Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25
Midsummer Calmness as Marked as
the Heat.
NEWPORT AND BAR HARBOR LIVELY
Pretty Wedding This Morning at
St. Pams Church.
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season. Occasionally some Of the promi-
nent movers are heard Of at other places.
but for the coming fortnight at least these
two resorts will present the centers Of &C
tivity. For the early autumn the weddings,
especially at Newport. will likely be a most
interesting feature, but after that the
scene Of energy will be transferred to Lenox
and other places in the Bsrkshires. Happy
those who have country places within easy
distance Of this city for the fall months.
bridging over that dull and uneventfui seq
son which always marks the falling of the
leaf. The suburban homes hereabouts are
likely to be as delightful In a social way
during October and early November as was
noticeable in May and June last The we'd
dirgs Of the early fall will not be the kind
intended to attract large gatherings, but
rather arranged for that best Of oil COM
panies-ones own intimate circle. The Of
fetal world. now so widely scattered, will
scarcely meet again until after the election,
and any revival of hospitality except for a
few long planned affairs. is not looked for
till the middle Of November.
birthday party was given Tuesday
evening last by Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Walls of Capitol Hill to their daughter.
Miss Mamie, in honor Of her ninth anniver-
sary. The young lady was the recipient Of
present were the Misses Nina Morrison,
Ethel Wicks, Pearl Walls. Teresa Done,
Gertrude Dakin, Addie Jonscher, Della
name wss sopba Hyh CARA MsT
Helen Tyler, Reda Keane and Blanche
Morrison, also Masters Norman Morrison.
Bernard Morrison. Tom Tyler, Bernard
Walls. Raymond Quigley. Robert Jonscher,
Parkins Birthright, Paul Bergh. Fred:
Bergh. VIII Hoffman,, John Walsh, Carl
Hess, Julius Wondrack Robert Abel, Rich
ard Corby and Will Morrison.
st. Paul's Church, corner Of 18th and v
impressive wedding at $50 this morning.
The parties were Miss Elizabeth G. Allen,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
w. Allen, and Mr.. William G. Griffin. both
of this city. Those invited to witness the
nuptials were the relatives and immediate
friends. The beautiful altar Of the church
had been deliberately decorated with palms
and cut flowers for the occasion. Father
Foley performed the ceremony. and was
assisted by the Rev. James Krug both In
Innate friends Of the couple. nuptial mass
followed the marriage service. To the
march from "Lohengrin'' the bride, escort
ed by her uncle, Mr.. Charles W. Handy.
entered the church and proceeded to the
altar, being preceded by the ushers and
Miss Katharine Allen, sister Of the bride,
as maid of honor. At the altar the groom.
with his brother, Mr.. Gerald Griffin, as
| best man, met the bride. The ushers were
Mr.. Emmert Griffin, brother of the groom,
and Mr.. Hugh M. Sterling. The bride was
handsomely gowned in white silk with pearl
trimmings and wore q diamond ornament,
the gift of the groom. Her veil was caught
with orange blossoms, and she carried a
large bouquet of bride roses. The maid of
honor was gowned In white organdy over
silk wore a picture hat and carried large
bouquet of white roses Mr.. g. Herbert
Wells, late organst Of the church. offici-
ated al the organ and rendered various Sc
lections throughout the entire service. The
hri rf fa6 hy- fha rja re
and members of the families of the couple,
were driven to the home Of Mr.. Handy.
where q wedding breakfast was served.
Later in the morning Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin
left for a northern trip. The brides travel
Ing gown was Of gray broadcloth, with hat
to match. They will be at home to their
friends after September IL.
party of Washingtonians, including
Miss Jessie Protzman and Mr.. Anthony
Hoimead, have returned to the city after a
sojourn of two weeks at the Traymore, At
lantic City.
Mrs. Julia R. Tutwiler has returned from
the Fauquier Sulphur Springs and is spend
ing August and September In Frankfort,
KY, with Mrs. William Lindsay.
The Misses Jeanette and Mildred Jack
son, Margaret Brosnahan and Mamie Pix
ley have just returned from a six weeks
trip through the Adirondacks, Halifax. the
Thousand Islands, Niagara Falls and the
Great Lakes. They also spent a week at
Atlantic City.
The members Of the Washington Saenger-
| bund entertained a number of their friends
at THE Willows" Tenleytown. D. c., Tues
day evening Choruses were rendered in
fine style by the society. under the director.
Prof. Henry Xander: solo numbers were
| also given. A bountiful repast was served
during the evening, Mr.. Waldman, vice
president Of the bund. acting as master OF
ceremonies. Toasts were offered in honor
Of the occasion, the ladies being espe-
cially praised for the interest they take in
the welfare of the society. Among the
many present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz.
Mr. and Mrs. Klinge, Mr.. and Mrs. VALID
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl, Mr.: and Mrs.
Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs
Lepper. Mr.. and Mrs. Esther, Mr.. and Mrs
Brauner, Mr. and Mrs. Heurich, Mrs L. S.
Weber, Mrs Hutterly, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.
Weinheimer and Miss Levy, and Messrs.
Henry Xander. Sol. Minister, H. Minister,
Berens, Nolte, Karl Xander, Altschu, Hage-
man, Meyers, Goldenberg. Baer and Hofr-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dunn left this morn
ing for the G. A. R. encampment at Chtca-
60. after which they Will visit their son
and his wife, DR.. and Mrs. B. A. A. Dunn
of Belmont, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Jackson delight
fully entertained a party Of Washington
ians last Tuesday who are summering In
their town. Among those present were
Miss Amanda Quigiey, Miss Omie Watson
Miss Jennie Coleman. Miss Mollie Quigiey
diiu MISS ANNE Coleman OF washington,
and Miss Emily Smith and Miss Carrie
Yeakley, Mr.. G. Frank Baker, Mr. Omar
Jackson. Mr.. George Woodward Mr.. Harry
Fletcher. Mr.. Rice Davis, Mr.. e. Vance
Yeakley and Mr.. James Collins and Mr.
Miller Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Madden and little son,
Errol accompanied by Mrs. Madden's
mother. Mrs. Keenan,, and Mrs. Boswell
have left for Atlantic City.
The Butterfly Girls have returned from
| a pleasant outing Of ten days at Piney
Point.
Miss Rose L. Levy has returned from a
stay Of two weeks at Piney Point.
Mr.. David A. Breckenridge will leave the
city tonight to Join his wife, son and daugh-
ter, who are making an extended tour of
the mountains Of Maryland and Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yocum and their
two sons are visiting relatives in Phiia-
delphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs Frederick Blumer and her daughter
Bertha will visit Atlantic City the coming
week.
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe entertained
Tuesday evening In honor OF her guest,
Mrs. Katheryn G. Paugh OF ShelbyyiLe,
Indiana.