Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-18
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS EMELINE RICHMOND TO
MARRY AMERICAN CONSUL.
More August Weddings-Baron Ko-
mura Arrived in London-Move-
ments To and From the City.


| DR.. Dreber, who is well known in Wash
| ington and member of the University
Club, was for number of years president
| of the Roanoke College at Salem, Va, and
was recently appointed American consul to
Tahiti. Society Islands. After the wedding
DR.. Dreber and his bride will sail for Tahiti,
where they will be at home at the American
consulate after the 18th of October.
The big event yesterday at Newport, from
a society standpoint, was of course the
coming-out reception for Miss Constance
Whitney Warren the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Henry Warren. Miss Warren
has been seen a great deal in social circles
this summer, and her coming out brought
together the entire cottage colony, includ-
Ing all of the younger set and large num-
Der Of the older ones. The reception was
held on the spacious lawns of Sea Field,
the Warren estate on the Ocean drive.
There was music by the Casino orchestra.
Mrs. Warren assisted her daughter in e.
ceiving the guests.
The Countess d'Archot and her aunt, Miss
Crary, are at Richfeld Springs, where they
will stay until the end of the season. Mrs.
Henry Brevoort Cannon is also at that re-
sort.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ackert of this city
sailed last Wednesday for a six weeks trip
abroad. They will spend the greater part
of their time in Switzerland.
beth Langbein, daughter of the late Mr..
| George A. Langbein, were married July %
at, the residence of the Rev. H. S. Ewell
In Alexandria, Va. Plans for a large we'd
ding were abandoned, owing to the illness
of the brides father, who has since died.
Because of the recent bereavement, no
announcement cards have been issued. The
bridegroom Is the son of the late Eugene
H. McMichael of this city and for, thirteen
years has been page at the Capitol, at
the present time holding the position of
chief page in the House of Representatives..
Mr.. and Mrs. McMichael will make their
home with the bridegroom's mother, 2l23 +
street northwest
Miss Emily Sargent of Boston arrived in
New York yesterday on the Saxonia, ac-
companied by his mother, Baroness Knoop
Mrs. Wilbur F. Dales. with her son
Philip. has returned from Ocean Grove N.
j., and will spend the remainder of the
summer at the beautiful colonial home of
Miss r. B. Berry. at Berry, Prince George
county. Md.
Miss Bertha Maddox. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Maddox, and Frederick
Reese of 1O7 N street southeast, were mar
ried Thursday evening at 7:3O o'clock in
Christ Episcopal Church, G street between
9Th and 7th streets, the Rev. Arthur T.
ingly quiet. only relatives and intimate
friends being present. j. w. Bowie acted
as best man and Mrs. Alice Rathbone was
the matron Of honor. After a short trip
north Mr. and Mrs. Reese will reside in this
city.
Baron Komura, peace penipotentiary and
foreign minister Of Japan, who was ap-
pointed ambassador to Great Britain, has
arrived In London.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. Choate, jr., Of
New York, the latter formerly Miss oliver.
the daughter Of Assistant Secretary Of War
and Mrs. Oliver. have joined Mr.. Choate's
parents former Ambassador to England and
Mrs. Choate. at Naumkeag. their Stock
bridge estate.
Mr.. and Mrs Heller of e17 x street north
west will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary
Of their marriage tomorrow evening from
6 to 10 o'clock. No invitations have been
issued for the event. The ladies Of Re
becca Lodge, No. 1. Daughters of Israel. Of
which Mrs. Heller is charter member.
will ATTEND. Mrs. Heller is also a member
Of Deborah Lodge.
Mrs Fannie A. MacAllister of 1929 Sth
street northwest has just returned from a
visit of one month at Atlantic City.
Mrs Emmett E. Bunyea and Miss Sadie
B. Stryker of Capitol Hill win leave Monday
for Brighton Beach and Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemp and daughter have
returned to the city after pleasant stay
of two months at Silver Springs.
r. a.
panied by their daughter Daisy, are visit
ing New York. Albany. Saratoga Springs
and Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Grimes have
gone to Newport News. Va, for short
visit to the parents Of the latter.
Miss Mary Schultz has left for silcott
Springs, in Loudoun county, Va, to spend
several weeks
Miss Lily Kersey has returned to her
home in Alexandria from a trip Of several
days to the lower Potomac.
Miss Eva Marmaduke of Alexandria has
gone to Colonial Beach, and will spend the
remainder Of the summer there.
A merry party Of young people. guests
of John B. Cough Union. w. c. T. u, To-
Gated at the navy yard. enjoyed a trolley
ride to Great Falls on Wednesday night.
There were over fifty in the party, and
they were chaperoned by Mrs. 8. H. Will
ley, president Of the navy yard union, and
Mrs. Theodore Moore, president of the
North Capitol union. AFTER reaching the
falls two hours were spent In dancing and
other amusements. and before starting on
the return trip to Washington refresh
ments were served in their private car. A
quartet rendered several vocal selections,
and all present contributed in some man
ner toward the pleasures Of the evening.
A vote of thanks was given the boys or
the navy yard for the pleasure Of the ride,
(supplemented by three cheers and I'll
ger') for her management of the outing.
The following comprised the party: Mrs.
S. H. Wiley, Mrs. Theodore Moore. Misses
Olive feathers. Mary Leathers, Ruby Be-
vans, Mary Farmer, Margaret Doherty,
Fannie Houck, Ruth Sipher. Eta Trigg,
Sadie Southwick, E. Frances Moore, Edna
Sipher, Carrie Pendleton, Nellie Ennis,
Edna Parker. Louise Farrow, Name Buck
ley, Alice Moore, Berenice Bridges. Lii
liam Spoor. Beatrice Spoor. Marie Hautz-
man, Mabel Evans. Clara Jones, and
Messrs. Benson M. Jewell, Robert Work
man, William s. Newton, Charles Makow-
sky, Arthur L. Blank. L. P. Kaufman,
Frank Jerome, Robert E. Pyne. Harry A.
Metcalf, L. Moskowit H. 8. Wiley, L. L.
Ball, H. Crawford. ]. c. Baitz. Scudder
Riddle, E. S. Wiley, Charles A. Garland.
Lewis Laughlin, Louis Lowery, Enos
Wertz. John X. Runion, Jarva Thompson