Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-25

| West Point. N. Y. to see her son Herbert.
who is in the United States corps of cadets
She has her daughter Dorothy with her
and her niece, Miss Ethel Reynolds. from
| the League Island navy yard. Her eldest
| son, Reynolds, is a member of the George
town varsity crew now at Poughkeepsie,
| which they hope to see cross the line first In
the race next Tuesday. 4
| Mr. and Mrs Charles William Powers
| have removed from Harvard street to the
Goodwin, Park street, Mt. Pleasant, where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
| Misses Kate S. and Emma Curry have re-
turned from Texas. where they spent the
| past year and half. and are at their sum
mer home at Oak Crest, Md.
At the marriage Thursday next of Miss
Iieber and Mr.. Charles Falconer Stearns,
Mrs. A. N. Laurance of Bryn Mawr will be
| m6tron of honor. and Mr.. Deshler Stearns
! will be best man for his brother, who is at
tCrney general of Rhode Island
While Mrs. Westinghouse opened the So
cfal season at LenoN by a large and bril-
| liant reception in honor of Lady Durand
and Miss Durand, Mr.. Westinghouse is the
envy OF all the owners of other large es-
| tates in the Berkshires by his introduction
OF horseless lawn mowers which are keep
| Ing the lawns of his beautiful place. Err
| skfne Park, in perfect order. The park
| has great fountains, artificial lakes and
| everything that can delight the eye or add
| to creature comforts.
Gen. Dyrenforth and his mother and little
| son are at Atlantic City.
Miss Matte Heflin and Mr.. William b.
| Belfieid were married in Baltimore We'd
| nesday by the Rev. E. B. Bagby. pastor of
| the Ninth Street Christian Church who ac-
| companied them for this city With them
also we're Mrs. Robt Hef1n, Mr. Julian f.
| Belfeld brother of the groom, as best man.
and Miss Ida Hefin, sister OF the bride as
bridesmaid. After returning here they re-
ceived their relatives.
Miss Durand lives out of doors a great
deal, and is so typical of the American
| girl In her habits and demeanor that her
| free and unassuming ways have often been
remarked since her coming to our coun-
try. She displays eXquisitely simple taste
| In dress, and while her leadership in her
set in Washington society next season is
| matter of course, 1t may be said that
she is more fond Of open air than of the
ball room. As n horsewoman she excels,
| and riding is an everyday diversion. She
| Is also an enthusiastic pedestrian. and
| takes frequent walks about the paths of
| Resort Topics.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
| Wednesday evening at st. Pauls Church.
| the ceremony being performed by the Rev.
| Chas. f. Mackin. pastor of the church. The
contracting parties were Miss Teresa V.
Ostmann and Mr.. Michael P. BaZzuro. The
ushers were: Mr.. Anothony Ostmann,
| brother Of the bride, and Mr. Clemens
krogmann, cousin of the bride Only the
| near relatives of the couple were present.
small reception followed, after which
| the couple left for their home at 112
Florida avenue northwest, where they will
| be pleased to see their friends.
| Last Tuesday night a reception was given
| In honor Of Bernard Connors who graduated
! from the Business High School the night
| before. The family residence at 50 Myrtle
street northeast was decorated with palms
and flowers and many friends and relatives
| We're present.
Mrs, Laura ]. Clements, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Clements of Charles county
Maryland. and Mr.. John F. Thompson, jr,
| now of this city, were married Wednesday
| evening last in the Catholic Church at Pom
| fret. Md. by the Rev. Father Chester. The
| ceremony was witnessed by a large throng
| of the friends of the young couple. They
will make their home in this city.
| John A. Curran, of Capitol Hill, has re-
| turned from ST. Marys Seminary, Balti-
n ore, and gone to Lynchburg He was ac-
| cCmpanied by his sister, Miss Katherine
Curran. They will visit Richmond and
| DanVille.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds of Mem
! phis, Tenn, are making short stay with
| relatives on H street northwest. They are
| en- route for their vacation in Canada
| Mr. and Mrs Hunter Doll left today for
| a two-weeks' sojourn at Atlantic City, after
| which they will spend a few weeks with
Mrs John II. MacLean. Mrs. Dolls cousin,
| at her country home, Bay Ridge, l.. l.,
prior to their departure for St. Paul, Mimi,
| where Mr.. Doll has some extensive build
| ing operations going on. There they VIII
! join a party of friends and make trip
through Yellowstone Park to the Pacific
coast where they will spend the remainder
| of the summer, returning home by way of
| St. Louis
Mrs. BERTHE Myers and daughter, MISS
| Helen. will be at home to their friends at
1899 Kenesaw street.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Tobriner and family
are at their cottage at Cape May for the
summer.