Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09
mountains and other up-the-Hudson resorts
before returning.


Miss Susie Harvey of Langdon Heights
has returned from an extended visit at the
farm home of her uncle, Col: Truman Cross,
in Prince George county, Md.
Mrs. S. H. Ray and her daughter Hen
rietta have taken sea trip to Boston. On
their return they will spend q few days IN
Newport and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gilmore Cady will be
at home to their friends Friday evenings
during September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mccormick Greene
are spending the week at the Grand At
lantic Hotel, Atlantic City, N. Y.
Miss Ethel Fiske and Miss Margaret
Forbes are in Atlantic City, where they ex-
pect to spend two weeks at the Hotel Iro-
Quois.
Mr. and Mrs A. W. Wells of 457 r street
northwest announce the engagement of
their daughter, Lila E., to Swift G. Boykin
Both of the contracting parties are former
North Carolinians. The marriage will take
place in the fall.
Senior Alfredo Benavidez, who, with Senior
Alfredo Calderon, has been quartered at
the Rochambeau, will spend the coming
winter with an English family In order
to perfect himself in the language. Senior
Benavidez Is now at Gaithersburg, Pa.
A very pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Thorne,
New Glatz, Md, September D, when their
eldest daughter, Lilias Watson Inorne, Was
married to Mr.. Ernest Kletsch Of the De-
partment of Agriculture. The home IN
which the happy event occurred was orig
inally the plantation home of DR.. Baynes,
well known in that vicinity and IN WASH
ington and made an ideal setting for the
occasion, the long avenue lined with rare
trees and lockwood hedges being brlillantly
lighted with Chinese lanterns The iarge
reception room was prorusey uecola,eu
with green oak boughs bOrdered with gold
enrod and sprinkled with multitudes OF
white roses the work of Mr. August Mayer,
an expert In the Department OF agriculture
and a friend of the groom Inc presents,
exhibited In an evergreen booth formed IN
a turn in the stairway, were many ana
valuable The bride was attired In pearl
gray silk, gracefully trimmed win Whlte
lace and flowers. The Episcopal form OF
ceremony was used, the brides pastor, Kew:
Joseph NJ Long of the Campbell memorial
Baptist Church in the place ofhclatfng.
There were present relatives OF the orios
from Baltimore and washington, anu
friends of both parties from this city and
vicinity.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Madison Fled
Ter was thrown open last Friday nlgnt 10
a merry gathering of young people IN honor
of the eighteenth birthday of their young
est daughter Clara. Piano solos were rem,
dered by Miss Mabel Reiser. Miss Ethel
by Miss Myrtle Fielder. the Misses Gertrude
and Susie Jouvenal and Mr. John Walker
Games and other amusements dengnteo the
guests up to a late hour, when bountl-
ful repast was served, cake with eighteen
sighted tapers being the center of attrac-
ton of the table garlanded IN lavender.
Among those present We're MI ana MIS-.
Madison Fielder. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Boswell Mrs. ]. JOuvenal. Misses Gertrude
NARROW Myrtle Fielder. Florence Graves,
Mabel Riser Ethel Meens. Gertrude Jou-
venal Susie Jouvenal. Emma Jouvenal,
Sallie Phillips Inga Larsen Laura Larsen
Stella Bonnini. Nellie Ellaby, Alice Bar
rett Maize, Gertrude and Clara F1edler
and Messrs. Milton Fielder. Walter Mar
low, John NARROW. John Walker, Albert
Voigt, Lewis Graves. Harry Yocum, Karl
Hartig Ralph Lanman, Jouvenal F1edler
and Lionel Fielder.
Minister and Madam Pardo of the Peru
Wan legation will on their return to the
city open their new home at Massachusetts
avenue and 22d street.
Mrs Frank E. Ghiselli has reopened her
apartment in the Berkeley, after months
sojourn in Atlantic City, Summit, N. j.,
and New York.
The Misses Talburg and Brandt will close
their cottage at Silver Lake. New York.
next week and return home after visiting
Buffalo and the falls
MT. anu MIS- 1toISt <aIcHucSs WIN nave
Just returned to the city from their we'd
ding trip, were rendered a reception We'd
nesday evening at 712 street southeast,
the residence of Mrs. Sophia Arendes.
mother of the groom. The dining room and
table were tastefully decorated with palms
and cut flowers where champagne sup
per was served from to IL o'clock. Music
and witticisms added to the enjoyment of