Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-21

Thomas P Moore. Mr.. William NJ. Moore
and Mr.. David P. Moore. The daughters
are Mrs. l.. G. Orendorf, al whose home
the reception of today will take place; Mrs.
John G. Mclean with whom DR.. and Mrs
Moore staying during their visit here;
Mrs. Seneca Balm and Mrs. Fred. A. Reed
In addition to this group fifteen grandchil
dren are helping to make the day a happy
one.
Dr. and Mrs. Moore lived in this city I'M
til about nine years ago. when they settled
on their Virginia farm to enjoy outdoor life
and pursuits, to which move they attribute
their continued health and strength. They
have scores of acquaintance among the
oldest residential families of the District,
from which showers of congratulations
have been received.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster are going
to Princeton, N. j., the last of this week to
be present at the installation of the new
president. They will be away over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Lansing are here on visit
to the latters parents, and will remain
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster have also with
them their mothers, Mrs. Foster and Mrs.
Mcpherson, who recently arrived from
their homes in Indiana, and are greatly en-
joying the drives about the city, as well as
the visits of many of their old friends. They
will stay several weeks longer.
Mrs. Hill, wife of the assistant secretary
of state, has sailed for Europe, accom-
panied by her children, whom she expects
to place in school in Switzerland, where
especial advantages in acquiring the con-
tinental languages can be secured. She will
remain abroad several months at least, and
probably for the entire winter, although her
plans were not entirely settled when she
started. The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
will be greatly missed in the social rounds
the coming winter, and especially to the
diplomatic circle, for whose entertainment
both host and hostess are so well adapted
by reason Of their knowledge of foreign
tongues and ways
The third assistant secretary of state and
Mrs. PIERCE have taken the Hazeltine house
at 10Th and F streets. which before being
purchased by the present owners was the
home of Mr.. Herbert during his term as
Secretary of the Navy and is therefore well
associated in the public mind with the
days when the cabinet "Wednesday after
Moons were occasions of Importance in the
winters program. Mr.. and Mrs. Peirce will
probably have the burden which is pleas
ant one to them, of the State Department
entertaining this winter, inasmuch as the
home of the Secretary is still closed be-
cause Of the deep mourning of the family,
and the loss of Mr.. and Mrs. Hills home,
where most of the gayety conferred last
winter.
Mrs. and Miss Bainbridge-Hoff have left
the city to spend month with Lieut.. Ar
thur Bainbridge-Hoff at the Naval Acad-
emy On their return they Will be at the
Grafton, as their house will be rented this
winter.
Miss Madge Robinson of Louisville, KY,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jos. l.. Strous
of Sth street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Stanley Meloy have re-
turned to the city from Lanham, where
thew spent the summer and are located in
the Colonial 1871 30th street
Mrs. Catherine Breen announces the mar
rage of her daughter, Jennie K, to Mr..
Walter D. Beller, Monday, October 20, 1902,
ST. Pauls Church, Washington, D. c. After
a wedding breakfast, served at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beller left
for a trip through the north. They will be
at home after November Is, 1912 Park
street.
Miss Clyde NJ. Alley of this city and Mr.
Walter S. kaufman of Savannah Ga, were
married Wednesday evening, September II
at the parsonage of the Epworth Methodist
Church, Savannah by the pastor. Rev. J.
A. Smith The attendants were Mr.. H r.
Fielder and Miss Meta Westcott. The
groom has been resident of Savannah for
many years. and is connected with the lith-
ographing department of the Morning
News. The bride. before going to Wash
+ ington. D. c.. was resident of Savannah
There was pretty wedding last Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock at the North Caro-
lima avenue Nd. p. Church The contracting
parties were Miss Martha Frances Hummer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George w. Hum
mer Of Sterling. Va. and Mr.. James APP
pleby Boarman of this city. Miss Ella May
Hummer, sister OF the bride, vas maid of