Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE CALvERT-DoRsEY WEDDING
AT ST. JOHNS TODAY.
Hospitalities for Bishop and Mrs. Sat
terlee-Travel Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.

| Edward Dunlap of st. Johns, will officiate.
| Mr.. Richard Peyton Whitley of Hyatts-
! vile will be best man, and the brides only
attendant will be Miss Rosalie e. S. Cal
| vert, sister of the bridegroom. The ushers
| will be Messrs George H. Caivert. jr..
! brother of the bird egroom. Richard Rob
erts of New York, Frank Sprigg Perry and
| DR.. Sothoron Key of this city. Owing to the
| deep mourning of the bridegroom family,
| no reception viii follow. The couple will
| make extended western tour. but TAX
| ing up their residence at MacAlpine Nd.
| Bishop and Mrs Henry Yates Satteree,
| who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George VIM
| throp Folsom at their Lenox place, Sunny
| Ridge, were the guests of honor at a large
dinner there last night. Yesterday Bishop
| and Mrs Satterlee met a number of the
| residents at luncheon given by Miss So
phia Furniss.
| Mrs Frances Elliott Reed, daughter of
| Mrs Henry Elliott of St. Louis, and Mr.. AL
| len V. COckrell an assistant secretary of
| the interstate commerce commission and
| son of ex-senator Francis NJ Cockrell of
Missouri. were married yesterday at the
home of the brides mother, at Spring Lake,
N. J. The bride wore rich dress of Irish
! lace. Mr.. Arthur s. Holloway was best
| man. Ex-senator Cockrell. Miss Cockrel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Gallaudet were
present. After Canadian tour, the couple
| will take up their residence at the Cockrell
home on R street.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred NJ Duckett announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss Re
becca E. Duckett, to John w. Probasco Of
Bridgeton, N. J.
Mrs Whitelaw Reid, Miss Reid and D. o.
Mills will arrive in New York from the Adj
| rondacks Thursday.
The entire Mcmillan family will gather
shortly at Manchester. Mass, for the we'd
ding on October II of Miss Mcmillan and
Lieut.. Col Sir John Harrington of England.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mcmillan, who are now
very shortly. Mrs. William c. Mcmillan of
Detroit, with her son, Mr. James Thayer
Mcmillan. and daughter, Miss Doris Nc
MILAN, left home yesterday for Manchester,
The marriage of Mr.. James Thayer Nc
MILAN and Miss Anne Davenport Russell
will take place in New York on October Is.
Yesterday at Bar Harbor Miss Eva
Courtlandt Palmer Of New York was mar
ried at Brookend. the cottage of her
mother, Mrs. Robert Able, to Angelo Ska
lianas a Greek poet. The wedding was
made picturesque by the costume of the
bride, who. though an American girl. wore
a classic Greek tunic OF purple and white
and jeweled sandals beneath bare feet,
while her hair, which reaches to the floor,
was loosely braided and crowned with
Greek fillet. This is a costume she has
adopted for permanent use, believing 1t to
De the most nealtn1ul.
The bridegroom also appeared in native
costume. The couple will go to Greece to
live after the honeymoon.
Miss Hattie Sergeant and Miss Alice sar-
geant are stopping at Bluemont Va.
DIR. and Mrs. Jesse B. schafhirt have re-
turned to the city from Buffalo.
Lieut.. and Mrs. E. g. sayer and daughter
are visiting the parents of Mrs. Sayer,
on1 AI,o thon Of fI,o LII
near Ballston, Va.
DR.. W. X. Butler and family have re-
turned from the White mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jaegle of TO
E street southeast are at Atlantic City.
DR.. E. c. Rice and family have returned
to the city.
Mrs L. Losekam and granddaughter,
Miss Gertrude Parsons of Takoma Park
have returned from an extended northern
trip of five weeks.
DR.. T. B. Kramer and family of 634 A
street southeast are at Virginia Beach and
will visit the Jamestown exposition.
Mr. JOS Jacob and family. formerly of
eos P street northwest. are now located at
The Cliffbourne. 1855 Calvert street north
west.
After a pleasant soiourn in. the mountains
DR.. and Mrs. Deffenderfer have returned to
their home on Columbia road.
Mrs. J. A. Anderson Of Oakland, Cal, for
merly Miss Adele Wansleben of this city,
and children. who have been visiting rela-
tives here for several months. will leave for
California Friday. Mr.. Anderson has built
a new home for his family during their So
journ here, and they will now live in Ala
media instead of Oakland.
Mrs. Mary Lee and daughter, Miss Ellen
Lee, are spending two weeks at Norfolk
and the jamestown exposition. They are
expected to return the latter part Of this
week.
Miss Edna Frank of Capitol Hill and Miss
Grace Pugh Of Cincinnati. Ohio. are in
New York. They will visit Atlantic City,
Philadelphia. Norfolk and the exposition.
Mrs F. E. orvis of ST. Louis is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Swan, at
Riverside. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Irion, the latter for
merly Miss Anne Kathryn Evans, bride
of last spring. are now located at 1OS 9Th
street northeast where they will be pleased
to see their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Irion
spent the early summer months at Chevy
Chase. Nd.
Miss Mary F. Warner and Miss N. L.
White of this city registered at the Paris
Office of the New York Herald yesterday
Miss Beulah Minter and Mrs. Florence
Boggess left Saturday for a short visit to
friends at Lower Maryland Point, on the
Potomac.
Surrounded by the representatives of
three generations on the shaded lawns Of
their ancestral home Mr. and Mrs Milton
Bosley. two Of the older and better known
residents of Hartford county. Md. recently
celebrated with old-time hospitality the
fiftieth anniversary Of their marriage Mr.
and Mrs. Bosley were married at the home
of William F. Treadwell, father OF Mrs
Bosley. in Unionville, Md, September T.
1857. and Saturday last the fifty years of
their marital companionship expired. The
celebration in some respects took the form
of family reunion. it brought together
the brothers and sisters and relatives, some
Of whom had not seen each other in a num-
Der OF years.
The entire day was devoted to the cele-
bration. some of the children and grand
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Bosley arriving at
the Bosley homestead several days ahead
of time The various rooms and Railways
on the first floor Of the home were deco
rated with golden rod and greens. In the
afternoon the family lunched beneath the
trees on the lawn. and in the evening they
assembled in the dining room, where din
ner served. The old couple were