Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-06

Elizabeth Lewis worthington. Mr.. Smiths
best man was his twin brother, Mr. Z.
W. .Huskey. Mr.. Walter Clarkson, Mr.. Daw-
son Williams, Mr.. w. ]. Moore. MIR. X. A.
Pendleton and DR.. Virgil Jackson.
bro1ser or, %r sdneS who
her in marriage. Her gown was of white
crepe de chine, trimmed with Old point lace,
and she wore q veil of tulle, held In place
with a coronet Of orange blossoms, Wnich
was worn by her mother at her wedding.
She carried bride roses. Miss Sallie Pendfe-
ton Taliaferro wore a gown OF PINK net ana
carried pink roses. Mrs Seisan ana M s,nss
girdles and also carried pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be absent LOT
month at the Thousand Islands ana m
Canada, after which they will be at nome
In this city.
The engagement is announced OF MISS MS
Zoe Davis, youngest daughter or MAJ.
Gen. Geo. w. Davis. to Mr.. Richard Creagn
Mackubin Calvert of MacAlpine, Mo. Ow-
ing to the recent death of Mr.. CalVerts
father, only the family will be present at
the wedding, which will take place tne
last of September at Gen. Davis apart
ment in the Connecticut. The Misses Davis
are we'll known in this city, having spSn.
the greater part of their lives here. Miss
Zoe Davis has been educated at Mount De
Sales Convent, in Gainesville, Md, and at
the Vistution Convent on Connecticu,
avenue. She is attractive and Accomplished
general favorite in society.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Brashears an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Sarah Amelia, to Walter Clarence Trey OF
this city. The wedding occurred Wednes-
day evening, September 5. at CLOCK, a.
of the two families. The bride was very
simply gowned in point d'esprit over SILK
with lace yoke. and carried pr1oe roses.
She had as her maid OF honor MISS Dla ,cn
| - hfc oif
wore white silk muslin and earned Id
France roses. ]. Wesley Brashears ana
Maurice L. Brashears, brothers OF the prloe'
and Edwin s. Trey and Elmer L. Trey,
brothers of the groom. acted as ushers and
led the bridal party to the parlor, Where
the Rev. William H. Chapman performed
the ceremony. The wedding marches were
played by Mrs. John l.. Wlssler OF VIZ
GINA, who also sang and played other selec-
tons during the evening. A buHet iuncheoh
was served, and later In the evening MT.
and Mrs. Trey left for a trip OF aoou. wv
weeks. Mrs Trey wearing a brown taf1eta
costume Upon their return to Washing.
ton they will reside in their new home, IL
18th street northeast.
Mrs. Caroline P. Swoope has announced
the marriage of her daughter, Edith, to
Mr. Joseph Arthur Rose. The ceremony
was performed Tuesday, September 4, al
Altoona. Pa. The young people Will be at
home after October l at olOo fdIHlohI ave-
nue., ST. Louis.
Mrs. Lottie Webbing of 1S49 nth street
northwest her little daughter ana MISS
Bertha Thurm of 1907 l street northeast are
visiting friends and relatives in Baltimore
and at Bachman valley, Westminster, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Gerhauser and
Mrs Weldon are spending their vacation
at Handy's Sheffield, Va.
Among the prominent Washington people
registered at the Berkeley Atlantic City,
are Mr. and Mrs. w. Nick. Stowell ana
Miss Edith Stowell Mrs. Isabelle smith
and Miss Smith. Mr.. J. B. N. Berry, the
Misses May Blakeney, Elizabeth OHara'
Louise Trunnell. Florence Lyddane. MRS
G. P. Jennings and Master Jennings, MISS
E: A. Heller, Miss NJ p. FORBES s., MISS W ~ H.
ward, Mr.. A E. Lewis. jr.. wife and son,
T. T. Lane and family, George G. kuldman
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Amazeen,
NJ. E. Dyson. c. L. Hall, H. L. Deyo,
George Weston, Mrs. Emma Sambourne'
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Heeley. /. G. Jacquette, Z.
A. Jacquette, Miss Louise Jacquette MISS
Vesta Lockwood the Misses Margaret Kel-
so, Fannie Kelley, Mary Helm, Anna Helm,
Mary Leahy, Mr.. Edison Phillips and fam
lily, Mr.. d. r. Stansbury, H. NJ. Smlthson
and wife. Charles A F1ske; Mrs. FRANK n.
haney, Miss Fitzgerald, Mr.. Smith Shom-
pop, jr., Charles Keil and wife, Miss Carrie
E. Boyce and Mr.. George Boyce. Or,
Miss Ethel F'iske and Miss Margaret
Forbes are in Atlantic City. where they
expect to spend two weeks at the Hotel lro-
Quois.
Mr.. and Mrs Elias Raft leave today for
an extended trip to Atlantic City, New York
and Niagara Falls.
Tuesday evening the Saengerbund was the
recipient of a very agreeable surprise AFTER
the regular rehearsal Mr.. Paul Brandsteot
emerged from the throng OF singers and
presented to the president, Mr.. Waldmann.
in behalf of his mother-in-law, Mrs: Gott-
hide Barthel, a beautifully executed sepia
crayon of her late husband. Inc presldent
accepted the gift with short BETTING
speech with words Of praise and gratitude
for its late honorary member The picture
is from the studio of Mr.. Gustave Dieter1ch
of New York. brother OF the WIDOW. Inc
evening was a very pleasant one, and be-
tween singing and toasting the hours pass
ed quickly and pleasantly. Especially good
was the rendition of the favorite, our i'm
mortal Fosters last song, "Old Black Joe,
by the active members under the direction
Of it's able conductor. Mr.. Xander.
Miss Mary Donohue. 11O7 4th street north
east has gone to Harrisburg, "a, 10 re-
turn about October l.
Miss Christine Kieny of 1928 18th street
southeast has returned to the city aIter q
stay at Manassas. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Oates and Miss Lulu
spending vacation time in Loudoun county,
Va.
Miss Mary Power of 1905 N street north
west, accompanied by her cousin. Miss
Anna Mccarthy. is stopping at the Elberan.
Atlantic City.
Mrs. William p. Pope Of Columbus Miss,
who with her two little boys has been
spending the summer with the family Of
her father, Mr.. Fred Beall. left this morn
ing for home accompanied by her mother.
Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Schloer have returned
from Atlantic City. New York and Phia-
delphia, where they spent several weeks. -
Mrs Fred Beall of 1890 Euclid street
left yesterday for extended visit to her
old home. friends and kinspeople in Mssis-
sippi. She will visit Mobile. Birmingham
and Atlanta before returning.
Miss Estella Brown of Kenilworth, D. c.,
Is spending the week with Miss Catherine
Hunter on Seaton street.
Mrs. Fanny Hunt Howard. Miss Edith
Howard and Miss Maggie Deane are visit
too hH-o H..