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

| and Mrs W. r. Burgess of 1722 U street
northwest.
| Mrs. Bainbridge-Hoff of 1879 Jefferson
| Place, having rented her house to Mr.: Hugh
| Quincy of the British embassy, will san
very shortly for Porto Rico, to spend the
winter with her daughter.
DR.. and Mrs D. Olin Leech have returned
| to the city.
| Mr. and Mrs Henry c. Sholes have issued
| cards to reception for Mr.. ana MIS-;
| George c. Sholes, to be held OCTOBER IL
| from to 1920 p. at lob A street north
east
| Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Sarah Lee Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs;
| Thos. Brown of Hogue, WestmoreIano
county. Va. to Mr.. Richard Lee Gr1mth;
| The ceremony is to take place IN Cope
| Chapel. in Westmoreland, Wednesday oc-
| tober 10.
The engagement is announced of Lieut.
Quincy A. Gilmore. United States army
now stationed at Fort Hamilton N T., put
well known to army society or TINS cry, ~
Miss Frances West Hemsley OF fnliaue!
phia. The wedding will take place next
month at Holy Trinity Church, Phlladel-
phia and will be followed by a breakfast
and reception at the home of the prfue.
Mr. and Mrs. T J. c. Williams of 1I26
North Calvert street, Baltimore, nave an
nounced the engagement OF their oaug h.eI'
Miss Mary Priscilla Williams. TO Lieut.
Edward M Zeli of the 9Th Cavalry, united
States army, stationed at Fort Never, va.
The wedding will take place during the
month of December. Lieut. Zeli graduated
at West Point in the class of l9o3 he Is
of a Louisiana family, now residing i'll New
JERSEY.
Gen. and Mrs. Arson Mills, who spent
the summer at East Gloucester Mass.
have returned to their house on Dupont
Circle.
One of the most beautiful and deliberately
arranged weddings of the autumn season
in Baltimore society will be that of Miss
Annie Johnson Poe, daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. John Prentiss Poe, and Mr.. Alfred
Tyler formerly OF Washington, but now
residing In Baltimore The ceremony will
be performed at noon. at old st. Paufs
Church. Wednesday, October 49, ana
will be followed by small breakfast at
the family residence, 1900 Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Alac Legare have returned
from their extensive trip to the Pacifc
coast. which included visit to the world S
fair and q stay of some weeks IN the Ca
madam Rockies and are now at the Viz
ginia Hot Springs to remain through Oc-
tober.
Lieut.. Frederick L. Chaplin, United States
navy late with Rear Admiral Evans in the
far east, is again in Washington. and. with
Mrs. Chaplin. has taken the house at l4l4
| ZlSI street loI lbe WihtSi.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Van
Courtlandt Parker, daughter of Colonel ard
Mrs. James Parker, to Ronald Theodore
Lyman of Boston, will take place at noon
on October 26 at the Church of the Lpi-
phany. A wedding breakfast will follow at
the Parker home in Dist street
Major and Mrs. Cheeseman have issued
invitations for the wedding reception Of
their daughter, Miss Kate Curtin, to Mr..
AIox n ID T1-ifo hnl hn of
October 10.
Invitations have been issued by Miss Vir-
ginia Fletcher for the marriage OF ncr
niece, Miss Anna Postlethwaite Fletcher 10
Mr.. Arthur Waters Calver tomorrow even
ing at 500 o'clock at st. Paul's Church.
DIR. and Mrs. Raymond T. Holden an
nounce the marriage of their sister, ''ath-
crime Marie Moritz, to Mr.. Charles II.
Ourand, jr., Saturday October S, a. he
Church of the Messiah. in Baltimore, Nd,
by the Rev DR.. Wroth.
Miss Mamie Mcmahon Mr. Terry J. Nc
Mahon and Mr.. c. Joseph Parkinson have
returned to the city, after a pleasant stay
with friends in Berryville, Va.
DIR. and Mrs Francis E. Carroll of Eos
ton have been for the past two weeks
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Moran of Park
street, Mt. Pleasant.
Wednesday evening last at O'Clock Miss
Nellie Frances SchlOsser and Mr.. Charles
CASTOR Price were married at ST. Paufs
Church in the presence of their relatives
and intimate friends, the Rev. Dr. Thomp
son officiating. The bride was prettily dress
ed in white silk mousseline and carried
white carnations. Miss Edna MehOrn was
bridesmaid, and was gowned in Nile green
mousseline and carried pink carnations.
Mr.. Tyler Davis acted as best man. After
brides residence. 1899 18th street. Many
useful and beautiful presents were re-
ceived
Miss De La Coste, recently from Paris is
spending the month of October at the Men
dota with her friend, Mrs. Eliza c. Getty.
The fiftieth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott of 1913 Sth
street northwest was celebrated Saturday,
October s. which was also the anniversary
of the forty-ninth birthday of their Oldest
child. Mr. and Mrs. Scott were married
October s, 1854. at st. Matthews Church,
by the Rev. Father James Donelan, assisted
by Father Burns and Father Boyle Mrs
N c. Draper of Falls Church, Va, was
bridesmaid, and is the only person living
who witnessed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott have four children living, three sons
and one daughter, and also five GRANDEUR
dren Owing to the ill-health of Mrs. Scott
there was no reception held.
George w Miller has returned to the Port
ner for the winter
yicomtesse de sibour has gone to the Hot
Springs of Virginia
Mrs Edmond Mallet, jr., and daughter,
Reatrice Viola, have returned from their
extensive western trip and are now at 1905
l street northwest.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Bruce McV. Mackall of Portland, Me-,
and Bessie E. Cobaugh of this city.
Frederick Ferber and Carrie Serrin-
Alexander Stronach of New York city
and Margaret H. Kennedy of this city.
William H. West and Sarah Williams.
John Parker and Lucy Beverly.
Aubrey L. Petit and Annie Dodson, potn
of Accotink Va.
William Adams and Maggie Davis, both OK
Wheatland, Nd.