Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SECRETARY MoRToN's INsPEc-
TON TOUR ON THE DOLPHIN.
Recent Weddings and Receptions
Other Inequalities - Per-
sonal Notes.

Speaker Cannon and Miss Cannon are ex-
pected to join Secretary Morton's party
aboard the Dolphin at Newport, where the
first stop will be made. Secretary Morton's
family party will include Mrs. and Miss
Morton, his daughter, and Miss Jean Nor
ton, his niece, and Attorney General
Moody and Representative Foss. Miss
Pauline Morton will christen the Cumber-
land at Boston on the 18th. The cruise be-
ginning today will last two weeks, and If
all goes well Will be a pleasant beginning
of the social side of the official life for the
feminine contingent in the new naval Sec
retary's household.
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore are entertain
ing at ChateauSur-Mer, their Newport
villa, Count and Countess Orlowski OF
Paris.
An interesting rumor has gained credence
at Newport that the last of this month Will
see Prince and Princess Henry of Prussia
guests there of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. This couple have arranged for
large dinner on the 18th, and 1t Is thought
that it is intended for the titled visitors
Mrs. Koenig has joined her friends. Prof
and Mrs. Carl Hau. at the Aurora House.
Aurora w. Va, where she will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. X. M. Torrens and children. accom-
panied by Mrs M. Stafford and Miss Irving,
have left for two weeks trip to Atlantic
City.
Among the guests at the Kenfield House.
near Herndon, Va. are Miss Marion WON
and Miss Carrie Oppenheim of Capitol Hill.
Miss Wolff will go to Atlantic City Septem-
Der 1.
Tuesday morning at II o'clock a gather
ing of immediate relatives and friends WIZ
messed the marriage of Miss Hattie beLe
Wrenn of Virginia and Mr.. William nus
sell Graham at the home of the former, So2
street northeast. Rev. Charles b. hams-
dell officiated. Later the couple ie1t 10, d
months sojourn at Pen Mar "a; al.ea
which they will return to Rest haven
Alta Vista, Nd, their newly competed
home.
A pleasant evening was spent at the home
of Miss Linda Shreve Saturday evening,
the occa sion being a straw ride Inc Joly
crowd met at the corner of 9th and +
streets, from which place they drove 10
Riyerdale At late hour the party re-
turned to Miss Shreve's house at Brent
wood, where refreshments were served on
the lawn and dancing was enjoyed until
late hour. Those present were the MISSES
Linda Shreve Mamie and Leila HARDEN,
Anna Mullen. Oracle Myers, Addie Stacy,
Katie Baltz Mamie Champion, Bessie Hell
der and Messrs Elcon Powell, VIII Crane,
George Holland, Robert Cook FRANK VIII
liams, Joe Sanford and Robert McQuade.
Mrs. Everett Partridge will not be at
home tomorrow friday afternoon or even
ing.
Mrs. R. E. Volland of 81 Q street north
west is spending the month OF August at
Colonial Beach.
Mrs. II. A. Harding and daughter, Miss
loft Nn1n
Europe for a few weeks of travel. Before
their return they will visit relatives in
southern England.
Mrs Herbert C. Hopkins and Mrs. Nj.
D. Moore of this city. also Mr. A {: Moore
of New York, are among recent arrivals at
Atlantic City.
Miss Ruth B. Young left this morning for
months visit at Harrison Valley, Pa,
the guest of Miss Clella Stevens.
The lawn party to have been held at
BalIston, Va, this evening is postponed on
account of the sudden death of the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hayes.
Miss Margie Edmonston of 1904 Q street
is visiting the Misses Duncan of Mount
Castle, Va.
Miss Maude Adams, Miss Margaret Byrnes
and Miss Maude Douglas, chaperoned by
Mrs. Carrie Adams, have gone for two
weeks stay at ST. Georges Island.
Mrs. P. L. Cole and daughter Flora have
gone to Colonial Beach for the month of
August.
Miss Lillian Garter of 2O37 H street north
west left this morning for Pulaski, Va,
with friends and will return to Washing
ton the early part of September.
Colonel and Mrs. Cyrus Snyder, 1877 9th
ri a
guests the formers nieces, Mrs. Albert
Gregg and son of West Jefferson, Ohio,
Mrs. Silver and Miss Ella Ballenger of
Rose Croft, Md.
Miss Rosalia Sperry of Shelburne Falls.
Mass, who has been with the family of
for several months past. has returned to
New Haven for visit with her brother in
that city. After stop there she expects
to visit Brattleboro, VT. Miss Sperry has
made many friends in this city and hopes
to return here in October.
Miss Emma Carroll of NJ street left
Tuesday for a trip to st. Louis and the
Pacific coast.
DR.. and Mrs G. F. tombstone and Miss
Mildred tombstone, Mrs. A. r. Winter and
Miss Helen Winter spending the month
of August at Linganore Hills Inn, near
Frederick City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lemon. after q ton
days cruise on the Delaware and Chesa-
peake with a party of friends, are now at
Atlantic City.
Rev G. l. La Roche of Beltsville Nd Of
nciated last night at the marriage of Miss
Patti Blackstone and Mr. Wade Gilbert
Dent The ceremony took place at the home
or the brides mother. Mrs. N S. Black
lstone. in the presence of relatives and init
mate friends. 1t united two families prom-
nent in the history of Maryland in reyoIu-
uonary times. both having a common an
cestor, Nathaniel Blackstone. The house
was beautifully decorated in white and
green. The bride was escorted nv her
mother. and was dressed in white point
desprit made over white taffeta and a veil
or tulle and orange blossoms She car
rled shower bouquet of bride roses Her
only attendant was her sister, Miss Frances
Blackstone, as maid of honor, who wore a
gown of white chiffon and carried brides
maids roses. The two little ribbon bearers
We're the daughters of DR.. and Mrs. f. M.
Hasbrouck of this city. Misses Dorothy and