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

| voir. The club consists of Miss Thomas
| and Miss Gerard Of Columbus. Miss Deth-
erage of Kansas City, Miss Hickman Of
| Arcanum. Mr.. Gerard and Mr.. Mallory Of
| Washington. D. C.. Mr.. Shoemaker and
Mr.. Jeffries of Greenville. They will re-
main at the reservoir for another week.
| Mrs. Burnham of Richmond. widow Of
the late Gen. Burnham, u. 8. A., who has
spent some time here with her daughter,
| the wife of Capt. Lewis Merriam, has gone
to st. Louis, to remain several months with
another daughter. Mrs. Burnham Is in poor
| health.
l Mrs. Clarence Edwards and Mrs. w. B.
! active hostesses at Lenox this summer.
gave picnic in the Aspinwall woods
Wednesday afternoon. when their guests
| included most Of the younger set.
Miss Rosamond Gray ingalls,, niece of the
late Senator John James Ingalls, OF Kan
grandmother, Mrs. H. NJ. ingalls, of Brook
| Ign. and friends In New York city, has
| returned to her home in the west.
| Capt. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee Niche
| have returned to Washington and are set
| tied for the winter in an apartment In
| Stoneleigh Court Miss Niche Is with her
parents, after a short visit to Miss Ethel
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Robinson an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Florence Mary to Mr.. Frederick ]. Frost
of Wheeling, w. Va. The ceremony was
performed in their home. 1910 9Th street
Rev. D. w. skilinger. After a wedding
| trip the young persons will be at home at
1911 Jacob street, Wheeling.
Mrs. Margaret Susannah Burrows an
nounces the marriage of her daughter.
| Anna E.. to Mr. Charles B. Spates: The
| ceremony took place September II in her
home, 1922 LIST street northwest.
| Mrs. Lands. wife of Representative
Charles B. Lands of Indiana, who recently
| returned to her home in Delphi. Ind. after
| visit to Senator and Mrs. Platt of New
York. will sail for Europe In another month.
accompanied by her daughter. Miss Mary
/ Lands. They will spend the winter In
| Paris, where Miss Mary spent the winter
| several years ago. Representative Lands
| will remain in this city next season, but
! will join them abroad next summer
Invitations were issued yesterday by Mrs
William M. Postlethwaite of this city for
the marriage of her daughter, Miss Caro-
| lyn, to Mr. Henry Ives Cobb, jr.. Of New
York city and Lakewood. The ceremony
| will be performed in st. Johns Episcopal
Church, in this city. on October at
o'clock.
Miss Postlethwaite is the daughter Of the
| late Capt. William NJ. Postlethwaite, for
many years stationed at West Point. She
and her mother have been residents of
w
have been identified with the smart set In
old residential and official society. Miss
Postlethwaite was one OF the circle OF
Longworth. was the center. She has spent
| the greater part of the summer abroad
with her mother, and since their return. In
August, they have been at Capon Springs.
w. Va. Mr.. Cobb is son Of Mr.. Henry Ives
Cobb. formerly supervising architect OF
the Treasury.
The Manila-American of August pub
! fishes the following account of the mar
riage of two prominent members of the
official colony at Manila
"In the sala of Bishops House, called No
zaleda. under the lamp-lit folds of Old
Glory. Gov Louis ]. Van Schaick, first
lieutenant in the Fourth Infantry. cap
! tain of scouts and head of the provincial
administration in Cavite. welded Miss
Nellie Kellogg yesterday evening at $780,
| The daughter of distinguished army Off
GER retired from the service. the pretty
| molder and soldier was given away by
Mrs. Doyen. wife of Col: Doyen. The
marriage made by the Right Rev.
Charles H. Brent, D. D., bishop Of the
witnessed by an influential circle of
friends, including Gov. Gen. Henry Clay
| Ide and Miss Ide Capt. Halstead Dorey,
aid to Gen. Leonard Wood division COM
mander. best man. The bride was
beautifully arrayed in white.
THE sala was adorned in exquisite taste
and gave delightful setting 10 the happy
event After the bishop had tied the knot
securely. congratulations were exchanged,
and Gov and Mrs. Van Schaick received
the guests assembled in their honor. The
company included Gov. Gen. and Miss Ide.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Doyen. Commissioner
Cameron Forbes, Executive Secretary Ar
thur Walshe Ferguson and Mrs. Ferguson.
Col and Mrs. Bandholtz, Maj. Noble, aid
to the governor general; Mrs. Hathaway,
Maj. and Mrs. Pemb,eton, Capt. and Mrs.
Coffin, Capt. Dorey. Capt. Rivers, Miss
Sweet, and Mr.. Ossorfo and Mr.. Santana
ria of Cavite.
Miss Kellogg came to the Philippines