Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23
THE WORLD or SOCIETY
OFF FOR KEEL AFTER THEIR
LONDON aAYETIEs.
The Misses Pension Will Attend
Their Cousin at wedding-Per-
sonal Notes.

Representative Nicholas Longworth and
Mrs. Longworth left London for Kiel yes
terday. Ambassador Reid. Mrs. Reid and
Miss Reid. Secretary John Ridgely Carter,
Mrs. Carter and the Misses Carter. the full
stan of the American embassy and many
other friends gathered at the station to bid
them farewell.
The twenty-first birthday OF Malcolm D..
Sloane, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William D.
Sloane OF New York, will be celebrated to-
day at ELM Court, Lenox, with the init
mates Of the young man al college the spe-
cial guests. All Of the employees at Elm
Court are to have a half holiday. A min
strel troupe will entertain the employees and
their families. and there will be a Punch
and Judy show for the children For the
young men and women of the employees
families there are to be races and other
sports for prizes. which will be distributed
by Mr.. Sloane The college men and the
Elm Court base ball team will play on the
lawn before the country house.
At the marriage of Miss Ethel P. Walden,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Wall
den of Flatbush. and Mr.. Philip A. Howard
Of New York. Wednesday, June 81. the
bridesmaids will be Miss Marie Walden and
Miss Edna Juhring of Brooklyn. and Miss
Georgette Pension and Miss Nellie Penis
Miss Helen Pension of Ridgewood. N. ].
Mr.. Towards best man will be his brother
DR.. Robert w. Howard of Philadelphia
and the ushers will be the BRIDES brothers,
Mr. Thomas Walden and Mr.. Charles Car
roll Walden, jr., and Mr.. Alvah e. Reed
The Rev. DR.. Frank Page of st. John 8
Protestant Episcopal Church will officiate
at the ceremony, which will take place at s
o'clock at the residence of the brides par
ents, who old residents OF Flatbush.
Her fathers grandfathers, Charles c. Wall
den and John Franklin, lived for some
years in the old village of Fiatbush the
latter being buried in the cemetery at
tached to the old Dutch Church.
Mr. Howard was formerly resident or
Deland, Fla, where his father resides. His
uncle, Mr. William Howard, Is an old res
ident of Brooklyn, having resided for many
years at No. $50 Washington avenue In
GLIDING out-of-town guests, there VIII De
about three hundred invitations issued
The Misses Pension have gone to New
York.
July 20 Miss Georgette Pension will sail
for Europe and in London will be the guest
of Mrs. D. Sidney Appleton, with whom she
will be presented at court.
Mrs Joseph w. Zimmerman and her
daughter Marian left today for Center
Lowell, Me-, where they Will spend the
summer.
Mrs Pattillo H. MCGOWAN of Stoneleigh
Court has gone to the country for the sum-
mer
Miss Eda T kaufman of Washington. D.
c., leaves this afternoon for an extended
trip through the west, and will spend the
summer with Senator and Mrs. Austin at
their home in Toledo, Ohio.
Miss stearn.s and Miss Jennie Hull are
guests of Representative and Mrs. George
w. Smith of Illinois
Gen. and Mrs Moore will close their house
on the oath instant. After a short stay
with Mrs. Moore's brother, Mr.. A. W.
Green, near Greenwich, Conn, they will go
for the remainder of the summer to SOUR
rel Island. Me.
Miss Gertrude Stewart has returned home
after an extended visit to Louisville, ny.
Mrs. E. A. Roper of Lynchburg and Mrs.
S. c. Wheeler of New York city have been
called home, owing to the sudden and Sc
rious illness of their father. Mr.. John Dor
sey, 934 New York avenue northwest.
An afternoon tea in honor of Miss Edna
Magaw of Brooklyn, N. Y, was given in
the parlors at La Fetra's yesterday from
to o'clock. An attractive musical pro-
gram was rendered by Miss Grace Adams
and the Misses Magaw. The tea room,
presided over by Miss Hettie Fague and
Miss Clara Magaw, was decorated In pink.
Among the others present We're the Misses
Josephine Ellicott, Carrie Lewis Minnie
Barton Mankin, Louise Frye, Mrs. a. D.
Magaw and Mrs. s. D. La Fetra-
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
Thursday morning at Saint Aloysius
Church, the contracting parties being Mr.,
Frederick ]. Klotz and Miss Cecilia V. Con-
nor The ceremony was performed by KEY.
J. B. Kelleher, assisted by Rev. f. x. Fink,
Rev E. De L. Mcdonnell and Rev. James
Noonan, S. J. The sanctuary was prettiiy
decorated with bride roses and palms,
forming an archway through which the
bridal party entered The bride was beau
in vyhi faffpfa
silk. The bridal bouquet was huge show
er Of bride roses and lilies OF the valley
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Klotz left
for Atlantic City, and after July 1 Will be
home to their friends.
Miss Fannie Galleher of Clarendon, Va,
formerly Of Falls Church, and Mr.. Luther
Elliott were quietly married Thursday even
ing June 81, at the rectory of Wesley M
E. Church South, Georgetown, by the Rev
w. H. Bal,enger. They were attended py
Upton Gallener and Miss Jennie Galleher,
and brother and sister Of the groom. Mr.
Benjamin Elliott and Miss Geldie Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs Elliott will reside at 221S 9Th
street northwest, where they will be pleased
to see their friends after July l.
Miss Ellen D. Anderson has given up her
apartment at the De Soto. and will spend
the summer at Stony Man Camp. where
she owns a cabin The camp is nine
miles from Luray and is $500 feet above
that place, on the top OF the Blue hluge
mountains Miss Anderson has been quite
sick and hopes the high altitude win i'm
prove her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. v. Rice announce the
marriage of their daughter, Lillian Gene
We've, TO Mr.. J. Harry Colifower, which
took place at ST. Josephs Church at
o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev. Father
Fealy celebrated the nuptial mass.
There were flowers and numbers OF can
dies Mr. VIM. Handiboe was best man
Mo-
as maid of honor. There were no other
attendants, the wedding guests being Inn
tied to members of the family. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Collifiower LETT
liz. &c Tor trim south On their