Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-06

Mrs James R. Mann has returned and
reopened her home for the winter.
=, a very quiet wedding was that of Miss
N. Rosella Watts to Mr.. Frank o. Cole of
concord, N. H. at the parsonage of the
second Baptist Church. the Rev. E Hez
crepe de chine gown over silk with hoy
70 match Only members of the Immediate
Iamliy were present. They have gone on
a he Tour gu or, OF the New England states and will
northeast after November /.
Mrs: Daniel w. Edelin, has returned from
Wlnenester, where she was called by the
ACCIDENTAL shooting Of her son. who is
rapidly recovering.
Mrs. Carl A. Droop has returned to the
sly aIter spending the summer with her
motner, Mrs. E. P. Selhausen, at "Selsen-
horst, their summer home in the noun
tains Of Virginia.
Mr; and Mrs Robert P. Harley of Long
beach, southern California, are the guests
OF MI and Mrs. Alexander Macallister of
Hickory avenue, Takoma Park Mr. and
Mrs. Harley are en- route to their western
home after a six months visit to their
native country. Scotland, and a tour ex-
tending to the Land of the Pharaohs"
Mr.. Harley inherits the literary gifts Of
his distinguished kinsman, Robert Pollock,
for whom he was named
On Thursday evening, September o. 1906
at the Church Of the Holy Comforter East
Capitol and 14th SHEETS southeast, Elsie E.
Miller and Philip E. Gordon were married
Rev. Father Boone, assisted by Rev. Father
Mcclure, performed the ceremony The
couple was attended by Mr.. and Mrs j.
Harper, and shortly afterward left for
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.
They will be at home to their friends after
November 1, at SOP G street northeast.
The Rev. John Van schaick, jr., returned
to the city Thursday night from two
months vacation trip to New England and
New York
Mr.. Lucien w. Powell and family have
returned from their summer home, Air
mont, Va.
Mrs. L. Slverberg of 1918 9th street
northwest Is entertaining Miss Florence
Brew of Philadelphia.
Miss Marie G. Young is at the Ethelhurst
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont sailed yes
terday from Southampton for this country
Mr.. R. w. Shoppell, Miss ShoppelL. and
Miss Herbert have moved from 1890 CO.
lunbia road and have taken apartments at
the Kenesaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. MacBrde and Miss
MacBride of 1925 K street have taken an
apartment at the Wyoming.
Mrs. William H. Daw has cards out for
an evening party to meet Mrs. H. s. Lath-
rop, who Is here on a visit of several weeks
Mrs. Daw will give a series Of euchres DUR
ing this season.
Last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Tansill of Bro6seand d. c., ten
dered party to their daughter, Oracle.
in honor Of the anniversary of her birth
Dancing and music both instrumental and
vocal, were INDUCED in until a late hour
when refreshments were served. The din
ing room was decorated with ferns, palms
and flowers. Those present were the Misses
A. Etz. B. Reed, G. Carpenter. H Molster
E. Bayne A. hayden. E. and H Langdale,
and c. White. and the Messrs. A. and Ed
Carpenter, ]. Noel. D. Palmer r. Molster,
E. Marean, F. McDermott, c. Hanna. A.
Ridgeway, L. du Fourve Fred and C.
TansiH.
Mrs. David H. Fenton and daughters have
given I'D their home in Kensington and
taken. apartments at the Seville, 18th street
and Wyoming avenue.
Miss Rathbone-Smith has returned and
is at 1915 K street
Dr. w. NJ Hunt and family have re-
turned to the city from their summer home,
MaXwellton, near West Falls Church, Va.