Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26

and limitless energy of the Newport sum-
mer residents in fine form. Count de
Chambrun, Count Sala and other MEM
bers of the French embassy will pose in
a French cafe scene.
l. Miss Durand. daughter of the British
ambassador has gone for a visit to Can
adian friends.
Newport had genuine sensation yes
terday in the announcement of the mar
riage the day before at Providence. r. l..
of Miss Alice Monroe Burnham of Boston
| and Mr.. Austen Gray of New York and
Newport The brdegrooms three broth
ers were the only witnesses The en-
gagement of the couple was announced
last month, but a few days ago was
broken by mutual consent" The mar
riaSe following so closely after the sec
ond announcement was entirely unex-
pected. The newly married couple went
to New York and took up temporary
residence in Judge and Mrs. Grays hotel
apartment. the latter couple-the step
father and mother of the bridegroom
being abroad where the young couple
Will soon join them. Austin Grays step.
brothers are Henry G. Gray, Albert L.
Gray and John Clinton Gray, jr. His step
sister, formerly Miss Edith Gray. married
Robert S r. Hit, son of Representative
Hit of Illinois
Mrs. II. Gotthelf of South Washington
are back from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mulhare of 431 10th
street northeast, accompanied by their
niece, Miss Helen Burke of 10Th street
northwest are at Atlantic City for the
season.
Miss Grace Lester and Mr. Walter II
NARROW, Jr.. were quietly married Wed
nesday by Rev. William lowering Dew
res res, rector of st. Marks Episcopal
Church. They will be at home after DC
tober at 3o5 Maryland avenue northeast
Announcement has just been made of the
romantic marriage of Miss Edna Giles of
orlando. Fla, to Mr.. John H. Fuller of
Memphis. Tenn. Miss Giles has wide cir
cle OF acquaintances in this city having
| spent the past season as a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William a. White at their beautiful
residence on Mintwood place northwest
| The newly welded couple are now on a
honeymoon trip which will include ST
Louis Omaha, Chicago and other western
| cities.
Miss Ruth NJ. Stauffer of 323s n street
northwest is entertaining Miss Nina NJ
! Goodwin of Naugautuck. Conn. They are
| both students of Mount Hoyoke College
| Mass, and return there in September to
| enter their Junior year
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fay Harper of the MarI-
| boro are al Atlantic City
Mr.. Charles w. Heider and Miss Minnie
| e. Kaiser We're married last evening at the
| home of the bride. S13 18th street northwest
| py Kew. Schroeder. The ceremony was SOL
emnized In the parlor, which was beauti-
tulIy decorated with palms and smiiax
only the immediate relatives were present
After supper was served Mr.. and Mrs
Heider left for an extended trip to Phila-
delphia' Asbury Park and Atlantic City.
Miss Julia Bunnemeyer, formerly of
washington. but for the last three years a
resident of Pensacola. Fla, is visiting her
| friend, Miss Matte Z. Cocks of Homead
| Manor. and would be glad to see her
| friends.
| Mrs. Oscar w. White has left the CITY to
JON his family at Asbury Park n j. Mrs.
| White and the children will remain away
until late In September.
Mrs. Carrie T. Moulton of the Logan is
visiting relatives in Boston.
NJ. and Mrs. I. B. Brown of 1918 street
northwest have returned from Atlantic
| City.
| Mrs. George w. Coldenstroth and chill
Gren have returned from Atlantic CITY,
| after an absence of three weeks
Mrs George o. Kraft and her little
| daughter Agnes. accompanied by her sister
| Sadie and Miss Alice Burns. are at Colonial
| Beach for an indefinite stay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo A. Bailey and Mrs
VIM. H. Yost of this city are at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jackson Phillips have
for the past two weeks been most charm
| imgly entertained at Rich Neck Hail. the
country home of Gen. and Mrs. Joseph Is.
Seth of Easton. Md Gen. Seth's home IS
one of the most delightful the eastern
shore, being located on the Chesapeake bay
at the mouth of the Miles river Mrs. Phil
lips will return to Washington about Sep
TENDER 90 and will be at home to her
friends after October l at the Wicomco
apartments No. 225 New Jersey avenue
northwest.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Eccard and Miss Flora
Eccard of New Hampshire avenue have
gone to Atlantic City, where they will
spend two weeks.