Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-17

Frederick, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker of
Berkeley Springs, w Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Kef-
fer. Mr.. B. Caldwell. Mrs. Warnell. Miss
Edna Warnell, Mrs H Warnell, Miss Ella
Caldwell Miss Mary Mullen, Mrs. Volland
Miss Mabel Van Horn. Miss Lillian War
ring, Mrs. M O'Brien and daughter, Miss
Terry Morris. Miss Morris and Mrs. NJ. A.
Mahoney.
Miss Edna Obenchair and Master Ray
mond Obenchain, who have been out in
Indiana and Illinois for the entire summer,
home again.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Stanton and Miss
Stanton have returned home after four
months trip abroad. during which they Wis
tied the principal cities of the old world.
They were more than gratified with an au-
dience granted them by his holiness, the
pope.
The Potomac Coat Club will give several
dances at their club house this fall, the
first occurring on the evening of the 2Sth of
this month.
Mr., and Mrs. Jules M. Schneider and
their two boys, Herbert and Tune, are the
guests of Representative and Mrs. E. w.
Roberts at their country home at Rockford,
Mass.
Mrs Joseph F. Collins and daughter, Mrs.
Ida Collins Obenchain, who have been visit
ing relatives in New York and were also at
Atlantic City, have returned home.
Mr.. John Herbert Doyle who has passed
the summer cruising with his uncle Capt
w. f. Reynolds of the U. S. S. practice
ship Chase is back and has resumed his
studies in the classes at the Georgetown
University.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel c. Nugent of St.
Louis. who are remembered here as guests
of the Speaker and Miss Cannon and their
family, including Miss Nugent and their
tun started last week for or the
longest journeys they have ever planned.
1t is to be tour of the world, and they ex-
pect that it will take about a year and six
months to complete the intinerary that they
have mapped out
They will make a short visit or two to
relatives before sailing for foreign lands,
and have gone first to ST. Paul to stay a
week thence to the Yellowstone and then
on to Portland From San Francisco they
will sail for Australia and then do the Ash
attic continent. Mrs. Nugent is an ardent
traveller and a very good one.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mar
garet Ekre Moore daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Robt. NJ. Moore. to Mr.. Eugene
Reibold of Delaware. Mr.. Moore and family
were formerly residents of Washington,
but for the past year have been living in
Delaware City.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Schwab and family
have returned home after spending the sum-
mer at Falls Church.
A dinner was given Friday evening at the
| home of Mrs. M E. Sullivan, 455 street
| Mrs .Tchr Stein jr., Mrs. Mary Krahling,
| Mrs Howard Renolds, the Misses BERTHE
| Sullivan. Fannie Sullivan Gertrude krah-
| ling. Helen Krahling, Rosa Werck, Mabel
| Rocket and Annie McGill. The table was
| beautifully decorated with roses, carna-
I tons ard ferns. After dinner the guests
| retired to the parlor, where Miss Bertie
Sullivan gave several piano selections.
| The British ambassador Sir Mortimer
| Durand. will be captain Of picked Berk-
| shire cricket team in a game against the
| Schenectady IN. " eleven at Elm Court
! the last of the month. This will be the
| close of the cricket season in LenoX- Fol-
| lowing the game the ambassador will en-
| terrain the cricketers at dinner.
Mrs Callie Jacoby and mother, Mrs.
| Sarah Berry of 521 4th street northwest. are
| visiting relatives in Indiana.
| DR.. L. D. Wilson has returned to the city.
| DR. ]. Hall Lewis and family have re-
| turned to the city after visit to the Maine
! coast.
| Rev. DR.. and Mrs NJ F. B. Rice of this
| city have issued invitations to the marriage
| of their daughter, Edith Rice, to Mr. Will
| lam Woodin Hanley of Cumberland. MI.
| Hanley was formerly of Berwick. Pa The
! ceremony will be performed Wednesday
| evening, October 4. at Dumbarton Metho-
| dist Episcopal Church. and Will be FOL
! lowed by a reception at the family resi-
| dence, 3130 street northwest.
| Mrs. Lloyd Griscom, wife of the United
/ States minister to Japan. who has just Wit
| messed such exciting episodes In Toxic, Is
| one of the handsome young matrons VINO.
| like Mrs. Rockhiil. wife of the minis;e .
| China, attracts universal admiration.
1 Griseoms have been entertaining the fas-i1r