Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-07
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
CoMINGs AND GoINGs OF IN
TEREsTING PEOPLE.
Weddings Here and There Holding
Attention-Timely Per-
sonals-Notes.

Attention-Timely Per-
sonals-Notes.
| Senator and Mrs. Albert ]. Beveridge,
the latter formerly Miss Catherine Eddy.
are now in Indianapolis and will return
to this city next month.
| The marriage of Miss Nancy Britt
! Chapman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
P. Chapman of Smithf1eld, Va, and Mr..
Howard Clifford Bangs of this city is
announced for Thursday of this week at
the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold williams. 1r., of
Brooklne, Mass. the latter formerly Miss
Katherine Craig of this city, are in deep
| bereavement by reason Of the death re-
Gently of their four-year-old son.
Mrs. Ava McCulley of Columbus Ohio,
has announced the engagement of her
| daughter Ina to Mr.. Robert R. Barringer
of Ironton. Ohio. formerly of this city.
| The wedding will take place in February.
| The New York Herald says today that
| by mutual consent the engagement of
| Miss Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard Stevens of
New York to Mr.. William H. Emory, jr.,
| son of Rear Admiral William H. Emory
| Y. s. N. has been broken. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Stevens and Miss Stevens have left New
York to spend the winter in Italy.
Miss Elsie Aldrich, the youngest daugh-
| ter Of Senator and Mrs. Aldrich, will be
a debutante Of the coming season and it
| Is said will first be presented to the home
friends of the family at tea to be given
at Warwick Neck, the Providence n. -
| estate Senator
| Miss Ada Lucretia Chamberlin of this
city was among the bridesmaids attend
| Ing Miss GetZ at her marriage last week
at Tarentum. Pa. to Mr.. Daniel H. Core
| of Pittsburg. Miss Jessie l.. Core and
| Mr.. Paul Core of this city were present
at the wedding.
Miss Emily Reid of this city is a men,
Der of a house party now being enter
tanned by Mrs. S. A. Wetzler in Richmond
The engagement is announced of Miss
Emily Reeves Henry of Philadelphia to
Mr. William Coleman Freeman of Wash
| ington and Lebanon, Pa. Mr.. Freeman is
the son Of the late William Freeman Of
| Washington, Is member of the Metro
politan Club and when in this city resides
with his sister, Mrs. Buckingham.
| Pay Inspector and Mrs. Thomas ].
Cowie announce the engagement of their
daughter Ethel to DR.. Robert Emmett Led
better, United States Navy. The wedding
will take place this fall.
| quiet but pretty marriage took place
Saturday afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. H. D. King, when her niece
Miss Rosa Lee Atwill, became the bride of
Mr. Charles c. Thrift. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. James H. Taylor of
the Central Presbyterian Church. The
| bride was dressed in a becoming tailored
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and carried bride roses Immediately
after the ceremony the couple left for the
! jamestown exposition. After November
they will be at home to their friends at
| kinsale, Va.
Mrs. M. M. X. White and daughter, Miss
Amy, left today for Xena, Ohio to attend
the twenty-fifth annual meeting of the
| Presbyterial Home Mission Synodical So
ciety and visit relatives. Mrs. White will
also stop at Steubenville to visit her son
and attend the state w. c. T. U. con-
vention to be held there the fourth week
| of October.
and friends in Philadelphia and Stras-
| burg. Pa.
Miss Freda B. Lindheimer and Mr.. Silas
e. Rosenthal were quietly married yester
day afternoon al 4:30 o'clock at the home
of the bride, 1915 T street northwest The
| ceremony, which was performed by the
| Rev. Louis Stern of the Eighth Street
Temple, was witnessed by the immediate
| families of the bride and groom. The bride
was unattended and was becomingly
gowned in light brown cloth suit, with a
chic hat to match, and carried shower
bouquet of violets. lilies Of the valley and
the ceremony the couple left for a
| honeymoon journey, going to Niagara
| Falls, Buffalo, Canada and New York
city. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal will reside
| 1t otkyy
October 20 at the Ashley 18th and v
streets northwest.
Miss Lucy E. Donnan of this city will
| be bridesmaid for her cousin, Miss Helen
| Fl. Donnan, at her marriage to Mr.. Will
| liam Miller Wardrop at Newcastle, Pa,
| tomorrow night
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Abbot left yesterday
| for a two weeks vacation in New Hamp-
shire.
Dr. and Mrs Chas l. West have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
| Wednesday, October 8, the United
States Marine Corps, stationed at Wash
| ington barracks. will hold its second
dance in the post gymnasium. Prepara-
| lions have been made to make this dance
the best in years. as 1t is a farewell to the
attachments of men detailed for survey
work in New York. which will leave
| Thursday morning for that city, to be
gone for three months.
| Mr.. Ernest Admire of Yankeetown, Ind,
and Miss Lottie Lamoine Majors of
Wythevi,le. Va. were married at the
home of the brides brother. Mr.. Arthur 8.
Majors. Philadelphia street. Congress
Heights. D. c., Saturday, october 8.
1t was said in Newport Saturday that
November 4 would be the date of the
wedding of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and
Count Szechenyi of Hungary, but no
definite announcement has been made by
| the family in regard to the date or the
arrangements for the wedding.
| Some of the cottagers at Newport are
wondering where the wedding Is to be
held. Count Szechenyi is of the Catholic
faith and Miss Vanderbilt of the Profess
tant Episcopal faith. Late this afternoon
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, mother Of Miss
Gladys. called at the city hall, to secure
a certified copy of her daughters birth
record. This, she gave those in the city
clerks Office to understand. had to be
sent to Hungary, the native land Of Count
SZechenyi, before they could be married.
| Invitations have been issued here for
the marriage Of Miss Elsie Bacon Of Com
monwealth avenue and Mr.. Joseph c..
| T oyeripp both Of ROStOn to take Mace