Evening star., 1903-09-09

First Assistant Postmaster General
Wynne. with party of friends. made
little tour of the New Hampshire resorts
last week.
Miss Roosevelt under the direction OF
Col. John Jacob Astor. is learning to run
his high-powered automobile through the
streets of Newport. Miss Roosevelt attend
ed Miss Leary's dinner dance last night
given for Miss Leila Paget of London,
guest of the latter.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson. who
have had most delightful tour abroad. re-
| turned last Saturday. They are now at
their Connecticut avenue residence.
Senator Clark OF Montana. who has been
| abroad for two menths. returned yesterday.
Other passengers the record-breaking
| trip Of the Deutschland were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hearst of New York.
The marriage tonight in Chicago of Miss
Ruth Isabel Vanderlip sister of the former
assistant secretary of the treasury, and MI:
| Edward Walker Harden of New York Will
we'll known. Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlfp Will
be the matron of honor. After an extended
tour. the couple will live in New York city
Judge Batcheller of the international tri-
bunal at Alexandria. Egypt, who spent the
summer at Saratoga with his daughter
Miss Kate Batcheller. will shortly sail ior
Europe. Both Judge and Miss Batcheiler
are we'll known in this city and Will make
q short stay here before sailing.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gould will entertain
at dinner tonight at their place at Ardsley-
on-the- Hudson for the Earl and Countess
of Shaftesbury.
The marriage Of Miss Alice w. Kohlhoss.
daughter of Mr.. Charles Kohlhoss of Mont
gomery county, Md, to Mr.. Matthew E.
Ruddy of the Treasury Department took
place at st. Patrick's Church yesterday at
noon. DR.. D. J. Stafford, assisted by Father
Dolan, officiated. The music was furnished
by the choir of the church. assisted by the
st. Patricks Quartet Though no cards
were issued, the church was filled with
friends of the young couple The bride
wore a becoming travelling dress of navy
blue broadcloth. with hat to match. and
carried bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs Ruddy
left Immediately after the ceremony for
wedding trip north and will be gone a
month.
DR.. Bayard Wyman of the census bureau
and Mrs. Wyman, who spent the month of
August at lakeside resorts in Ohio, have
returned to the city and are located at
1924 California avenue.
The Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith, the rector
of St Thomas Church. near Dupont Circle,
has returned to the city from his vacation.
The latter part of the summer he spent in
Europe with his family, who had preceded
him. They all returned together on the
Belgenland of the American line, which
landed her passengers last Monday at Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Max Cohen and Miss Cohen Of 1715
N street have returned from a several
weeks visit to New York.
Mrs Harry Rothschild and daughter have
returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Lottie Jenkins Of o street northwest
has gone to Philadelphia to meet friends,
and will spend the rest of this month at
Atlantic City and Cape May.
Mrs Carrie Barnheim and daughter Hazel
of 34OS N street northwest have returned
after delightful trip of two weeks to Cape
May, Rehoboth and Baltimore.
A house-warming party was given at 9O1
NJ street northwest last evening by Mrs.
Hugo Handler. The parlors were handsome
| ly decorated and those present were Rev.
DR.. F. d. Power and Rev. Philip johnson.
DR.. and Mrs. N. r. Jenner, DR.. and Mrs r.
Ford, Mrs. Pratt, Dr. and Mrs. Temple,
Mrs. ]. F. Saum and daughter, Miss Mary
| Kyle, Mrs. Shell and son, Mrs. Adkins and
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Perkins and daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Smith and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
G. 8. James, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rheinhart,
Mr.. Esterline. Mrs. MacAllister and niece,
Mrs. Kronheimer. Mrs. Frise. Mrs. Drown,
| Mss Stample. Mrs. Bruener Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Sparks Mrs. L. Bushby, Miss Lena
Rohe and Mr.. Shea of Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs. McKeldin Mr.. and Mrs. Guy H. Tut
| tie. Mrs Piper and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Miss Flora FRANKIE, Miss
| Amanda Hunter and Mrs. Nettie A. Cheeks
Miss Edith Thompson of New York city is
spending two weeks with Mrs. Geo. W.
n nnrfh
The marriage of Miss Mary H. Loveless.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James w. Love-
| less. to Mr.. Edwin ]. Kennedy occurred
| yesterday at noon at st. Stephens Catholic
Church, Rev. Father O'Connell officiating
| The occasion was Of especial interest to the
brides parents, 1t marked the twenty
fifth anniversary of their wedding at the
same church. The bride was attired in
white silk NULL with white hat. and carried
bride roses. She was attended by Miss Pearl
Hammack, who wore blue null, with hat
to match. Mr.. H. c. McKnew was best
man and Mr.. L. A. Finn and Mr.. J. c. Fen
wick were the ushers After the ceremony
| the bridal party, with the Immediate fam
| lilies of the bride and groom, was enter
| tanned at breakfast at the home of the
| brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
| later left for northern trip.
Rear Admiral Benjamin P. Lamberton
| u. S. N, and Lieut.. Edward McCauley, tr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dulany Hunter of
| ing from New York to Southampton today
Mrs. H. ]. M Howard and Miss Inez M
Howard have returned to the city after
| spending the months Of July and August
| with relatives in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Polkinhorn of P street
| have returned from their trip to Parry
| sound and Muskoko lakes of Canada,
| Mrs. w. r. Chapel. directress of the
| Junior Daughters of the King Church of
| the Advent. LIE Droit Park, gave a lunch
| con for the members of the chapter yester-
day at her residence, 475 Florida avenue
| northwest. Guests present were Miss LII
| liam Collier. Miss Marion Weyrich, Miss
Florence Murray. Miss Blanche Small. Miss
Marie King. Miss Julia Rosse Miss Mary
Keene, Miss Irene Smith, Miss Pearl
| SEWERS, Miss Armenia Farnsworth and Miss
Mable Stewart.
DIR. H. c. Thompson and family have re-
turned from visit to Asbury Park.
The young ladies of the Temple Baptist
Church gave a reception last evening to the
members of the Temple base ball team.
The church parlors were tastefully deco
rated for the occasion with the clubs col