Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-29

Oyster Bay on the Sylph from Bridgeport,
after having seen her son Theodore, jr.. In
stalled In Harvard Next week Ethel
Roosevelt will resume her studies at the
Cathedral School and Archie and Quentin
will also go to school. Kermit is at Groton.
Mass.
MRS. Metcalf is expected here in day or
two from California and will join the Sec
rotary of Commerce and Labor at the Ar
lington.
Mrs. John S. Ward. who has been in
Lenox all summer, will return the coming
week.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearts, who has been all the
summer at her California ranch, will leave
very shortly with large party of friends
IN ner private car for trip to Mexico Mrs
hearst has magnificent ranch In Mexico
and other large property interests.
Mrs. Daniel McMurtre has returned TO
Washington and is at the Grafton
DR.. Woodward, president of the Carnegie
institute, has leased Mrs McMurtrie's
house on 10th street and will take possess
sion October /.
A pretty wedding took place at o'clock
on wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.
LIZ Wiiilams, 1859 Florida avenue north
west, OF her daughter Anna May to Mr.
Charles J. Dexter of this city. by the Rev.
James b. Buhrer of the First Reform
Churcn The wedding march by Mendels-
sohn was rendered by Mrs Charles Aufen
the cousin of the bride. The house was
handsomely decorated in palms and smilax.
Inc bride wore handsome gown of white
s.,n null, trimmed in lace. and carried a
Miss Lillian Bell, was dressed in green
SIX null and lace and carried pink roses
Inc groom was attended by his best man.
MI. Charies T. Burger of Baltimore After
an elaborate reception the couple left on
late train for a trip to several of the
principal cities of the north The brides
to match. -'"'
Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Ridgway and Miss
noirita hiagWay nave returned from a three
months trip to Kittery Point, Me, and
the White mountains of New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. E. Love of 40, n
street northwest announce the MARRIAGE of
tnelr daughter, Florence E. Love to Mr.
clarence Yeatman of Waterfall, Va The
couple is now on wedding tour. Due
notice OF their at home reception will be
given. NC
senior Jorge Munoz, envoy extraordinary
ana minister plenipotentiary from the re-
pubic OF Guatemala to the United States
mas taken apartments at the Highlands
Where the legation will be established about
October 15c. ''o1'
MISS Alice Green, daughter of a former
Jersey governor and member of Congress.
ana VINO mas many acquaintance in this
city, was married yesterday in Paris to
Mr.. ]. Ellis Hoffman of New York
Wednesday evening last. at the home of
Mr. ana Mrs Arson Thomas, their daugh-
ter, Nellie Snouffer, became the wife of Mr.
Robert Edwin hewitt. While the wedding
march was being rendered by Miss Louise
klenk the bride, escorted by her father,
of honor, Miss Della Buchanan. and the
best man, Mr.. Harry Preston. where thew
were met by the groom. Under a lovely
noral arch or golden rod and ferns the
Kew. Edward N. Mott, rector of the Church
OF the Advent, performed the ceremony
The bride was handsomely attired in white
crepe de chine over taffeta silk and carried
a beautiful bouquet of bride roses Miss
Buchanan, the maid of honor was becom
ingly attired in white organdie with pink
ribbon and carried pink roses. After con-
gratuiations the bridal party led the way
to the dining room where refreshments
were served. The house was beautifully
trimmed in green and gold. with an album
dance OF cut flowers. There were about
nifty guests present, and many handsome
gifts were received. Both families attended
the couple to the depot, where in the midst
of showers of rice, they departed for a
short trip. The brides travelling gown was
of blue taffeta, with gloves and hat to
match. Both the bride and bridegroom are
connected with prominent Maryland fami-
Hes. Ihey Will be at home after October
at OOS l. street northeast.
Dr. Maurice E. Miller, Mrs Miller and
Mrs. Beveridge have returned to their
home on H street.
Mrs. Jane MacElwee announces the mar
rage of her daughter, Dorcas Mabel, to
Mr.. Frederick j. Miller, Wednesday. Sep
oil Nv
Miller will be at home Wednesdays after
November 10 at 937 Flint street Bright
wood, D. C.
Mrs. Daniel Lyon and daughter, Cornelia,
of Richmond, Va. spending a few
days with Mrs. o. S. FrnIin at 143S Bacon
street.
Mrs Katharine z. Steele and Miss Fannie
Moore of the Northampton are now on an
extended northern trip. They went to Bos-
ton to attend the wedding of a cousin of
Miss Moore. After the wedding they will
spend several weeks with relatives of Mrs.
Steele in Boston and Lynn, Mass. On the
way home Mrs. Steele will stop for short
visit at Trenton, n. ].
Miss Kate Duane of West Medford, Mass,
who has spent the past fortnight in this
city, the guest of Miss Mary H. Mccarthy
of 18th street northeast, will return north
tomorrow, stopping for few days in New
York city en- route.
A merrier party of plate carriers" is sell
dom to be found than that which honored
the occasion of the Misses Tinnie and Belle
Merrfelds plate party" on the evening of
September %. The party was made up of
twenty-five strong, who went out from the
city on the o'clock trolley, and were aug
mented by twice that number of the towns
people of Falls Church. Each carried
beautiful plate to be placed on the plate
rail- in the dining room of the attractive
home of the Misses Merrifield. The plates
were at first laid on the dining room table,
and when unwrapped were found to contain
a sentiment addressed to the hostess. which
was read by the composer. causing much
merriment and good cheer. The plates
were then placed on the rail by DR.. Il. C..
Quick, and the room at once became
"a thing of beauty and a joy forever" The
guests were entertained with violin solo
by Mr.. RyaIl Albertson, accompanied by
his sister on the piano, and several reeita-
tons by Mrs. DR.. Gould. Refreshments
were served These present from the city
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