Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE MARRIAGE OF MISS MACK
AY-sMITH AND ME-. MARLATT.
Ceremony to BE at Church Near Sum-
mer Home Of Family at Seal
Harbor-Personals.

Bishop Mackay-Smith win oficiate at the
wedding July at st. Jude's Chapel, Seal
Harbor, Maine, Of his daughter. Miss Helen
Stuart Mackay- Smith. and Mr.. Charles Les
ter Marlatt of this city. An uncle of the
bride. Rev. DR.. Cornelius Smith of New
York. will assist. Misses Virginia and
Gladys MackaySmith will attend their SIS
ter and Mr.. David Fairchild will be best
man. The wedding Journey will be to Eu-
rope.
Senator and Mrs. Rayner Will leave early
next week for their country place, Sud
brook. Md. where they will stay until Sep
TENDER, when they will go to Buena Vista.
Va, the rest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Blair OF I street
gave dinner last evening at the New VIII
lard in honor of Mr.. and Mrs John Jay
Crawford Of New York and Mrs. c. T.
Moore and her son, Cecil Moore. Other
guests were Rear Admiral ard Mrs. Baird,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Zahn. DR.. T. v. Hammond
and Miss Hammond. The event also mark
ed the thirteenth marriage anniversary of
the host and hostess.
Mrs. Howell Carroll will spend a part of
the summer at Narragansett Pier and will
sail late in August for Europe to spend a
year abroad. Mrs. Carroll and her daughter
will spend next winter in Egypt. but will
return to Washington the following winter.
Among those registered at the Mount
Pleasant. Ocean City. Md, are Mr. and
Mrs. Hungerford and Master H r. Hunger
ford, Washington, D. c.. Mr.. Robert ]. Gill,
Washington; Mr.. Kokichi Morimoto, Toxic,
japan.
Miss Mae Kane of 1241 North Capitol
street has gone to Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
Miss Bernice Corner and Miss Mary Rear
don have left for Boston by sea.
Representative Minor and family leave for
Sturgeon Bay. Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. William Frye White and
family left Thursday for Squirrel Island.
Me-, where they have taken the Laureate
cottage for the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Hardwick, of Kinsale
Va. is guest of Miss Mary Schultz at her
home, S14 A street southeast. A luncheon in
honor Of Miss Hardwick was given by Miss
Catherine Keisecke Thursday last at her
home, 212 Sth street southeast. The guests
included Miss Elizabeth Schultz, Miss Mary
Schultz, Miss Julia Keisecke and Miss Ruth
Mcdonald.
A number of Neutrality-suspicious. owning
cottages at North Chesap eake Beach. Nd,
have issued invitations to friends for the
dedication of st. Anthony's Catholic
Church at that resort, which will take place
Immediately after the arrival of the 9:25
O'Clock train Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Wharton E. Lester and
Misses Ruth. Edith and Kathleen Lester
sailed for Europe on the st. Louis this
morning.
Tuesday last Philip Herman entertained
quite a number of his friends at a stag
In honor of his twenty first birthday. The
affair was given at Freund's. The decora-
tons were in brown and white, the colors
of the Phoenix Club, of which Mr.. Her
man is the president. Among those pres
ent were Leo Fishel, Edgar Kaufman
Nathan Frank. Eugene Young, Morris
Simon, Burt Cohen, Sydney and Herbert
Guggenheim. Percy Hirth, Sydney Selinger
Clarence Grosner, Milford Stern, Lem
Pretzfelder, Howard Sigmund, Goldie Sig
mund, Philip Kronheim Milton Kronheim
Alvin Newmyer, Myer Loeb, Sol Abbott,
Lem Strauss, Charles Abbott. Harold
Strauss, Maury Herman, Lester Marx,
Stanley Lansburg Ivan Herman, Harry
Loeb. Sam Richards. Joseph Bendheim and
August Hagerman.
Miss Anna Marka of Monroe street,
Brookland, D. c., left New York June D
and sailed for Europe, where she will visit
relatives in Germany. Vienna, Austria. and
other places. She will return home the
middle of September.
After q sightseeing trip through Pennsyi-
vania and New York. Mr.. and Mrs F. E.
Phelps are registered at the st. Nicholas
Hotel, Lake Mohegan. n. Y, where they
are enjoying a quiet rest