Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WEDDING DAY NEAR FOR JUDGE
McCoMAS AND MRS. MUIR.
Have Planned Honeymoon Tour of
Europe-A London Ball.
Personals.


young and attractive WIDOW of Judge Upton
w. Muir of LOUSY lie, Ivy. The couple
will sail on the Adratic July II from New
York. and purpose to spend the summer
on the continent Upon their return they
will take up residence at 2101 Wyoming
avenue, corner of Connecticut avenue,
which the judge recently purchased. The
marriage ceremony will be a quiet one
Mrs. Muir spent last winter in this city
with her mother, Mrs Julian Harrison Of
New York, but since the news Of her APP
preaching marriage became known has
been with her relatives at their summer
homes. She has two children son and
daughter, who will spend the time of their
mothers absence abroad witt their rela-
tives.
Mrs. Anthony Drexers ball last night at
her London residence was attended not
only by English royalties, but nearly all
the wealthy Americans who have been con-
spcuous in the season thus far at the
British capital. Mrs. Drexel was gowned
in white satin with gold embroideries and
diamond and pearl ornaments. Her eight
-year-oldN daughter, Mss Marguerite
Drexel, whose formal debut was thus ac-
centuated. and who is reputed to be one
of the most beautiful of the American girls
ever seen in London, was dressed in white
tulle iiecked over with rose petals A rose
bud was worn in her hair. This debutante
has been presented at Buckingham Palace
this season. and has been seen at all of
the fashionable events since
Mrs William H. Rupp announces the
marriage of her daughter, Ruth Elizabeth,
to Mr.. Henry Edwin Vinsinger of Elkton,
Md
New York city, was witnessed by a small
family party. After a short trip the bride
and groom will return to Elkton, where
they will occupy Partridge HILL the coun-
try home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott,
cousins of the groom, who are abroad for
the summer. After October Mr.. and Mrs
Vinsinger will take possession of their
own home.
Miss Faith G. Stock, Miss Nellie r
Moriarty, Miss Minnie Hutchinson and
Mrs Hutchinson sail for Europe today, to
be gone two months.
Miss Annie V. Pallas of 92S Jneraham
street, Brightwood Park, and Mrs. How
ard Hoover of 9Th street northwest left
last Sunday for Jamestown. and expect
to return the end of the week
Mrs w. A. Porterfield, formerly of
Washington, but now of Hobart Okla
homa, is visiting friends here en- route
for the jamestown exposition. and would
be pleased to see her friends at 1887 u
street northwest.
The Red, White and Blue Club gave mic
mic at Sycamore Island on the Fourth Din
ner and supper were served on the lawn
and games and music enlvened the interval.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard V. Mills were in
charge of the affair. Dancing filled the late
evening. These participating included Mr..
and Mrs. Wilcox, Col. and Mrs. A. P. Grant,
DR.. F. l. Weber, Miss c. Taymen, Mrs. c.
Do,- onI
C. A. Quinn. Mr.. K. Forrest, Miss s. Atchi-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. E j.. Babcock, Mr. and
Mrs. Bell, Miss Elsie McIntre May, Miss
Anna Brown, Mr.. j. R. Ermant, Mr.. R.
Jones, Miss D. Dalrymple and Miss E.
Dalrymple of England, DR.. King. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood w. McIntire, Miss Marjorie
McIntire, Mr.. A. Petello, DR.. and Mrs Par
sons Mr.. McCabe, Miss Hattie Crump, Mrs.
Gonnoty, DR.. Thompson and DR. Fredera.
Mrs NJ NJ Watson and her mother Mrs
S. p. Pearson of Capitol HILL have gone to
western Pennsylvania for two months
sojourn.
Mr. Otto Sahli, secretary to the Swiss le-
CATION, accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ters, Misses Louise and Ida. will leave this
evening for Warrenton. Va, where they
will spend the month of July.
Mrs Benham will go to her country place
on Long Island tomorrow, where she will
be Joined by her mother, Mrs. Riley, who
spends her winters here and who has been
with another daughter in New York for
some weeks.
DR.. and Mrs Augustus S. Hydrick of
Orangeburg, S. c.. have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Miss Henrietta
Hydrick, and Passed Midshipman Gardiner
Lennon Caskey, United States Navy The
prospective groom was second honor man
of the class of 1907, having been graduated
from the Naval Academy with the advanced
section in September, 1908. His home is in
Detroit, Mich Miss Hydrick is sister of
Passed Midshipman j. L. Hydrck. class !
mate Of the groom to be. Midshipman Cas-
key is attached to the battleship Connect |
cut. |
Mrs. L. L. Thompson and her mother, |
Mrs. Swain, widow of Gen. David G. |
Swain. United States Army. have taken a
cottage at Atlantic City, N. j., for the
season.
A pleasant time was spent last evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Hunter $50 Westminster street, the event
being the fifth anniversary OF their we'd
ding. A large number OF presents were
dered by Mrs. c. Macauley and Miss Sarah
WetzeI. After music and dancing the
guests repaired to the dining room. where
a dainty repast awaited them. The dining
room was handsomely decorated in red,
white and blue. and souvenirs were given
tied with red white and blue ribbon. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w A
clarke Mr.. and Mrs B. Olive Mr. and Mrs
w wetzel. Miss Jennie Weinberger, Mrs.
C. Macauley. Mrs F. Ham, Mr.. G. III,
Railing. Mr.. B. Clarke, Miss Mead, Miss
Sarah Wetzel. Mr.. Tom Elliott Mrs Morn
!1ssta: and son, Mr. and Mrs John H.
Hunter and their little daughters. Louise
and Gertrude Hunter.
Miss Mabel Rheem Reiss left today for
Orkney Springs, Va, where she will spend
the season.
Mrs Daugherty. the wife of Commissioner
Harry K. Daugherty Of the Spanish treaty