Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-31
Engagements Noted and Wedding
Days Named-Travel Plans.
Personals.

The minister of Colombia and Nine. Cor
ties sailed today for England, having been
obliged to defer their departure much later
than they expected last spring.
Mrs. Chancellor, wife of DR.. c. w. Chan
cellor of this city, gave a bridge luncheon
in her villa, Kle!nesheim, at Narragansett
Pier yesterday.
Mrs. Annie E. Murphy, accompanied by
her daughter Miss Agnes de Richie Muir
and Miss Mary Joyce Crowley at the
Brandon, Basic City, for the month of Sep
TENDER.
A party of young people of this city are
visiting Miss Nan White at her beautiful
home Mount Nelo, Md. Among them are
Miss Maude Delaplaine, Miss Theo Dutrow,
Miss Brooks and Messrs. Green, Reynolds,
Yates and Price.
DR.. L. D. Wilson and family left today
for Atlantic City, to be gone several weeks.
Mr.. Archibald w. Brown of Newburgh,
N. Y, formerly of this city, is at the Ra-
leigh Hotel.
During the month of August the following
Washingtonians have been at St. George
Island: Mr. and Mrs Casselman and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoover and baby,
Mrs. A. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brown
and family, Miss Edith Bond. Miss Mary
Bond, Mrs. c. Hartigan and grandson, Mrs
Dowden, Miss Louise Dowden, Mr. and
Jack Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Saxty and
Frederic, Miss Grace Ogle and niece
Adrienne LIE Merle: Miss Virginia Pun
phrey, Mr.. A Daniels. jr., Mr.. George Sui
Bond, Miss Patch, Mr.. Wood, Miss Anna
Nicholson, Mr. Herman Spinner, Mr.. Jack
Sherman, Prof. F. Molby and Richard.
Mr.. H. Ober Mr.. Edmonson, Mr.. Hartzfeldt
and Rev. Dr. Mott
Mrs. Margaret NJ. Ball announces the
engagement of her daughter, Frances Vir-
gina, to DR.. ]. Franklin Hilton The we'd
ding will take place in the fall.
Miss Mabel E. Edwards of 1716 B street
southeast and Miss Catherine NJ. Pauus
of 424 18th street southeast left Wash
ington today for James town and Old Point
Comfort, where they spend a week or So
Miss Anna Duffy, formerly of this city
but now of Brooklyn. N. Y, is the guest
of Miss Lottie A. Waters. 242 P street
northwest where she will be pleased to
see her friends.
Miss Letitia Duffy. formerly of this city
but now of Brooklyn. N. Y, is the guest
of Miss Bertha Ottenburg, 1898 U street
northwest where she will be pleased to see
her friends.
Mr. and Mrs Chester B. Graham of
Brooklyn, n. Y, who have been visiting
the parents of Mrs. Graham in lexington
returned to Brooklyn. today Mrs. Graham
was formerly Miss Jennette Kemon
The marriage of Miss Pearl syncox
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James Syncox
to Mr.. Wilbur Milstead. both of Virginia.
groom's sister. Mrs. S. Sissons, 434 Park
road northwest, at high noon today, DR..
c. H. Waters officiating. The parlor was
decorated with palms and roses.
Miss Eliza Shearman Green has gone to
visit her uncle, Charles S. Green, at Roar
ing Branch. Lycoming county. Pa.
Miss Clara N Stewart of 1917 street
northwest has gone to central Ohio and
Kentucky for an indefinite stay. having
an uncle
Mrs. ]. Curran and family of Capitol
Hill. who are spending the greater part of
the summer in Martinsburg, W. Va. will
return to the city about the middle of Sep
TENDER
Capt. F. P. Avery and wife have opened
their apartment at the Portsmouth for the
month of September. Capt Avery is on
leave of absence for one month from Cuba.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Blanford of Georgetown
and Mrs. Blanche Waters Hall, formerly of
Georgetown. now of Riverdale. Md: leave
today for a months outing in the Adiron-
dacks. They will return by way of Lakes
Champlain and George. New York city
and jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. White. 314 Mclean
avenue southwest, announce the marriage
Of their daughter Minnie Belle to Mr..
Charles H. Donohue Tuesday evening" Au-
Chapel by Rev. H L. Lynn. The bride
was becomingly gowned in white silk trim
med with lace. The only attendants were
Mr.: 7: J. Davis, brother-in-law Of the bride,
Ion etc
s. L. Wheeler also witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. Ernest Wheeler cousin Of the bride,
was best man. After the ceremony a re-
ception followed for the family only.
Mrs. James H. Mertwether-ef s street
has left for a two weeks stay in the Blue
Ridge mountains Of West Virginia.
Miss Agnes L. Meriwether will soon leave
the New Jersey coast for Troy, Pa, where
she goes to attend the Smith-Scurlock we'd
ding.
Mrs. E. Schnebel and son Ernest of Capt.
toll Hill have gone on a trip by sea to
Baltimore They will visit jamestown on
their return home, also Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
The marriage Of Miss Louise Humric-
house. only daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Hum
richouse Of Hagerstown, to Mr.. John Ridge
ly, jr., son of Capt. and Mrs. John Ridgely
of Hampton, will take place Saturday. Oc-
tober %, at ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church, Hagerstown. Mr. d. Stewart
Ridgely will be his brothers best man and
Miss Margaret Loose will be maid of hon
or. The future residence of the prospective
bride and groom will be in st. Louis.
The friends of Mrs. George E. Cruise of
Fanwood, N. j., formerly Miss Nellie E.
White of this city, will welcome the news
that she is out of danger and will recover
from the serious injuries received in an
automobile accident last week. Mrs Cruise
has been removed from the hospital to the
home Of Mr.. ]. Kirke Bosler, at Carlisle
Pa, and it is hoped that she may be
brought to her own home shortly. Mr..
Cruise and little Donald were uninjured.
A pretty wedding took place at noon We'd
nesday, August %, when Miss Anna Emma
Trede and Mr.. Harry Fellinger We're mar
ried by Rev. ]. Luther Frantz pastor of st.
Marks Lutheran Church, at the brides
residence, Ga D street southwest. The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Selma Trede, as flower girl, and Miss Helen
Gottsmann as ring bearer, while Mr.. John
Trede, brother of the bride, acted as best
Miss Barbara TeaRle DlaEed we'd