Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-12


participants in a dance on the lawn. The
midweek hop was preceded by a number of
dinners.
The engagement was announced yester-
day In the European edition of the New
York Herald of Miss Martina Potter Jones
OF Washington to the Marchese Giuseppe
LAMA d'Aneta, one of the most popular
members of Florentine society. The wedding
will take place in Florence Miss Jones'
who was debutante in Miss Roosevet's
set two seasons back, was abroad last
year with her mother. but both spent the
spring season in this city, and afterward
went west before sailing for Europe again.
A series of dinner parties marked the debut
of the future marchioness. Her father, John
Davies Jones, died last year. The family
residence is at 18th and l streets and was
occupied last winter by Representative
Longworth.
Misses Cora and Maude Trewolla have
gone on a short visit to their summer home
In Virginia.
Major c.. T. Yoder has returned from a
two weeks visit to his family at Ocean
City, Nd, where they are spending the
summer.
Dr. and Mrs E. c. varela and their son
will spend the remainder of August at At
lantic City.
MISS Ethel Lucy Is spending tne summer
months at Montrose, GAINESVILLE, Md.
Rev Father Williams, assistant pastor
of st. Stephens Church, performed the
marriage ceremony yesterday morn ng for
Miss Adele Muir and Mr. Joseph Endres,
and celebrated the nuptial mass following.
The bride, who is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Muir of West Washington is
a strikingy attractive brunette, and her
becoming wedding dress was of brown tat
feta with hat and gloves to match. She
carried white prayer book in lieu OF the
customary bouquet. Her only attendant
was her cousin. Miss Alice Speilman, who
wore blue taffeta gown and hat The
groom is the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Erdres of Tenleytown. and resides In
Brightwood Immediately after the we'd
ding Mr. and Mrs Endres left on west
ern bridal tour, and will be at home to
their friends at 1927 Brightwood avenue
after September 1.
Mrs William s. Parks is at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Brace of Georgetown.
d. c. and their niece. Miss Isabel kreh OF
Frederick. Md. who have been at Eastern
Point. near Manchester by the-Sea, for sew
eral weeks will leave that place in lew
DAYS for a stay at Concord and Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. G. schafhirt sail to-
morrow for a triD abroad
Mrs. c. ]. Lucy and Mrs. Joe Abbott are
spending a few weeks at Atlantic CITY
Miss Lulu Mobley of 524 E street north
east and her two sisters Mss. s. Schener-
man and Mrs. Lille Quirk, have just re-
turned from a very pleasant WISH 10 ie,a
tiyes in Pennsylvania and Baltimore No.
Mrs. Maude s. Quinter of Portland Greg
Who has been away for two years. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Laura ROBERTA MP
kins. at 219 street northwest where sne
will remain about three months. MI iiop
kins and her son Rowland expect TO re. ,,
To Portland with Mrs. Quinter and then
travel expecting to be away about twelve
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred I.eapiey ana chit p VII,
Leave tomorrow for Atlantic City and ocean
80 and will return about September 10.
Mrs Maggie Hamilton Bispham and Miss
BLACK of Arkansas are visiting Mr. anu
Mrs A. n. Spence of 2f3 "a street sou.n
east. where they will be glad 10 see 'he''
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Fugitt of Park
street ACCOMPANIED by their little daugn-
ter. will leave for Harper's Ferry. w. Va
tomorrow, to be gone two weeks.
Postmaster L. A. Constantine and wire OF
Aurora ILL., and Mrs. Fred Wright or New
York city are visiting B. F. Constantine
and family at 615 H street northwest
Mrs Norman r. Jenner has gone for a
months stay with her sister in Watertown,
s d. Mrs. Jenner will also visit Dr. Jen-
ner's father in Illinois, and spend some
time at ST Louis. returning late In Sep
TENDER.
Mr. Richard c. Moore and daughter Ethel
will leave Sunday for the worlds fair and
will later go to Chicago and Niagara Falls
They will be gone about three weeks