Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-01

/ Will De the next bride. MISS sWymaN caught
| the bouquet OF her cousin. Miss Hoagland
| Of Omaha. on the occasion of her mar
| rage to Capt. David L. Stone. also of the
| I'D. The wedding was more than year
ago. but was the occasion of the meeting
| of Lieut. Nicely and his bride. when he
| acted as best man and she as maid of
| honor. They will return to Washington in
/ few days and visit Mrs. Neeiy's parents
| before they start for the Philippines. They
| will stop on their way to San Francisco to
visit Capt. and Mrs. Stone in Omaha.
| where they are staying. Capt Stone being
/ on sick leave.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hendley of Balti-
more have been the guests of Mrs Hend-
| ley's parents Mr. and Mrs William F.
Holtzman of this city, during the past
week. as has been their custom each week
| since their marriage. They left Baltimore
| last evening for Boston. going by water.
/ They will later be the guests of Mr. and
! Mrs. Wilioushby at their cottage at Loeb
! Lynn, Md. where they will visit for sew
/ eral weeks
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chesley, the latter
| formerly Miss Mary Gunsa illus of Chicago.
whose marriage took place about six weeks
| ago have returned to Washington and are
| located at the Portland. Mrs. Chesley was
| a bridesmaid for Mrs. Hendley at her we'd
ding last fall. Mrs Hoffman entertained
at dinner for Mr. and MIS-. Chesley on
Thursday evening. and Mrs. Dulin enter-
| tanned at theater party in their honor on
Wednesday evening. They will also be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby at Lech
Lynn when Mr.. and Mrs. HeE0,ey go dol. I
there.
Mrs. William F. Hoffman will go to the
Adirondacks next week, when she will &C.
cupy the Hotzman cottage. "Innermost
Cottage, for the remainder of the summer
She will have house party the middle of
this month composed of Mrs. Charles Tyler,
jr., and Mr.. C. NJ. Talbot. both of Bal
'timore. and Mrs. ]. D Lang of New York.
Innermost Cottage is especially interest
ing because of the fact that it was built By
two young musicians of this city, bolh
young giris-Miss Florence Hoffman who
is now one of the leading sopranos of New
York. and who is now in Paris continuing
her studies. and Miss Alys Bentley. director
I OF the music N our public schools. Miss
Bentley now has another cottage with Miss.
Westcott, principal of the Western High
School. "Owl-y-Out Lodge" near their
original loration
Mrs. Eleanor. G. Scott of this city was
called to her former home In Shelbyville,
Ind, some days since, because of the
serious illness of her mother, the widow of
the late Solomon Atkinson Gorgas. who
lived for many years in this city. Mrs.
Scott will remain in Indiana until about the
middle OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Johns, who were
| married in Detroit early in this month and
who spent part of the honeymoon with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Johns, in this city. left last Sunday even
a short visit in Cincinnati en- route but
are now established in their apartment In
the Harvard in Detroit. Mrs. Johns was
formerly Miss May Edna Evans. daughter
OF Mr.. Richard p. Evans OF Detroit, and
the wedding there was a pretty and attract
i've affair. Mr.. Johns parents gave them
large reception after their arrival here,
at which the bride wore her wedding gown
of white crepe de chine and made friends
almost instantly. They were entertained
almost constantly during their stay. din
ner parties being given them by Mr.. and
Mrs: Orton Mr.. and Mrs. Van Arsda,e and
Mr.. Grove and canoe party up the Poto-
mac river by Mr.. Frank Sunny. In these
various entertainments the new Mrs Johns
met almost all her husbands old friends,
and was altogether a great success. Mr..
Johns has made his home in Detroit for
| some time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McKeeman of Rum
ford Fails. Me-. announce the engagement
| OF their daughter Florence to Mr.. Rufus
| Clarke Darby of this city. Miss McKeeman
| Is the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Nc
| uiar young woman. Mr.. Darby is manager
| OF the Atlanta office of the Darby Printing
! Company and is well known In this city.
| Langdon was the scene of very pretty
| home wedding on Wednesday evening, the
occasion being the marriage of her daugh-
| Ter, Alice Robinson, to Mr.: J. Edwin Wells
1
the parlor, which was beautifully decorated
| with palms, ferns and cut flowers, to the
| strains Of Lohengrtn's Wedding March,"
I played by the sister of the bride Miss Edna
| Avery, where they were awaited by the
| Rev. Weston Bruner. who performed the
| ceremony. The bride was attended by her
! matron of honor, Mrs. Elmer Avery. The
| brides gown was white point de esprit.
| Her flowers were a shower bouquet OF
| white carnations. The matron of honor
wore white dotted Swiss and carried red
I 90 inns
ton was held from to 10 o clock, after
which the happy pair left for their future
| home. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells were the re-
| cipients of many beautiful and valuable
| presents.
Miss Grace Lewellyn Lee has left the city
| for few weeks TO visit friends in Norfolk
| and Virginia Beach, afterward spending
| the remainder of the summer in and
| around Boston, Mass
Mrs Ivan Strasburger of Frederick, Va;
Miss Dora Marshall of La Crosse, Wis.
! and Miss Hilda Strasburger OF Baltimore,
who have been visiting Mrs JOS Sra sburg-
| er of Rhode Island avenue, have returned
| to their homes
Miss Maud Lichtenstein of BIB M street
| is In New Haven, Conn, as the guest OF
| her aunt, Mrs. Lichteustein.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Christian S. Pearce an
| nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Maria Christine, to Mr. Harold Burton
| Whitmore of Hartford. Conn.
| Mrs. Walter Fairfield and children are
| at Cape Nay for few days Mrs. Fair
| field will go north later. She will return
| next week to join Mr.. Fairfield at their
| De Sales street home. upon the latter's ar
| rival from Florida, where he is stationed
| in connection with the United States coast
| survey.
AROUND THE CITY
A white embroidered woman from SPOT
| less Town was waylaid by microbe Of a
boy He wanted her to buy shoestrings
| A student of fashion could have seen by