Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
sERENADE AT FoHr wendell In
HONOR OF MS HIsuox.
Miss Mcchesney Becomes Bride Of
Walter n. Evans-Reports
at Bar Harbor.

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Martini Ruhfman and Diggiemen.. visited
| the home of Lieut.. Nickel at Paiisade. ". J..
| a few nights ago. and serenaded him in
honor OF his marriage on July to Miss
Violet Alice Dalton. daughter of the late
Maj. William n. Dalton OF Washington.
| The lieutenant and his bride afterward en-
tertained the siee club In their home until
| a late hour.
| NJ. and Mrs J. Dey McChesney announce
the marriage OF their daughter, Agnes Pax
ton, and Walter Reese Evans. The cere-
mony took place Saturday at. the home OF
the brides parents at the Ontario Only the
immediate family was present, and the Of
I hciatsng clergyman was the Rev. Benjamin
| Bfttinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans will make
| New York their future home
Reports from Bar Harbor maintain that
upon their return from the east Repreeen-
tative and Mrs. Longworth Will spend sev-
eral weeks at that resort.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Crostbwaite start
ed yesterday for Muskoka Lake, Canada,
where they viii remain during the bot
weather located at the Royal Muskoks
hotel.
Mrs. Edwin wardeld and the Misses War
field OF MARYLAND will leave today for North
Hatley. Canada.
MT. ana MIS-. george Carney visiting
Mrs. X. j. Mullikin Of Baltimore.
Mrs E. E. Jordon of Washington is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Frank J. Baldwin, at
Patapsco Heights. near Ellicott City.
Mrs. Cornelius d. Kenny. the Misses
Kenny and Miss Josephine FAINT are at the
New Ocean House. Swampscott, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. w 3. Shaw are registered
at the Normandie Hotel, Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Emmert have
taken an apartment at the La Grande An
mex and are at home to their friends.
Mrs. Thodore W. Birney and her two
young daughters, Catherine and Lillian are
visiting Mrs. Frederic Schon of PhIladel-
phia for a few days
Mrs. r. NJ. Davies sails today on the
steamship Panama for the isthmus. where
her husband is In the service of the canal
commission. Mrs. Davies Is the daughter
of Col. E. A. Keeler of 100 9Th street north
east.
Mr.. and Mrs Isadore saks Of 4e4 Massa-
ohusetts avenue northwest have as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Meyers of Memphis,
Tenn. At home Tuesday, July "A, from
to 10 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Hartman OF % P street
northwest left today for Atlantic City for
an indefinite stay.
Miss Catherine E. Bond left Friday even
Ing for extended western trip. and will
remain for the rest Of the summer In Bloom
ington, ILL.,, the guest of her brother Mr..
Lorenzo o. Bond.
Miss Flora Bernheimer will have an at
home Tuesday evening In honor of her
guest, Miss Marie Marcus of Tallahassee,
Fla.
Mrs. W. Noble, Misses Laura, Edith and
Mr.. Paul N. Peck Of % w street leave to-
day for Atlantic City, N. J.
Elsie M, of Capitol Hill, have left the
city for extended trip through Chester
county. Pa, making short stops at Phila-
| delphia and Atlantic City, N. J.
Miss Ethel Hutchinson of New York city,
who has been dividing visit of some weeks
among different friends In Washington,
spent the last week with Mrs. Charles w.
Powers of Park road, Mt Pleasant, and
yesterday left for Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Weinberg have left
on a months visit to New York and Coney
Island.
Miss Ida Dorothy Peake of 705 Sth street
northwest has gone to New York to join
her uncle and family on four-weeks 80
journ in the White mountains in hope of
speedy recovery from a recent operation for
appendicitis.
The season as Buckroe Beach, an ideal
resort along the Atlantic seaboard. Is at
it's height now, and scores of Washing
tonians have been spending their vaca-
tions there.
. Excursions from all cities around the
country arrive daily and the fayorfte Vir-
ginia resort resembles Atlantic City or
Newport in its popularity. The Buckroe
Beach Hotel Is practically filled and mas
been ever since the season opened.
Situated on historic Chesapeake bay,
| Buckroe is ideal. The surf bathing is un-
| exceHed anywhere in the world The hfh-
ing boating and other sports occupy the
minds of the visitors. In the evening the
| Casino furnishes amusement and the dane
| ing floor is one Of the finest in the south
Mrs. II. c. Lusby and little son Walter.
| of 445 18th street northeast left yesterday
| to visit her mother-in-law at her country
home in Richmond county. Va
| pretty noon wedding took place Satur-
day. July 81 at the Epiphany Church. Rev.
DIR. John La Mothe oficiating. The con-
| Brush. daughter of Mr.. John d. Brush OF
Washington, D. c.. and Mr.. Robert w. VIII
1 ltams, 1r only son of Col. Robert w. VIII
| liams a prominent lawyer OF Tallahassee.
| Fla The bride looked charming in white
| silk and large picture hat, carrying a show
| err bouqet of Brides roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss Gertrude Lawrence. cousin
| of the bride was maid of honor, and Mas
| ter Elmer Monroe was ribbon boy.
Mr. williams is the assistant in the sec
| ton of the game law preservation or the
biological survey. Department OF Agricui-
| ture.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams departed on
/ southern trip, and after August l viii be
| at home to their many friends at 1895 Fairs
| mont street northwest
| Miss Susan NJ Cotterill and Mr.. Edmund
| w Van Dyke were married at 10 am. this
| morning at the Church of the Epiphany. by
| Rev La Mothe, associate rector OF that
! church
| DR.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Bryan and Miss
| Mary Birch have Joined friends at the
/ Aurora House. Aurora, w. Va, where they
/ expect to remain some weeks.
| Marriage Licenses
| Marriage licenses have been issued to the
| following:
| Charles Anderson and Alberta Washing
1 ton, both of Brightwood. ID. C.