Evening star., 1901-07-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRETTY SCENE UNDER THE NAPLES
AT. EvERMAY.
Home Folks on for Summer Outings
Recent Hospitalitiest stiMarriage
Announcement-Pe

man0er ana MIS-. f6Ck, ana Ensign Henry
Ellis Lackey were married gat 'Evermay"
Saturday evening, they home of the brides
uncle. Mr.. W. B. Orme, in the midst of
gathering of relatives and personal friends.
Rev. Frank H. Barton Of st. Johns Church
performed the ceremony at the trystng
stone, a bowlder in the old-time garden.
about which palms and flowers were
grouped. The brides attendants, two little
girls Julia Lockwood Peck and Eloise
Orme. dressed in white and carrying flow
ers, stretched white ribbons to form an
aisle. Miss Anna Booth Peck. wearing
white organdy, was maid OF honor for her
sister. Ensign Lackey was accompanied
by Ensign B. Larrimer as best man, both
wearing their uniforms. The bride was es-
corted by her father and was daintily
dressed in white lace over liberty satin ard
a tulle veil held by orange blossoms. A
wedding supper followed before the depart
ure of the couple FOR trip to Newport.
The wedding journey will be continued to
the White Mountains and then to Ports
mouth, where the Eagle to which Ensign
Lackey Is attached now lies.
DR.. John L. Buchanan and Mrs. Buchan-
an Of Fayetteville, Arkansas. are spending
a few DAYS with their daughter, Mrs.
Charles M. Yeates, at her home. 927
street.
Dr. Buchanan is president of the Univer-
sity Of Arkansas, and one Of the best
known and most successful educators In
the south He formerly had the chair Of
ancient languages at Emory and Henry
College, Va. and the vanderbilt Unfver-
sity at Nashville.
Miss M. Loretto Goldsmith Of this city.
who left Washington July g. stopping in
Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Kansas City, Wood
ward. Oklahoma Territory and Canadian
Texas, Is now at Amarillo, Texas She will
not return to the city until in the winter.
Mr.. Frank Gibbons has gone to Aurora,
w. Va, for several weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Marsh announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Marga-
ret Marsh of this city, to Mr.. Joseph Vance
O'Hagan of Savannah, Ga. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. John
son of the Methodist Church at Macon,
Ga. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hagan left for Sa-
vannah Immediately after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Wheatley are among
the pleasant company summering at
Chevy Chase Inn.
Miss NJ. f. Bartlette is at the Aurora
House. Aurora, w. Va. for the summer
Mrs. R. Vincent and Miss Mauue Vincent
are spending the summer at Chevy Chase
Inn.
DR. W. P. C. Hazen and family have 1e-
turned from Atlantic City.
Miss Margeretta Moreland of Steuben
street left last Friday for Boston, Mass
for a visit to her brother, f. NJ. Moreland
for several months.
Capt Lewis Merriam, u. s. A., and fam
lily are spending the summer at the Carlton
Hotel. Cape May Point. NJ.
Capt and Mrs. Stehman Forney have re-
turned to Washington from Porto Rico
Capt. Forney has been for many years
connected with the United States coast and
geOdetic survey and has been engaged on
some very important work for the govern
at the Stratford.
Mrs. s. B. Pole, Miss Irene Pole and Mr.
Samuel and Russell Pole are summering
at The Crag, in the mountains near Mark
ham. Va.
Mrs. Louis Schnebel and little son. Ernest
of Capitol Hill, accompanied by Miss Dora
Ashford. have gone to Chautauuua Beach
for an indefinite stay g.
Mrs. J. Herzog, accompanied by her son.
Mr.. Moses Herzog. left yesterday for At
lantic City for few weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Fuller and Major L.
Dean are at Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. Charles s. Faulkner and daughter
Vera Of NJ street. with Miss Reba Sickles,
left Saturday for the lower Potomac river,
where they expect to remain two or three
weeks.
Mr.. Woodside T. Grail and sister, Miss
Bessie Grail, who have been visiting Miss
Fenton. left last night to visit relatives in
Pittsburg. Miss Fenton will join them in
September.
Mrs. E. A. Roper and her infant son have
gone to Bath Beach to spend the month of
August, after visit of three weeks to her
mother, Mrs. John Dorsey of 912 NJ street.
Mr. and Mrs. Redwood Vandergrift have
left the city for quite extended tour. and
are now visiting the Pan-Amercan. after
which they will visit Toronto, Thousand
Islands, stopping at the New Frontinac;
then down the ST. Lawrence to Montreal
and Quebec. through Lake Champlain and
Lage George and down the Hudson to New
York. They will spend the remainder of
the summer at the Brighton. Atlantic City.
Miss Jurgenson of New York is accom-
panying Mr.. and Mrs. Vandergrift their
summer trip. and will return to Washing
ton in the fall with them for the winter
Mrs. J. ]. Narrower and sister. Mrs.
Webb of Boston, at the Hill Top, Har-
per's Ferry, Va. for a few weeks.
Prof. Vannoppsen and WIFE, L. E Gan
non. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Herold. Steward
Mills, Gen. VIM. Birney, r. l.. May. A. j.
Southwick, John Linden, Mrs. Clara A.
Erok. Geo. w. Herold of Washington are
recent arrivals at Colonial Beach Hotel,
Colonial Beach, Va.