Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS PAULINE MORTON WILL AT.
TEND COUSIN AT WEDDING.
Secretary Morton's Niece Soon to Be a
Bride-Trave1 Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.

sonal Notes.
Bishop Spalding Of Peoria will oficiate at
aathe marriage October 1, at Arbor Lodge,
Nebraska City, Of Miss Jean Morton.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joy Morton, and
Mr.. Joseph Cudahy of Omaha. Miss Pau
line Morton, the brides cousin, will attend
her as maid Of honor, and the bridegroom's
sister and cousin, the Misses Clara and
Julia Cudahy, will be the bridesmaids. Mr..
Edward Cudahy will be best man, and the
| ushers will be Messrs. John Cudahy, Ster-
ling Morton, Frederick Mclaughlin and
Give Runnells.
The wedding party attending Miss Re-
| bekah Page Knox and Mr.. James r. Tindle
at their marriage, October Is, at pm, at
the country home of Senator and Mrs.
Knox, at Valley Forge, Pa, will be-
small one. Miss Althar Mohler will be the
| maid of homer, Mr.. Charles Wood Tindle
| best man and Hugh and Reed Knox, BROTH
ers of the bride, ushers
| Mrs. Paul Morton, who came to Washing
| ton last week to inspect her winter resi-
dence K street. has returned to her
| Chicago home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Barry of Provi-
-dence, R. l., are the guests for this week
| of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Keech 1925 Willard
| street
Senator and Mrs. Alger returned from
| Europe yesterday.
Mrs. William R. Bailey and sons returned
| to the city Friday from Bluemont, where
| they have spent the summer.
| The marriage of Miss Madeleine Johnson.
| only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis John
son, and Lyle Evans Mahan, son Of Capt.
Alfred L. Mahan, U. S. N retired will take
place in Grace Church New York, Octo-
Der %
Mrs. Joseph Graham of this city, sister
| OF the bride, will be the only attendant at
| the marriage November 8, in New York. of
| Miss Gladys Robinson and James E. Mar
| tin. jr.
Mrs. Carl Byrnes and Mrs. Bessie Sulli-
van or L street northeast entertained a
few friends last evening in honor of Mr..
ana MRS. j. Irwin Byrnes, whose marriage
| TOOK place last Wednesday at the home of
| MRS Stanley Foley IN Baltimore
Miss Mamye Writer, accompanied by Miss
AGA Byrnes, gave musical numbers songs
| ard music. after which all adjourned to
peauti1uiiy decorated dining room for re-
| 1reshments Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollidge, Mr.. and Mrs. Rice,
Mr. and Mrs. Brown DR.. and Mrs Ryon
Mrs; Taylor, Miss Mamye Writer, Miss Ada
RR runas Z, Miss Kate Ebley, Miss Ada
| reward Carter, ]. Eleen, Frank Hoffman.
L. MOTIFS and Mr.. and Mrs. Moran.
Mrs. c.. A. Fenner of Penn Yam, N. Y, is
| VISITING her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f.
Frosperi of 403 10th street southeast.
a two months outing and is again settled
for the winter in her old quarters at the
| brunswick, street northwest
| Announcement 10 ,,od. 80 A. $1,000.
| marriage Of Miss Alice Walton Fitch of
| Georgetown to Mr.. Harry Clay Sitter of Bal
| tlmore, which took place at the residence
| of the bride on the 18th instant Rev J. M
| Mckee, formerly rector of st. Johns
| Church of this city, performed the cere-
mony. Mr. Alexander N. Breckenridge, a
| friend OF the groom, acted as best man,
| while Miss Emily Fitch, a cousin of the
bride, was bridesmaid. The bride is the
| beautiful niece of Mr.. and Mrs Charles H.
| Fitch of BIOS Q street, Georgetown. After a
honeymoon trip they will reside in Balti-
| more.
The Misses Mortimer and Miss Maidie
Ever have returned to the city and are at
| their home, No. 1914 18th street northwest
Mrs. George w. Kidwell and family OF
| West Washington have returned from the
| mountains after a pleasant vacation On
| their return home they visited the old Vr-
| ginia battlefields and maneuvers.
! Miss Bette Hayden of Capitol Hill left
| Monday, September 49, for Boston, after
! which she will visit friends in New York
| and Philadelphia.
Mrs. sallie E. Johnson of Norfolk county,
| niece of the late Mr.. John Boggs and Mrs
| ]. Davis of Norfolk, is visiting Mrs. William
A. Kell, 403 Kentucky avenue southeast,
] for a few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs Lyman P. Sterne of 1103
| 18th street northwest announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Daisy Blanche, to
| Mr.. Harold Brummelkamp of this city.
| The wedding is to take place in October
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Croissant are back
| from the mountains of Virginia, where
| they have been spending the summer. Mr..
| Croissant is quite restored from his severe
| illness of the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs Wilton Harvey of Langdon
| Heights returned yesterday from a visit
| to his uncle, Colonel Truman Cross, at his
| farm home in Prince Georges county, Md.
| Miss Susie Harvey, who had been sojourn-
| ing for several weeks at the same place,
| returned with her parents.
Miss Edna Durfey of "Sunnyside," Lang
don, has returned after an extended visit
| in Pennsylvania and northern New York
Miss May Coburn, who has been visit