Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-09
TWO ENGAGEMENTS IN ONE
FAMILY GAYLY CELEBRATED.
A Washingtonian Married at Hancocb
Other Nuptial Events-Tmely
Personal Notes.

not to be long delayed.
Harry Tarbox. MD, has returned from
Philadelphia. and his engagement to Miss
Louise Higgins of Bangor given out
at the same time. Both engagements were
celebrated at the Tarbox mansion, Long
view. by family dinner party.
Senator and Mrs. Depew and Chauncey
Depew. jr,. will sail for Europe tomorrow,
to remain abroad two months.
Justice and Mrs. Peckham are now in
Albany visiting relatives.
Mrs. Reginald De Koven is visiting Mrs.
Burke Roche at Newport.
| Mr. Raikes, first secretary of the British
embassy, and his colleagues Of that staff
are now at Newport, where the embassy
quarters are established for the summer.
leased the Fort cottage at Manchester-by-
the-Sea, where they will establish them
selves for the summer, after a visit to
Colorado.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey are making
little visit to Monticello, the home of JEFF
ferson, today, where they will be the guests
of Mr.. Levi and his sister, Mrs. Won May
hoff.
Mr.. Henry A. c. Taylor, whose daughter
d,
and Miss Josephine Johnson will be mar
ried at Newport June "a. The early honey
moon will be spent aboard the Wanderer,
Mr.. Taylor's yacht, and the late summer
at Mr.. Taylors Newport home.
Miss Linda Leapley entertained a party
of young folks at luncheon recently at her
Monroe street residence in Anacostia.
Those present were the Misses Edna and
Nora Boyer of Congress Heights, Misses
Florence. Elsie and Sadie Humphrey, Miss
Mary Thompson of Portsmouth, Miss Ger
trude Ray of Chilum, Md, Miss Elizabeth
Dolan of Washington. Misses Leila, Susie
and Emma Schroeder of Washington and
Misses Bessie Mary and Alice Leapley.
A special dispatch to the Baltimore
American from Hancock. Md. says: Mr.
Henry c. Alvey, son of Judge Richard H.
Alvey of Washington, D. c., and Miss Ber-
tina KeySer of Baltimore We're married yes
terday evening at Berkeley Springs in the
Episcopal Church by Rev Mr.. Pierson, the
pastor. Mr.. Alvey is a member of Mr..
John Carmichaers corps of engineers with
headquarters in Hancock. where he has
been stationed several months. and is likely
to remain until the Wabash connecting link
between Cumberland and Cherry Run is
completed. The wedding was quite a sur
prise. Miss Keyser came to Hancock Sat
urday. and on Sunday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs Doyle of Philadelphia, Mr.. Alvey and
Miss keyser drove to Berkeley Springs
where Mr. Alvey secured a license and the
ceremony was performed without the
Mr.. and Mrs Doyle. Supper was served at
Fairfax Inn, and the party returned to
Hancock. An informal reception by the
members of the Wabash engineering CORPS
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs Alvey at the
home of Mrs. w. H Perkins"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip sailed
this morning for Europe, beginning their
wedding trip. which by terms of an agree
ment made ten years ago between the for
mer and Mr.. Hardin, who was best man at
tIo
the latter, whom. 1T will be recalled is en-
gagged to be married shortly to Miss Van
derlip.
Bates. is now in Lenox, Mass in the vicn-
ity of which the family have a summer
home.
Mrs. H. R. Howenstein and Miss Lillian
| Howenstein are among thes Washington
guests at the Hotel Chelsea, Atlantic City.
Mrs. A. J. Sanford and children have
gone to their country place Crest While),
Berwyn, Md, for the summer.
St. Stephens Church was the scene Of
pretty wedding yesterday, the Sth, at noon,
when Miss Susie NJ. McQuade and Mr..
John j. Bourke of this city were married
by Rev. P. ]. O'Connell The altar was
beautifully decorated with palms, flowers
and lighted candles. Miss Daisy McQuade,
sister of the bride, as bridesmaid. was
gowned in white organdy and carried la
France roses. Mr.. Thomas Holleran was
| best man. The bride wore exquisite
gowned in white organdy and carried La
| bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the
valley. After reception and hearty con-
CALCULATIONS Mr.. and Mrs Bourke left for
an extended northern trip, and will be at
| home to their friends after July at 24Oo
| M street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Katharine X Cas-
| ca nd Hutchinson
| place yesterday in the large drawing room
of Cheswold, the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander ]. Cassatt at Haver-
ford, Pa. The bride is a daughter of the
! president of the Pennsylvania railroad.
Her grandfather on her mothers side was
| the Rev. Mr.. Buchanan, for nearly half
a century rector of Old Christ Church at
| Oxford. She is also the great niece of
| President Buchanan and a near kinswoman
of Mrs Harriet Lane Johnson. DR.. Hutch
| inson's father was distinguished physi-
| cian and his great uncle, Joseph R. Inger-
| soil, was American minister to England
| under President Fillmore.
| Mr. and Mrs. F. P. B. Sands have taken
| a cottage at Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, where they will spend the
| summer.
| The N 1. Y. C. Club closed the season last
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles w. Clifford, 1343 Q street north
west. From to 10 o'clock progressive
| euchre prevailed, the prizes being secured
| by Mrs J. Nelson Alexander Mrs Arthur
| b. Anderson, Miss Ella Frazier, Mr. c. W.
| Clifford. Mr.. John Benton and Mr.. Benja-
min Carrot, In the order named.
After refreshments business meeting
| was held. Mr.. Chester Caywood received q
| vote of thanks for his services during the
| season as master of ceremonies. The usual
| literary and musical exercises ensued, the
| program being as follows: Mr. Ambrose
| Bagby recited Chickens" the Ladies'
| Quartet gave several pleasing selections
| Prof VIM. Smith presiding at the piano;
Mr.. w. A. Torrey gave an original reading
| the mystic "M-I-K.'
| Regular meetings of the club have oc-
| CURED during the season at the residences
| of Mrs. William Smith, Miss Ella Frazier
| Mrs. Charles Caywood Mrs Arthur B. An
| derson. Mrs. W. A. Torey. Mrs. ]. A. Alex
| ander, Mrs. John Benton, Mrs. Ambrose
Bagby, Mrs. William Walker and Mrs
| Charles Clifford, Several special meetinps