Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A SOCIAL QUIET PREVAILS ABOUT
HERE NOW.
Recent Matrimonial Events and An
Summer Travels - Personals.


| and roses is likely to be trifie short or
| both these agreeable quantities. So far tht
number of weddings has kept up the aver.
age splendidly, but as society ranks arr
| daily growing less imposing in town. fam
| fly festivities of this character may be SAID
| to be practically over for the season. The
| cabinet families have gone their different
ways for summer recreations, at which
| they will be Joined at convenient intervals
| by the heads of the households. Few sum
mer homes in the neighboring suburbs arr
untenanted at present, while departures fol
northern resorts and cities and European
| voyages occur daily.
Mrs. Olena Coughlin and Mrs Laurie OF
1856 M street southwest have gone to Lou
doun county. Va. on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Hopkins and sor
| of 18th street leave today for the summer
season at Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
Former President and Mrs. Grover Cleve.
| land are at Lee, Massachusetts, for the
| summer. Mrs. Pefrine, mother of the for
mer, and now widow for the second time.
T Is with her daughter.
The Netherlands minister, Baron Gevers
left Washington yesterday for New York
After a stay of week or SO he will visi,
his uncle, Colonel Wright, at his cottage
az I'VE" LoHuO1l. Baron I6NeTS Will Sail
for Europe in July and will spend the sum-
mer in Holland.
Miss Harriet Richardson has returned
from Vassar College, where she went to
receive the A NJ. degree and to be present
at the reunion of her class.
DR.. Alexander F. Magruder. U. s. N,
and Mrs. Ida Newton Gulick, both of this
city, got out marriage license in Balti-
more yesterday and We're presumably mar
ried there. DR.. Magruder's first wife was
a daughter of the late Judge Richardson.
Her death occurred several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Everett and the Misses
Everett have the Folsom Cottage at Cot
tage City, Mass, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan H. Tucker have re-
turned to the city from a pleasant trip to
the Pan-Am erican exposition and other
points of interest, and will be at home to
their friends after June Is, at No. COL 1st
street northeast.
Mrs. Emma r. Bailey, who has been at
the metropolitan Hotel for the winter, is
now at 1921 Vermont avenue, where she
will be pleased to see her friends.
Miss Isabel Burr Donahey and Mr.. Alfred
Belts were married at noon on Wednesday,
June II, at the residence of Mr.. William
NJ Bobb, 924 Pennsylvania avenue south
east. The bride was becomingly attired in
navy blue Venetian cloth, and carried with
her fan g. lace handkerchief which was
carried by bride over thirty years ago.
The maid Of honor was Miss Nan D. Bobb,
and the best man was Dr. Daniel F. Slat-
terry. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. w. Thompson, pastor of Wilson
Memorial M. E. Church. Only the imme-
date friends of the contracting parties
were present. Directly after the ceremony
| the couple left on an extended tour to New
York, Buffalo. Niagara Falls and New
burgh, the brides former home. Upon their
return to the city they will reside at $50
D street southeast, where they will be
pleased to see their friends after July 1.
Mrs. Anna M. Goodkey of New Jersey
| avenue is spending the summer at the
home of her sister, Mrs. H. Reuter-, Jen-
nings avenue, Cleveland Ohio.
Mr.. Frank T. Israel and Mrs. Cora NJ
sagendorf were married Wednesday even
ing, June u, Rev. E. L. Hubbard officiat-
ing. They will be at home after July /,
Brandywine street and Asbury place,
American University Park.
Mrs. L. Mundheim Of 10 Tennessee ave-
nue. has returned from a three weeks visit
to relatives in New York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. A. c. Daily of Indianapolis is visit
ing his aunt Mrs. NJ B. Hay, at 45S New
Jersey avenue southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Barber sailed on the
Deutschland last Thursday, intending to
spend at least a year in Europe. They
have taken with them three of the latest
pattern locomobes. which they expect to
use for an extended tour through England,
Wales and Scotland this summer, and per-
haps later on the continent They will be
Joined by their daughter, Miss Bertha Bar
ber who has been abroad for the past two
years, and their two sons. Mr.. Barber is
building a new yacht in Scotland, and in
tends himself to superintend its construc-
ton. 1t will be named for the eldest
daughter Of the family, Mrs. s. 7. Davis,
jr, of Ardsley- on-Hudson, who, with her
husband and little daughter, expect to join
the party for the christening next winter.
Miss Grace Manross Wood of Brooklyn.
~ &c lett inc her MrG
OF 101 Sth street southeast.
Miss L. Corinne De Putron and Mr.. L.
Percy Daniel were married in the Old Falls
Episcopal Church, Falls Church, Va, We'd
nesday, June r. at pm. the Rev. La
mott assistant at Epiphany Church, this
city, officiating The family Of the bride,
relatives of the groom and a few friends
witnessed the ceremony. The maid Of hon.
or was Miss Ruth Ballenger Of Alexandria,
and the best man Mr.. Kari ]. Daniel. The
ushers were Messrs. w. C. Balderson and
D. B. Patterson. After the ceremony re-
freshments were served at the home of the
bride. Mr. and Mrs Daniel left Falls
Church at 10 am. for Washington. where
they will remain until such time as the
health Of the grOoms brother, who is sick
with typhoid fever, will safely permit of
them leaving the city.
Mrs Grafton L. Shreve of Woodside, Md,
has as her guest Miss Irva Marvin Sasscer
of Waldorf, Nd.
"A QellgnIIul Qdnce was given Dy the
young gentlemen of Lanham, Md, last
Monday evening. in the woods near by A
large platform was erected for the occa-
sion, being beautifully Illuminated by
torches The music was furnished by an
orchestra and refreshments were served.
Among those present were the Misses Mar
guerite Larcombe, Jessie Gray, Bessie Lam
ham, Virginia Lanham, Florence Howser,
Comelia Simpson, Edna Fitzpatric, Alice
Fitzpatric, Bell Thompson, Emma Rose,
Lucy Rose, Julia Weed, Bertha Stewart,
Mrs. Frank Perish and Mrs. D. B. Miller,
Messrs Watson Miller, Frank Perish, Yer
non FitZpatric, Frank Haskell, John How
ser, Norval Tabler, Fritz Rose, Trueman
Lanham, Charley Stancliff, Cleveland Beck
EFT and DR.. Walter Keene.
Miss Elsie Belt has gone to visit friends
in La Fayette, Ind, after which she will
spend the balance Of the summer with her
brother in Chicago.
Tuesday evening last a party was made
UP to dance at Glen Echo. Among those
invited We're the Misses Kathrfne p Mar
tin Clara Swart deesburg, Va.), Cathrjne
Scrivener, Frances F. Pryor and Daisy M.
Warning, and the Messrs. E. Carl Stain,
BENJAMIN B. Nyce, Edwin R. Smith. Arthur
S. Coffin, Charles Waring and Lewis Tur-