Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS ROOSEVELT AND THE chill
DREN AT sAGA11oRE HILL.
Interesting Weddings Today and To-
night-Travel Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.


government yacht Sylph and was driven to
her home at Sycamore Hill after landing at
the Roosevelt pier. Miss Carow, who is
visiting In Albany, will later join the Presi-
dents family
The committee in charge of the Fourth
OF July celebration at Oyster Bay, in which
the President will take part. has decided to
put up two stands at Locust Grove capable
of accommodating about 500 persons Wal
nut Villa. which takes its name from a big
tree under which It is said Gen. Washing
ton and his stan rested in the early days OF
the revolution, has been repainted and re-
furnished and will be occupied by Secretary
Loeb.
Mr.. and MrsNI Whit Heron and daugh-
ter left for New York today and will sail
Saturday for Europe. where they win spend
about three months in travel.
An interested party of relatives and close
personal friends witnessed the marriage
this morning at II o'clock Of Mr.. Thomas
w Hungerford of 222 N street and his
next door neighbor, Mrs. Elizabeth c. Da-
shiel the happy event taking place at the
home of the latter at No. 224. Rev John
D. LaMothe performed the ceremony, the
bride being dressed in becoming toilette
OF dark blue broadcloth with hat to match
She was escorted by Capt. Henry H. Mar
maduke, and the bridegroom was attended
by his son, Mr.. Fred Fisher Hungerford of
FORD were also present, Russell T. Hunger
ford and Harry Rust Hungerford. The
bridegroom, over whose head sixty-three
years have rolled, and the BRIDE who is
TOUR years younger, have lived next door
to each other for the past four years. The
latter Is the widow of John d. Dashiel Of
Memphis. Tenn. Her father was Capt
William Darden of Norfolk Va She has
no children. but has two nieces Mrs En-
ma M. Denty and Mrs. Robert A. McMur-
ray, who were present today. When they
return from their wedding trip. to Ocean
City, Md, the couple will reside at the pres
ent home of Mr.. Hungerford
A sociable was given by the Christian
Endeavor members of Falls Church at the
home of Miss Bertha Quick last night, and
was very pleasant occasion. Miss Kibler
and Miss Seay gave instrumental and vocal
selections. Among those present were Prof
and Mrs. H. F. Lowe, Misses Ethel PAYNE
Mary and Gertrude KILLER. Annie and Mar
garet Seay, Bertha and Ethel May Priest,
Jessamine and Ladonia Graves, Evaline
McGroarty, Mary Brown, Glenn Newell,
beck. Josephine Stambaugh Christine
Quick, Messrs. N. Jerman. J. W. Seay, IT..
III. Chestnut. Boyd NJ. Breitling j. S. and
w: I. PARROT. NJ. NJ. Thorne, R. T. Rob-
erts, A. l.. KILLER, A M. Smith and Ralph
Quick.
The lawn fete which was to have been
given yesterday afternoon by the Children
of the American Revolution was postponed
on account of the rain until this afternoon,
II clear, otherwise to the next clear after
noon This fete is to raise funds for CONT
mental Memorial Hall. and will take place
from to o'clock at the residence of Mr.
T. w. Smith. 10th street and Columbia
road.
Mr.. Dayrell Crackanthorpe, second secre-
tary OF the British legation at Belgium, has
been transferred to Bucharest His wife
was formerly Miss Sickles. Both are well
known in this city.
Rev. George Calvert Carter of this city
was at Radnor, Pa, yesterday to off1ciate
at the marriage OF his brother Mr. Juliap
s. Carter of Baltimore and Miss Alice Bow
doin Rush. The bride is a descendant of
Benjamin Rush, one of the signers of the
Declaration of Independence. She is q niece
OF the late W. Graham Bowdon of Balti-
more and a sister of Mr.. Murray Rush and
Mr.. Louis Rush, both of whom at one time
lived in Baltimore.
The Brazilian government has prepared
a program of festivals in honor of Secre-
tary Root. 1t comprises a banquet at the
ministry of foreign affairs, a ball at the
Casino offered by the United States am
bassador and ball at the Itamaraty pal
ace, offered by Baron Rio Branco Mr.
Root Will give reception on board the
Charleston and will leave Rio Janeiro on
August 2. He will go to Santos and San
Pablo and remain there until August g.
James French Dorrance, a journalist in
New York city. were married yesterday by
the Rev. DR.. E. M. Warren, at his house
in New York city. in the presence of sew
eral friends. The bride is the only daugh-
ter of the late Rev. w. j. Smith. who found
ed the Central Presbyterian Tabernacle In
San Francisco. Her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
G. Taylor Smith. lives in this city Mr. Dor
rance is the son of the Rev. DIR. John W.
Torrance of Los Angeles, a prominent Pres
byterian clergyman of the Pacific coast.
Miss Sara A. Mersheimer of this city
and Mr.. Fred A. Maltby of Upper MARI
boro. Md. will be married this evening
by Rev. E. H. Thompson, and the cere-
mony will be followed by a reception at the
home of the bride, 427 10th street north
east.
Miss Nan MacGregor, Miss Grace Guy,
Miss Laura CLANCY. together with Miss
Mable Martin of Norfolk, Va; Miss Hoge
and Mrs Byrne of Baltimore lelt Monday
TO attend the convention of the Delta Delta
Delta Fraternity at Syracuse, N. Y. They
expect to return by water via New York
and Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs Mod P MCGEE of Marshall
Texas, are visiting friends at 1917 10Th
street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Franklin of Wash
ington Heights are in New York for a
week.
Mrs William F. North of Austin. Texas
daughter of the late John M. Stake of
Georgetown, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Chauncey H. Snow. BOIL Cambridge place.
Mrs. Henry B. Hazard of Ashevire, N c.,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son, at the hotel, Washington Grove, Nd
Miss Nettie Crandall has returned to
Washington, after visit of two weeks with
Miss Beavers of Luray, Va.
A pleasant evening was spent at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ortman Monday,
the occasion being the birthday of their
eldest daughter. Donata. During the even
ing games were played and music was rem
dered on the piano by Mrs. Frank Ward
and Miss Grace Mellon after which the
guests repaired to the prettily decorated
dining room, where a dainty repast was
served. Among the guests were the Misses
Margaret Davis. Nellie Davis, Katie Kane,
Grace Mellon, Emma Mellon. Donata Ort-
man. Nellie Offutt Veta Ortman, and
Messrs. william O'ConnelI. David Moore,
Louis Ortman. John Mellon Mr.. and~Mrs.
Frank B. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ortman. Many pretty gifts were received.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mccormick announce
the marriage of their daughter Minnie FL
sic TO Mr.. Walter Winter Warwick Satur-
dav nm 1904