Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE LoNGwoRTHs' VISIT TO THE
PACIFIC COAST.
Wedding Dates Announced for Au
tumn Events-Travel Plans.
Personal Notes.


Sundays San Francisco papers. was the
arrival, brief stay and departure Of the
visiting Longworths. They made the trip in
James Phelan's and Thomas Magee's cars
from San Francisco. In the party were, be-
sides Representative and Mrs. Longworth,
Mr.. RAelan and Mr. Magee, Mrs. J. Dow
ney Harvey Miss Genevieve Harvey and
Enrique Grau On the way down many diff
ferent points of interest occupied the atten-
ton Of the guests of honor and they ap-
peared greatly pleased with the country
they passed through. Luncheon was en-
5oyed at the Hotel Vendome, San Jose. and
a brief stop made. Between San Jose and
| Del Monte, 1t is said Mrs. Longworth
drove, and very skllfully, Mr.. Phelan's
large car a part of the way. That even
Ing, attired in effective dress of the
simple cut she has always shown
preference for in her gowns, the Presi-
dents daughter, decidedly French in
style and very chic. was the center of at
traction. number of prominent guests of
the hotel were presented in the course of
the evening and were very cordially re-
ceiVed Representative Longworth's mega
tive answer to the query as to whether
President Roosevelt would accept a third
term at the White House was modified by
his wife with the laughing suggestion,
Papa will talk for himself" A group
photograph was secured of the party be-
fore Its start on the homeward run, and
II certainly had charming background
IN the fine grounds at Del Monte Mrs.
Longworth smilngly acknowledged the
courtesy proffered in the bands spirited
rendition of The Star Spangled Banner" as
she stepped into the autocar She wore on
that occasion a becoming dark blue travel
Ing dress with q large picture hat. The
latter was discarded soon after getting out
of the hotel grounds for a headgear more
suitable for motoring.
The Dowager Duchess Of Manchester
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erlck Vanderbilt at their country place in
Hyde-Park- on-the-H Hudson, was in New
York yesterday and will come to this city
for a brief visit shortly.
| Mr.. Warren L. Wagner and Miss Eunice
Ruth McNichols of Riverdale, Nd. were
quietly married this morning by the Rev.
Or. Alexander Kent, pastor of the Peoples
| through New England. They will be at
home after November l at their future res
| idence. Riverdale, Md.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ransdell announce the mar
| rage of their daughter Mary Cathcart
Ransdell, to Dr. Richard A. Warner, US N,
Thursday, September &c Only the imme-
date families were present at the cere-
mony, and no announcement cards have
| been issued.
Owing to a recent death in the family,
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Nordlnger 1871 Bilt-
| more street, will not receive Sunday Sep
| TENDER %.
Miss Matte Bell entertained a number Of
her friends at her home on Capitol Hill
Wednesday evening September % Music
| and dancing were enjoyed until late hour,
| when the guests retired to the tastefully
| ture of the evening was Rotations by Miss
| Genevieve Watkins. Those present were
| the Misses Nellie Brady, Mary Hinwood
Bernice Hinwood. Della Crowther. Georgia
/ II mi ms nrpia he
| Ruth Berkeley. Eta Watkins, Sadie Wat
! kins. Genevieve Watkins and Matte Bell
| Messrs. Walter NARROW. Joseph Hinwood
| George Downs, Perry Baldwin George
| Watts, Irving Gessford, Monta Bell and
John Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker and Mr.
| and Mrs. Bell.
| DR.. James Stuart and family of 1915 18th
| street northwest after a pleasant trip to
| the jamestown exposition and surrounding
| points of interest have returned home.
! Miss Louise Claggett of Brookland, D. c.,
has returned home after a visit of six
| weeks at her old home in Montgomery
county. Nd. and also with friends In
adjacent counties.
| Mrs. James Wilson Kennerley and daugh-
| ter Eleanor of Pueblo. Col, are making
| brief visit to Mrs Kennerleys parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. LASER. 1927
Girard street northwest. Mrs. Kennerley
is pleasantly remembered in Washington
| by host of friends, who will be delighted
| to renew former acquaintance.
| Miss Ida Quinn and Mr.. E. Werton
Brown of Seat Pleasant, Nd. were quietly
married by Rev. Mr.. Williams at Trinity
| Church, Washington, d. c., Wednesday,
tendants being Miss Agnes Nalley, friend
| of the bride, and Mr.. j. f. Brown, brother
of the groom. The bride is the daughter of
| Mrs. Mack Quinn Of Delaware. Mr.. Brown
Of nd t,po Il
| f. Brown of Seat Pleasant, Nd. The bride
| was attired in a pretty gown of cream
| lansdowne over silk. with trimmings of
| rich lace, hat and gloves to match. She
| carried a bouquet of bride roses. After the
| ceremony a wedding reception was ten
| dered the young couple at the residence of
| Mrs. NJ V. Carrick, the brides aunt, with
whom she has recently made her home. No
| invitations were issued and only the imme-
| date families of the contracting parties
| were present. The bride was the recp-
| lent of many beautiful and useful presents,
| among them being fine collection of cut
glass and silver. After a short wedding
| trip in the north Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will
reside at Seat Pleasant, Md, where Mr..
| Brown has recently had erected a hand
some home, which he has furnished in a
most complete manner.
The residence of Commander Kittell. U.
| S. N, at 2229 California avenue, has been
| leased by Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin.
| The marriage of Miss Montague to Lieut.
| Muslin U. S. N. of Philadelphia, will take
place October 26 at Christ Church, Balti-
more, and will be followed by a breakfast
| at the residence of Miss Montagues sister
Mrs. Basil Gordon at 900 North Charles
street. Mrs. Gordon, who has been abroad
for several months. will return this week
| to Baltimore. The bride-elect is now visit
| ing friends in Baltimore.
Senior Godoy counselor of the Mexican
| embassy, returned to Washington early this
| week with Nine. Godoy and their daughter
Miss Mercedes Godoy. They are at the
Shoreham
Miss Gertrude Robinson and Mr.. George
| Edwin Baker of London will be married
next Monday morning at the Church of the
| incarnation and will go abroad after a
| short period of travelling in this country
| st. Patrick's Church was the scene of a
pretty wedding Wednesday. September %,
when Miss Nellie Columbia Rocca and Mr.
Michael O'Hanlon We're married by Rev
Father Smyth. The bride wore a travelling
suit of tan wolfe, with hat to match, and
carried a shower bouquet of white roses
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Blanche Pauline Rocca, who was attired