Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-10

C. r. Edwards Of this city and Ambassador
and Mrs. Bellamy Storer are at Lenox,
Mass.
Mrs. Charles Waldren Hayes OF go A
street southeast has returned from six
weeks stay at Buffalo Lithia Springs, much
improved In health.
Mr.. B. A. Smith and his wife, Mrs. Hattie
Meads Smith, and little daughter Elizabeth
have gone to st. Louis to visit the EXPOSE
ton. They stopped a few days at Pitts
burg.
Miss Agnes wilkins of this city has gone
with her cousin, Miss Clara wilkins, to
Richmond. The latter has been visiting
| her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
A. wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Phillips and
| daughter Marguerite have returned from
sojourn of several weeks at Old Orchard
Beach, Me, to their country home, North
Arlington, Va.
| Mr.. S. E. Williamson and Miss Hattie
Sutton were married at Hanover. Ontario,
on the 31St of August by the Rev j. A.
| Mclaughlin at the residence of the brides
parents. Mr. Williamson is a of Jos.
b. Williamson, who was formerly promi
nent builder in this city. The bride is "a
sister of Mrs. Gottwais of this city. The
| couple spent a short time at Niagara Falls
| on their journey to Washington, where they
| will reside
Miss Clara Childress of Orange county.
| Va. and Mr. Claude Pugh of this city were
married Wednesday last by the Rev H. G.
seaman, in the Christian Church at Union
Vllle, orange county, Va The bride was
attended by Miss Nora Childress maid of
honor, and Miss Alice Dempsey, brides
maid and the ushers were Roland Clark.
Robert Childress Louis Lee and Wallace
yyaS tines NV
| large throng of the friends of the couple.
After bridal trip Mr.. and Mrs Pugh will
make their home in this city.
MI Edward Gayer Evans formerly of
TINS city. and Miss Elizabeth Lightbourne
Wills or st. Michaels. Md. were married
last Wednesday by the Rev. Carl S. Smith
assistant rector of ST. Thomas Episcopal
Church OF this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
VIII reside in Waco, Tex, where MIR. Evans
is now engaged in business.
Miss l.. NJ. Rollins who is now at St
Louis. Will spend some weeks with friends
III ohlcago before returning to this city.
Prof. and Mrs. f. Mortimer Caruana and
son Raymond have returned to this city
aIter two months Sojourn in the Blue
ridge mountains, and will be at home to
their friends after October 1 at 81 V street
northwest.
Mrs. E. c. Seufferle and her two daugh-
ters the Misses Helen and Louise Seufferle
nave returned from Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
There was pleasant gathering of friends
at the home of Mrs Pauline Walther of
Anacostia last evening. After refresh
lnents were served on the lawn music and
dancing were INDUCED in until a late hour.
Among those present We're Mrs. Ermold,
Mrs. A Meyers. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. L. S.
Weber, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Fred
kraemer, Mr.. VIM. Walther and others.
Miss Clara N. Stewart of 1O17 street
rpt to fhn oftN
an absence of several weeks spent in Bos-
ton, New York and tie seaside resorts of
the east.
Mrs. Ann f. Gridley and her grand
daughter. Miss Helen w. Gridey have just
returned from a delightful visit with rela-
tiveS and friends in Massac husetts, New
Jersey and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Hines and daughters
of 1922 street northwest have closed their
cottage the "Althea," at Colonial Beach,
and have returned after two months vaca-
ton.
Miss Iona NJ Gibson has gone to pay a
visit to Mr.. and MRS. j. S. Hilbert of
Charles Town, w. Va, and will be away a
month.
A beautiful though quiet wedding took
place Thursday evening a the residence of
Captain and Mrs. Israel w. Stone, II 10Th
street southeast. when their daughter, Mrs.
Rella May Reid, and Mr.. Olin Willard
Roakes of Boston, Mass, were the contract
ing parties. The parlorS We're beautifully
decorated with white roses. maiden hair
fern and southern smilaX. The large bay
window a bower of palms, snilax and
of Wagner's wedding March," the bride
entered the library with her father, Past
Department Commander Stone, and was led
down the parlors to the bay window to
be received by Mr.. Roakes. Rev. N H.
Miller, DID,, department chaplain G. A.
R., officiated. The bride handsomely
gowned in white Pine cloth. made over
white satin taffeta and trimmed with rare
old point Duchesse lace. After the cere-
mony the dining room thrown open
and supper served. The color scheme was
pink. La France roses and smilax decorat-
ed the table and banked the mantel piece
and the ices, which were in the form of
pink roses, carried out the dainty effect
Mrs. Roakes was the recipient of many
valuable and beautiful gifts, among which
were silver tea service, china, cut glass,
paintings and bric-a-brac. A hand-painted
punch bowl was one, from which cham
payne punch was served during the even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Roakes left for north
ern trip and will be at home at 1912 North
Capitol street after October 1. Mr. E. NJ
Stone of Providence, R. l., a brother of
the bride, was among the guests, who were
limited to the relatives and a few very
intimate friends
Mrs. A. c. Crook and Mrs. w. B. Gibbs
left the city Wednesday for a months
visit to friends in Chicago, ILL.,, and Omaha,
Neb.
VIM. ]. GelSton and sister are at At
lantic City for this month.
Mrs. Geo. Heider and daughter Annie |
have returned from Bethany Beach, DEL |
where they have been staying for the past
two weeks Miss Bessie NJ. Heider, ac-
companied by relatives, is visiting friends
in Hackettstown N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bailey, Mr. William
and Daniel Johnson and Mrs. Evelyn Ryan
have returned from a trip to Virginia
Beach, Norfolk, Va, and other points of
interest.
Misses Virgie and Mamie Grimes and
Master Forrest Grimes have returned from
Ocean City, and Miss Virgie Grimes will
spend the remainder of her vacation in
Staunton, Va.
Miss Laura Cadman returned from As
bury Park and Ocean Grove, N. j.. where |
she was accompanied by Miss Kathleen
Lynch of Plymouth, England.
Mrs E. T. Melton has just returned from
New York