Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24
Major Edie. United States army, and a
brother of Mrs. John O'Donnell.

Miss Gertrude T. TaIbert and Mr.. Samuel
r. Boyee were married last night at the
First Methodist Protestant Church. 4th and
streets southeast, at 8 clock Rev. +. s.
Truitt of Bluemont. Va. officiating. The
ceremony was performed In front of a
bower OF palms, ferns, vines and flowers.
The bride, who dressed In white organ
Ole and Nalenciennes lace and carried a
shower bouquet of roses. was attended by
Miss Adelaide Heald. who wore light green
organdie trimmed with lace and medallion
insertions She carried pink roses. Mr..
George G. Talbert was best man. recep-
tlou followed at the home of the bride. 9i3
18th street southeast Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce
will be at home to their friends after Sep
TENDER l at 52S 14th street southeast.
Mrs. Sarah X. Miller of 4I3 street north
west and daughters. Misses Sadie and LII
lie. have gone to Braddock Heights for
months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Lew of Sumter. S. c, have returned
from Toxaway, N C, and leave on Friday
for Mount Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coleman have gone
to New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
Miss Emma r. Lowell of $50 street
northeast and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Barnes
of the Brunswick left this morning for Deer
Park Md, where they will spend few
weeks at Deer Park Hotel
Mr.. August Schmidt, jr., of 400 Pomeroy
street northwest is spending "A few weeks
at Congress Hail. Atlantic City. Before
turning to the city he will visit New York
and Niagara Falls.
A prize waltz given at Chesapeake
Beach pavilion Saturday evening Eleven
couples entered the contest for handsome
silver handle umbrella for the gentleman
and pretty gold medal for the prize lady.
tie arose between Nos and TO- result
ing in favor of No. 10 couple, who We're
Mr.. Thomas Contilla and his partner Miss
Amelia Sohmeyer, both of Washington.
Misses Lillian and Josephine Clancy
daughters of DR. Thomas NJ. CLANCY OF
CLANCY Station, enjoying the pleasures
of Atlantic City this week.
Miss Ethel Schaeffer of Chevy Chase has
been visiting Miss Matte S. Smith of Rose
Hill, Calvert county.
Miss Janet Stewart of Washington is Wis
iting her mother at CLANCY Station.
Mr.. Burnside of Hyattsvlle and Miss
Mary Carr, also of that town. were guests
of Miss Marion Drury of Jewell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Lanman announce
the marriage of their daughter Ethel 4. to
Mr.. j. Paul Ward of this city on July 81.
1909 The ceremony was performed by the
fNeN JAMES r. tolllnS OF 81 feteF tdtn-
Ole Church. Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Tay-
lor at Colonial Beach was the scene of an
interesting gathering Mondaq the 2lst in
slant, the occasion being the seventeenth
birthday of their daughter Miss Ethed ray
lor REGULATIONS We're rendered by Mr.. Will
liam Anderson of New YORK city Mrs.
Louis Stafford and Miss Edmonds. Among
those present were Mrs. Southerd, Mrs.
Middleton, Miss Lettia Southerd, Mrs.
Louis Stafford, Miss Edmonds Miss Abby
Johnson, Miss Matte Kelly, Miss Rocken-
bar Misses Lizzie and Annie Gougchian,
Mrs. and Mir. c. II. Gienacher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hickman. Mrs. Scholes and son
Albert, Mrs. James A Hoffman and family,
Mrs BroadnaX. Mr.. and Mrs. p B. Fetch
er, Mrs. Irving, Miss Ethel Taylor. Mr..
John Morrison and son, Messrs Phil South
erd. Theodore Barnes. Plumacher. Ray Rob-
erson, Mr. William Anderson and Mr. Irv-
ing from New York
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey was pas
senger on the Ryndam, arriving at New
York last Monday evening Mrs. Mussey
has spent the summer abroad travelling on
the continent.
Mrs. Bessie May Brooks has moved from
500 14th street to 1877 Pennsylvania avenue,
where she will be pleased to see her friends.