Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-14

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ton was held, after which the couple left
for trip south. The brides travelling
gown was OF dark green broadcloth. with
Persian trimmings and hat to match. After
November Is Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs Will be
at home to their friends at Ills Lydecker
avenue northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew C. Shannon pleas
antly entertained number Of their friends
last evening at their residence, 2311 M
street northwest. 1t was learned by most
o. the guests after their arrival. that the
occasion was the celebration Of the twenty
fifth wedding anniversary. The host and
hostess received the congratulations of the
company, which included relatives from out
of town. who had come on for the express
purpose of being present on this occasion
Hit jr have left for Battle Creek, Mich.
to attend the annual meeting of the North
western Branch Of the Womans Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methodist Epls-
copal Church This branch is made up or
illinois, Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin.
their New Hampshire avenue residence for
the season. They spent the last ten days
at Elkins, W. Va, the guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Rice, 713 G street
southwest, will be at home to their friends
tomorrow evening rum " 1Vs III 'iohSA
OF their sons Barmitz-yah.
Mrs Louisa v. Robinson has leased her
bouse 1415 DIST street, to Lieut.. s. S. Rob
inson. and with her daughter, will remain
at their country place near Bethesda this
month. going then to New York and later
south for the winter
Mrs. Henry c. Merriam and her mother,
Mrs. Ray, of Fort Sheridan. Ill. are the
guests of Capt. and Mrs. Merriam OF 1708
N,toh ar n1,d ha I'll mar
Of November when they will go to Fort
Revere near Boston, Lieut.. Merriam's new
station, Mrs Lewis Merriam will be at
home Thursday afternoons during their
visit.
Mrs. and Miss Schade have returned to
town and are again at their home. q Grant
place northwest for the winter months
Assistant Naval Constructor Richard II.
NJ Robinson, u. s. N, and family have
taken two years lease of the handsome
Rhees mansion on 10Th street. Prof. Will
liam Y Rhees, Mrs. Rhees and Miss Flora
Rhees are at present at the Hotel Stratford,
this city, after summer spent at East
Gloucester, Mass. and the Maplewood Ho-
tel, Maplewood, N. ii.
Cen Charles j. Allen, U. s. A., Mrs. Allen
and Miss Allen are spending the month Of
October in Leesburg. They will return to
the city early in November and occupy
ilOuSe vi StiSCt, Va WlAiSi iACy hhsS tdhSA
lease.
Mrs. Harry Hull, with her youngest
daughter and niece, Miss Margaret Leon
ard left yesterday to visit relatives in Can
ada. On their return trip they viii stop
at Niagara, Buffalo and New York city.
Dolly Madison Chapter, D. A. r., held its
October meeting Tuesday last at pm.
at the residence OF the recording secretary,
Mrs. Edward p Mertz, 3O31 Newark street.
Mrs. Job Barnard. regent, presided. After
business and plans for the coming season
were discussed the hostess entertained with
light refreshments, making the visit TO
Cleveland Park. in all of Its autumnal love-
liness. most delightful one.
Countess de Kergorley and Baroness de
la Grange of Paris, France. are the guests
of their father, former Gov. John Lee Car
roll, at Doughoregan Manor. Howard coun-
ty. Md.
Surrounded by their immediate relatives.
Mr.. Joseph Edwin Folk of this city and
Miss Blanche Mory of Fort Edward. N. Y,
were quietly married at the brides home
Wednesday October IL. by the Rev. NJ ].
Griffith. An elaborate breakfast was
served, after which the happy couple left
for northern trio
Miss Inez Esteie Paxson. daughter of
Mr.. John s. Paxson of Waterford Loudoun
county, Va, and Mr.. Hubert T. Eouder OF
Lovettsville, Loudoun county. Va-, were
married yesterday at the lone of the
bride, the eeransony being performed by