Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. FAIRBANKS AT HER HOME
HERE ON A VISIT.
Miss Wilson and Miss Walsh OF for q
Year Abroad-A We'd
ding-Personals.


her guests she will go to Connecticut and
will start to st. Louis October 8, to be there
on d. A. r. day.
Miss Flora Wilson and Miss Evelyn
walsh sailed yesterday on the Deutschland
TO spend the winter In Paris. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas F. Walsh were at the steamer to
say goodbye.
Miss Shaw, daughter of the Secretary OF
the Treasury. left today for East Orange,
n. j., to visit friends
Countess de chambran sailed yesterday
ior Hamburg, after spending the summer in
the north.
MIS-. Nicholas Anderson was the guest of
honor at tea given at Hot Springs yester-
DAY by Mrs Melville E. ingalls, on her
lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis and family
ai'er summering at Bar Harbor, are now at
the Virginia Hot Springs for October,
secretary and Mrs. Taft's residence. on X
street, Is being furnished this week, and the
work OF preparing the Quay house, across
the street. for its new tenants, Secretary
ana Mrs. Morton, is also well under way.
On Monday afternoon at o'clocx tho
nome. OF Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Haskins 32l
ttn street northeast, was the scene of a
quiet out very pretty wedding, when their
eldest son, Irwin French, was united In mar
riage to Miss Florence Landvoigt by the
Rev. J. Luther FrantZ, pastor of St Marks
Lutheran Church The parlor, reception
nall and dining room were beautifully dec
GRATED with masses of golden rod and cut
mowers, the bay window of tie parlor
where the ceremony was performed hav ng
Deen converted into bower of beauty with
mowers and ferns, surmounted by an arch
or golden rod. The bridal couple entered
the room together, preceded by the parents
or the groom, who were their only at
tendants. The bride was handsomely
gowned in a travelling suit of dark blue
silk, trimmed in real lace medallons with
a modish hat of silk and velvet to match.
After the reception, which followed the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins left for
honeymoon trip, which will include Old
Point, Norfolk. Virginia Beach and a visit
to the fair at st. Louis. They will be at
home to their friends after October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. White of 424 Stanton
place, accompanied by Mrs ]. c. Mother
head of this city and Mrs. T. Edgar Cross
of Baltimore, left last week for st. Lous.
Mr.. Herbert Knox Smith of this city was
best man last night at the wedding Of Mr..
Ernest Walker Smith and Miss Hilda May
johnson at Pennington. Conn.
Mss Lena Myers of Berlin and Lieut..
Conrad Miller of Stuttgart, Germany, were
married Thursday evening at o'clock at
the residence Of the Rev. David r. Barr,
9O4 M street northwest. Immediately after
the ceremony Lieut.. and Mrs. Miller left
for an extended trip south. The couple
will return to Washington and take up
their residence at S12 M street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Graham have
issued cards for the marriage of their
daughter Jennie Helen to Mr. Arthur Car
field Cole Wednesday evening, October r.
| at o'clock, Second Baptist Church A re-
ceptfon will follow the ceremony at AT 4th
street southeast. At home after November
!, 1461 Sheridan street.
Mrs. A. H. Black and her daughter Miss
Laura, have just returned from months
visit with relatives and friends in western
Pennsylvania.
DR.. W. Gerry Morgan and family have
returned to Washington after several
months passed at Hideaway, among the
New Hampshire hills.
Mrs. George P Andrews and Miss Dor
othea Andrews of the Presidio San Fran
cisco, Cal, are the guests of Mrs John D.
Miley 1410 Hopkins place.
Last night at 8 o'clock Miss Antoinette
Priestley and Mr. William r.. Saunders
were married at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tan Church by Rev. F. D. Power. The
and smilax. The bride wore a gown of
white silk wolfe, trimmed in lace, and car
ried a shower bouquet of bride roses She
was attended by her sister, Miss Fredella
Priestley, in white organdie, and carried
bouquet of pink roses. The ushers were Mr.
Ralph Shepherd, Mr.. Courtney Poole Mr.
Frank Sunny and Mr.. Earle B. Saunders
Mrs. Ernest Sparks played the wedding
| march. After the ceremony a reception
was given by Miss Mildred M. Saunders,
sister of the groom, at the family residence,
1925 s street The entire house was dec
GRATED with pot plants and cut flowers, two
rooms being reserved for a display of the
wedding gifts. The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth Priestley and the late Will
lam Priestley of Maryland. Among those
in attendance from out of the city were
Mrs. Ruth B. Graver of Pittsburg and Mrs.
William Fortney of Wheeling. Mr.. and
Mrs. Saunders will be at home to their
! friends after October at 1925 street.
Miss Hattie E. Hissey has recovered from
her recent illness sufficiently to accompany
her grandmother, Mrs. William E. Lovel. on
visit to the Blue Ridge mountains, Md;
Harrisburg, Pa, and Cockeysville, Md.
Tuesday evening. prior to her departure.
she was accorded musical farewell"
Those present were Miss Fannie Padgett.
Miss May and Katie Sanderson, Mr.. Zollie
Wright Mr.. s. s. Hessler Mr. William g.
Wood, Mr.. Charles Danelette and Mr.. Joe
McCann She will be at home to her
friends after October 10.