Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-11

Miss Rosemary Sartoris.
well as local interest, but why the east did
not get the news soon as the west Is
sonnet hing of a puzzle Mrs. Sartoris and
| Miss Sartoris spent the past summer auto
MODELLING in northern Maine.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor and
Mrs. Victor H. Metcalf will return to Wash
ington early in October, and with them will
be Miss Nellie Chabot, who will spend the
winter in Washington.
Miss Sanepto O. Specht has gone on an
extended visit to Welsville, N. Y. for
month. She will also visit Toronto, Can,
Niagara Falls and Buffalo on her way
home.
Saturday evening last Miss Anna Edith
Riedl was given surprise party at her
home, 700 l street northeast, the
event being her sixteenth birthday.
Voval and instrumental music and rec
itations filed the evening and refresh
gushed and the sixteen candles on the
birthday cake were lit and the refresh
ments were served by candle Hight. Some
of those present were: Miss Cunningham,
Miss Wilson, Miss E. Cowsill, Miss E. Carl,
Miss l.. Carl, Mr.. Trammell, Miss f. CAL
lahan, Mr., Tippett. Miss ]. Marshalk Mr.:
Wilson, Miss A. Rooster, Miss R. Riedl
and Master w. Riedl.
Mr. Gaillard Hunt, chief of the passport
bureau, State Department and family are
making extended stay at the Berkeley,
bAtlantic City.
The marriage of Miss Mayme Jessye
Thomas to Dr. James Carter bowling Of
this city took place Wednesday evening at
the residence of the brides father, Mr.. Nell
son Thomas, in Franklin avenue, Columbus,
Ohio. DR.. and Mrs. Bowling will be at
home after October / at zoos 9Th street
northwest.
Last Wednesday afternoon, at ST. Alloy
sius Church. Miss Sarah Eckloff. daughter
Of Mr. Christian f. Eclioff of the District
building, became the wife of Mr. John F.
| eminent printing office. The bride was at
tended by her brother, Louis c. Eek
loft, while the groom had his best man
| his brother, Mr.. George A. Byrne. After
| the ceremony the couple left for trip to
| Boston by sea, and upon their return home
| will reside in a coy little fiat which Is
awaiting them.
| dance was given at Bellefield near War
| renton, Va, Thursday. the 18th instant many
| visitors to the horse show remaining over to
attend Among those present were the
Messrs. and Misses Gray of Baltimore, the
| Misses Botenstein Of Warrenton, Miss E.
| Brock of Washington, Miss MCGEE of Rich
mond, the Messrs. Kemper of Bethel, Mr.. and
5.
| Misses Goldsmith of Bellefield, Miss Sum-
| mers of Washington, Mr.. and .drs. Stuff
of Washington and Mr.. and Mrs. Bucking
| ham of New York. Duringthe intermissions
instrumental solos were rendered by Miss
| Gray and Mrs. Bucking ham, and Mr..
| Percy Goldsmith sang a coon song.
| Tie many friends of DR.. John Chester of
| New York, formerly of Capitol Hill, will
| be interested to hear Oh his approaching
| marriage with Miss Marion E. Goold of AL
I,t,.. t,,Ir1
on the 14th instant. Rev. DR.. John C1les-
ter of this city, the father of the groom
will be the officiating clergyman.
Rev f. B. Houden of st. Johns Profess
tant Episcopal Church, Georgetown Off
| cated at pretty wedding at that church
Saturday evening. The contracting parties
were Miss Helen r. kanode and Mr.. VIII
| liam T. Herbert. Only the immediate rela-
! tives present and there were no ush-
ers. The bride, pretty blonde dress
ed in a soft white gown trimmed with lace.
| She carried a large cluster of white china
asters.
| Miss Jennie e. Waddey, a cousin of the
| bride, was maid of honor She Wore
| dainty white frock and carried bouquet of
| white asters tied with broad white satin
| streamers that reached to the floor.
Lohengrin's wedding March" was played
| as the bridal party moved up the aisle, and
| "Oh, Perfect Love" during the ceremony.
| Palms and white blossoms were used as
| decorations both at the church and at the
| home of the groom, where a supper was
served to the bridal party.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Williams az
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Nettie L. Williams, to William c. Crocker,
| both. Of this city.
DR.. Little has returned from Atlantic
City, but his family will remain there until
| the schools open here.
Miss Grace T. Polkinhorn is visiting rela-
TIL ,,I,
Mrs Henry B. Armer. Mrs George M.
! Baxter. Miss Alice Baxter and George D.
| Baxter, Mr.. George C. Kendall and Miss
| Matilda Mueden, of this city, registered
| Saturday last at the Paris office of the New
| York Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gunton of this city
expect to occupy their home at Hot
| Springs by the list Of October.
Mr.. and Mrs William Corcoran Eustis,
| VINO have spent the summer at Ellersie-
] cn-the-IIudson. the home of the latter's
| father. Mr.. Levi P. Morton, are now in
New York They intend to occupy Corcoran
| house the coming winter.
| Mrs E. Grimes Doughty has returned
after a two months sojourn in Belgium,
| Holland, France and England.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Stevens of Kensing-
| ton, Md. and daughter Catherine are visit
| Ing at Newport, r. l., the home of Mr..
Stevens
Deaths in the District.
The following deaths were reported to the
| health Office during the past fortyeight
hours:
Viola Adams, 81 days. 1247 Nolan's court
| southwest.
Albert s. Clements, month, 713 Rhode
Island avenue northwest
Annie Crawford. 55 years. 1249 Half street
southwest.
Bertram Croker. A years, 24OS Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest.
Randolph Ellis. 40 years, 1881 Jefferson
avenue