Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS sTARKE AND MR.. wHELAy
MARRIED YESTERDAY,
Fears for Safety of . weIl-Known
Warrington Girl -PersonaI
MentfOn-NOtes.

Miss Katherine Starke Of 2922 N street
and Mr.. Charles Whelan were married yes
terday morning with a nuptial mass at
Trinity Church. A large number OF friends
OF the young couple were present at the
ceremony. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. Albert Starke. a lifelong resident Of
the West End. while the groom is the son
OF Mr.. Frank Wheian, who is we'll known
on account Of his charge at Mount Vernon.
After the ceremony and a wedding break
fast the newly welded couple left for a
northern honeymoon.
Mrs. Dewey has not been able to enjoy
any OF the social pleasures arranged in
honor Of the admiral and herself since GO
ing 10 Narragansett Pier. on account of a
bad cold, which affected her throat Yes
eeroay. however, she was seen on the
yeranda OF her mothers residence, which
did away with the impression that she was
seriously Ill.
Miss Mary Condit Smith, according to a
cable message received yesterday from
Lieutenant Albert L. Key, United States
naval attache at Toxic by another brother
ln-iaw OF the young lady. Mr.. Cyrus Field
Judson OF New York. was in Pekin at the
Tune OF the breaking out Of the trouble
there. She had accompanied Lieutenant
ana MIS- Key to Pekin. and remained there
to visit with the family OF Minister Con-
ger AFTER the return Of her sister and
smith, stepmother Of the young lady who
Is at her residence in Lanier place Capitol
Hill. Is naturally suffering the keenest ap-
prehension as to her fate In her last let
ters from her daughter she wrote of her
expected visit to the Congers, but up to
yesterday Mrs. Condit Smith hoped that
she had returned with Mrs. Key to Toxic
young lady in this city were received this
and last week. They were full OF her en-
1oyment OF her stay in Japan, and the
further travels she had planned with
friends from the French embassy in China
Mr.. ]. Ormond Wilson and family left
today for their summer home at Siasconset,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Pennywitt of Glen
carlyn. Va. assisted by their daughter. Miss
Vida Pennywitt. entertained a party of
" ashlngtonians comprising the Vida Club.
named In honor of Miss Pennywitr. on the
Fourth The hosts were charming and
made the day one to be remembered. The
Vida Club is composed follows: Misses
Sophia Nogt. Ruth Bielaski. Mamie Price.
Gertrude Grouse, Clarinda Trueworthy.
Harriet Roberts and Vida Pennywitt,
Messrs r. David Walker Clarence Fisher.
Norman E. Normans Ernest Fisher, Wal
lace Jones' and Worth L. Harper. Mrs.
Alex. Bielaski. wife of Rev. DIR. Alex. Bic
lask Of this city, chaperoned the party.
Mrs. L. NJ. Kann. who has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs D. Sondheimer
has returned to her home in Baltimore.
Mr.. R!ffard Mickle and family are sum-
mering in their cottage at Washington
Grove, Md.
Mrs. VIM. H. Mickle and daughter Helen
are visiting Mrs. Riffard Mickle at Oak Cot
tage, Washington Grove, Nd.
The following Washingtonians are regis
tered at 'the Raleigh" Atlantic City: Miss
Adelia Scott. Mrs. A. Broughton, James
Robbins and wife, Miss B. Pusham, ii.
Given, Miss Given and Asa Davis.
DR.. Gerry Morgan has Joined Mrs. Morgan
at "Hideaway," their country home. among
the New Hampshire hills.