Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-06

MISS hCOC.
a wide acquaintance and more liking for
capital life, as might be expected from a
young woman who has all the pleasures
and few of the responsibilities to bother
about.
The marriage of Miss Fanny May Bangs.
daughter of Mrs. Ida Deering Bangs, to
DR.. Percy L. Jones, captain and assistant
surgeon United States army, took place
last night at the home of the brides grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Deering. Rev
John n. Gill officiated. Only relatives and
personal friends We're present. The brides
only attendant was her sister, Mrs Walter
F.. Hilton. whose own marriage took place
in the same rooms just six months ago.
Lieut. Elliott J. Dent of the Corps Of En-
gineers. United States army, was best man.
The bride was escorted by her grandfather,
and was dressed in white crepe de chine,
with trimmings and bertha of duchesse
lace. Mrs. Hilton, tie matron of honor.
wore her own wedding gown of white mes
saline and carried Garnet roses.
Captain and Mrs. Jones left for Georgia,
where they will spend several weeks IN the
mountains and also visit the captains rela-
tives at Cedartown. his birthplace. Ihey
will then take a coast steamer from Sa-
vannah for New York. where they will
visit seashore resorts and proceed to Fort
Preble
Mrs. William H. Wetmore has announced
the marriage of her daughter Margaret
Ridgely Schott, to Mr.. William Ordwdy
Patridge at the American consulate Venice,
June IA, 1903. Mrs. Wetmores Venetian
residence is at the Palazzo Grassi. Grand
canal and the bridegroom is the eminent
American sculptor
Mr. and Mrs j. Herbert Hunter, who have
spent the past week with relatives here,
left today for their home in Haskell, n. j.
Mr.. Charles ]. Williamson and daughters.
% WnE fnOt
D. c.. are stopping at Atlantic City.
The Misses Hess of 1899 god street have
as their guest their cousin, Miss Kitty Sulli-
van of New York.
Mr. w F. Sinnott left yesterday for Nor
folk. Old Point and Virginia Beach, accom-
panied by his sister, Mrs. Lee of 1I23 II
street.
MI and Mrs Earnest N. Jansen and
daughter, Hiida, sailed today on the steamer
United States for a two-months' trip to
Sweden and Norway.
Mrs J. r. Hefiin and son Edison have gone
to Toronto. Ohio, for the summer.
Mr.. Lindsey T. Kidwen of Georgetown is
spending the summer at the Colonial Beach
Hotel.
Gen. c. H. Tompkins, L. S. army, and
Miss Tompkins leave today for Fort Des
MONIES, Iowa. to be absent until October.
Mr.. p. A. Meehan, accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Mamie A. Meehan, sailed
for Europe July l on steamer Campanla
Miss Meehan was a graduate of the Acad-
envy of the Sacred Heart of Mary, June,
1908.
The Misses Boyd of H street have taken
the Morgan House." Blair road, for the
summer and have with them Mr.. Frank
of and and Mrs Hum
phreys Joyce. The latter was one of the
early spring brides.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Medye are making
visit to Cincinnati and relatives in western
Pennsylvania for the month of July.
The house of Miss Pauline Louise Jones.
Glen Echo, Md, was Fourth of July the
scene of pretty birthday party held in
her honor. Music, games and fireworks
were enjoyed until late hour. Among
those present were Misses Katherine Hill
man, M. Hillman, Gayles tombstone
Misses Moran and Charlotte Wolforth. and
Masters Andrew Wallace D. Houghton
Leroy Jones and Francis Hillman.
Mr. Sol M. Cohen of Detroit, Mich. is
spending the week with his mother in
Washington.
Mrs Robert J. Wynne, who is entertain
ing her cousin. Rev. Father McCabe. who
served throughout the Boer war and is now
in this country on a leave of absence, has
had also the pleasure of a short visit over
Sunday from her son. Capt. Wynne, u. S.
NJ. c., whose ship, the West Virginia, Is at
Newport for the summer. The latter
turned Monday to his post and took with
him his sister, Miss Ida Wynne who will
visit there for fortnight with friends. Mr.
Henry B. Wynne. who has been travelling
in the northwest for the past three months
has also returned and is in perfect health
Mrs Wynne and her children will sail for
Europe in about month.
Baron de Tuyll charge d'affaires of the