Evening star., 1900-09-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. ELKINS GAVE A NOVEL PARTY
FOR YOUNG FOLKS.
Miss Hayes Goes Abroad to Marry
Other Departures for Foreign
Lands-PersOnal Notes.

yesterday from their summer home at Ell
kins, w. Va. According to the annual Gus
tom Mrs. Elkins entertained the children
living in that vicinity last week, $50 of
them being her guests at Halliehurst. Prizes
were given to twelve boys and twenty-eight
girls for the best carvings, drawings. me-
chanical contrivances. models, pastry, en-
broidery, cooking. preserves, fancy work,
best kept gown, etc.
Miss Alice Hayes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G. Hayes of Capitol Hill, ac-
companied by her brother. Mr.. Stephen
Hayes of Pittsburg, sailed Saturday for
England, en- route to Bombay. India, where
Miss Hayes marriage to Capt Charles
Archer Of the British army Will take place
During their short stay in England Miss
Hayes and her brother will be the guests
of Capt. Archers parents. The interesting
romance leading up to this marriage be-
gan eighteen months ago, when Miss Hayes
was visiting in England Capt. Archer fol-
lowed her to this country last fall and 1t
was their intention to be married here this
fall. The bite Of mad dog shortly after
his return to India necessitated his going
to Paris for treatment and also rendered
any additional length of absence impossible.
The marriage will take place In the home
of English friends at Bombay. Captain
Archer is on the staff of Lord Curzon,
viceroy of India.
Miss Alice Burdette, who has been abroad
for several months travelling with friends,
will sail for home October Is, on which
date DR.. Talmage and family will also sail
for this country.
The Misses Gibson of 18th street, who
spent the summer months in Canada, re-
turned to the city Saturday. Mrs. Gibson
did not accompany her daughters north.
but spent part of the summer at one of the
Virginia resorts.
Miss Stella Winner of Lock Haven, Pa,
is the guest of Miss Lucy II. Loeffier OF
No. 1852 p street
Col. and Mrs. Frances Cotton and family
Naples, via Gibraltar. and expect to be
away a year or two. They will spend the
coming winter on the Riviera.
Mrs. Insley, after a pleasant trip to Ma
Mia with her husband, Assistant Paymas-
ter Hugh r. Insley, has returned to Wash
ington for the winter.
Prof and Mrs. Rene Samson have re-
turned from their trip to France.
The marriage of Miss Isabel Hanson,
daughter of the late James S. Hanson of
New York, to Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford,
former United States minister to Spain. will
take place at noon Wednesday next, in
New York city. Invitations are few and
only to relatives and personal friends.
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas 2. Kennedy
and Miss Otilia Isemann took place at ST.
A1oysius Church last Wednesday evening al
Z o'clock, Rev. e. X. Fink, S. j., officiating.
The BRIDE was attended by Miss Margaret
A. Kennedy. and Mr.. Clarence F. Donohue
acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs w. P. Miller celebrated their
silver wedding Friday evening at their
home on c street. Among those present
were Rev. Mr.. McCloud and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs Monaghan and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Whyte. Mr.. and Mrs. Horsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Philips, Mrs.
Bowers and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gould,
Miss Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Rogers. Mrs. Forker and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Collins and family, Mrs. Mayse,
Mrs. Young of York, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Maddox, Mr.. and Mrs. Luckett Miss Ella
Luckett Miss Katie Luckett Miss E.
Leckie, Miss Minnie Whyte, Miss Mabel
Dikeman. Noble Whyte, James Rogers,
James Miller. VIM. Mercer. w. Miller. Mr..
Cam Graves, W. E. Graves, Ed. West John
RUSSELL Mr.. John O'DonneIl. Mrs. d. Nc
Keever and son, Miss ]. Ferguson. T. Ne
phinh. Sadie Miller. Mrs. Marshall. Mr.. T.
Luckett, +. and w. Miller, Elizabeth Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs Jones.
Mrs. ]. w. Boyd of the Kensington. who
has cottage at Ocean Grove. will not re-
turn to the city until cold weather.
DR.. Rosalind Moore daughter of Dr. and
Mrs Joseph B. Moore, and DR.. Seneca
Brae Balm of Texas were married at Evans
Vile Thursday, September 20, by Rev. DR..
Davis.
MISSES fllZdDetn ana Josephine OrnQOrH,
with their aunt, Mrs. Fred. Addison Read,
have returned to their home in this city, after
a visit to Mrs. Read at Portland, Ore
Mrs. ]. B. Brownlow and family have re-
turned from Ocean City, Md, where they
have spent the summer. They will reside
this winter at No. 201O 18th street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rande, who have
been spending some time in Paris and other
points in France, returned Saturday night
to their home at Congress Heights and yes
terday a number of friends called upon
them to congratulate them on their safe re-
turn. Mr.. and Mrs Randle left New York
August the liner Deutschland, which
made a record-breaking trip to port. After
visiting Cherbourg they went to Trouville.
a watering place, whose population is made
up largely Of visiting royal personages
Afterward Caen was visited, and subse-
quently Mr.. and Mrs. Randle went to Paris.
They made the trip home on the Deutsch-
land.
Mrs. James G. Blaine and family are at
their home on X street.
Mrs. Robert L. Cohen and daughter have
returned from Atlantic City where they
spent the summer.