Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-13

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilts ball
| at Sandy Point, their farm, is expected to
| be the curtain-raiser for the Newport sea-
| son. The date is July -, and less than one
| hundred couples have been asked. A cotil-
| lion will be a feature.
| Sir Archibald and Lady Edmonston of
| England visiting the Anterior Blights
| at Newport. being on a trip around the
| world They just from Japan. Two
| Berlin counts. l.. Won Ballestrom and M.
| Won Ballestrom, and two Danish barons,
| Stampe and Branseen, are also late arrivals
there.
| Representative and Mrs Kirke Porter are
at Stockbridge, Mass.
General and Mrs. a. f. Bates have a new
residence just completed near Pittsheld. at
| which the latter arrived yesterday. The
house cost 10000.
| Mrs c. Edward Spliedt of 126 10th street
| southeast has gone to Atlantic City to join
| Mrs. ]. Spiedt and daughters, who are
| already there.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Schley are at
| Great Neck, L. l., for the summer
home of Miss Head, at The Hollies, near
Glencarlyn, Va, in honor of Miss Marie
MCGUIRE and Miss May E. " Reilly OF TINS
| city, who are there on Il visit. A delightful
| time was enjoyed by the guests.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey are now at
Manhattan Beach, and are expected at Sar-
atoga later In the summer.
Relatives and friends here have been no
| titled of the marriage of Mrs. Marie u
Marye Of this city and Mr.. George T.
| Marye, jr.. of San Francisco. June d. at
| lin ia
| formed in Motzstrasse, Nollendorf Platz'
at the American church. Mrs. Marye Is the
| widow of Col. w. A. Marye, the brother of
| her present husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Marye
| had been travelling and it was prearranged
| that they meet at Berlin and be married.
| They will live in Washington upon their
| return to this country
The marriage of Miss Charlotte NJ Tower
! to Mr.. c. Lewis Holthaus of Baltimore took
| place yesterday afternoon at the home of
| Tower of Capitol Hill. The ceremony was
| performed by the Rev. G. L. Maydwell.
| pastor of the Waugh NJ. E. Church, only
| members of the brides and grooms fami-
| lies being present. The brides gown was
| of white silk MULE and lace, with which
| she wore pearl ornaments, and carried a
| bouquet of bride roses. Dainty refresh
| ments were served in the dining ROOM
where the floral decorations were white
| carnations and smilax. Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
| haus left the same evening for a trip to
| Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach. and
| on their return will make their home in this
city. where the groom Is employed as clerk
| in the Navy Department, headquarters
United States Marine Corps.
Miss Carrie " Riordan and Miss Bessie
Rous left yesterday for the ST. Louis fair
where they will stay for two weeks.
Mrs. Orbello and the Misses Orbello left
Washington yesterday for Deer Park, Nd.
where they will spend the next two months
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Stein of rs s
street northwest left Monday for Atlantic
City, and will remain there until August /.
Mrs. STEMS brother, Charles w. La Porte
and young son of Peoria. ILL.,, are with
them.
Rev. and Mrs. William Hart Dexter of
Maple avenue, Takoma Park have an
nounced the engagements of their daugh-
ters Katharine to Mr.. Harold F. Rabbit of
Cleveland. Ohio, and Cora to Mr. Allan c.
Wood of Philadelphia.
A very pretty wedding late yesterday af-
ternoon was that of Miss Mary Louise
Grouse and Mr. Francis Harold WYATT of
Baltimore. The bride is the daughter of Rev
Thomas o. Grouse, pastor of Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church, West
Washington. The ceremony took place in
the church at o'clock. Rev. William A.
Grouse, grandfather of the bride officiated
assisted by Rev. Dr. William Harper of
Baltimore, uncle or the groom, who is pre-
siding elder of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. The ushers were Messrs
n. j. Todd of Baltimore and II. Reynolds
Wyatt. the groom's brother: Rev A. N
Ward and Mr.. N. ]. Ward The bride was
becomingly gowned in white Swiss trimmed
with real lace, and was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Charlotte Grouse. The bridesmaid
was gowned in blue organdie trimmed with
old German lace and carried bunch of
madenhair fern. A reception at the par
sonage followed the ceremony. A number
of guests accompanied the couple to the
train and showered rice into the gaily dec
GRATED carriage. The presents were many.
including "A home in Baltimore where Mr.
and Mrs. Wyatt will be at home to friends
after August l. Their wedding trip is to
Thousand Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. c. Stiles are at Lake
Placid in the Adirondacks