Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE LAST DAYS OF SUMMER vACA-
TIONS.
Comtngs and Goings Of People You
Know and Some You May Not
Personal Notes.

A wedding OF interest to washingtonians
took place on the evening of the LIST of
August last, when Miss Pearl Walter OF
Holly Springs, Miss, and Mr.. J. Henry
Dye of Berkeley. Cal, were married. Mr.
Dye formerly resided in this city, and is
the son of the late General William McE
Dye, who was at one time major of the
metropolitan police Of this District. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Sher-
wood Grigsby in the spacious hallway OF
the brides old-tiue southern home, which
was profusely and artistically decorated
with palms. magnolas and other plants.
The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs
Oscar johnson Of st. Louis as matron of
honor; by Miss Jane Craft of Holly Springs
as maid of honor and by Miss Annette NJ
Dye. sister OF the groom, of Chicago; Miss
Margaret Wiltshire of Memphis, Miss Fran
ces Shuford of Cincinnati, Miss Matte Rob-
inson Of Ripley, Miss; Miss Edna Dean Of
Holly Springs and Miss Beatrice Simms of
Holly Springs as bridesmaids. Mr.. Dye
was attended by Mr.. James Gillin, jr., of
New york city. as best man, while the
Messrs. Lester G. FAINT Dudley NJ. Feath-
erston, Charles N Dean Frank c. Matti-
son. Orlando d. Hall and Arthur Gholson
all OF Holly Springs, acted as groomsmen
Miss Lizzie G. Elliott Of Chicago was
among those present, but Mrs. Dye and
Mrs. Baylies, mother and sister of the
groom, were unable to attend on account
of the recent illness of Mrs. Dye After
an extended trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Dye will
reside in Berkeley, Cal. where Mr.. Dye
Is connected with the University of Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip T. Hall and Miss NJ.
Adele Hall left this morning for Atlantic
City, where they will remain until Oc-
tober 1.
Miss Alice Edmonston and Miss Bessie
Gaegler left last Friday for an extended
Trip through Canada; after visiting relatives
at Lake Simcoe. They will return by the
way Of Buffalo and Philadelphia.
Miss Hannah v. Long and Miss Bertha
Frye, both of this city, left early Sunday
for Pisgah. Prince Georges county, Md,
where they anticipate spending the next
ten days.
Mr.. w. d. Johnston and son Tracy left
last evening for Norfolk, where they ex-
pect to remain for some time.
Misses Edith Hay. Lizzie Lyons, Erminie
Beatty. Florence Merrill. Alice Letter and
Marguerite Barney, chaperoned by Mrs. NJ.
L. Letter. are at Rehoboth Beach. Del.
Miss Anice I. Magee and Miss Edna R.
Voss have just returned from trip north,
their party including Miss Blanche Pulizzi,
Miss N. A. Brecht. Miss c. D. Brecht and
Mrs. l.. Voss. Their trip included Wat
kins. Glen and the pan-American. They
next went to Niagara and then down the
Hudson to New York. up to Boston and
Maine, where they spent the remainder of
the season. and where the rest of the party
are located until the first of September.
Mrs. F.. E. Wilhote has gone to Atlantic
City
Mrs. r. A McCauley of Capitol Hill. ac-
companied by Misses Anna and Fannie and
Master George, will spend the next two
weeks in Prince Georges county, Md.
Misses Mabel, Ellis and Emily McCauley
will enjoy Atlantic City, N. j., and Ocean
City for the next month. They will be at
home in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Pyle are at Atlantic
City for a two weeks stay.
Mr.. ]. Fred Gatchel and family are spend
ing their vacation at Atlantic City, at the
IrOQuoiS Hotel.