Evening star., 1901-08-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A LARGE PARTY OF FRIENDS OFF
FOR An OUTING.
4 DOwn-the-Riyer Trip and the Start
TOm0rrOw-Wedded at Trinity
Church-PersOnaI Notes.

Arrangements have been made by party
of weli-known Washingtonians for a series
of summer outings. Beginning tomorrow.
| the first one will be given to Point Lookout.
The party will remain away about four
weeks and will include the following: Mr..
and Mrs. Richard ]. Boyne, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Burgess Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phil
lips, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Swayze, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shephardson and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Ellis, Miss Salie Brown
and niece, Miss Marie Dom. Miss Irene
Boyne, Mr.. Walter Mcdonald, Mr.. Jess
Finley, Master Dudley Burgess. Master Ar
thur Becker and Master Herbert Burgess.
Miss Margaret Gamble of Williamsport.
Pa, and Lieutenant Hugh Cooke. U. 8. A..
of this city, will be married August 10 in
the Presbyterian Church at Eaglesmere,
Pa. Lieutenant Cooke is a son of the late
Governor Henry d. Cooke of this city, and
a nephew Of Mr. Jay Cooke Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Carlisle arrived at
Bar Harbor yesterday to spend this month.
They were guests at dinner last night OF
former Postmaster General and Mrs. Bis
SELL who have cottage there for the sum-
mer.
Miss Elizabeth Allen O'Daniel and Mr..
William Frederick Leatzon were married
last night at Trinity Church. Sd and {
streets, by Rev. r. p. Williams. Mr.. VIII
liam Mason Brown was best man and
ris, E. A. Edwards and George Russell
Duncan ushers The bride was escorted
by Mr.. D. c. Hutton, her cousin, and was
richly dressed in white. and carried pink
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Leatzon, after trip
to the Pan-American, will make tour OF
the Great Lakes previous to visit with
the groom's family at Madison, Wis Ihe
latter part of September they Will be at
219 A street northeast and at home to their
friends.
The Misses Letter will go abroad this
month to join their mother and Lady Cur
zon in Scotland for the hunting season.
Miss Mida c. Peabody Of the Post Office
Department leaves this evening for Yer
mont and the Pan-American exposition via
Thousand Isles and Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Palmer left this
morning for Atlantic City to spend the
month of August
Mr. and Mrs. Dana White, jr., are visit
ing for two weeks their parents at River
dale. They will be at home to their friends
Tuesday and Friday evenings.
DIR, and Mrs. W. E. Difenderfer have
gone to Lake George to spend this month
and will return some time during the first
part of September.
The Misses Cora and Ernestine Miller,
accompanied by Mr.. William Adams, left
this morning for Atlantic City for a stay
Of several weeks; Before they return nome
they will visit the Buffalo exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood w. McIntire have
just returned from a months stay at Phil
adelphia and Atlantic City.
A moonlight ride on the Potomac was
very much enjoyed Wednesday evening by
the members and friends of the Walther
Society of Trinity Lutheran Church. Leav-
ing the city at $3.50 O'Clock aboard the
launch Bartholdie, stops were made at the
river resorts, returning at 1l:3o pm
Music by stringed orchestra. interspersed
with songs and solos, formed part of the
,or,f riFao ha n
ments were served. The success of the
outing was due to the untiring efforts of
Mr.. Charles Heider, president of the So
ciety, and his committee. Among the
party, chaperoned by Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schroeder, were the Misses Mamie Heine,
Mr.. KIees, Isabel Graft, Emma Getz
Elizabeth Courtney. Emma Senkind, Pearl
Heitmuller. Minnie Kaiser, Lizzie Bagel-
man, Annie Schroeder, Ella Ehlshlager
and Lena Luckel and the Messrs. Henry
Altoff, G. w. Horning, August Getz. jr.
Theo. Krake, Albert Bresnahan. William
Heine, Fred. Siebert, Charles w. Heider,
William Behrens, Frank Wurzbacher VIII
liam F. Ruckert, Robert Ewert. Andrew
Eberly, j. s. Power, John Doerr and Chas.
BoehS.
Messrs. W. G. Willege and A. d. Engel
are at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Thompson are at
Ocean Grove, N. ].