Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A BAR HARBoR TEA ATTENDED
BY MANY GUESTS.
The Fairbanks Will Visit the Hales
Next Week-Other Parties
Personal Notes.

The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
| will continue their stay in Maine next week
| when they will be guests of Senator and
| Mrs. Hale at Ellsworth At Mrs. Hender-
sons tea for them yesterday at Bar Harbor
the company was a large and distinguished
| one Among those present were about fifty
naval officers from the ships, headed by
| Capt. Reeder of the Alabama, Lieut.. Gen.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Schofield, Bishop and Mrs.
Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Porter, Mr.
| and Mrs. A. D. Addison and many others.
Tea was poured by Mrs. ]. de Courcy Ire
| land and Miss Ruth Lawrence.
| A Newport party lunchng yesterday at
! Narragansett Pier included Mr. Paul ].
Rainey, whose guests brought over on his
| yacht, included Mr. Harry Lehr Mrs. Her
| mann Oelrichs Miss Evelyn Walsh. Will
| liam Whitehouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mar
| tin, Elisha Dyer, jr., and Oliver Harri-
man.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Glover were
| among those entertaining dinner guests at
NarraganSett last night.
| Miss Irene King and Mr.. Francis C. Car
! ley, who to be married shortly, are
members of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Harri-
| mans house party at Newport
| Matrimony has made such serious in
roads into the membership of the May
flower Pleasure Club-sixteen out or the
| twenty -four members having been married
| the past season-that at recent meeting
| of the former officers it was decided to
| reorganize as an athletic club. meeting
| will be called for early September, when
| the location of the clubs future mead
quarters will be decided
Mrs S A. Magruder, who is visiting her
! sister. Mrs T T Brown, at Annapolis.
| will leave for Atlantic City this week &C
| compa MED by her nieces. Miss Anna Brown,
Ethel and Gladys Martin of Annapolis.
Miss c. B. Mlligan returned yesterday
| from a trip to Denver with the Ep"ortn
! Ieapue excursionists Miss Milligan left
the travelling party at Denver anu speIl
| the most of her four weeks absence from
| Washington with camp, p. i,st pai part
| Colorado.
Mics Mary A. Healy left the city last
| week for a trip to Boston by sea and an
| extended tour Of the New England states
| returning by way of Atlantlc Ivy Mnei
| she will remain until the end of the month
! number of young folks assembled at
tho home of Mrs Thomas Heany on Tues.
day night to celebrate the nome coming gu on
her niece formerly Miss Mary farreii, VINO
was quietly married to Mr.. +. j. Reddlhs-
| ton in the New York Cathedral on July ..
| After indulging in merrymaking the young
folks assembled in the spacious dlnlne
| room which was tastefully decorated IN
| ferns and China asters, where a bountiful
repaSt was served
Miss Annie E. Burke of 621 9th street
| left last Tuesday with a party of friends
| for Boston by sea: Before returning she
| will visit Maine, Newport New York. Phil
| adelphia and Atlantic City and will be
gone several weeks.
| Mrs c. Edward Davis of Savannah, Ga,
| is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. John I.
| Davis, at 1927 New Jersey avenue south
east.
! Mr. and Mrs A. ]. Mckee and family.
| accompanied by Miss j. Perley Leese, are
| spending their vacation at Coltons Point,
Maryland.
Miss Mary DoIlie Dempsey, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Dempsey of Culpeper
| county Virginia, and Mr.. Walter b. Crane
| of Culpeper were married few days ago,
| the ceremony taking place in Leal Baptist
| Church. in Culpeper county Rev. l.. H.
| Early performed the ceremony. in the pres
| ence of throng of the friends of the young
! couple. The bride was attended by Miss
Sarah L. Dempsey. her sister. and Mr.. A
| P. Dempsey, brother OF the bride, was
| best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Crane are now on
| a bridal tour, but will make their home in
| Culpeper county
Miss Helen McCambridge of No 34l3 Hol-
mead avenue will leave this evening for De-
| troit, Mich. where she will spend a few
| weeks with relatives. going thence to her
| old home in Bloomington, H., for brief
| visit.
Mr. Joseph NJ Goune of 1922 Dumbarton
avenue is spending his vacation at Colonial
| Beach, Va.
| Miss A. r. Williamson has left the city to
| visit relatives in Ronceverte, w. Va, until
| September LATTER which she win be home
| to friends at 912 LIST street northwest.
Miss Mary M. Nolan of 1920 Massa chu-
| cat haas md Mo- pnth
| of 234 18th street southeast have just re-
turned from extended trip to the south
| ern summer seaside resorts. They visited
| Virginia Beach, Ocean View, Buckroe
Beach, Old Point Comfort Newport News
| and other points.
Stewart have returned. after spending sew
eraI weeks at Ocean City, Md.
Miss Catherine Waters has joined friends
! at the Aurora House, Aurora, w. Va,
| where she expects to remain for some
! weeks.
Miss Julia c. Mohler is spending a couple
| of weeks at Riverside. N. ].
Mr.. D: Krauskopf left yesterday. for an
| extended trip to Old Point Comfort, Bos-
| ton and the coast of Maine.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dodge are at
| Fort Meade, S. D., visiting Capt and Mrs.
| ii
| round of visits at New London, Monmouth
| Beach and Lawrence.
| Mr.. and Mrs Harry E. Ridenour are
| spending a few days in Atlantic City. They
| are staying at the ST Charles.
| Charles Grant Williams of 70S Rhode
| Island avenue northwest left Sunday for
| three weeks trip to Marthas Vineyard,
| Cottage City, Mass From there he goes
| to Norwich, Conn, to play in the annual
| rogue tournament.
| DR.. and Mrs. David H. HaZen have re-
turned home after a stay of about three
weeks at Chelsea Atlantic City.
Marriage Licenses.
| Marriage licenses have been issued to the
| following:
| Edward c. Cockrill of Fauquier county
Va. and Josephine D. Bobst of Lyconing
county, Va.
Joseph A. Burnett of Hanover county,