Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02

oeuOT SOTLela.
three decades are most interesting Mr..
Portela was an attache of the legation here
thirty years ago, when General Grant was
President He has served his country well.
and his last post before coming here was in
Madrid. where he was minister
Among the passengers of the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Princess Alice are DR..
Anton GIoetzner and son of Washington.
DR.. GloetZner IS going to Germany to VISIT
his sons and his many relations throughout
Bavaria. On his return. on the 18th of
September, he will bring with him his
daughter, Miss Josephine who has been
abroad for the past three years pursuing -
course of study In art. mainly portraiture.
under masters in Berlin and Munich. Incl
dentally he will visit the Benedictine Abbey
on the Isle of Wight to make a study of
the Solesmes style of Gregorian chant. of
which the Benedictines are the founders.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milton Gitterman have
left Washington for New York. whence they
sail for Europe. They will spend the sum-
mer in the northern countries especially in
Norway. They carry letters to the educa-
tional authorities of Germany and Nor
way, and will make study of school con-
ditions in those two countries The Public
Education Association has stood for child
labor legislation and compulsory education
legislation since its organization. and Mr..
and Mrs. Gitterman will particularly note
the enforcement and working of those two
laws abroad.
The marriage of Miss Kate T. Ryan to
Mr.. G.. NJ. Ryan, both of this city. took
place Wednesday evening at 100 o'clock
at the home of the bride in the presence
of the immediate relatives of the contract
ing parties. The bride and groom had as
their attendants her sister, Miss Annie NJ
Ryan. and Mr.. d. Woodford Sargent The
brides gown of white organdie over
taffeta and she carried a shower bouquet
or bride roses The maid of honor also wore
white and carried bride roses. The bridal
party was preceded by little four-year-old
Mildred Ryan, niece of the bride, who was
daintily attired in white accordion plait-
ed dress and carried bouquet of roses
and caTha tons.
After the wedding supper following the
ceremony, which was attended by large
gathering of frieuds of the bride and groom,
the happy coupl, left for an extended tour
followed by the best wishes of their many
friends. After their return they will re-
side at 1856 10th street southeast.
DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE has arrived In
Washington after visit with her husband
In Yuma, where she found him very great
ly improved in health.
Arthur A. Alexander and wife, G. o. Tot
| ten. jr, and j. B. Henderson are at the
Chalfonte Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Hans Roberts and their
son, Byron, left on Thursday for an eX-
| tended trip to Norway. Pa.
Misses Clara and Nena Palmer will spend
| the months of July and August near West
Chester, Pa.
| Mrs. NJ 1. Weller Of Capitol Hill has
| gone to Arundel-on- the-Bay. Md. to spend
| the summer with her son, NJ Angelo Wei
| Ter. and daughter. Mrs. Charles A. Nc
| Carthy and family.
| The marriage of Miss Emma Pultz of
Lexington Va. and Mr.. Howard w. Col
Id TozI 81 49,
| evening at the home of the groom's brother.
| Mr.. Harry l. Golladay. at the Caywood.
| Mrs. Kate Johnson OF Mt Jackson. Va.
| mother of the groom. and Mr.. and Mrs.
| and Mrs Clara Goodwin formed the bridal
party Rev. John T. Huddle of st. Paul's
Lutheran Church off1ciated After a short
| visit to the brides parents at Lexington.
| Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Golladay will be at home
! in Mt. Jackson, Va.
| quiet but pretty wedding took place
| Wednesday morning at the brides home,
| when Rev. George Fiske Dudley united in
| marriage MIR. Austin T. Avery and Miss
| Clara Yeabower daughter of Mr.. John Yea
| bower. Only the relatives of the contract
| ing parties were present. The bride wore
| a handsome gown of white organdie and
| lace. The best man was Mr.. Morris v.
| Avery. brother of the groom. and the
| brides attendant was Miss Clara Heit-
| muller niece of the bride. After the cere-
| mony the bridal party was entertained at
| breakfast Many valuable and useful pres
| ents were received by the bride. Mr.. and
| Mrs Avery left on the noon train for an
| extended northern trip and will be at home
| { fter July Is at 1885 street northwest.
Mrs Jefferson Middleton and family are
| now at Bethany Beach, Del. where they
will spend the summer Mr.. Middleton will
| join them about the Fourth.
Mrs. A. Caldwell and Miss Caldwell
have left for a sojourn at Asbury Park
| from which place they will go to the White
Mountains. Mr.. Caldwell has Joined his
daughter Mrs. Middleton, at Bethany
Beach. Del
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Love Of Goth street
and Rhode Island avenue northeast have
visiting them Mrs. Nelson Willeard, their
niece, of Memphis. Tenn.