Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-17
Pittsburg. and Miss Annie arifith Of In.

veteen, with strappings of red Under the
short jacket she wore white lace blouse.
Her hat was of white beaver. trimmed with
red feathers.
The bride of Saturday made her debut
In Pittsburg society four years ago, just
before her father became Attorney General
popular In Washington society during the
seasons spent here. Mrs. Tindle is bright,
vivacious and takes great interest In attn
letics. She is an accomplished horsewoman
and plays a good game Of tennis.
Mr.. Tindle comes of an old western
Pennsylvania family and is well known In
the business and social world in Pittsburg.
The highest order of the Russian Red
Cross has been conferred upon the Coun-
tess Cassni, the adopted daughter of the
Russia ambassador, and Madame Bouta-
koff, wife of the Russian naval attache, for
their services In raising q considerable sum
Of money for the Russian Red Cross So
ciety. A personal letter from the Gear OF
Russia to the Countess Cassini accompanied
the decoration.
Lady Durand, wife of the British ambas-
sador, gave a picnic Saturday on October
mountain at Lenox for Miss Bessie Oliver,
daughter of Assistant Secretary of War
Oliver. who Is a guest of Miss Josephine
Durand.
The Baroness Won dem Bussche, wife of
the first secretary of the German embassy,
did not return to town with the other men,
bers of the embassy, but will remain with
her children at Lenox until November.
The French ambassador and Nine. Jus
serand arrived in Washington Saturday and
are now established at the embassy, in
Rhode Island avenue.
Announcement has been made of the en-
gagement of Mrs. Armstrong. widow Of
Captain Frank T. Armstrong United States
army, to Mr.. William Wheatly. The latter
Is very we'll known in Washington and Is
widower, with a handsome home on y
street. which was Just completed two years
ago. Mrs. Armstrong, who is handsome
woman. resided in Washington several
years ago. when she occupied an apartment
at the Everett, but more recently has lived
abroad. She was with Captain Armstrong
In the Philippines, where he lost his life,
and is well known In army circles. The
wedding win take place next month.
Mrs. Walter Powhatan Montague of Bal
timore has sent out invitations for the
marriage of her daughter. Kate Mortimer,
to Mr.. Charles Phillips Hill of Pittsburg,
Pa. formerly of Washington. on Wednes-
day. November 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Eiseman announce the
marriage of their daughter. Edna. to Mr..
Sol Meyer, Sunday, October 16. Mr.. Meyer
is the son of S. N Meyer, a well-known
business man of this city.
MIS-. van fenSSelaer CrUSer, VINO recent
ly made short visit to her home on K
street, preparatory to renting it for the
winter will shortly sail for Europe to re-
main until spring.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Rixey have closed
their place IN Virginia and reopened their
10th street home for the winter.
who contemplate building a very hand
some home on Goth street, just off Connect
cut avenue, have, in the meantime, leased
the Rhode Island avenue residence of Mrs.
A. c. Barney which they will occupy for
the winter.
Lieut.. Philip Andrews. U. s. N, and Mrs.
Andrews have taken the house at lI3S
Riggs place, which they will make their
home during Lieutenant Andrews term of
service in Washington.
Representative Butler Ames of Boston,
who, with his mother and sisters, occupied
the Corbin residence last season. will in the
coming winter be at Stoneleigh Court.
Mrs Field, widow of General Field, has
returned to Washington for the winter and
is located at 1902 X street.
Mrs. Bennett, wife of Chief Engineer
Frank M Bennett U. S. N, has returned
to Washington after several years alb
sence, and during the absence of Mr.. Ben
nett at sea will be with her mother Mrs
Robert e. Eastman Of 2119 California ave-
nue..
The marriage is announced of Miss Alice
B. Fleming and Mr. Warren K Choate 10
take place at the Foundry M. E. Church,
18th and Madison streets. on Monday even
ing. October 81 Miss Fleming Is of Ham
ilton Ohio, but has been resident or TINS
city some time. Mr.. Choate is the chlef
clerk of the bureau of corporations, Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor. and Is well
known in this city in legal and business
circles They will reside in Rockville, Md.
Mrs. Charles Seymour and her daughter,
Miss Elsie Seymour, have returned to their
home 1920 10th street. after spending the
summer il New England and Canada.
Mrs. Mary NJ North of Snow HILL Md, is
with her daughter, Mrs. Theodore North
Mclaughlin, on Capitol Hill.
pretty wedding occurred at ST. AIMS
Catholic Church, Wisconsin avenue, Tenley-
town. Wednesday evening, at O'Clock.
The parties united were MISS Luret'e 81.
John daughter of Mr.. Alexander st. John
and Mr. Charles H. Frederichs the Rev.
Father Joseph Mallon performing the cere-
1nony The bride wore gown OF white
point de esprit deliberately hand embroid-
cred in panel effect and a white hat of
r;nne velvet and white plumes. She car
ried bouquet of white roses. Her cousin.
Miss Flossy Thompson, was maid of honor
end was attired in blue mousseline de sole,
with large hat of cream lace blue chiffon
and plumes. She carried bouquet of pink
roses Mr.. Raymond Clark was the best
rian Mr. Joseph st. John the BRIDES
brother and Mr.. Francis Rafferty, were the
ushers After the ceremony a large recep-
ton was held at the home of the brides
parents. Many handsome presents were re-
ce!ved.
Miss Ethelwyn B. Hall, who is conva-
descent from a long and severe illness, has
gone to Faribault, Mimi, in the hope that
she may be benefited by the invigorating
Minnesota climate. She will remain sew
eral weeks at the home of cousin, Elford
BasSett.
surprise party was given to Mr.. Peter
F. Hornig at his residence, Goth street and
Benning road Sunday, October 16, by
his five children, twenty-three grandchil-
dren their husbands and wives and one
great grandchild, in honor of his eightieth
birthday. The event was celebrated by
reception. Mrs. John Siebert, his sister,
and family were among those present.
Mrs. Frank Wheaton and her sister. Miss
C. N. Miller, in the city for week
at No. 1916 18th street. to be present at the
dedcatio on the 10th, of monument to
Gen. Wheaton at Arlington placed there
by his state Rhode Island. a
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. RoYzer and
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