Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-12
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
WASHINGToNIANS DOING NEW
HAMPSHIRE HILLS IN AUTOS.
Engagements and Wedding Days of
Interest Here-Travel Plans.
Personal Notes.

! The assistant secretar OF the w and
| Mrs. Newberry and their sons and daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. L. Loose. formerly of this city;
| Miss kibbey, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Woodbury.
and Mrs a. C. Foster of this city are au-
tomob!ng in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Maxwell of Glen Cove, L. l., has
| announced the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Molie c. Maxwell, and Mr.. Joseph Z.
Davis of West Virginia.
Both Miss Maxwell and Mr.. Davis have
taken lively interest in horse shows and
racing meets. both having entered horses at
the last show held a: the kennels near Bal
| tmore.
Mr.. Davis is a brother of Mrs Fairfax
! Landsireet. He is a OF the late William
| X. Davis and a nephew of former Senator
Henry G. Davis
The wedding will take place at Glen
| Cove some time late in October.
| The marriage of Miss Amy Angel Collier
| of New York, daughter of Mrs. Peter Col
lier "a; and niece of President James B. Angel
OF the University of Michigan, and Mr.. Gil
| bert Holland Montague of New York will
| occur October } at O'Clock at the Church
OF the Epiphany, New York city: The best
| man will be jose PHI O. Proctor, jr., of Bos
ton and the maid of honor Miss Amy AID
rich, cousin of the bride.
The ushers will be Chester Holmes AID
rich. Judge William NJ Wadhams, Mark
| Sullivan, Harold Benjamin Clark, B. II.
lnness Brown and Medberry Blanchard, all
| OF New York city.
Miss Collier is the daughter of the late
! Peter Collier. formerly chief chemist of
! the Cnlteu States Department of Agrcu-
! ture in this city and later director of the
! United States experiment station at Ge-
| neva, N. Y. She is the cousin of Richard
| Aidrch, who married Miss Margaret Chan
| Ter, sister of Lieut.. Gov. Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanler, and of DR.. Frank Angel of Stan
| ford University, who married Miss Louise
| BaNard, daughter of
| State, Thomas F. Bayard
DR.. L. D. Wilson and family of this city
| are spending the month at Atlantic City
with large party of friends
happy party. consisting of Misses Sue
! Mahany, Nan Sullivan, Amanda Quigly,
Matte Smith, Mollie Quigly and Mrs. Lii
Ian Smith. will leave the city this evening
| leave jamestown Sunday via the water
route to New York and will return here
! next week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles n. Tucker and fam
| lily have returned to the city after spend
| ing the entire summer at Watson cottage,
Colonial Beach, Va.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Beck and sister, Miss Her.
| mine koss, have returned from Atlantic
| City.
Mrs. John DENLY Hird, with her two sons.
has just returned from a pleasant stay at
!
| Mrs. Thomas, wife of Mr.. ]. Gordon
| Thomas of Culpeper, Va, is attending the
jamestown exposition for week with her
| brother-in-law, Mr.. c. P Thomas, and sis
| ter-in-law, Miss Myrtle Thomas of this city.
Mrs. Paul Franklin Mackey, formerly
Miss Cecile McLaurine of U street north
west. has returned to her home in Oklahoma
after a two months stay in Colorado
| Springs and Manitou, Col
| Mrs. Annie A. Fowler has returned to her
| home on Capitol Hill after a very elightful
sojourn of six months in the state of Wash
! ngton, where she went to visit her son,
| Leonard Fowler. Mr.. Fowler is the editor
| of the Republic, the leading paper of the
| Wenatchee valley.
The Misses Nellie NJ. Madden, Catherine
| c. Barrett and Harriet Barrett are spend
| ing their vacation at Bluemont, Va.
Miss B. G. Williams and Mr.. j. A. Letting
well were quietly married last evening at
7:3O O'Clock, at Epiphany Chapel, 18th and
| c streets southwest The ceremony was per-
bride was given away by her grandmother
| Mrs. Elizabeth Mulloy. Those who wit
| messed the ceremony were Mrs II. T. Smith,
mother of the groom; Miss Grace Williams
and Miss Virgie Smith. Mr.. and Mrs LET
| fngwell will reside at the Roosevelt apart
| mentS.
| Miss Irene Cathryne Smith, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith and Mr.. Clar-
| ence Aloysus Hurley were married last
| evening at o'clock at st. Peters Church.
| I'd and streets southeast. by the Rev
Father Curlev The bride was dressed in
| crepe de chine. trimmed with lace. Her
| hat was adorned with plumes and she car
| ried Il shower bouquet Of bride roses and
| lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid, Miss
kathryne Hasett of Philadelphia, wore
white French batiste and carried pink
| roses. The best man was Mr.. Richard G.
Smith, jr., of this city, brother of the
| bride. A reception followed for the families
! and immediate friends of the contracting
parties. Later Mr.. and Mrs Hurley left
for an extended northern tour. Upon their
| return they will be pleased to receive their
| friends at 3OS 18th street southeast after
October 1.
The marriage is announced of Mr.. Bayard
| l.. Johns and Miss Grace Shreve. The
ceremony, which was performed August
! 20 by the Rev. DR.. Stratton in st. PauIs
| Church, Hagerstown, Md, a quiet one,
| owing to the illness of the brides brother