Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-13

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Commander Rush Wallace. United States
navy, and DR.. Frank L. Pleadville. United
States navy, now on duty at the naval
dispensary here. The wedding will take
place next month and will be simple one.
The bride-elect and her sister, Miss Henri
eta Wallace, returned only last spring
from lengthy visit In Paris as the guests
OF their aunt, Miss Marie Patterson, who
died during their visit. The two young
ladies Inherited q large fortune from her.
Mr.. and Mrs u s. Grant, who are now
on their way from Santiago. Cal. to New
York. have announced the engagement OF
their daughter Miss Marion Grant, who is
at present In the latter city. to Lieutenant
Ulysses 8. Macy United States navy. He
Is stationed at Annapolis.
The appointment of Dr. Leo Vogel as
minister from Switzerland to Washington
will add another bachelor to the diplomatic
corps. DIR. Vogel was a member OF the le-
cation here about eight years ago. and Is
now forty-one years old. Mr.. du Math-
eray's successor Is not expected here until
the early winter.
Miss Mamie B. McCarty daughter of
Mrs. Mamie McCarty of Fredericksburg.
and Dr. John P. StiY were married yester-
day in the Presbyterian Church at Fred
ericksburg. the ceremony being performed
oy the Rev. J. w Roseboro. pastor of the
church. assisted by the Rev. ]. H. Light
OF the Methodist Church. The bride was
attended by her sister, Mrs. G. G. Mar
tinczek, matron of honor. and Mr.. Frank
g. Newbell of Irvington, Va, was the best
man Little Miss Jeanette and Master
Hugh Stonregen were the ribbon bearers.
The ushers were Judge A. T. Embrey, c. c.
Chichester, DR.. r. B. Hales and w. H. Hur-
kamp DR.. and Mrs. Stiff have gone to st.
Louis on their wedding trip. They have
many friends in this city.
Cards arc ont onnouncinp tho annroocb
ing marriage of Miss Evelina A. Benson
of Alexandria to Mr.. Howard Underwood.
The ceremony is to take place in Alexan-
dria Wednesday, October %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A Blundon of River
dale. Prince Georges county, Md, announce
ter. Miss Mary Elizabeth Blundon to Prof.
Frank B. Bomberger of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College The ceremony will take
place October 81.
A telegram received at the Russian en-
bassy yesterday stated that Count Cassinf.
the Russian ambassador. had again been
detained and would not reach Washington
before the end of this week.
Col. and Mrs. Henry May and Miss May
are at the Cambridge. New York. for a |
short visit before coming to their WASH |
ington home for the winter.
Miss Lizzie Sherman daughter of the late
Gen. Sherman, has returned from q pro-
tracted absence in Europe and taken an
apartment at Stoneeigh Court.
The members of the Legion of Loyal
Women will be at home to their friends at
Legion Hail. 419 10th street. on Monday
evening, October II.
very pleasant evening was spent Tues
day at the home of Mrs. A. E. Benner, No
ga Massachusetts avenue northwest when
the relatives and young friends of Mr.
* a GO
birthday party on his twenty-firSt birthday
Games were enjoyed. the head prizes being
won by Miss Hardness and Mr.. r. Pulliam
and the BOBBY prizes by Miss Annie Muddi-
man and Mr.. Frank Prott Among those
present were the Misses Lois Myers, Annie |
Kneesie, B. E. Parsons, Annie Muddiman |
II. Hardness. Lucy Homer, Mrs. A. E. Ben |
ner. Mrs. Sarah Muddman, Mrs. Homer, |
Mrs. Hattie G. Ruppart, Mr.. and Mrs. !
Charles A. Muddiman and the Messrs. F. |
P. Arbella. Frank Profit. Clyde Palmer. w. |
r. McPhee. R. G. Pulliam, Lee Parsons, |
Charles Mansfield, Parsons and Hunger |
ford
Miss Julia ]. Sullivan and Mr.. Percy E.
Harding were quietly married last evening |
at $50 O'Clock by Rev. Father j. D. MARI |
of Immaculate Conception Church. The
bride becomingy attired in blue crepe |
de chine trimmed with velvet and applique, |
with hat to match, and carried bouquet |
of white bride roses. Mr. and Mrs. Hard |
ing will be at home after November l at |
1881 10th street northeast.
Mrs Olmsted Wilcox Is In Washington for |
the winter and will be with her brother, |
Mr.. Stanley Olmsted, at the Everett. Mr.. |
Stanley Olmsted returned Wednesday from |
five weeks spent in the mountains of west |
ern North Carolina
Mrs. NJ. w. Fuller. formerly Of this city, !
now living in Boston. is stopping with Mr. |
and Mrs. NJ. l. Story, 62S A street south
east, where she will be pleased to see her |
friends
DR.. and Mrs Jesse B. Schafhlrt have re-
turned TO the city.
Pacific coast Mrs. A. G.. Wheatley Is now
visiting her sister in New York city. She
Will return shortly TO Washington for the
winter.
Mrs. George L. Parker. who has been
spending the summer in Europe, has return
ed to her home in Washington.
A very pretty wedding took place We'd
nesday noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Sutcliffe. Fort Myer, Va, when their !
daughter Mabel F., married to Mr.. |
W. F. Volandt. Rev. Chaplain C. c. Pierce
officiated. The parlor was decorated with |
autumn leaves. The bride wore a travelling |
suit of gray. with hat to match. Miss AIDE |
laide G.. Sutcliffe. sister OF the bride, was |
the maid OF honor. and Mr.. Edward j. Nc |
Donald of Fort Myer was best man. A |
wedding breakfast was served after the |
ceremony and later Mr.. and Mrs. volandt |
left for a short trip north.
Mrs. DR.. Dunn and her little son left fot |
her home In Wisconsin today. She was ac- |
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dunn, |
who have gone to visit their sons, DR.. |
Ernest and Robert d. Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Amiss and Mr.. I. |
Brooke Amiss. jr.. have moved from I'LL p |
street to The Melton" 4th street and New |
York avenue. and will be at home to their |
friends at that address.
Mrs Martha Wilson has returned from
Iowa and will make her home with her |
daughter. Mrs. E. w. Huguely OF No. 1lS
T street northwest.
Dr. j. Lee Adams, chief of the claims di-
vision of the internal revenue bureau. ac-
companied by Mrs. Adams. has returned |
from a long trip to California and the west.
including Oregon. Washington. Utah, Colo
RADIO and other states. and thence to ST.
Louis. From there they went to Chicago
to visit a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Spelshouse announce
the marriage of their daughter Lorle Elsa
to Mr.. Robert Edwin Mitchell Wednesday
October II. They will reside at 1894 Sheri-