Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15

HIS week like the past, has most or
4" Its social interests centering about
the brides and grooms, "Wednesday
having the longest list of both day
and evening events. The marriage
of Miss Helen A. Bell. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles ]. Bell to Mr. Julian A Rip
ley of New York will be at St Thonas
Church Wednesday noon. In the bridal
party will be Miss Grace Bell as maid OF
honor Miss Florence d. Wyckon or New
York. Miss Zaidee Cobb. Miss Drane Nor
gan-Hill and Miss Elizabeth Marsh VIII De
bridesmaids. Mr.. Louis A Ripley OF
Bitchfield, Conn. Will be best man for MS
brother. and the ushers will Include Mr..
Ashbcl Barney, Mr. Frank Simmons, MT.
Henry Coffin and Mr.. Henry Rogers Win
throp, all of New York, and Mr.. Gardner
Hubbard Bell A reception Will follow at
Twin Oaks" on Woodley lane, and the
-oupIe Will reside in New York city.
Another noon wedding of that day Will De
that of Miss Madeline Whitsde and Lieut..
Archibald Miller. which is to occur at 81.
Margaret's Church but to which only reia-
tIyes and personal friends have been asked.
AS the brides family is in mourning. there
will he no reception. Miss Edith Elizabeth
brooke and Mr. Cyrus Tidhall Bright Will
be third couple on that day. their mar
riage to be at ST. Marks Church, Capltol
Hill.
The marriage of Miss Edna Marie Rick
etts. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar ).
Ricketts, and Mr. Edward Is. Eynon, 5r-,
will be followed by a reception Wednesday
evening from TO IL at the family resi-
dence, 1893 Columbia road
The invitations to the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth Underwood Cox and Mr.. stuart
Wells Jackson were sent out yesterday by
the brides mother. Mrs. Thomas Campbell
Cox The ceremony will be at st. Paul
Episcopal Church, Washington Circle. sat
urday. Novern Der /, and will be followed by
a reception for the bridal party ana rela-
tives at the brides home, on G. street
Medical Director A. A. Hoehling U. S.
N. and Mrs. Hoehling have announced the
engagement of their daughter Miss Eliza
beth +. HOehlng, to Mr.. charles f. H.
Ogilby, jr., Of Boston.
The marriage of Miss Marion Gallaudet
and Mr. John Warren Edgerton of New
Haven, Conn. will take place at the Cal
laudet home at Kendall Green, next month,
and will be very quiet, as both contracting
families are in mourning
Mr..and Mrs. Thomas F Walsh are not
likely to be In Washington more than few
days this fall or winter, as they have not
yet changed their plan of going to Callfor-
mia for a lengthy stay. Miss Evelyn w aIsn
is improving satisfactorily, and the date OF
their departure from Garden City depends
entirely on her health.
The Russian ambassador. Baron Rosen,
with the Baroness ROsen, and their young
daughter the Baroness Elizabeth Rosen,
is at the New Willard. pending the selec-
ton of an embassy residence. Baroness
Rosen and her daughter spent last week at
Friendship" with Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Mclean where they enjoyed all the pleas
ure OF suburban life, as well as the advan-
tages Of close proximity to the city which
will be their home for some time to come
1t is hard to find any spot at Friendship
which does not present a suitable back
ground for the making of a good picture
and one Of the amusements of their hostess
and her guests lately was posing at the
more notable points. Mrs. MCLean's fluffy