Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19

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hea, and instead returned to Lenox. where
| she will remain the rest of the summer
Mr.. Westinghouse and son VIII carry out
| their plan as arranged for a six weeks
| trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Phelps after their
marriage yesterday began their honeymoon
in an automobile, going to New York, and
are expected to sail today. The bride trav-
eled in light gray cloth with a white silk
shirt waist and a plain black hat When
they return from abroad this millionaire
and his wife will live al No. ~ Norfolk
| street, in the heart of the East Side of New
| York, to continue the settlement work in
| which both have been engaged
Miss Maggie Johnson of Cherrydale. Va,
| is visiting Miss Barbara Kaufman at her
home on the Military road
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Price of this city
are recent arrivals at Lucerne, Switzerland.
| Mr. and Mrs Eric Dahlgren's summer
| experiences of late have been thrilling. Last
| year their house was struck by lightning,
| and last weeF the Stokes place at Lenox,
where they were just comfortably estab-
| lished, burned to the ground. They
| have taken the Peters cottage at Lenox
! for the rest of the summer. and with their
| family of nine children are TRANQUILITY be-
| ginning their vacation anew.
| Mrs Maxwell s. Cooley and little son
| Master Jesse B. of SO . street northwest
will leave this evening on an extended
northern trip.
Miss Lula Leimbach of 9th street south
west entertained quite a large party of
young friends at her home Monday evening
between and IL. The gathering celebrated
| her fourteenth birthday. Many games were
played. The large parlor was tastefully
decorated with palms, while the dining
room was bower of loneliness After the
| supper, which was served at $50. musical
| program was rendered by some of the
| guests. Among those present were the
| Misses Hazel Williams, Grace Garner,
! Louise Parlon, Bertha Schaper, Ethel l-ud-
| lam, Florence Teagle Gertrude Leimbach
| and the Masters Raymond Leimbach, John
| Parlon, Joe Strobel, Elwood Pearson and
| James Cornwall.
Last evening Mrs. Lille F. Souder gave
| party in honor of her daughter Florence, 1t
being her nineteenth birthday. She re-
ceived many beautiful presents. Games and
| refreshments were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Enge of 2917 Olive
avenue leave July % for one week at Ocean
| City, Md
| Mrs Belle Jenvey Abrams of Takoma
| Park has recalled invitations for a house
| party at her home On Maple avenue, owing
| to sudden illness. While using the tele-
| Mrs. Abrams seized with faintness and
| fell, striking her head on the sharp edges
! of the woodwork, receiving a severe injury.
| Mrs. Abrams is now resting as comfortably
| as the weather will permit, and when re-
| covered will entertain her friends once
| more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Wagner have gone
| to Atlantic City for stay of two weeks.
A delightful straw ride was given from
l. Loot agerlnt h.r lr+l
| of young people of the former place. The
party was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Howard Flagg. Among those present were:
| Jennie Nordlinger, Helen Harmon, Lucille
| Alexander, George Nordlinger, Raymond
Goodman, Madeline Alexander, Aveline
F1agg, Edmund Nordlinger, Celeste Good
| Mrs. l. r. Nordlinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
| ander Mr.. and Mrs. III. ]. Goodman, Mr.
| and Mrs. Harmon and Miss Edna Scranage
Mrs. M. E. Cook and Miss Jeanette A.
| Farr of Benning, d. c., have gone to Hot
Springs. Va. for a stay of several weeks
Mrs. Charles F. Huber and little daughter
| Audrey Marie left Tuesday for a visit at
| Mrs. IIuber's former home, Canton, Ohio,
after which they will join Mr.. Huber for the
summer at Cape May, N. ].
Miss Mary l. Kelly left the city yesterday
morning for summer sojourn at Haven
| Me.
Rev. DR. and Mrs. Joseph T. Kelly left
| the city yesterday morning for the coast OF
/ Maine
| The marriage of Mr.. Thomas Howard
| Duckett and Miss Josephine Dent, mem
| bers of two of the oldest and best families
| in Maryland, took place last evening at
| o'clock at the Pro-Cathedral Church OF the
| Ascension, and was witnessed only by their
| relatives and intimate friends. The groom,
| who is a tall, handsome young man. Is the
a., np 10 n{t
| The BRIDE who is a beautiful young girl
| has a wealth of golden hair and large, sort
| brown eyes, and the gentle, winning man
| ners of the southerner. After an extended
| homestead at Glendale, Nd, where their
| many warm friends will always receive
| cordial welcome.
| Col John Biddle and Col. John Biddle
| Porter left this morning for Detroit, Mich,
| to attend the funeral of their uncle, Maj.
| James Biddle, who died at Detroit yester-
| day. During the civil war MAJ. James
| Biddle was captain in the 10th Regiment
| of Infantry, and left an honorable record.
Mrs H. c. Given of 612 Dist street north
| west and her son. Master Harry c. Given,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. NJ. Pat
| terson, left the city yesterday for Atlantic
City for a stay of four weeks. Later they
will be joined by Mr.. H. c. Given.
| Mr. Russell A. Harrell has returned to
| Georgetown after attending the funeral OF
| his father, Mr.. T. c. Harrell of Orange, Va.
| Among the Washington guests at Hote!
| Elberon Cape May, N. j., are MI. and
/ Mrs H King and children. Mrs. Margaret
| c. Lohr Mrs. l.. B. Mccartney, Messrs
Meade R. Edmunds and Percy Edmunds
| Miss Nellie Mckee of Todd place will
entertain at a tea Friday next In honor of
Miss Mary E. Murphy. her cousin. of MIL
| waukee. Wis.
| Mrs A. B. Marvin of Schenectady, N. Y,
| formerly Miss Bessie Andrews of this city,
| Isl visiting her mother. Mrs Grace G. An
| drews, at the Ontario. Mrs. Marvin has
| lust returned from a camping trip in the
| northern part of Wisconsin and will remain
| in Washington several days before return
| ing to her home in Schenectady.
Marriage Licenses.
| Marriage licenses have been issued to the
| following:
Thomas Hawkins and Mary Jones.
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