Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Nh. sEcKEHDDoRF AND MRS
BONNER 10 BE MARRIED.
Quiet Ceremony in New York and a
Trip to Europe--other Per-
sonals--Notes.

| here by Christmas and reside at 34o6 u
street, where Mrs. Bonner has been liv-
/ ing the past year, and which has been
| the scene of much quiet and elegant hos
| pitafity. Mrs. Bonner is a handsome
young widow. with considerable means
and has one child. Her two small nieces,
the children of her dead sister, also make
their home with her. She has a farm and
j summer residence in the Ramapo Hills,
New Jersey. The Misses Seckendorf went to
/ New York today to be present tomorrow
| at their fathers marriage
! At the marriage of Miss Sara Louise
Harrison, daughter of Mrs Milton S. HAIR
/ rison, and Mr. Evans Browne son of Mr.
and Mrs. Adds B. Browne of this city, at
st. Margarets Episcopal Church Wednes-.
| day night Miss Effie Cassei daughter of
| Representative Cassel of Marietta, Pa,
will be the maid of honor and Miss Fran
/ ces Cassell, Miss Anne Nelson of Cham
( bersburg, Pa, Miss Helen Mcdowell of
Philadelphia. Miss Margaret Houghton of
Port Chester, n. Y; Miss Alice Taylor,
| cousin Of the bride. of Washington, Pa,
and Miss Mary Dove and Miss Ruth
Browne, cousins of the bridegroom, both
Of this city. bridesmaids. Little Miss
and little Edward Dove. aged seven and
| ten, respectively. will be the ribbon bear
ers. Mr.. Alexander Britton Browne will
| be best man. and Messrs. Coulter Wells,
Maary Dove, jr., Adds Browne, brother of
the bridegroom, who has come down
from Yale for the wedding; Richard Flo
noy, Herman Charlton Graves, Herman
X. Harrison, brother of the bride, and
Bayard Bennett and Louis Wiehle both
of New York, will be ushers The young
women of the bridal party were all class
| mates OF the bride at Wilson College, in
Chambersburg, Pa.
General and Mrs L. Victor Baughman of
Fr ederick Nd, announce the engagement
I n their daughter hnll n
man, to DIR. Charles Henry Coniey. Miss
Baughman Is a granddaughter of the late
| A. s. Abel, and made her debut in Baltt.
| more a season or two ago. DIR. Conley is
Of Montgomery county, where his family
| has lived In beautiful old home for over
forty years. He is a graduate of the Uni
verslty of Virginia, and Is a member of
| the University Club of Baltimore.
Miss Helen Cannon is expected in this
city tomorrow to join her father, Speaker
Cannon, at their home on Vermont avenue
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Collier and Mr.. and
Mrs. Benedict and Miss Benedict Of New
York are here to attend the wedding of
Miss Hitchcock and Lieutenant Commander
| Sims, U. g. N, tomorrow.
| Mrs. NJ H. Rennolds has closed her home
| for the winter, Monte Villa, Mt. st. Marys,
| Nd, and is now stopping at Old Point Va,
| with her daughter Miss Alice Rennolds,
| and grandson. Henry X. Spalding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Kessel entertained
as house guests during the ministers con-
veEtion in Washington. the Revs. Stimke.
Keane and Kaiser of Baltimore. and Rev.
DIR. Goodrich of Detroit. Mich
Mrs. Josephine Herman of New York city
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Emmert
for several days at their residence on 9th
street.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Morgan and Miss Ma
guests at the home of the assistant secre-
tary of state and Mrs. Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry F. Blount will
give reception Friday evening in honor of
their son, Mr.. Henry F. Blount. jr., and his
bride, who were married November 3 In
Evansville, Ind, and who have been travel
ing since.
Secretary and Mrs. Shaw will leave here
tomorrow night for Tampa, Fla, and will
be away all week.
The Chilean minister, Senior Walker Mar
tinez, entertained the Secretary OF State.
Assistant Secretary Bacon and a number of
diplomats at breakfast yesterday.
The musicale given at Oak Manor" the
Pittsburg home of former Representative
and Mrs. Kirke Porter, last week was a
very handsome entertainment The special
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. George Wander
bilt of New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
L
drich of Boston. Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. AL
drich and Miss Hegeman received with Mrs.
Porter. After the concert the guests enjoy
ed the wonderful art treasures the house
contains There is said to be no finer eollec-
ton of modern paintings in Pfttsburg than
that at "Oak Manor and each year adds TO
the special features contained in each room.
Mrs. John Dalzell who is still in Pitts
burg, was one of the honor guests at a card
party last week there, given by Mrs. Joseph
N. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richardson of At
lanta have their guests this week their
cousins, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Clement
Brown OF this city. DIR. Brown will off,
ciate at the baptism of Master Alan Rich
trdson, in All Saints Church. Atlanta, next
Wednesday.
Col. Cotton and the Misses Cotton gave
dinner followed by an informal dance
Saturday night at Chevy Chase Club. in
of New Orleans. Miss Hazel Ellis was
queen OF the carnival at the. last Mardi
Gras in New Orleans and. with her sister,
was one of the most popular young women
at Magnolia last summer.
Mrand Mrs Eneas s. Murphey of Barnes
Vile, Ga, announce the engagement of
their daughter. lone. to Mr.. William Dam
lei Gambler of this city, the wedding to
take place on the afternoon of December
IA at their home in GAINESVILLE. This
announcement Is not only OF interest
throughout Georgia. both young people
being widely connected. Miss MUIR
phey is very lovely young woman and
has been immensely popular since her de-
but. Mr.. Gambler is son of Ex-Governor
Allen D. Gambler He will bring his bride
here to live.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. KilHe of China.
who are the guests of Mr.. John w. Holly
day 1924 18th street. have enga gements
each evening this week except tomorrow
but will be glad to see Informally all
friends who may call upon that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson are still
at their country place at East Orange N.
J., where they will stay until November
20, when they will come here to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays at the White
House.
Mrs. Southland gave a luncheon today
in honor of several of the debutantes or
the coming season.