Evening star., 1903-09-05

| Mr. ana MTS. w. FRANK clark nave gone
/ to Atlantic City for a two weeks sojourn.
| Miss Florence Mcdonald of Philadelphia
| 81 visiting Mrs. w. c. F1enniken of North
| east Washington.
| Miss Linda Shreve of Brentwood, accom-
panied by her brother Walter. has returned
| from visit to relatives in New York and
Sheepshead Bay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM L. Webster and their
daughter Emile have returned from At
| lantic City.
| DR.. Storch and family, after a two
| weeks Sojourn at Harper's Ferry will re-
| turn TO their home on Capitol Hill, Sep
| tember I.
Mrs Isabel James of Midland. Ohio is
visiting her son, Charles G. James, at 1712
r street northwest.
Mr.. Thomas J. Sullivan. the assistant di-
| rector OF the bureau of engraving and
printing. his wife and their daughter, Miss
sullivan, have been spending the summer
abroad They will return to Washington
during September.
Mr.. Joseph D. Sullivan has just returned
from his vacation among the Thousand Is
| lands.
dance was held at Linganore Hills Inn
last night. Music was furnished by the
| orchestra from Frederick city. Those pres
ent from washington were Mrs. Charles 8.
Shreeve, jr., Miss Van Ezdorf, Misses
Maley, Miss Buscher. Miss Ryder, Miss
| Corbett, Miss Talmage, Mr.. Corbett. The
| weekly progressive euchre was given FRI
| day night under the management of Mrs.
| Charles 8. Shreeve, Jr., of Washington.
Miss Rose Dowling of AT N street has
returned from pleasant stay at Colonial
Beach She was accompanied by section A
OF the Mihnehaha Club, consisting of the
Misses Efhe and Celeste Krener. Gertie
| Wurdeman, Stella Beasly and the Messrs
J. U. Work and c. T. Sterne.
Miss Margaret M. Kennedy of 3125 14th
| street northwest is entertaining few OF
| her Philadelphia convent school friends at
her summer home, Long Branch, N. J.
Mr.. Willis B. Speare has returned from
his trip to Bethany Beach, Del.
The Misses Boyd of H street have return
| ed from their tour to Niagara, Buffalo and
| Watkins Glen.
Mrs Shepard and family are spending
the summer at their country home at Edge
Water. on the lower Potomac.
Miss Ida Mertz has returned from At
| lantic City.
Mrs and Miss Eckfeldt have returned to
the city after their summer vacation.
After spending the early part of the sum-
| mer in Ohio, the Misses Julia and Susie
Moore are now stopping at Bethany Beach,
| Del.
Miss Louise S. Garner is now visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. c. F. Bowen, in the
Shenandoah Valley. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. G. Boyd. after spend
ing three weeks in the mountains Of Vir-
| ginia. have returned to the city after a
| brief trip to Bluemont, Va.
|
| have returned to the city.
Mr.. R. Bruce Atkinson has returned to
| the city from trip near Bluemont, Va.
| After spending the month of August at
Asbury Park, the Misses Evans. daughters
| of Mr.. Geo. w. Evans, disbursing officer of
the Department of Interior, have returned
| to the city.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Webster Cum
| mings, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. George
]. Cummings of Howard University, Wash
ington, d. c., and Mr.. Henry Coburn San
| born. superintendent of schools in Frank
| lin, N. H., which took place at the summer
/ home of the brides parents in Groton N.
| H., at o'clock Tuesday. September /. was
| unusually pretty, as the ceremony was per-
| formed out of doors beneath the trees. An
| aisle. festooned with ropes of ground pine
| and bouquets of hydrangea blossoms and
| ferns, led to the altar. where the back
| ground was screen made Of maple leaves.
| The minister Rev. Mr.. Hatch of Franklin,
| and the groom, with his best man, Mr..
! Walter Fred Duffy of Franklin. took their
places and to the strains of the wedding
| march from "Lohengrin." played by Miss
| Myra Lamprey of Concord N. H., cousin
OF the bride, the bridal procession ad-
| vanced. The four bridesmaids-Mis Jen-
ME Sanborn, sister of the groom; Miss Ma
| bel Bowman and Miss Frances McDuffie
| classmates of the bride at Wellesley, and
| Miss Alice Fairfield of WashingtOn-wore
white muslin and carried pink and white
sweet peas. The maid Of honor was Miss
Anna Fairfield Of Washington, who wore
| w-ite lawn over green and carried white
| sweet peas. The bride, leaning on the arm
of her father. was preceded by her little
| cousin. Gladys Hunkins. as flower girl. who
| scattered pink sweet peas. The bride was
| dressed in white Persian lawn and wore a
| veil. Her shower bouquet of white
carnations. After an impressive ceremony
| in which two rings were used the bride
and groom received the congratula tions of
their friends Supper was served on the
| western veranda, which was prettily deco
rated with autumn leaves and golden rod
Mrs. Phelps. Mrs. Webster and Miss Ger
| trude Smith, cousins of the BRIDE presided
at the table. The whole house was elaba-
| rately decorated with ferns and flowers
| At o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn left for
| their wedding trip a driving tour through
| the White Mountains. Their home will be
in Franklin Falls, N. H. Among those
mother of the groom; Mrs. Hardy, grand
mother Of the bride; Mrs. Hatch of Frank
| lin, DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Webster of Frank
lin, Mr. Will Hunkins and Dana Hunkins
| Of Groton, Mr.. and Mrs. David Tenney of
| Plymouth N H.: Miss Flint, Miss Rachel
| Flint and Misses Gertrude and Bernice
Frisbie. from Lowell Mass: Miss Leland of
| Cambridge. Mass; Miss Jane Rugg. Prof.
| and Mrs. F. w. Fairfield and Mr. Wynne
c. Fairfield of Washington.
Mrs. A. o. Bliss and Miss Bertha Bliss Of
| this city are guests of Mrs. Arthur D.
Kinne at her summer home. Shadyside,
near Cortland, N. Y.
DR.. George v. Leech, who during the
month of August has been in camp with
his son, Rev. Hedding B. Leech, and fam
| lily at Green Lake. N. j., famous for it's
] bass fishing, has returned to the city. He
supplied his sons pulpit at the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Hackensack on the
| Sundays Of his absence. Some time was
also spent at Atlantic City and Ocean
| Grove.
| Mrs. ]. H. Wurdeman is chaperoning a
| party to Niagara Falls, consisting of her
two daughters and son and Misses Madge
|