Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
IRREGULARITIES MARRIAGE
ON HISTORIC BATTLEFIELD.
Shonts Family Have a House for Next
Winter-Personals-
Notes.

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| Robert A. Hoal and Miss Ada c. Matthews.
both of Roanoke, Va. The ceremony was
| performed at the home of the mother of
| Mrs. Hoal, the famous ''stone house,
| about which the Dattle ragged with such
| fury more than forty-five years ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Hoal are now in this city. the
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ]. Hawkins,
| at their home. 223 18th street southwest,
and before returning to Roanoke, where
they will reside, they will spend several
| days at the jamestown exposition.
| Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Shonts have leased
| the Laner residence in New York city, 12}
East 35th street. The house is furnished.
Mrs. G. B. Chapman and son, T. w. Camp
bell, NJ. F. Carpenter. Mrs. Catherine Go
dey, Mrs. May d. Merrill l.. Nicholson, jr.,
the Misses Bertha and Mary Pyle and ]. Or
vile Ecker were Washingtonians registering
yesterday at the Paris Office of the New
York Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish are giving
a dinner tonight at C1ossways, their New
port villa, in honor OF Prince Wilhelm Of
Sweden. Former Secretary and Mrs Shaw
and Representative and Mrs. Bourke Cock
will be decorated in the Swedish colors
yellow and blue, and Swedish vocalists will
sing the songs of their country. The last
of the evening will be given to the ball of
which Mrs E. J. Berwind will be hostess
and the prince the guest of honor.
Mrs. Slater of Washington gave a dinner
last night at Hopedene, her Newport villa,
for Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. Endicott Of Salem
Mass, who are her Guests.
Miss Louise F. Jarvis and Mr. Emmanuel
SPEECH were married last night at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Of st. Stephens Protestant Episcopal
Church. The apartment at the Ontario was
profusely decorated with pink and white
| asters. palms and ferns The bride, who
was escorted by her father, wore a dress
of French batiste with a great deal of fine
embroidery and other handwork on 1t. Her
Miss Hattie Narrower, her maid of honor,
wore robe of Valenciennes lace over pink
silk. and carried pink carnations. Only
near relatives of the couple were present
for the ceremony, for which Mrs. Margaret
Nolan Martin played the entrance march,
and again during the ceremony. DR.. Mer-
ton English was best man. After their
wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. SPEECH will take
up their residence at the Suffolk, in this
city.
ceremony last night at the home of the
bride for Miss Mamie Evans Orion of this
city and Mr.. Albert Ross Edmonson of
jamestown exposition.
Mr.. David Albert Proctor and Miss Annie
day evening at O'Clock at the residence Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Ella E. Smith.
S244 Prospect avenue northwest: Rev.
mony go The maid Of honor ' was Miss Katie
LEM, while the best man was Mr.. Charles
Smith. brother of the bride. The bride
was gowned in white organdie. deliberately
trimmed In lace. and carried a shower
| bouquet of bride roses. After the ceremony
reception was held, only the immediate
families of the bride and groom being pres
ent. After a wedding trip of two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor will be at home to
their friends at 1914 Prospect avenue.
Piney Point Hotel, Piney Point, Md, was
the scene of another interesting progress
sive euchre party Tuesday evening. AL
most the entire list of guests at the
hotel participated. the successful confess
| tants being: Ladies' first prize. Miss Char
lotte Crawford; second, Mrs. s. G.. Kirby
and BOBBY. Miss Frances de Grossart; gen.
tlemens first prize, Mr. Albert c. Scott;
second. Mr.. Hatten; third, Mr.. Heitmuller
| of st. Georges Island and BOBBY, Mr. G. E
Sullivan Of Washington, D. c. The euchre
was followed by an informal dance.
Mrs Harry J. senay and son are at Old
Point Comfort and the jamestown ex-
position and on their return will visit Mrs.
A. o. Tucker of Hampton, Va.
Mrs. c. Schwartz and Miss Callie
Schwartz of Richmond are the guests of
Mrs. ]. w. Hechinger and Miss Leona
Hechinger.
Mr.; and Mrs. Pasternak who stayed in
| LoHNon tSH OdSS, are HOW III faTlS TO re-
| main until late in September.
| Mrs. Emma Brosee, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss BERTHE, of 80 X street north
east have gone to Kentucky To- two or
three weeks to visit her aunt, Mrs. w r.
Smith They are expected home about the
| middle of September.
| MRS. ]. NJ Burns and daughter, Anna T..
| have just returned home after an extended
stay in Atlantic City and Cape May.
Mrs. George w. Trowbridge and daugh-
| ter, Agnes Cowgirl, also son, William Scott
are at the Atlantic Hotel. Ocean City, Md.
| Her . dest daughter, Daisy Ethel, is the
| ter Jean at their summer home, Grand
Haven. Mich Mrs. Trowbridge is the
| youngest sister of Mrs: Scott. wife of SEN
ator Scott OF West Virginia
Mrs. Thomas G. Kengla and son Herbert
and her sister, Madeline Schneider of Wis
ccnsin avenue, have just returned from
a two weeks visit to Mrs. Lille True
| worthy, Colonial Beach. Va.
Mrs. Pendleton wife Of the commandment
of League Island, has been lying danger
| ously Ill at her home for six weeks there,
with but little hope of her recovery
Mr. and Mrs E. c. Elliott and family of
800 Mclean avenue have gone to James
town and vicinity for an extended stay.
Miss Alvina Prienkert, after a sojourn of
several weeks with friends in Maryland,
will return by water to Boston, remaining
a week at jamestown with party from
Washington.
Misses Ella and Estelle Norton will leave
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Harry More
| land for a weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blakney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Littleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moreland,
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Saunders, Miss Ella
Norton and little Ester Blakney and little
| Howard Collins will go to Colonial Beach
Saturday for a weeks stay.
Among the new additions to the cottage
colony at North Chesapeake Beach is the
| attractive little range dwelling recently
! erected on Atlanta avenue, belonging to
MI and Mrs. Louis F. Raeder of this city
Mr.. Raeder. an enthusiastic devotee of
| the simple life" had the cottage built un-
lrder his personal supervision. and the cozy.
| comfortable little structure. nestled snugly
| in niche in the woods, with the unmarried
| natural environments. presents striking
| picture of the abode of the early western
! settler Although closely following Mr.
Raeder's ideas of sweet simplicity in its
| architectural raiment. the cottage contains