Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS VANDERBILT WILL BE
TWENTY-oNE NEXT MONTH.
Comings and Goings Of Well-Known
Persons-WeddingsA Ahead.
Personals.

Miss Gladys Moore Vanderbilt, the young
est of the five children of Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, will attain her majority next
month and will come into her share of her
fathers wealth, the total, over twelve
| millions, making her, it is said, the richest
eligible woman Of her age in this country.
During her fathers convalescence in this
city, following his first illness. and while
the family lived in the house corner of YER
| mont avenue and X street, now a part of
the Department of Justice, Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt played in Mcpherson Square.
She Is now abroad with her mother but
Newport rumor has 1t that they will be in
their summer palace, The Breakers dur
ing the height of the season, and that the
tWenty-first birthday anniversary of Miss
Vanderbilt will be appropriately celebrated.
Mrs. Carl Joerissen has closed her apart
ment in the Rochambeau and left this after
noon for New York, where she will join Mr..
Joerissen and sail Thursday to spend the
summer in France
Well-known persons sailing from New
York for Europe today included former
Senator and Mrs. w. A. Clark and Rev.
and Mrs. Clement Brown of this city.
Mr. John w. Ellis of New York one of the
two oldest Newport cottagers arrived yes
terday at ''Kingscote," making the journey
from Fall River by automobile, accom-
panied by hts son, Mr.. Ralph N. Ellis, and
his wife, who was formerly Miss Warder Of
this city.
Miss Schermeier of the Van Cortlandt will
take an extensive trip abroad this summer.
She Is to be chaperoned by Mrs. Brooke
Sewell Of Annapolis. They are to visit
manv places of the bQafen nafh in
England, Germany, Switzerland and France.
They will be away about four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. .Winans will
leave tomorrow for Oklahoma City, Okla,
where they will reside in the future
Miss Birdie voute, who has been Ill the
past six months at her home, 1901 I'D street
northwest, leaves today, for Edenburn, Va.
In the Blue Ridge mountains, to remain
until August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lndgren of the Gar
field will leave next Wednesday for New
port for stay Of three months.
Capt. and Mrs John Guest have closed
their house on Hillyer place and gone for
a three months trip travelling, expecting to
return October /.
Mr.. T. N. Phillips of the Navy Depart
ment, accompanied by Mrs. Phillips, left
on Monday evening for San Francisco, from
which point they will sail Tuesday the 9th
instant, on the steamer Korea for Yoko-
hama Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schwartz and the Miss
es Elsie, Ruth. Blanche, Sylvia and Master
Frank Schwartz have closed their city resi-
dence and are happily settled In their new
country house, the Palmer place." on
Bladensburg road, for the remainder Of the
summer.
Miss Florence M. Brown, general secre-
tary of the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation, will spend her vacation on trip
| to Alaska, visiting associations on the Pa
cific coast.
delegation of members of the Young
Women's Christian Association left Monday
afternoon to attend the summer conference
at Silver Bay. The delegation consists of
Mrs. VIM. Hamilton Bayly, president of the
association; Mrs. w. H. Hoeke, treasurer;
Miss Helen Woodward, first vice president;
Miss Margaret Johnson of the gymnasium
committee, Miss Grace Osborn, assistant
secretary; Misses Elizabeth Beall Barthe-
lou and Bessie Brown.
The members of the Pleasant Players
Club gave a surprise to one of their num-
Der, Mr.. Harvey G. Ellis, on Saturday even
| ing at his residence, 100 G street northeast,
| IT being Mr. Ellis sixty-tifth birthday. A
bountiful supper was prepared by the host
| and hostess. Those present were Mr.. and
| Mrs. T. j. Landrigen, Mr.. and Mrs John
| B. Ward Mr.. and Mrs. John Major Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Boss, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Garren, Dr. and
Mrs. Lee Spire. Mr.. and Mrs. David
J. Drake, Mrs. Mary Lewis and Mrs. May
O'Meara.
| Mr. and Mrs John H. Merillat of Uni
| versity place have invitations out for the
marriage Of their daughter, Edna Richard
son, to Mr.. Roy Moses. on Friday evening.
| Moses Is confidential clerk to the Secretary
| Of the Navy, and formerly resided at Erie.
Miss Henrietta Reichman of Brook
land. D. c.. and Mr.. Lewis Miller of Hy-
attsville, Nd. were married Wednesday
| evening, June 20. at the rectery of st.
| Pauls Rock Creek Church by Rev Chas
E. Buck. The wedding took place at 8
| o'clock in the presence of relatives, but
was followed by reception at the grooms
| home. to which several hundred guests
| were invited. bountiful supper was
served and music was furnished by an Or
| chestra. Miss Dorothy Dreyer, cousin of
| the bride. acted bridesmaid, and Mr..
| Stephen Miller, brother of the groom, was
| best man. The bridal gown was a soft and
becoming creation of white null and lace
| and the bride carried a shower bouquet of
bride roses The bridesmaid was attired in
white organdy, deliberately trimmed in val
| enciennes lace and Powered ribbons. She
| carried pink roses. The presents were nu-
merous and beautiful of silverware, cut
| glass and furniture. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
| will reside in Chillum, Nd.
The Misses Anna and Beula Dalzell of
| Washington circle have gone to the James,
| town exposition for stay of ten days.
| Saturday evening, June 20, Mrs. Benetta
| Stamp was married to Mr.. George L. Bun
| nell at the home of the BRIDE 115 It'll street
northeast, by the Rev. Mr.. Lawrence of
| Baltimore. The bride was becomingly at
tired in a princess gown of gray crepe de
| chine and lace and carried a shower bou-
quet Of bride roses. Her only attendant
was her daughter, Miss Theodore Stamp
| gowned in white organdie, carrying pink
| sweet peas. The bridal party stood in front
of small white altar decorated with palms,
| sweet peas and other flowers The rooms
| were beautifully decorated in pink and
palms. ferns and sweet peas. The couple
| received many beautiful gifts of cut glass;
silver and variety of other presents
Among the relatives present were the
| brides mother and father. Mr.. and Mrs.
| BENJAMIN Duckett; Mr.. Fred Binger, Mr.
Marbury R. Stamp, son of the bride; Mrs
Mary Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Packham,
Miss Marie Stamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Leapley and family, Mr.. Russell Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Duckett and daughter Mr. o.
Zangzinger, Mrs. Ann Knight Mrs. Charles
Estes Mrs. BERTHE Myers and daughter Mr.