa. and brought with her a niece Kath-
crime Morgan of Altoona.
DIR. and Mrs. H. H. Arnold have removed
from Columbia Heights to ?42 street /
northwest