Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS GRANT TO WED LIEUT..
MACY OCTOBER II.
Westinghouse Are Returning Home
From Mountain and Seaside
Personal Notes.

U. 8. Macy, U. s. N, whose engagement
was announced a few days ago, will take
place in New York October II. Lieutenant
Macy is Missouri man. his home being in
Laclede. where he lived until entering An
napolis ten years ago. He was appointed
from the second congressional district of
Missouri. His father is Laclede banker.
Miss Grants home is in San Diego Cal,
but like other members of General Grants
family she has an attachment for st. Louis.
which was once her home. Her aunt, Mrs.
Sartoris, and her uncle. Brigadier General
Fred Grant, spend much time there
Miss Miriam Grant is also very pleasant
ly remembered in Washington, where
few years ago she was accustomed to
pass her holidays with her grandmother at
the latters home on Massachusetts avenue,
and take part in the entertainments of the
young set, of which her cousin, Miss Rose
mary Sartoris, was also member.
The wedding will be private, taking place
in one of the New York churches. Miss
Grant visited friends in New York during
the summer. Lieutenant Macy was sta
toned at Norfolk and frequently visited
her there, and it is said to be due to his
wish that the marriage has been arranged
without waiting preparations for more
formal wedding at Miss Grants home ON
the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Frank W. Andrews will close her
Newport house tomorrow preparatory to
her return to Washington Mr. and Mrs
Arnold Hague will close their villa at that
resort late next week.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur A. Birney have Is
sued cards to the wedding of their daugh-
ter, Maraget Madison, to Mr.. Edmund Al
bert Varela on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 3, at O'clock at st. Thomas Church.
Church.
Mrs George Bloomer and Miss Boomer
are at their attractive suburban home. the
Lilacs, where they will remain through the
autumn.
Mrs. Oliver Perry Johnson, who spent the
late summer and early autumn at her par
ents home in Port Hope. Canada, has re-
turned to town and Joined Mr.. johnson at
their Connecticut avenue home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sidney Webb have
closed their cottage on Long Island, ana
Mrs. Webb and children returned 10 their
Massa chusetts avenue home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hunter Dulany of
Virginia have returned to town ana are
established for the coming season in their
new home 1927 Massa chusetts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Kendall. who have taken
the home of Gen, and Mrs. Sternberg; ia
California avenue. are now established
there for the winter. Their eldest daush.
ter Miss Florence Conrad. will be one or
the debutantes of the winter.
Miss McKenna, who for the past month
has been the guest of Mrs. Arthur Lee, II
the country home of Mrs. Lee iatheE,
Henry G. Davis. Elkins. W. Va, will leave
there next week with Mrs John T. Davis.
a daughter-in-law of the vice presidential
candidate to make visit to st. Louis.
where they will be entertained by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank B. McKenna. Miss Hildegarde
McKenna. who was seriously Ill during the
summer. has entirely recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Blackburn of Cleve-
land. Ohio. have announced the maTrlags
Of their daughter, Ella, to Mr.. Edgar Brad
ley McBath of Washington. The ceremony
was performed October by Rev. Charles
s. Mills. DID. After trip through tas
east Mr.. and Mrs McBath will make their
home in this city.
Mrs E. Clarence schmertz Of Pittsburg
and her family have taken up their resi-
dence in Washington.
Mrs Alfred L. Pearson and her daugh.
ter Miss Katherine Mckee Pearson. u
Pittsburg are spending some time In TINS
city. They will leave after the mondays 10
spend the remainder Of the winter IN the
south.
Miss Weltha Zells of this city was the
bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Grace
Souder and Mr.. Jay B. Knabe In Baltimore
Wednesday.
"A
residence of Mrs. Fannie e. Peach, 3O9
Florida avenue northwest, Wednesday
evening, when her daughter, Miss virginia
r., and Mr.. John Fleming. jr., We're mar.
ried, Rev c. 8. Abbott of the Church OF
the Good Shepherd performed the cere-
mony. Only the immediate families of the
contracting parties We're present. Ihey
were: Mrs. Fannie E. Peach ana sons
Samuel and Thomas; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fleming and son, Harry; Mrs. Hamilton
and daughter Mrs. Hannah and daughter,
aunts and cousins of the bride, and MISS
Maggie Chambers of Philadelphia, aunt OF
the groom. After the ceremony refresh
ments were served and later the young
couple left for Philadelphia, New York,
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The bride ana
groom have many friends, who remember
ed them with numerous useful and valuable
presents.
Mrs. H. G. Ellis and Mrs. j. w. Major.
after having spent some time at Lake
George and Lake Champlain, are now en-
Toying trip through New York and Yer
mont On their return trip they VIII Visit
New York city and Saratoga. MISS oauie
Major has returned from q WISH TO the
worlds fair and Chicago, Ill.
Mrs Mabel H. Darte, widow of Judge
Alfred Darte of Wilkesbarre, Pa, with her
little son. Alfred. has been the guest OF
relatives in Wikesbarre since August but
will return to the city the latter part OF
this month.
Miss Elsie B. Lightbown and Mr. ]. Mont
pomery Beane, both of this city. We're mar
ried at Rockville Tuesday. October IL, at
the home of the Rev. F. H. Campbell, VINO
performed the ceremony. Miss Grace b.
rhodes of this city accompanied the couple
Mr.. and Mrs. Beane will shortly leave for
the west, where they will make their home.
Mrs Alfred C. Tolson of Colesville. Md,
Is at present the guest Of her niece, Mrs.
Samuel Shiveley Koones of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodey Walker of Stan
nardsyiIle, Va, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
N. Russell Herndon 1901 Sth street north
west. and will later go to the st. Louis ex-
position.
Col. and Mrs. e. A. Stedman are visiting
their sister Mrs. B. P. Lamberton, at her
home, 1919 N street.
Rev William G. Andrews, DID,, and
Mrs Andrews of Guilford, Conn.,, are visit
ing the Misses jenkins at 2142 F street
northwest.
Miss Jacpuelin Spangler, daughter Of the
late Capt Charles Spangler Of Winchester,
and Mr. John Oberlin of this city were
married Wednesday last at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs Virginia Spangler.
Rev James r. Graham of the Presbyterian
Cburch perfOrmed the ceremony in the