Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06

debut Few years ago, and the announce
ment has therefore unusual interest. DR..
Gallaudet is building d handsome residence
In the west end, where his family will be
established probably the coming winter.
Mr.. Julian Ripley. whose marriage with
Miss Helen Bell will take place here on
the 18th, gave his farewell bachelor dinner
in New York last night, wing a number
of other guests in addition to his best man
and ushers.
Miss Katherine Eager Howard daughter
OF the late John Howard of Charles
county, Md, was married Wednesday morn
ing last to DR.. Aubrey A. Posey the cere-
mony taking place in old st. Thomas
Manor Church, at Chapel Point, Nd. the
nuptial mass being celebrated y Rev.
Father Mulvaney, assisted by Rev. Fathers
Muerer and Pendegrist Owing to
the recent death OF the mother of the bride
only the immediate relatives of the young
couple were present. wedding .reakfast
followed the ceremony at the home of the
bride and later Dr. and ATS. Posey left on
wedding trip south. They will make their
home in Faulkner. Md.
Mr.. A. o. Won Herbulis and Mr.. A. H.
Plant of Washington, D. c., are at the new
Hotel Astor. New York.
General Sam M. Mills. chief of artillery.
and Mrs. Mills have returned to the city
and have taken apartments at the Con-
necticut for the winter. General Mills has
ieCSifliy returned WITH q committee OF the
Taft board from an inspection of the for
tilted harbors on the Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. w. Propps have re-
turned to their home, 610 Sd street north
east after spending their vacation in At
lantie City and the mountains of West
Virginia.
A birthday party was given last evening
at the residence of Mr.. j. T. Donaldson
!ll3 24th street northwest, in honor of his
hftieth anniversary. The presents were
many and beautiful. After a delightful mu-
steal program the guests partook of
a bountiful repast. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Chas. H Raub Mr. and
Mrs. ]. T. Donaldson, Mr.. Harry Haupt-
man. Mrs. Porter Eye Miss Addie Eye DIR.
and Mrs. Fred c. Perry, Mr. and Mrs Mark
Beck. Mr. Earl Beck, Mr.. Phil Eye and Mr.
Wilson Kemp.
Capt. Seaton Schroeder's family closed
their jamestown villa yesterday to return
to this city.
Mrs. Penman and her cousin, Miss Jessie
McMurray, who have had an apartment at
the Rochambeau and who are so popular
with a large circle of friends, will be much
missed the coming season, as they are go
Ing abroad for the winter. Mrs Penman
and Miss McMurray are Scotch and have
only been in this country for a few years.
In Albany last night Miss Carrie Johnson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin w.
johnson, and Mr.. Geo. F. Stone of this city
We're married at the brides home on Madi-
son avenue by the Rev. DR.. A. V. " Ray
mond, president of Union University, as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. d. o. Mears. The
bride was attended by her sister Harriet as
maid of honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone will
come here to live
The engagement has been announced of
Josef HOFFMAN,. the pianist, to Mrs. Marie
c. Eustis of Aiken, s. c., a daughter of the
late James Eustis at one time ambassador
to France, who married her first cousin.
George P. Eustis, whom she later divorced.
The marriage of Miss Gladys Lawson,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
w. Lawson, and Mr.. Eben Blaine Stanwood
will take place at Dreamwold. the country
home OF the bride. at Egypt, Mass, We'd
nesday, October H. at noon Only men,
bers of both families. will be present, and
these will number less than 100 special
train will run from Boston to Dreamwold
In the morning and return in the afternoon.
Miss Lawson will be attended by her two
younger sisters, the Misses Marion and Dor
othy, as bridesmaids, and Miss Bunny
Lawson, the youngest of the family is to
be flower girl. Mr.. Stanwoods best man
Will be Mr. Ezra B. Barstow and the ush-
erS Will be DR.. Lawrence Oliver Mr. Ar
mold Lawson, Mr.. F. NJ. Stanwood, jr, Dr.
]. M. Little, jr.. Mr.. Philip French and Mr..
G. II. McDuffie. Following an old English
custom, Miss Gladys Lawson has sent out
invitations TO the employees of Dreamwold,
their families and friends. numbering 300
to dance to be held in the big carriage
barn on the farm the night of the wedding
1t was generally expected that the wedding
or Miss Lawson and Mr. S,anwood would
be large public affair. but Mr. Lawson
decided that the wedding should be con-
Quoted in accordance with his usual Gus
tom when dealing with family matters 1t
Will, therefore be strictly private.