Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-18

posed will be again the guest Of Miss Cut
ting, with whom she stayed last summer.
Miss Roosevelt has visited with her aunt,
Mrs. Cowles, at Pennington since she left
Washington.
Senator and Mrs Lodge sailed today for
Europe and Will be abroad several months.
Baroness Moncheur sailed today for Ant
werp and will join the Belgian minister in
a European tour.
Secretary Hay has started for his home
on Lake Sunapee, n. H, to remain the rest
of the summer
Senator Quay and family have place this
summer at Lake Placid, n. Y.
The residence OF Capt. and Mrs. Charles
F. Garrett was the scene Wednesday even
ing last of a quiet wedding, when their
daughter, Marion v, and Mr. joseph II;
Miles of Ohio were married Rev. Edward
Marshall Mott of the church of the Ad-
vent, lie Droit Park. performed the cere-
rnony in the presence of members OF the
ia miles OF the contracting parties. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles started for Cape May
where they will spend portion or tne
honeymoon. After August l they Will be al
home at lib street northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Christman are
at Atlantic City, where they will remain
six weeks
Miss Marie A. NeSbitt and sister Gene
We've of 3O6 II street northwest left town
Wednesday to visit relatives In Baltimore
and Philadelphia and Will later spend
month at Atlantic City. Miss Minnie Daily
accompanied them.
Miss Elizabeth Hyde sails for Europe
with her father Mr. Hyde of the Agricul-
ftt, NJ Tl.ar~1 rfr mt
expects to remain abroad one year.
Mrs Edwin s. Clark, with her young son
and daughter. Miss Ethel. are spending
the summer at The Plains, Va Mr.. Clark
goes to the country on Saturdays to visit
his family.
Master Amery Dunn is spending the sum-
mer with his cousins, Annie and Clayton
Copperthite, in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey has gone to
Long Island to visit her son, Mr.. William
II. Mussey. and later will visit her daugh
ter, Miss Bella P Mussey, at Old Lyme.
Conn. Mrs. Mussey expects to spend the
month Of August in the northern Adirpn-
dack region, on Chateaugay lake. and will
not return to Washington before Septem-
Der.
Miss Alice Gautier of New York is here
with her sister, Mrs. j. T.. Hoover, and
will be pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Charlotte M Halleck. who has been
stopping at the residence of Col. and Mrs.
G.. c. kniffen, Takoma Park. is at Beth
any, West Va, to remain until September.
Mr. Frank Schley Hemmck OF 1919 F
street northwest will spend the summer at
Pasadena. returning about the middle of
September.
A pretty wedding occurred today at noon
,l,.,, ooh
ington musician. Prof. John o. Russell
and Miss Lottie Siderburg of Chicago, We're
married. Prof. and Mrs. Russell will be
pleased to their friends at 919 II street
northwest upon their return from their
wedding trip after August 4.
Mrs. H. P. Gerald, regent of the Mar
tina Washington Chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. and her
daughter Agnes, are summering in the
mountains of southwestern Virginia.
Wednesday evening a delightful yacht
party, under the auspices of the Jaunita
Euchre Club. was given to Marshall Hall
and Indian Head. The steam yacht Bar
tholdi chartered for the occasion, left her
nooringS at $50 D. m. with about fifty
members and their friends The chaperons.
were Mrs. E. Ruckert and Mrs. H. Schuldt.
Mrs ]. N. Whitney is spending the sum-
mer at Chalybeate House Bedford, Pa.
Eugene F. Whitney of Nashua, y. H,
and Edward W. Gilman of Allston Mass,
are the guests of Myron l.. Story of Capitol
Hil.
The engagement OF Miss Mabel Moore
Duhr!ns and MI George Pcrc.vil Coolidge
is announced today in Philadelphia by Mrs.
S. NJ During. Miss EuEring comes from
an old wen known Philadelphia family.
while Air. Coolidge is the son of George A.
Coolidge of Boston and has made Washing
ton his home fo:' over ten years. Owing to
the youth of the young people no fixed date
has been set for the marriage.
Mrs w v Turley of Brooklyn n. Y. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ridden. en- route home after an extended
visit with friends and relatives at Athens
and Memphis, Tenn, and Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Bessie Mony of oath street West
Washington, accompanied by Miss Addie
Culver has gone to Colonial Beach to be
the guest of Mrs. John Milstead and family
for a brief stay.
Miss Lillian NJ. Hurley of Sth street
northwest .chapcroned by Mrs George Hen
derson of the Plaza, is at Atlantic City.
Mr. John P Ardeesar Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward c. Ardeeser and their two sons Ed
ward and Paul. Mrs. George Reisnger, her
daughter Margret and son Jacob and Miss
NJ. Luckow are at Round Hill. Va for the
summer.
Mrs James Dreamer Of Chester Pa, with
her two daughters spent the past week in
Washington as the guest of her friend,
Mrs. Cowen, on G street
Mr. Harry N Barnholt has left for three
weeks trip to Boston by sea.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Emig and daugh-
nrn