Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Weddings Announced for This and Other
Cities.
Home-COmings of WeIl-Known People
"A Dancing Party Per-
sOnaI Notes.

A marriage which is of great interest to
old resident families of the District will
occur Saturday. October - In PittsburR.
The bride is Miss Laura NJ Wolfe, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Maria Magruder Wolfe, for
merly of this city whose mother, Mrs. Ma
gruder and brothers, DR.. Lloyd Magruder
and Mr.. John Magruder are so well known
in this city. The groom-to-be is Mr.. Eu-
gene Bradley Clark. The ceremony will
take place at the home of Mrs. Wolfe, 1919
Alder street, and will be followed by a re-
ceptior from until 8 o'clock. before the
couple leave for an extended wedding trip.
The brides relatives from this city will
attend the wedding.
The Army and Navy Chapter d. A. r.,
has invitations out for a reception Thurs
day, November 2, to 6, at 20O9 Massachu-
sets avenue.
Miss Moore, daughter of Surgeon Andrew
NJ. Moore, L. S. N, has returned from a
pleasant week with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. Stockton at their summer home in West
Virginia.
Mrs. Chas. V. Boarman has returned
from a trip through the Berkshire hills.
stopping in Connecticut and New York city
en- route.
Mrs. E. R. McComas and her mother.
Mrs. Mower. are located at 1454 Euclid
place, Columbia Heights.
Gen. and Mrs. Cecil Clay have returned
from New York, where they went a few
days ago to see their daughter Cornelia off
to Europe. Miss Clay expects to stay in
Paris with her aunt, Mrs. Richard W. Clay.
until after the exposition opens, and then
visit in England, coming home later in the
season.
A dancing party was given last Friday
evening at 116 C street northeast the hos
tesses being Mrs. Geo. L. Edmonds and
Mrs. Irving Miller. The guests Of honor
were Misses Pennybacker and Kennedy of
West Virginia The rooms were all hand
and national coors. During the evening
refreshments We're served In the dining
room. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. L. Edmonds. Mr.. and Mrs. I. s. PEN
nybacker, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Miller. Mrs. Hollis, Misses
Pennybacker. Kennedy, Edmonds, Laura
Edmonds, Heaston. Marstello. Laws,
Young, Jordan, Woodward, Rudd. Bifeld,
Waters. Game, Fertner, Messrs. Marstello,
Goodrich Marstello, Speake, Clyde Miller,
Ladd. Lawrence, Atcheson, Johnson,
Adolph Johnson, Saxton, Kiser, Heron and
Edmund Pennybacker.
DR.. and Mrs. Florence Donohue have is
sued cards for the wedding reception of
their daughter. Miss Helen Prentiss Dono-
hue, and Mr.. Herbert Lindsay De Yo of st.
Louis, who are to be married on Wednes-
day, November l, at o'clock. The GER
emony. which is to be private, will be per-
formed by the Rev. DIR. Stricken of Ham
line NJ. E. Church. The maid of honor is
Miss Mayme Wallace Dickey. daughter of
Capt. Christian B. Dickey. The groom will
be attended by Mr.. Charles McGuiggan
The ushers are ]. Barton Miller Harry P
Merritt VIM. H. Hardesty and Guy V Col
Inns. The reception will follow Immediately
after the ceremony, from until IL o'clock
Mr.. Albert E. Watts, who has gone west
for the winter, is making his home in Kan
SaS City with the family of L. j. Biller
formerly Of Washington, D. C.
Mrs Hitchcock, wife Of the Secretary of
the Interior. and the Misses Hitchcock
nave returned from Hot Springs
Miss Sada B. Carpenter of Flushing. n.
Y, and Mr.. Arthur William Mccoy, for
merry of this city, Were married Wednes-
day, october Is, at st. Georges Episcopal
Church, Flushing, by Rev. H D. Waller.
The groom Is the youngest son Of the late
DR.. George Mccoy Of Capitol Hill. After a
reception at the house Of the brides father
the couple started for trip south
Miss Katherine Chapman is visiting Mrs
n. L. Jeffries, 1899 10th street
Miss Antonette Humphreys of Redlands
Cal formerly of Holland Patent. N. Y, is
the guest Of Mrs. Anderson. 1921 street
northwest.
Mr.. Thomas B. Walsh and family re-
turned Saturday night from Europe They
Will leave on November 1 for a two weeks
visit in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Ptlling. who have
been abroad for the last two years, are ex-
pected to return on the Noordland, due the
18th of this month.