Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06

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| Mildred Harrison to Count Karl Hoistein
of Germany being just announced.
| The marriage OF Miss Stella ]. Salisbury.
a great niece Of the late James G.. Blaine.
| TO Lewis 3. Mccormick. banker and mine
| owner. will take place tomorrow at Salt
| Lake City. Utah.
| a brilliant audience witnessed the pro-
| duction of a French comedy at Mrs Van
deroi'ts villa al Newport last night.
| Mr.. westinghouse. Mr. and Mrs John r.
| Mclean. Lily. Dowager Duchess of MARI
| borough: Miss Helen Cannon. daughter of
| the Speaker. and Gen. Miles We're some of
| the test-known passengers aboard the
Kaiser Wilhelm yesterday Mr.. and Mrs
MCLEAN have been abroad saveral months
Miss Cannon will go north for while be-
| lore returning 10 Danville. her home
| Inc newly appointed assistant secretary
OF STATE: Mr. Bacon has country place
Miss Martha Cowdin, and the couple has
| tour children, the two elder. Robert l.. and
| casper e., are at Claverly Hall. Cam
| fridge. IN their last college year. and the
Youngest boy. Elliott. was at Groton School
Ire Youngest OF the family is the daughter,
| Miss Martha b. Bacon.
| Miss Alice Langhorne who has been m
| the Philippines visiting her brother hls
had good time participating in the furore
| attending the visit of Secretary Tafts
| party. Yesterday in a rickshaw in which
| prominent Englishmen pulled the vehicles,
In which American and English ladies We're
| seated, Miss Langhornes came in winner
Last night at the Second Baptist Church.
! Rev. F.. Hez Sven performed the mar
| rage ceremony for Miss Bertha Holmes
| and Mr.. John Edward HUM. Miss Maud
| Holmes was bridesmaid for her sister and
| Mr.. Earl Wood was best man. The ushers
| were Mr. Theodore Shillngs and Mr.. John
| Hockhaus of Baltimore, DIR. Charles Read,
| Mr. Webster Richards. Mr.. Charles Wood
| and Mr.. William Rueman, all of this city
A reception followed at the residence of the
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Holmes.
n small company of personal friends and
| relatives witnessed the marriage last night
| a. the Rochambeau of Mrs. f. T. Glover
and Surgeon Fred Benton, L. S. N son OF
| DIR. Benton of Brooklyn Chaplain Frank
Thompson, L. s. N, cousin of the bride,
officiated, and the ceremony took place in
| the apartment of Col. and Mrs H. X
| White, the latter sister of the bride. Col.
Thomas NJ. j. Thompson, brother of the
| bride. gave her hand in marriage. Col
| George Bennett being best man and Capt.
| Harry Lay and Dr. Paul Mcdonald being
| groomsmen. The rooms were decorated
with flowers and the national coors. The
extremely dainty bride dressed in white
japanese gauze embroidered in cherry bios
| SONS and the diamond ornament worn was
! the gift of the bridegroom. A supper was
served before the departure of the newly
married couple DR.. and Mrs Benton. after
a two weeks trip. will make their home in
New York, the groom being stationed al the
naval hospital there. Mrs. Benton is the
fourth daughter of her family to marry into
the navy. She formerly Miss Elita |
Thompson. daughter of Capt. Thomas Mann
Randolph Thompson of Southport, n. c., |
grea great granada lighter of Richard Ran
dolph and great-grandnece of John Ran |
dolph of Virginia. Her first husband, Lieut.. |
II. D. Glover. died shortly after the close of
the Spanish war.
Miss Claire Benedix of 18th street sailed |
for Europe last week
The parsonage Of St Martins Roman |
Catholic Church was the scene of pretty |
wedding on Saturday last, when Miss Mabel |
Marie Miller married to Mr. Howard |
Harvey Graham, both of this city. The |
wedding occurred at high noon. Rev. Father |
Hannah of st. Martins Church officiating. |
The bride was becomingiy attired In gown /
of brown voile material. with a lace hat, |
trimmed in brown. After a luncheon served |
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. |
Elizabeth Miller, No 1873 l. street north
west. Mr.. and Mrs, Graham left for Boston
by sea. Their honeymoon will include a |
tour of the principal cities of New England. |
when Mr.. and Mrs. Graham will return |
during the latter part of September, to |
make their home in this city. |
Messrs. James s. Mckee and Ed v. Clark |
left Friday morning for trip to Niagara |
Falls and through Canada. After stopping |
few days in Toronto they will visit friends |
in Buffalo and Brooklyn, N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Polkinhorn their
daughters. Grace, Mae and Marguerite, and
son Lee have returned to the city from
Washington Grove, where they have spent |
several weeks at their cottage.
w. Preston Williamson has just returned
from his summer vacation which was
passed at Saratoga Springs, N. Y
DIR. Randolph B. Carmichael has returned |
from an extended trip TO Canada and Thou |
sand Islands.
Mrs. Howard Fisk, accompanied bv ber
daughter Katharine Louise and mother
Mrs. E. M. Thomas has returned from an |
extended stay at Paeonian Springs, Va.
Miss Lola Keller of 100 Sth street north |
east has returned after several weeks |
visit with friends at Martinsburg, w. Va,
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Conliff and son are |
at Hotel Abbey. Atlantic City, N J.. and |
will visit New York before returning.
Among those on board the Oceanic. which
arrived at New York on Wednesday last.
were the Misses Katharine and Margaret
keane and Anna Carry of this city who |
had been abroad since early In June Dur
ing their stay in Rome they were granted |
audience with his holiness. Pope Plus x |
and the privilege of attending his private
mass.
J. L. Mitchell. H. P. Stephenson, Mr. and |
Mrs. c. f. Doyle and daughter and E. E. |
Schriner of this city recent arrivals |
at the Chalfonte, Atlantic City, N. ].
Miss Sadie E. Miller of 3119 18th street |
Is visiting relatives in Brooklyn and Port |
Jervis, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Herman and family are |
now at their new home. 24l9 18th street |
northwest, and have their guest Mrs
]. A. Seigman of Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. Edwin Warner, Mr.. Carl Darneille |
and Mr.. Brown of Capitol Hill have re- |
turned after weeks visit to the horse
show at Warrenton Va.
The Misses Ida and Blanche Little of |
Baltimore, Md, concluded a pleasant visit |
with friends in this city and returned home |
yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Krogstad have re-
turned to the city after spending the /
month of August in New England.