Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
SOCIET Y
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Of the 18th Infantry. now stationed in the
Philippines Quite a pretty romance is at
Cook and family left to go to the Phil
ippines Miss Freda Cook was sent east to
finish her schooling. and last fall sailed
from San Francisco for Manila to join her
family. on the same transport with the 18TH
Infantry. AS she boarded the vessel her
attention was attracted to q young officer
leaning over the rail, and when they were
introduced several days after sailing Cupid
aimed his darts, and before they landed
they were engaged.
Mrs. Fulton and Frederick Fulton. wife
and son OF Senator Fulton of Oregon have
gone to their home in Astoria, Ore. Mrs.
Fulton will attend the marriage of her sig
ter. Miss Bertha Hobson, to Charles w.
Halderman on June 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neales gift to their daugh-
ter. Miss Magee, at her marriage In Pitts
burg last week to Baron Riedl was mag
nificent silver service. which was shown on
large Sheffield tray. the gift of Mr.. John
and Mr. James Magee. Mrs c. l. Magee
gave. "a chest of fiat silver; Mrs. George w.
Darr magnificent diamond pin; Mr.. Darr
a pendant Of sapphires and diamonds, and
there were besides dozens and dozens OF
beautiful things. Many beautiful gifts
await the bride in Vienna, one of these be-
ing string of 240 pearls. the gift of Baron
Riedfs father. Baron and Baroness Riedl
sailed the past week for Europe and are to
go direct to Vienna to visit the baron's peo-
pie. They are to spend some time travelling
and will finally settle in Rome, where
Baron Riedfs duties counselor to the
amba ssador require his presence. The
bridal toilet was of white satin. trimmed
in real lace and embroidered silver cloth.
Her ,lace veil was caught with orange bios
SONS. The jewels worn included a diamond
crescent. heart of diamonds, a necklace OF
arfS wi
shower of brides roses and lilies of the
valley were the flowers carried.
A western hostess lately gave progress
slve housekeeping luncheon, which was
very unique affair. Her guests were seated
at four small tables, each table fitted with
toy furniture representing a different room
In a house. The honor guest sat at the
reception room" table, and the CUES
progressed by twos after each course, SO
that each guest sat beside her at one
course. Places at table Were found by
drawing parcels from big white slipper.
These parcels contained toy furniture to
match that on the different tables, namely,
furnishings for reception, dining and bed
rooms and kitchen furnishings. After all
courses had been served a bride cake was
placed at the first table and all the guests
sat around 1t for cake and coffee. During
the luncheon geographical competition
was carried on, with prizes for the winner.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph T Farr and daugh-
ter Ruth of 1916 LIST street northwest have
left Washington for Rehoboth Beach Del.
where. they will spend their vacation, re-
turning to their home about July 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frye White and
children will leave town June % for their
summer home at Squirrel Island Me.
Mrs. William Witthaft Bride left Wash
1ngton Thursday, accompanied by little
Miss Bride and Mr.. Newton H. Fairbanks,
no w 1f,,of r.
for few days at Springfield Ohio, to visit
her aged grandmother, Mrs. Mary A. Fair
banks.
The marriage of Miss Florence Eichberg
to Mr.. Bernard Ehrmann took place last
Monday at high noon at the residence of
the brides parents in Alexandria. DIR.
Abram Simon off1ciated
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon and fam
lily will spend the summer in the country
and Will leave here tomorrow to be gone
until September.
Among those registered at the Mount
Pleasant Hotel, Ocean City. Md, are MIR.
and Mrs. o. F. Bryant and child Washing
ton, D. c.; A l.. Fraylor and wife, Wash
ington, d. c.; w. F. Baird Philadelphia,
and R. c. Fowsand and wife, New York
Buckroe Beach is again proving Its popu-
larity as favorite Virginia resort and nu-
merous guests are daily arriving. Many
improvements have been made and this sea-
son bids fair to eclipse any of recent years.
Among the arrivals registering this week
are Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Lang New York
city: Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Thomas Rich
mond; George w. Starke and family New
York city, Miss Ida Dormouth and Miss NJ
G. Tennis. Washington; Robert A. Shop
pard, Richmond; Miss Elise Disse, Rich
mond; Mrs. d. F.. Taylor, Richmond; D. v
Upshur, Washington: c. c. Mitchell, Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Aston Cabell, Rich
mond; s. Stern, Baltimore: Alfred Clay and
]. Aldriek Lloyd, New York city: J. B. T.
Castleman, Boston; Arthur CouchIan,
Washington: W. ]. Payne Richmond; J. R.
Palmer. Chattanooga; Misses Yer Planck,
New York; n. r. Hoyle, Richmond John
Worrherspoon, Liverpool; E. ID. Morgan,
Winston: Arthur Whitson and E. w. will
kens, Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. TrayIor of Washing
ton. ID. c., are stopping at the Mount Pleas
ant Hotel
Mrs. Geo. II. La Fetra has as house
guests this week Rev Ira H. La Fetra. D.
D., superintendent of Methodist missions In
Chile south America. and president of
Santiago College, and his son. Mr. Wilbur
W. La Fetra. who is a law student In Co.
lumbia College. New York.
Mr.. VIM. P. Jones of Washington, d. c.,
Is spending a few days at the Sycamore
on Lake George, N. Y.
1his. N>ildIleS a. oluIIldu OF quarry ROAD,
accompanied by her daughter, Mary Eliza
beth. left Thursday for Rochester N. Y,
to attend the wedding of her sister. Miss
Edith A. Belmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Capner of Trenton
N. j.. celebrated their sixty-frst wedding
anniversary Thursday evening at the home
OF their niece. Mrs. Joseph Fish, when they
received congratulations OF friends and
relatives Refreshments were served
Mrs. Christine He'll has issued invitations
for the marriage of her daughter, Lulu
Christine. to Mr.. Clyde Austen Wood, We'd
nesday evening, June 20, at o'clock.
Miss Grace ChappelI of 1882 Columbia
road left last Friday to spend few
weeks in New Jersey, and later she will
go to New England. not returning here
till in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, who have
spent the winter at the Whitley, on /
street, have gone to Berkeley Springs to
spend the summer.
Mrs lincoln the Junior vice nreefdanf