Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16

ney Herndon, Mrs William D. Ogden and
Mrs. Charles Marsh Shepperson: The guests
were presented by Mr.. Edgar Warfield. In
| strumental music was rendered by Mrs.
| Edgar Carpenter and Mrs. Frank T. King,
and vocal music by Mrs. Robert F. Down.
| ham. special car brought the guests
from Washington among whom were Mrs.
Ralph Walsh, president of the District
| Daughters ofthe Confederacy; Mrs. Mamie
Heath, Mrs. James E. Mulcafe, Mrs. West,
! Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Callahan, Mrs. Rollins and Mrs. Clar-
endon Smith. The ladies of the Junior
Daughters having the reception in charge
| We're Mrs. David Janney Howell, Mrs. Ed
ward H. Kemper, Mrs. Samuel Gordon
| Brent, Miss Edna Alexander, Mrs Richard
| Gibson, Mrs. Edward X. O'Brien, Mrs. Rob-
| ert F. Downham and Miss Lottie Green
! we'll.
! Invitations have been received here for
| the marriage of Miss Mary Powell Page,
| daughter of DR.. and Mrs Robert Powell
| Page, to Mr. William Henry Patterson of
Petersburg, which is to take place Wednes-
day, June 10, at the home Of the bride-elect,
| near Berryyille.
! Miss Cora s. Jones' who has been attend
| ing school a Mount de Sales Convent, near
| Baltimore, has returned home for the sum-
| mer. Mr.. James FitZ-Gerald Jones has re-
| turned from William and Mary College,
| Williamsburg, where he recently took the
! degree of bachelor of arts.
| Mrs. Roderich Baynham Brooke of the
| Virginia Female Institute, Stanton and
! her son, Mr.. William Hill Thornton Brooke
who has just returned from school at st.
James, Md, are the guests of Mrs. Eleanor
| s. Washington Howard They will leave
Monday for Woodbury. Forest, Va, where
| they will spend the summer.
/ Miss Sophie Irene Nagel, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Nagel was married on
North Patrick street, to Mr.. Richard Moul-
| ton Pettey of this city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. William J. Norton rec
tor of Christ Episcopal Church. The bride
was gowned in white mousseline de sole
| over silk and carried a shower of bride
| roses and lilies of the valley. She was at
| tended by her sisters, Miss Mary Nagel
and Miss Ida Nagei. who wore white
| French organdy and carried bridesmaid
! roses. Only members of the immediate
families were present. The brides only
| ornament was an angels wing brooch,
studded with pearls and diamonds, the gift
! of the groom. After the ceremony Mr.. and
| Mrs. Pettey left for extended tour
| through the south. They will live in Wash
| ington, where the groom is official stenogra-
| pher of the bureau of navigation of the
Navy Department.
The regular monthly meeting of the 18th
| Virginia Regiment Chapter, United Daugh-
| tiers of the Confederacy, was held at Lee
| Camp Hall Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs.
| William D. Ogden in the chair. The others
present were Miss Loua Smoot, Mrs. Will
|
Richard Writ. Mrs William D. Wood, Mrs
| A. s. Doniphan, Miss Mary German, Mrs
| India Henderson, Mrs. R. S. Cleveland Miss
Annie Henderson and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Shepperson.
Miss Pauline Pretzfelder, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. Max Pretzfelder. will be married
| Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to Mr..
Morris Blumenfeld of Washington. There
| will be no attendants, and the ceremony
will be performed by Rabbi Stern of Wash
French mousseline over taffeta. trimmed
| with valenciennes lace; with 1t will be
worn tulle veil fastened with a wreath
| of lilies Of the valley. The wedding will
Rammel. which will be decorated with
| palms and cut flowers for the occasion.
! The brides going-away gown Is of brown
| rajah silk with hat and gloves to match.
| Among the guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. S.
| ]. Kaufman and Miss Roma Kaufman OF
Greensboro, NJ c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus
B. Shrier and Master Bertram Shrier of
Cleveland Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pretzfeldcr of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
| Mendel Blumenfeld, parents of the groom;
Miss Suggenheimer. Mr.. and Mrs August
| kleeblatt and Miss Miriam Kleeblatt of
Washington: Mr.. Leon Pretzfelder, Mrs.
| David Bendheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
| Bendheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Bend
helm. Miss Sophie Bendheim Mr.. and Mrs.
| Raymond Blumenfeld and Mr. Louis Bend
helm. Mr.. and Mrs. Blumenfeld will go to
the jamestown exposition and to New
| York on their wedding journey.
! Mrs c. William Wattles and children
have gone to Berryville to spend the sum-
| mer
| Mrs. Pauline Jones has returned from
| two weeks stay at jamestown.
| Miss Mildred Hallowell Bentley and Miss
| Emma Thorn, who have been teaching at
| Arlington Institute. have returned to their
| homes at Sandy Spring. Md.
| Mr. and Mrs Edward Bentley of Ashton.
| Md, announce the engagement of their
| daughter, Miss Mary Bentley to Mr. Pole
Robinson of Sandy Spring. Miss Bentley is
| well-known here, where she spent most of
| her school days pupil at Arlington In
I stitute, and where She has since frequently
| visited the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ed
| ward s. Leadbeater, and also of Miss Eliza
| Uhler No date is set for the wedding.
Mrs Cassius F. Lee and Mrs. George
| Uhler are spending several weeks at At
| lantic City.
| Mrs Charles P. Turner of Philadelphia
| was the guest of Mrs. Norris S. Cummings
| last Sunday.
| Maj William Spencer Greene of Column
| bus, Ga, is the guest of his family in this
| city.
| During the finals at the Episcopal High
| School next week Miss Dorothy Gatewood
| of Washington will be the guest of Mrs.
Archibald r. Hoxton, Miss Margaret