Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-12


York Yacht Club.
reunion of the Thatcher family is be-
ing held at the home of p w. Jury al La
Harpe. KAN Mrs. Jury being the hostess
on this occasion. entertaining her three
sisters, Mrs Wilson of Gardner, III; Mrs.
Sarvis of Bookings. S. d; Mrs Gardner
| of Washington, ID. c., and their only
brother, DR.. A. w. Thatcher of Webb CITY,
Mo. and a brother-in-law. Mr. Sinclair
OF Macon. Ill This family has been sepa-
rated for about thirty years. Mrs. Wilson
is accompanied by her daughter Mrs
Bull of Gardner. Ill; Mrs. Sarvis by her
, daughter of North Dakota. The first
evening WAS devoted to merrymaking
lowed by recitations and family reminis-
cenceS.
Miss Hannah E Clarke who has been
visiting her sister. Miss Gertrude Clarke at
90 X street northwest, returned yesterday
| to her home in Atlanta Ga
Miss Helen c. LeCain left the CITY for
trip to the jamestown exposition. Norfolk
Old Point Comfort and Ocean City. Later
she will be Joined by Miss Margaret Keefe
who is now in the Blue Ridge mountains
Mrs. ]. S. Warmbath and her sister. Mrs.
e. Barrett, are making a two months tour
of Massachusetts and Canada
MIS- II. L. LeVeS and Miss Blake have
moved from 1928 Corcoran street to 1896 Q
street.
Miss Edyth H. Smith and Miss Sara
olivia Moore are at Colonial Beach for
weeks stay
Miss Lillian Severs and Miss Viola
Hoover have returned to the city after a
pleasant ten days visit at Linwood House,
Colonial Beach.
Mr.. Ward McCullum and Mr. Arthur w.
Tucker have left the city for a weeks stay
| at Atlantic City. Afterward they will visit
Coney Island and New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Plowman of 2I35 L.
street northwest are spending a few days at
Atlantic City. They will also take in New
York, Buffalo and the falls. returning Au-
gust 20. Their young daughter Mary is
with them.
Messrs. Mornay D. Helm and William r.
Baum are at Aurora. w. Va, for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T A. Fitzgerald left Wash
ington Saturday for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mary T. Eliot and daughters are
spending the month of August in the
mountains of West Virginia. From there
they will go to Atlantic City for several
weeks.
Mrs. w. A. Moore entertained at an in
formal reception in honor of her guest
Mrs. j. B. Mcfarland of Flora. H., on
| Thursday, at her home, 40 9TH street north
east, Mesdames Schmaling. Seavers, Yauch-
| Ter and Deards assisted in serving buffet
lunch. The ladies whom Mrs. Mcfarland
| met were Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Mason
Mrs. Maltby. Mrs. Moore Mrs. Wertz, Mrs.
Love, Mrs Webster, Mrs. Magruder Mrs
| He'll. Mrs Stoddard, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Hol-
lingshead. Mrs. Crisp, Mrs. Holt, Mrs Sea-
| right Mrs. Gibson. Mrs Jones. Mrs. Aynie.
Mrs. Keller. Mrs. Kettler, Mrs. Weldon,
Mrs OConnel, !irs. Miller, Mrs Walz, Mrs
Palmer Mrs. Ochsenreiter. Mrs Gum Mrs
lanman, Mrs. Fluckey, Mrs. Nash and Mrs
Holland and the Misses Moore Fuller. Mer-
sheimer. Armbruster and Nolan of
| New York city.
Miss Ethel Tucker and Miss Lottie Will
| son left yesterday for Far Rocka way. Long
| Island; n: Y. where they expect to remain
Mr.. Joseph L. Lyons of North Carolina
avenue is spending ten days In Atlantic
| City.
Mrs. Edwin L. Brice and daughter. Miss
Rosetta ID. Brice of the Dupont, left the
city yesterday for the summer going to
New York, and from there to Saratoga
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Graham of this
city, sailed from New York the past week
for an extended tour of England and the
continent.
Mr.. Ben Goldberg and Mr. Ben Kabiskv
have returned from a two weeks stay at
Colonial Beach
Mr.. Max Rosenthal left the city for a
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
For long time the little town of Lewis
ton Me-, has not seen a prettier wedding
than occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs
wallace II. White, when their daughter
Miss Emme Frye White. was married to
n Inc
Ed Stevens of Cambridge Mass
The bride, who was escorted by her
father, entered the beautifully decorated
drawing room preceded by her six brides
maids, who held flower bedecked half
hoops, that formed a very attractive arch
way. under which the maid of honor the
matron of honor, and the bride all passed
The bridesmaids. who were Miss Marie
Thorne of Paterson. n j.; Miss Caroline
Littlefield of Rockland, Me: Miss Gail La
Wake. Miss Blanche Watson and Miss
Marion Doane. all of Boston, and Miss
Ethel Ham of Lewiston. were gowned in
dainty lingerie dresses, with wreaths Of
white flowers in their hair
The matron of honor. Mrs. w. H. White
jr., wore pink, and carried pink sweet peas
while the maid Of honor, Miss Elizabeth
Wilson of Washington D. c., wore white
embroidered batiste, and carried white
The brides gown was a white satin
princess, trimmed with exquisite duchess
lace, gift of her grandmother. She
rled white bride roses, and her long
veil was caught with myrtle. The groom
was attended by his classmates at Har-
ward. DR. James H. Young, as best man;
DR.. Achorn. DIR. Crosbie Mr.. Donald Cam
eron White and Mr.. Thomas H. White
The bride is well known in Washington
where she, with her cousin, Mrs. Carrot A
Hobart, jr., formerly Miss Caroline Briggs
spent the past three winters with their
grandfather, Senator William P. Frye
Miss CeleStine EuStiS of this city who ia
spending the summer at Bar Harbor, gave
a Swiss fete recently at her cottage Mare
Vista, in aid OF the new Catholic church of
that place. Booths were erected all over
the lawn and were gay with pink decora-
tons.
Mr.. J. Edward Libbey and wife OF 3O53 p
street at the Chalfonte, Atlantic CITY
for August
Mr.. and Mrs. HOLSTER Sturges, the latter
formerly Miss Jeanne Steele daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S Steele will sail
on the Carmania from New York for Eu-
rope Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs Sturges will be
absent year on a trip around the world
About four months will be spent in India
Mrs. Thomas Grimes of 4l5 o street ac-
har dana tod 1aCt