Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-17
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
RECENT HAPPENINGS AMONG WELL
KNOWN PEOPLE.
Wedding Days Past and of the Near
Future-COmings and GOiugs-In-
teresting Personal Notes.

| Senator and Mrs. Elkins will shortly be
established for the summer at their home
| in Elkins, w. Va.
| Mr.. de Margarie. the new secretary Of the
French embassy, and who will be in charge
during the absence of the ambassador will
be Joined here by his wife about the last of
this month. They will summer at Man
| chester by-the-Sea.
On account of the continued rainy
weather. the lawn party which was to have
been given this evening by the Ladies' Mis-
sionary SOCIETY of Calvary Baptist Church
at the Chevy Chase residence of Mr.. e. E.
Mower. has been postponed until Friday
| next from to TO-
| Announcement is made of the engage
| ment of Miss Maggie Summers Jones'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. LeonidaS Jones
| of Dickerson. Md. to Mr.. William 7. Mock
| abee of this city. The marriage will take
| place at the residence of the bride-elect
| Monday, June "a, 1901. The couple will
| reside in this city.
Mrs Insley, wife Of Assistant Paymaster
| H. r. Insley, L. S. N, has returned from
| Hong Kong. China.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira H. Johannes of Wood
side. Nd. have gone on an extended trip
to New York city. the Pan American expo
| sition at Buffalo, n. Y; Niagara Falls and
| Toronto, Canada.
| Miss Mary Armfield of Goodland Ind, is
| the guest of Mrs. Alma Garrigus, - 4th
| street southeast. She is a prominent mem
| Der of the Western Association of Writers.
One of the weddings. of the week will be
that of Miss Isabel Elspeth Webster
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Smith
| Webster. to Mr.. Burchard Stevenson Nc
| Kinley of Russelyille. Ohio. The ceremony
| will take place at $50 o'clock tomorrow
| evening at 231 Massachusetts avenue north
| east, and will be followed by a reception
| from until IL o'clock. Miss Mabel r.
| Webster will be bridesmaid, and Mr.. Ed
| ward l.. Hodgkins will be best man.
Miss Alisan Wilson has gone to Fauquier
| Springs, Va, where she will spend the
summer.
Miss Marie Anita Pope, youngest daugh-
ter of the late VIM. H. Pope. and Mr.. Nor
man Douglas Parker were married Wednes-
day evening at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. VIM. F. Buckingham 1909 10th street
northwest, the Rev. h. L. Watson of Bali
| timore officiating. The bride was prettily
gowned in white mousseline and carried
| bride roses. The parlors Were adorned with
| palms and cut flowers. Among those pres
| ent Were Mr.. Thomas Parker and Mrs.
| Parker. Mr.. VIM. Parker and wife, Mr..
| Benz. Parker and Masters Parker and Miss
| Parker, Mrs. Elizabeth S Pope. Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. L. Pope, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Pope
of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM F. Buck
| ingham and the Misses Buckingham, DR..
John f. Winter. Mrs. Margaret Dorian,
| Miss Webster, Mrs. q. l.. Noetzel. Mr.. II.
| Hart Miller, Misses Rowell and Miss Wat
son of Falls Church. Va. The bride will be
| 156 D street northeast.
| DR.. and Mrs. A B. Storch gave a party al
their residence on Capitol Hill, 142 Z street
northeast, Saturday evening. June 10. in
| honor of the sixth birthday of their little
| son, Raymond Bernard. Fifty of his young
| friends were present and shared in the
| games, for which four. prizes were given.
A bran pie was a feature of the evening.
1t contained a variety of small surprises
and occasioned much merriment. The house
was prettily decorated with roses and
large birthday wreath with inscription. The
dining room and tables were all in yellow
| and white. Many beautiful presents were
received.
| The last meeting of the summer series of
the Young Peoples Social Club, which was
held at Miss Ethel Cookies, 305 7 street, was
spent quite socially. An interesting pro-
gram was arranged for the afternoon, which
began with a duet by Misses Ethel Cooke
| and Susie Burrows; piano solo, by Miss
Anna Goddard, recitation by Mr.. Clyde
| Hodge, and many patriotic songs. After
| ward, in the reception hall, refreshments
| were served. Those present were: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Cooke, Misses Ethel Cooke, Susie Bur-
| rows, Anna Goddard. Marguerite Baker
| and Mamie Hardell, Messrs. Stanley Ha-
| gan, Clyde Hodge, Robert Cooke Paul
Lesh, Frederick Cushman, Herbert Har--
| ries, John Powers, Frank Williams and
Everett E. Trundle.
| The season of the d. G.. A DIS was
brought to a close Monday June 10, by a
very enjoyable trolley party" After a
| ride about the city, the car continued to
| Glen Echo. where dancing was enjoyed
until late hour In the party were Misses
| Lille and Margaret Brady, Burns, Elsie
and Emma Dawson, De Grunmmond, Fay,
| Cooley, Hutton. Kerr. King, Mcclure Muir
ray. Newman: O'Neill, Phelps, Reel. Under
wood and Werner, Mrs. King and Mrs
werner, Messrs. Brady, Campbell, Chesil-
dine. Cleary, Dawson, Donovan, King,
May, Mckinley. McPike, Norbeck, Repetti'
| Sharpe, Shoemaker, Stacks, Tastet and
| Werner.
Mrs. NJ. L. Towne Miss Towne and Mas
| ter Marion Wood Towne left this morning
| for Block Island.
Washngtonians at the Brexton. Atlantic
City. are Mrs. Wilson Camden, Mrs.
Ihomas SiZer Mrs. James B. Owens Miss
| Madeline Owens, Master George and lanes
owens. MISS Celist Riqueur, Mr.. and Mrs
| Gilbert Parker, Miss Jennie Miller, Mr. and
MIS- Hilgers Miss NJ L. Peters Joseph
Harvey, J. Louis Mengers and wife, VIM.
| T. Hanna and wife.
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
June T. at st. Peters Church, Capitol
| Hill. the contracting parties being Miss
helen NJ. r. Mckenna and Mr.. Raymond
A. BeaVan. The maid of honor was Miss
Mary A. Mckenna and the best man Mr.
Charles Boyle, and the ushers Messrs
william j. Mcmahon and Clarence Dono-
hue The ceremony was performed at high
noon by the Rev. Ambrose Beavan of the
S OF the Immaculate Conception.
brother OF the groom. assisted by the Rev.
Father Mcclure of St. Peters Church.
There was large attendance at the GER
| emory Many handsome presents were
shown at the home Of the bride, No. 2l5
LIST street southeast.
JOS. Prather. j. j. Brosnan, Mr.. and Mrs
n. E. Mitchell, Col. John E. Summers II.
S. A, and Miss Summers of this city are
at the Raleigh, Atlantic City.
DR.. Frank NJ Howard of Providence Hos
| pttal, accompanied by his niece Miss jose
phlne Somers, leave for New York In few
days for about week ten days They
go from there to Boston by sea- returning
to Buffalo to visit the exposition, then to
Atlantic City.
The Washington District Epworth League
Will have social gathering of those ex-
pect1ng to join their excursion party to
San francisco at La Fetras this evening
Miss Edith H. La Zarus of Washington
left last Saturday evening on a pleasure
tour OF the south and west She will visit
her friends and points of interest in Geor-
gia, Tennessee and Ohio. and will be alb
sent from the city for quite while
Last Wednesday pleasant evening was
spent by The Merrymakers' at the resi-
nj Mr. l. no