Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-08
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS LAURA A. CLARK AND C. p.
BLYTHE Welded.
Miss Cannon Reported at Britton
Woods, N. H.-Royal Yacht
Dinner at Cowes.

Particularly impressive was the ceremony
at Evanston, Wyo.. Monday evening. when
Miss Laura Alice Clark. eldest daughter Of
Senator Clarence D. Clark of Wyoming
and Charles Pixley Blythe were married.
Rev. George Coolidge Hunting of Salt Lake
City, assisted by Rev. DR.. MacLean, pas
tor of st. Paurs Church where the we'd
ding was performed officiated. Filled with
flowers and palms, the church was a most
beautiful setting. The BRIDE who Is pop
ular and very pretty, wore an exquisite
gown of duchesse satin made prineesse and
trimmed with quantities of real point lace.
She wore a tulle veil and carried q cluster
of briae roses
The matron Of honor was the grooms
sister, Mrs. J. T. Keith Of Salt Lake City.
Her gown was of pink silk made princesse.
There were two maids Of honor and two
bridesmaids. The latter were Miss Glare
peterson of Evanston and Miss Gertrude
Rlner of Cheyenne, each wearing a gown of
pale pink crepe de chine. The brides two
sisters, the Misses Margaret and Frances
Clark, were the maids of honor, and their
frocks of delicate green organdie gave a
pretty touch to the color scheme Senator
Clark gave his daughter in marriage and
the best man was the groom's brother,
William Blythe.
DR.. ]. T. Keith, Mr.. T. H. Blythe. Mr.
Hobart Chapman and Mr.. Max Adams
acted as ushers. After the reception, which
followed the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Blythe
left on late train for Salt Lake City,
where they will remain a few DAYS before
starting on their wedding trip, which will
be extensive. Many beautiful presents
were received, among them a handsome
residence in Salt Lake City. the gift of
never been identified with society in this
city, as her visits here have been of short
duration. Mr.. Blythe is prominent bust
ness man in Wyoming.
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria enter
tanned King Edward and Queen Alexander
at dinner on board the Spanish royal Gil
other guests. The yacht was brilliantly
illuminated with electric lights.
Ihelr maJesties, as guests of King Ed
ward, today sailed around the Isle of
Wight on his yacht Britannia.
Among arrivals of the week at the Mount
Washington at the Breton Woods was
Miss Cannon, the daughter of Speaker Can
non of the House of Representatives, who
arrived Tuesday from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Appleton p Clark, jr., and
family left Washington yesterday for the
Canada lakes. where they will be the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stevens, at their
summer home in that vicinity.
Mr.. Jerome N. Bonaparte, who spent
nearly all the spring and early summer in
lHlS CITY, sailed yesterday from New YORK
for Germany. He will remain abroad until
autumn.
Mrs. w. B. Caperton and Miss Caperton
are stopping in jamestown, r. L. for some
days.
Miss Theresa Boyer and Miss Nellie
Faunce of Benning, D. c., left this morn
ing for a two weeks visit to Mrs. Thomas
Smith, Hopeland, Md.
Mrs. W. p H. Crews. who has been
slowly recovering from a recent illness. has
gone to Bluemont, Va, for an indefinite
period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royston F. Heck and little
Royal, Front Royal, Va.
Mrs. r. s. Boswell left the city on the
ID to spend the balance of the summer in
the mountains of Virginia with her little
daughter, Gretna. Miss Gertrude A. Bos-
well and Miss Alice 8. Boswell accompany
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. J., H. Brunemer Of 9th
street southeast will start Friday night for
the G. A. r. encampment at Minneapolis.
They will spend some time with friends In
Wisconsin, returning to the city about Sep
TENDER 1.
Mrs. A. C. Ruebsam of Bethesda, Nd.
accompanied by her SON, Harry ", and
N. j., for several weeks.
Miss Pearl c. Jordan, daughter Of W. W.
Jordan Of Silver Spring, Md, left today
for Colorado Springs, accompanied by a
party of friends. She will be Joined at the
Springs by her brother, J. w. D. Jordan,
and his wife. who have been travelling in
the west and are now at Salt Lake City.
Miss Ethel L. Tibbetts left the city Mon
day for Spring Lake. Mich, where she will
will visit Chicago and Kansas City, Mo-,
returning to Washington early in October.
A party of young people from this city
will leave here tomorrow morning for a va
cation trip to the picturesque Wild Cat
Falls. on the Susquehanna river. Those In
the party will be Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Heinline. Mrs. Sadie Roe, Miss Annie Pros
peri and Miss Ella Luckett of Columbia
Heights. At Harrisburg they will be Joined
by two others. Wild Cat Falls is In Lam
caster county, Pa, and is delightfully."- stu
ated. with charming scenery of the blue
will enjoy fishing, bathing, tennis and other
sports, and expect an exceptionally fine
outing.
Mrs. Lula Ewers and sons are summer
ing in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hollingshead and
the latter's daughter, Miss Byzantine Lee
Moore, are at Asbury Park for a stay of
several weeks.
Miss Mabel E. Edwards of 1915 B street
southeast and Miss Kathrine Paulus of 424
18th street southeast left today for Round
Hill, Va, where they will spend several
weeks with Mrs. Thomas Best.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Creecy, Miss May
Fenwick, Lawyer ]. Blair, Donald B. Creecy
and Mrs E. w. Creecy, all of this city, are
guests of the Mt. Pleasant Hotel, Breton
Woods, White Mountains, N. H.
The following army and navy officers reg
tstered at the Breslin Hotel, New York
city, last week: Arthur G. Kavanagh, U.
S. A.; James " Fuller, U. S. N; L. M.
Atkins, U. s. N; A. ]. Pegram, U. S. N;
George F. Barney, u. s. A; ]. c. Sanford.
U. S. A.; Benjamin Dutton, U. S: N; U. T.
Merry U. S. A; Alden Trotter, U. S. A.
Mr. Frederick A. Collins. formerly of