Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SKILL AT TENNIS COURTS VIEW
ED BY LARGE AUDIENCE.
Recent Marriage of Well-Known Wash.
ngtonian-Timely Personal
Notes.

ngtonian-Timely Personal
| Notes.
AT the Newport Casino yesterday Miss
| Maud Wetmore and Miss Busk defeated
| Miss Sands and Miss Twombly in the semi
finals of the tennis tournament and all the
| fashionables were on hand to applaud their
| magnificent playing. Mrs and Miss Cam
eron and Miss Evelyn Walsh, the latter
gowned In white embroidered null, with a
dresden sash and large black picture
hat. were in the company.
Mr.. John B. Dahleren of this city and
Mrs. Martin. widow of Henry Mclean Mar
tin of California, were married in San
francisco Monday, July II. only a family
| party, with few personal friends. being
present. The bride who has been twice
widowed, and who is the daughter of the
late Gen. David d. Cotton. is in deep
| mourning because of the recent death of
her mother. Her daughter Miss RATHER
me Martin. was present at the marriage.
| Sne spent several seasons here with her
| mother and has many acquaintances The
| couple Will come here to live after the
| wedding journey Mr.. Dahlgren, who is
| well-known socially in the clubs and in
ms procession is a grandson of the late
ADMIRAL Dahlgren and his Washington
| home is on Lafayette square. The news of
his marriage has been a distinct surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Hunter of II
| street are at the Atlantic Hotel, Ocean
| CITY, Md, for brief stay
| Mrs. Brandt and her two daughters have
| gone for an extended stay at St. Georges
| Island. where Mr.. George Brandt jr., pre-
| ceded them.
DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Carrico have removed
| to DOB 18th street
| Recent arrivals at the Chalfonte, Allan
| tic City, from Washington are Miss Pearl
S. Houston and Miss Jessie Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bentley Smith and little
| daughter are spending the summer at Cold
| Spring Mansion, near Bristol, Pa.
A very pretty and quiet wedding was
| celebrated at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Forrest w. McElroy, 6l3 Florida avenue
| northwest their youngest daughter, Daisy
| Irene. becoming the wife of Charles Mitch
| ell Alexander OF this city. The only in
| vited guests were the relatives of the
| bride and groom.
Mrs NJ A Rigby, Mrs A. H. Weber, Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Hart and Mr. H. n. Crane
| of this city We're in Paris yesterday.
Baroness Mayor des Planches, wife of the
| Italian ambassador, sailed yesterday for
| France.
Mrs p V DeGraw is visiting her sisters
| IN PhlIadelphla.
Miss Lea Estelle Havenner, daughter of
Mr.. William H. Havenner of Loudoun coun-
| ty, Va, and Mr.. Leonard Downs of Sterling,
| Va, were married Tuesday evening last in
| the Mount Hope Baptist Church in the pres
| ence of a large throng of the friends of the
| couple Rev. George w. PopkinS officlated
| at the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Downs will
| make their home in Loudoun, near Sterling.
Mrs w. s. Barker and children are spend
| ing several weeks at their cottage at Colo
| NAL Beach.
| Mrs. A. B. Barker is spending the summer
at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman and her son and
| Miss Bessie Hopkins will sail August l on
| the Kronprinz for an extended trip through
| Germany, France and England.
Miss Otie r. Nelson left this week for an
| indefinite stay at Cape May and Tacony, Pa.
Mr. Gus Kahlert has gone to Newport.
| r. L, for vacation.
Mrs. w. R. Lee of 14o5 Howard avenue
| has gone, with her children, to the sea-
| shore and Mr. w. r. Lee has left for two
months sojourn in Europe with his mother.
| Mr.. Lee while abroad will visit the scenes
| of his college days at Eisenach.
Mrs Charles H. Cecil and her daughter
Gertrude are spending the summer at
Round Hill, Va.
| Messrs. Sumption Poston and Howard Ehr-
Itch have gone for an extended trip through
the southern states, and will stop on the
way back at Colonial Beach and accompany
their families home.
Miss Ivie Cole of Richmond, Va, is visit
| ing her aunt. Mrs. James G. Roberts of sos
LIST street northwest
ChiaVpnt0ni.
| panied by Mr.. Nicolo Zucconi, left for an
indefinite visit to Atlantic City.
Mr. H w Thomas is spending few
| weeks at Old Orchard Beach. Me.
| Mr.. and Mrs Barlow Mercer and son and
| Messrs Whitfield Mercer and Frank
Broughton have returned from a delightful
| trip to Norfolk, Virginia Beach Old Point
Comfort and Ocean View.
| The Misses Sharetts are now at the Auro-
| ra House, Aurora, w. Va.
Miss Mary E. Mcdonnell of 1919 9TH
| street northwest is at Colonial Beach, the
guest of her cousin Mrs. j. A. Mcdonnell,
| and will not return before the opening OF
| the Georgetown Academy.
Miss Margaret E Davis of this city and
Mr. William T.. Robinson of Twining City
were married yesterday at the home of the
officiating min ster, Rev. n. IL. Miller, DID,
l347 Corcoran street. The bridegroom is a
son of Mr. Charles Robinson, superintend-
ent of the gun shops, navy yard. number
of friends were present at the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will reside in the
| southeast section.
Mrs. Larz Anderson went to New Hamp-
shire last week for short visit at the farm
on which her late father. Capt. George II.
Perkins, u. S. N, spent so much of his
| time. Later Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are due
at Bar Harbor.
| Senior ]. Domingo de Obaldia, the minister
| from Panama, will leave Sunday, the Both,
for Old Sweet Springs w. Va. where he
will spend the remainder of the summer.
His family will accompany him.
| Mr.. and Mrs G. P Lohr and Master
| Lenox Lohr are at st. Georges Island. Nd,
| for the month of August. e.
DIR. H. c. Thompson and family have gone
| to Peaks Island, Maine for the summer.
Marriage Licenses Issued.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the