Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
Audubon Society Entertains In a
Pleasant WAY.


a delightful picnic Thursday evening in the
grove of Mr.. Walter Jones.
Over a hundred people took dinner in the
woods and after being thus refreshed were
charmingly entertained by Prof Odds ana
DR.. A. X. Fisher. Prof Olds told of the
good time he and some other children
enjoyed finding birds nests and talking
about yellow jackets wasps and whatever
came their way. He had evidently made
! himself boy with the boys and girls on
their afternoon jaunt and In the evening
he made his grown-up listeners feel young
and glad again by bringing them close to
nature.
DR.. Fisher gave an interesting talk on
the virtues of the owl and the hawk. After
the sun had almost sunk from view and the
birds began to sing their goodnight songs
Prof. Olds charmed his listeners most. He
told the name. first of this bird, then OF
that by the calls they were giving in the
trees overhead. Between their calls he
told of and initiated the calls of other birds.
sometimes bringing forth a response from
some bird in the distance.
All the ladies of the village united to
make this picnic the success that it was.
Mrs. w. c. Pennywit, the chairman of the
whole affair, was ably assisted by the fol-
lowing committee: Refreshment, Mrs. w.
P. Jones; program Mrs. James Plant; in
vitation and entertainment, Mrs. c. f.
Town.
The guests present who are spending the
summer or visiting in Glencarlyn were Miss
F. G. Boyle. Miss F. J. Greene. Miss b. NJ.
Stockbridge. Prof and Mrs. w. X. HIATT,
Mrs. w +. Willoughby, Miss Appleby, Mr..
Donald Mitchell. jr. The guests from Vr-
gina were Mr.. and Mrs. Torreyson, Miss
Torreyson. Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves, Mr..
Reeves and Mr.. Edgar Uber.
Many former acquaintance here will re-
greet to learn of the death of Mrs. Mary A
Stout Guerrierro, wife of Henri E. Guer-
rterro. The end came suddenly Tuesday
at Geneva, Switzerland. from heart fail
ure. Mrs. Guerrero Miss Mary A.
Stout, daughter of Lieut.. Edward Stout of
the United States navy, lived here most Of
her life and was great favorite, espe
cfaliy in diplomatic circles. Her grand
father was the late Commodore John Au-
lick. L. 8. N. Her father met with
tragic death on board his war vessel, which
sank several years ago, with the loss of
many lives Since Mrs. Guerrero has
been married she has lived abroad with her
husband, who is a musician.
Mrs Chester Hoar, with her two sons
left yesterday for northern New York for
a stay of several weeks, going from there
to Kansas in August. Mr.. Hoar will join
his family later.
Miss Florence NJ. Mack of 1906 Q street
northwest is spending a few weeks in Mid
dletown Frederick county. Maryland, with
Miss Alice kOOgle of this city.
Mr.. R. Woodland Gates and family leave
today for an extended tour of the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Shedd Holton of Hy-
attsville. Md. sailed from Baltimore Mon
day evening for Boston. where they expect
to make a short stay, returning via Albany,
the Hudson and New York.
Mrs. Click. her daughter and Miss Mamie
Carr have gone to Atlantic City. where they
will spend part of their vacation and then
take short western trip
The charge daffaires of Bolivia, Senior J.
r. Zalles. will leave tomorrow for Cha1to-
lance Springs. Md, with Nine ZalleS who
is convalescng from her recent illness.
Last evening Miss Jeanette f. Hoag of
Charles City Iowa, and Mr. Edgar Church
of College Park, Md, were quietly married
at the parsonage of Waugh Chapel. the
pastor officiating. The bride was daintily
attired in white silk. The groom is assist
ant superintendent at station b, post office.
Mr. and Mrs. Church will make their home
in this city.
Thorn Williamson, jr j. w. Danner. P
E. Danner, ID. w. Larrabee, Miss. Lloyd,
Miss Bryon, Mrs. Eugene Jones Mrs c. w.
Cornley. ]. l.. Grumbine, Mrs. J. l.. Grum-
bine, Roy Grumbine, F. w. Hancock, Miss
Mary Nelson, Miss Frances Nelson. Mrs
S. l.. Richards, Mrs. Alice o. Love, James
Richards. Mr.. II. Jackson, Miss Lofts Miss
F. Henry. Miss Price. Miss Toler. S. NJ.
Stancliff and family. Mrs. ]. P. Mulhem,
Miss Annie Mulhem. Master James Null
hem, Mrs. Mabel Parker and Mr. D. Buck
ley of this city are at the BreXton, Atlantic
City.
A pretty home wedding occurred Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Chauncey, on T street. when
their daughter Gertrude was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Frederick Russell Proctor of
this city. The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. ]. NJ. Gill of the Rhode
Island Avenue NJ. P. Church. of which the
bride is a member and Sunday school
teacher and the groom steward. Only the
family and a few invited friends witnessed
the ceremony, which was followed by re-
ception. The brides gown was of white or
CANDY and lace. She carried a large bou-
quet of bride roses Roses gladiolas and
palms decorated the parlors and dining
room. The brides mother wore black silk
trimmed in white, Miss Halle Chauncey,
mode organdy. with black velvet ribbon.
The young bride and groom are both very
popular. and received a great many very
handsome gifts. among them being mas
sive gray silver and gold piece from Mr..
ProctorS former business associates in
Boston. and a Limoges set with silver from
the clerks of the controllers office Treas
ury Department. y quantity of silver and
cut glass and fine furniture were also re-
ceived. The brides gong-away suit a
tailored gray cloth gown, with white silk
velvet and white silk. They left at 10
o'clock for a short wedding trip, and will
be at home to their friends after August l.
Mrs. W. P. Van Wickle is at the Seaside
House, Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Engel and her young son
have gone to ASbury Park n. j., to spend
few weeks. Mr.. Engel expects to join
them about the 1st of August.
Miss Grace Gould is spending the summer
with friends in South Amboy. N. J. Miss
Gould has been staying with her uncle Mr.
John w. Clark of Fairfax county, Va.
Deaths in the District.
The following deaths were reported at the
health Office during the twenty four hours
ending at noon today:
John B. Frere, Il years; Edward E.
Thomas, "a years: Thomas p Diggins. TO