Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

navy. from the large naval band led by the
bandmaster of the Maine, to the flags and
bunting from the ships of the squadron
corps of Japanese walters from the flagship
served the supper, which was one or the
many pretty features of the evening.
Mrs. Thomas Whitridge and Miss Lucy NJ.
Brady of Baltimore arrived Monday at the
Mount Washington, White Mountains, from
the Poland Spring House.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron s. Adams, with Miss
Marie Adams are in the White mountains,
at the Mount Washington.
Announcement is made of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Dorothy Leib Harri-
of Philadelphia, to Capt. Walter A.
Wood of Hoosc Falls. Miss Harrison is the
daughter of Provost Harrison. of the UNI
versity of Pennsylvania. Capt. Wood Is
son of the founder of the w. A. Wood
Moving Machine Company. He IS a candi-
date for state senator from Rensselaer,
county.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler's daughter, Miss
Carrie Peyton, is engaged to be married to
Gordon NJ. Buck of New York. Announce
ment of the engagement has been made
both here and in New York, and at the
same time 1t was stated that the wedding
will take place October at the home of
the brides family here. Miss Wheeler is the
youngest of the four daughters of the
nowned tighter, who died last January. Her
sisters are Misses Lucy l.. and Annie 4.
Wheeler and Mrs. William j. Harris She
has one brother, Maj. Joseph Harris jr.
Mrs. Harris was a volunteer nurse in Cuba
during the Spanish American war.
MIR Buck like his fiancee is a southerner,
but has resided in New York for several
years He Is lawyer and belongs to the
University Club and the Southern Society.
lie was graduated from the University of
Virginia in 1894.
Miss Mary Johnston the Virginia author
ess. who has been in critical health for
many months, announces her entire recov-
cry, and that she will spend the winter in
Richmond
Mrs Edmund L. Bayliss of New York, has
been the guest of the Duchess of Rox-
burghe, at Floors Castle. in Scotland. The
duchess who formerly Miss May Goe-
let, has been entertaining some large house
parties.
No date has been set for the wedding of
Clarence Whitman and Miss Georgia
Squiers. daughter of Herbert G. Squiers,
formerly our representative in Cuba. The
engagement was announced ten days ago.
Lady Herbert, who will sail soon for her
nome In England. was the special guest at
dinner given Friday in Newport by her
mother. Mrs. Richard T. Wilson.
Miss Augusta Mum of New York distin-
guished herself in the finals of the tennis
mixed doubles Friday afternoon at Hot
Springs, by defeating in a play with Mr..
l.othrop Lee of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs
Morris l.. Johnston of Chicago. Miss Mum
is an attractive and vivacous debutante
who dresses in exquisite taste She is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Norcross
Mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew w Lukei have re-
turned after an extended tour of New
England, embracing Boston, Portland and
the White Mountains. The latter part of
Their vacation was spent at Berkeley
ffNo M 70 TI,.,-
their friends at their home on De Sales
street.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Fenno sawtelle have
returned from Atlantic City.
One of the prettiest home weddings of the
season took place on Tuesday afternoon
September II, at the brides home 1922 LIST
street northwest, the contracting parties
being Miss Anna Elizabeth Burrows and
Mr.. Charles Benjamin Spates, both of Wash
ingtOn, ID. G. The bride is the DAUGHTER
of Margaret S. and the late William H.
Burrows. The groom is the son of Charles
W. Spates. The bride looked her best in a
gown of white silk and lace. Rev. Charles
Winbigler, pastor of First Baptist Church
performed the ceremony. The wedding
march was rendered by Miss Sue Burrows
sister of the bride. The brides going-away
dress was of gray clio h. W tn hat and gloves
to match. The happy couple left for
honeymoon trip south amid showers of
rice and best wishes. The presents were
numerous and useful. After Octooer Mr..
and Mrs. States will be at home to their
friends at 1922 LIST street northwest.
Mrs Harbeck and daughter ellen of 1887
9th street northwest will leave tomorrow
for New York. where they will join Mr.
Harbeck and son Paul. Mrs. Harbeck's
sistCr-in-law, Mrs. Quistorf, and Mr. Ford
will accompany them also. After remain
ing in New York for two weeks they will
be the guests # Mrs. jacob of Weehawken
Heights n. ].
Dr. Guy Walter Latimer of Oak Lawn"
Hyattsvile, Md. accompanied by his sis
ter. Miss Laura Edyth Latimer, sailed for
Boston September s. Before returning they