Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WELL-KNoWN PARISIANS ENTER
TANNED AT NEWPORT.
A Stunning Costume Seen Where It
Was overwhelmingly Per-
sonal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Diaz-AlbertinI, the latter
a sister of Mrs. r. r. Hit, are the guests
OF Mrs. Slater of this city at her villa at
Newport. Lat night she gave a large din
ner in their honor.
Mrs. Henry s. Lehr at the Casino yes,er-
day at Newport wore deep ecru batiste
with large polka dots of French blue The
skirt had graduated tucks, with an irregu-
lar-shaped hat of rough straw with blue
wings. Her parasol and veil were also
blue magnificent oval pendant of sap
phires, was surrounded by diamonds on a
fine gold chain
Mr.. Arthur Davenport of Charlestown, w
Va, has announced the engagement of his
daughter, Miss Euphemia French to Hun
tington Wilson of Retreat, same place The
wedding will take place in October Mr.
Wilson Is the eldest son of the late Post
master General William L. Wilson. is a
lawyer, author and farmer
Mr.. j. Arthur Richardson. Mr.. William
Richardson and the Misses F,lyie and Nora
Richardson are now at Atlantic Civ after
trip to Canada and northern New York.
Mrs. Virginia Makeley of Alexandria is
spending several weeks at Clifton. Fairfax
county, Va.
MRS. Urban Lambert of Alexandria. with
her children, has gone to Canal Dover
ONO, on visit to her parents
Mrs. James f. Anderson Miss Edna
Alexander and Miss Julia Alexander are
attending the big Methodist camp meeting
at Bentons Woods in Loudoun county Va
DR.. and Mrs. A. Rhett Stuart are guests
at the Deer Park Hotel, Deer Park, Nd.
Cards are out announcing the approach
Ing marriage of Miss Hebe Grayson RAN
dolph, daughter of Capt and Mrs. William
r. Randolph of Warrenton, Va, to Dr. JEFF
place Saturday, September . in St James
Episcopal Church at Warrenton.
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby is at York Beach,
Me, until the 18th of September. when she
will join a house party in New Hampshire
and from there will visit friends in Boston,
stopping en- route home. October II. to at
tend the Pennsylvania state conference. D.
A. r., at Reading, Pa, and pay visit to
Mrs. Keim in her mountain home, Edge
mont.
Mr. Edwin J. Prindle. Miss Margaret
Prindle and Master Sidney Prndle, all of
Washington, d. c., stopping at the
Colonnade, Asbury Park, N. ].
Mrs C. A Herfurth accompa MED by her
daughter Hattie and Miss Marie Herfurth,
have left for Atlantic City.
Miss Nellie Mudd, daughter of Repre-
sentative S. E, Mudd, gave an elaborat tie
entertainment to her numerous friends at
her residence at La Plata, Md. last night.
The lawn Illuminated with lanterns of
the national colors, presenting beautiful
view Dancing was the order of the even
ing and was heartily enjoyed by all Sup
per was served at IL pm.
Mr. Ernest Seifert and Mrs. Ellen
Sefert will spend the remaining days of
August and September in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Meyer. with
their daughter. left this morning for At
lantic City for two weeks trip.
Mrs Amos Yost of 1904 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, with her two daughters.
May and Irene, returned Sunday from Keep
Tryst in the Blue Ridge mountains, where
she has been visiting for the past month,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. L. Hodg-
son.
Mrs r. a. Oliver and daughter Marie Of
1880 34th street are visiting relatives In
Wilmington, Del.
E. T. Gaddis Of 1917 East Capitol street.
Mrs Gaddis and Miss Margaret Gaddis are
making trip on the St. Lawrence, and will
go to Montreal, Quebec and up the Saguen-
nay river.
Mrs ]. II. Moore and daughter. Miss
Gladys sail on the steamer Ivirnia. Cunard
line. After a short stay in London and
Switzerland they will go to Paris where
Miss Moore will attend school.
The marriage of Miss Maud Mckinney.
daughter of Robert V. McKenney of 11O6 K
street and Mr.. Albert Edwin Banker of
Russell, Kan, occurred at the parsonage
of the Second Baptist Church at pm.
August 3d. the Rev. G. w. Mccullough OF
Tenleytown officiating The bride was
becomingly attred in a gown of imported
silk and carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses She was attended by Miss Florence
F. Goss, her lifelong friend. who was dain-
tily gowned In French Organdy and carried
brides maid roses. The best man was q.
l.. Totten of Ohio, who has been friend
of the groom a number of years. The cere-
mony was witnessed only by the immediate
relatives and few friends of the con-
tracing parties. They Immediately re
paired to their future home, at No. GAG u
street southeast where a wedding supper
was served The groom is well known in
this city, being of the most popular
members of the United States Marine Band.
Among the beautiful presents received were
several from the relatives of the groom In
Russell and other points in Kansas. Mr..
and Mrs. Banker will be at home to their
friends after September 8.
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