Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-25

| NdJ. CHdS mCCdWley.
photo by Clinedinst)
| Maj. McCawley was too weak to rise even
| during the brief ceremony. Immediately
| following which Mrs McCawley returned
| to her home on New Hampshire avenue.
| Mrs. McCawley was the widow of Judge
John Davis of the Court of Claims of the
| District of Columbia, who was for many
years the president of the Metropolitan
| Club. AS Miss Sally Frelinghuysen. Mrs
| McCawley was a reigning belle in Wash
| ington society, continuing her social sue
ceSses through the brilliant administration
| of President Arthur, when her father was
| Secretary of State Her daughter is Mrs.
J George Cabot Lodge. daughter-in-law of
| the senior United States senator from
| Massachusetts,.
| Mrs. Davis was exquisitely gowned, wear
| ing embroidered batiste of white trim
| med in lace. Her large black hat was
| laden with ostrich feathers, and she carried
| a cluster of purple orchids.
| According to the original plans, the we'd
| ding was to have taken place today at Mrs.
| Davis summer home at Bar Harbor. Early
! in June Mrs. Davis closed her house in
Washington and went north, Maj McCaw-
| ley accompanying her far as Boston,
where he was taken seriously i'll that
physicians advised his Immediate return to
Washington.
1t is expected that Maj McCawleys con-
dition will permit his leaving Washington
early next week for Mrs. McCawleys sum-
mer home at Bar Harbor. where it is hoped
the bridegroom's entire recovery will be
speedily effected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth at the Hotel Sa-
voy at Carlsbad last evening. Prince Fran
els of Teck was present.
All the members of the American colony
were out to welcome the Longworths upon
their arrival
According to the Nuremberg correspond
EN- of the Daily Mail Mrs. Longworth's
face and forehead were badly scratched in
the automobile accident while route to
Beyreuth. Mrs. Longworth is said to have
displayed her characteristic GOODNESS. After
a delay of an hour and a half a carriage
was obtained from Wurzburg, to which
place the party drove, taking train there
to Beyreuth.
A dispatch from Beyreuth states that
Representative Nicholas 1longworth and
Mrs Longworth, after automobile eXcur-
sions TO Karlsbad Franzenbad and Ma
rienbad. will return here for four days
performance of 1.-The Ring of the Nibe-
lung
Secretary Shaw will leave the city today
for Chicago. Later in the week he will go
to Iowa, where he will deliver address
at chautauQua near DeS Moines. He will
also deliver several addresses throughout
the state, and will attend the state con-
vention at Des Mones on August l. Mr..
Shaw will return to Washington about Au-
gust Is.
Announcement is made of the engage
j.
ant of the 5th Dragon Regiment of the
Prussfan army. late attache to the German
| embassy in this city, to Miss Andrea Rick
mers. daughter of Andrear Rickmers, esq,
of Bremen, Germany.
The marriage will take place in the COM
| ing fall Mr.. Martin was one of the most
| popular foreign attaches stationed in Wash
| ington, where he has many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Phillips will leave
| Washington today for Elkins w. Va.
AZ, nth ha thn er1,pc re of r.
Mrs Arthur Lee. at their place. Grace
| land Former Senator Davis private car
| will meet them at Cumberland and take
| them to Elkins
Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Phillips have issued
| invitations to the wedding of their daugh-
| ter Miss Mabel Cathell, to Gunner John ].
Murray, u. S. N. Mr.. Murray is now sta
| toned at the naval proving grounds, Indian
| Head, Md. The ceremony will take place
| at the home of the brides parents. 2114
| East Pratt street. Baltimore. Nd, August
| A. at 3 80 pm. After the nuptials recep-
| ton will be given lasting until 6 o'clock,
the couple leaving later extended trip,
| visiting Niagara Falls ard other places of
| interest On their return they will make
! their home at Indian Head.
| Miss Sallie Mason and Miss r. c. STAN
| ford are among the recent Washington ar
| rivals at the Aurora House, Aurora. w. Va.
Miss Beulah Dalzell of Washington circle
ans Ter si>ser. Mrs. May McGarry of RAN
doph street, with her little daughter
| Gladys, spending the season in the Blue
| Ridge and Shenandoah valley, near Blue
mont.
Mrs. E. Maier and daughters of New
York. formerly of Washington, are visiting
Mrs. S. Guggenheim of 1898 M street north
west. They will be at home Thursday even
! ing from to 10 o'clock.
| Mr.. Frank T. Quigley accompanied by his
| daughters Marion and Frances, of SOC 1st
street northwest, is spending a few weeks
at Rockaway Beach, N. Y.
| Miss Rosemary Kehoe of Staten Island is
visiting Washington the guest of Miss
Mamie Wheatley of Capitol Hill.
Mrs. George s. covington, accompanied
by her sons Sanford and Warner, of 1907
| r street northwest. left last week to be
away until September l.
Mrs. Mary A Odell has returned from
Mountain Lake Park
The golden anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Weeden of 318 9Th street southeast
was celebrated last evening by a large re-
ception given at the Grace Baptist Church, |
at 9th street and South Carolina avenue
Palms and great bunohes OF flowers deco
rated the hall most effectively In the re-
ceiving line were Mrs. Gerhauser, Mrs
Mary ]. Richards. who was the bridesmaid |
at the wedding, fifty years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeden were married I'm |
this city by the Rev. t. w. Greer of the
Second Baptist Church. at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel