Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-23

Mr.. John H. Mallory, jr, of Washington,
D. c.. took place at Buckeye Lake Park
near Columbus. Ohio, In Chase's cottage,
Thursday afternoon. where the Whole-Soul
Club has been taking its annual outing.
The club house was prettily decorated by
the members Of the club and a repast fol-
by the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell of Hebron.
After an afternoon spent in merry making
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory left for a northern trip,
after which they will come here to live.
Miss Bessie Thomas. Miss Marie Clements,
Miss Alice Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Colbert and Miss Lola Hickman, all of
Columbus; Miss Nadine Deatherage OF
Kansas City. Mo-: Mr.. Ralph slonaker Of
Greenville and Mr. Charles W. Gerard Of
Washington, D. c., attended the wedding.
Lir. Charles Nissan Allen of New York is
Charles J. Allen of Washington. at their
estate in Edgartown, Mass. Mrs. Allen and
her daughter. Miss Grace Allen, will leave
for Lake Champlain the first of October,
and after a stay there will return here for
the winter.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, during her recent
stay in Detroit, was a guest for few
days Of her brother. Mr.. Bryant Walker.
Mrs. Radlington Newman gave luncheon
in Mrs. Radcliffe's honor during her stay.
Mr. and Mrs. George Westinghouse gave
their first large luncheon and dinner OF
the Lenox season at their estate. "Ersk1ne
Park" week before last, and that afternoon
Mrs. Westinghouse gave her initial weekly
at home. Last week they were in New
York to see a foreign guest Off for
Europe.
After Mrs. Longworths recent visit in
Columbus, the following personal descrip-
tion appeared in a daily paper there:
IAN were impressed with Mrs. Long
worth's grace and dignity Of manner She
looked much handSomer than any of her
pictures and was very becomingly gowned
in pink brocaded satin trimmed with lace,
in princess style. She wore a handsome
diamond necklace. Her hair was dressed
high"
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw. jr.,
(Naneen MtchelU, whose marriage was re-
Gently celebrated at Observation-Disclosures Sea,
are at the Virginia Hot Springs. where they
are taking part in golf and. tennis games.
They have been entertained by many of
the visitors. very pretty luncheon having
been given few days ago at "Inglescote
by Miss Gladys ingalls,.
Mrs Frank A. Sebring and her daughters
Elaine and Frances, of 1909 Kenyon street
northwest, returned yesterday from stay
of several weeks at Atlantic City.
A "pilIow shower for a coming bride
in a southern tour gave a large circle OF
friends chance to display their originality
in entertaining as well as their taste IN
ornamenting the special gift of the occa-
sion. The entire house was decorated with
wedding bells and sprays of white clematis.
AS each guest descended the stairs tiny
bell was tied to their wrist so that the
"tinkle of the wedding bell was heard
throughout the entire evening. The place
cards each bore a water-coor sketch Of
a flower and when all were seated two tiny
tots entered, the little girl bearing a white
bouquet, which she presented to the guest
of honor The boy, who carried bouquet
of the different flowers portrayed on the
place cards, offered the bouquet in turn
to each guest with the request to take a
flower, by means of which their place at
the table was discovered. The table was
artistically decorated with wedding bells
and white flowers. and from each place a
broad ribbon extended to the chandelier.
at the end of which was a picture Of
statesman. poet, a musician. etc, which
revealed to the holder what her future
spouse would be. One ribbon, which end
ed in blank verse, was drawn by the most
popular girl in the section, whose chances
for being an ''old maid" are very slim.
in spite of the prophecy. After the repast
each guest wrote her name and an appro-
pirate sentiment on her card and presented
them to the bride-to-be as souvenirs. Her
chair was completely covered with bells and