Evening star., 1907-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Glover Beardsley,
il, of Auburn, n. Y. The wedding will
be November in Auburn.
Miss Jane Carlisle, one of the attrac-
tive November brides, is spending a while
down in Maryland with relatives, the
more quickly to regain her strength after
her recent siege OF typnoid lever. Her
nance, Mr.. FREDERICK L. Alien OF New
Iork, spent last sunday in this city.
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver and Miss
Marion Oliver nave returned from Eu-
rope, where they spent the summer.
1he latter visited Sir Henry and Lady
Durand much OF the time. Miss Eliza
beth OllVer was in Canada during the
summer, and was II. New York with
the assistant secretary OF war to meet
her mother and SISTER
Lieut.. Col. B. .R. James, military at
tache of the British embassy, and Mrs.
James nave leased the residence Ior-
merry occupied by Capt. Ryan, the re-
tlrIng naval atLache, and Mrs Ryan
and upon their return to the capital
Will take possession. Capt. Horace
wood. who succeeded Capt. Ryan, has
arrived in this country.
The Christian Church, Park road was
tue scene of pretty wedding at ) o Clock
Wednesday, WHEN Miss Elsie Allen and
Mr.. Enoch Gathrlght were married. The
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smith, pastor OF the church. followed by
= reception and supper al the home OF
tne Dtlde, Baltimore avenue, Takoma
Park. The church and house were taste
iuIiy d corated with palms and foliage.
Durlng the arrival of the guests Miss
r.dItn Coiburn sang solo and Dr.
Walker rendered many interesting seIec-
tons Inc bride was uecom.ngly sowned
n wnite organdic and carried brid roses
she was gwen away by ner mother. Mrs
tn lEytrs or,..
s@liEe. The remainder of the bridal par "
consist of Miss Sadi- Lewis, brides
maid, who wore blue Silk mouss line
and carried bridesmaid roses. The brides
nieces. Misses Myra and Banch Blake
Lty. Were Hover girls. W ar.ng Whit Or
candle over pink and carrying pink
roses. Master Fred Schickler was ring
Dedr"r and the best man was Mr.. James
/ Deggs. The ushers re Mcssrs. Frank
SidrIl, Eugene Dickens, John Walker and
/ A. c. Ridg way Late in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Gathright left for Brewster
y. Y. Mrs. Cartwright wearing a becom-
ng trav ling dr-ss of gray cloth. On
their return they will reside on Bright
wood avenue.
Invitations were sent out last week for
The marriage of Miss Sally Dixon. daugh-
| ;er Of DR.. and Mrs. George a. Dixon and
Mr.. William Wright, grandson of Mrs.
John F. May of this city which will AXE
pace at the home Of the brides parents,
at - West 40 h street. New York city,
! Monday, November IL. Miss Priscilla
! Dixon Stanton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Lee Stanton, will be maid of honor.
/ There will be no more interesting
debutante the coming season IN New
/ York than Miss Helen Frick. who Is
/ just concluding her season art Trides
/ Crossing, where her parents villa,
| Eagle Rock" has been the scene of
| many notable hospitalities. Miss Frick
| is the only daughter of multi million
ii1re parents, and her presentation will
/ be on wonderfully brilliant scale. MI
/ and Mrs. Henry c. Frick have leased
/ the George w. Vanderbilt residence on
/ 9th avenue, New York, which has been
altered so that very large entertain
ments will be possible, and it Is there
/ that their daughter will make her bow
/ Miss Frick in addition to being one of
| the foremost heiresses in America has
also the gift of beauty and wonderfully
| winsome personality. She is tail, slen-
der and fair. with a profusion of blonde
hair. She can ride, drive and swim
and do all well.
Invitations to shower party for a
| prospective bride recently were written
on a white heart-Shaped card, inclosed
between two red ones.
Senator and Mrs. Edward D. Brande-
| gee and the latter's daughters the
Misses Marion and Eleanor Sprague,
who have been spending the summer
| abroad. returned last week.
Mrs. Maria Starwalt and her sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Millner of Bellcfontaine,
Ohio. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs John O.
Schuckers at their home, 80 NJ street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs w. whittemore. who
are back at the Arlington for the winter,
have had a most restful and enjoyable
trip abroad the past summer Mrs AL
bert Halstead, wife of the American con-
sui at Birmingham, and her children
spent the summer with her parents Mr.
and Mrs Wilcox. who have been in Gin
cinnau lately, VIII make a little visit here
shortly with Mr. and Mrs. Whittemore.
en- route to their Cu0an plantation home
in which they take so much pleasure and
where LIE is presented in many most in
teresting and unusual phases.
Mrs. Robert Patterson was here lately
on her way from Baltimore, where she
ATTENDED the wedding of young rela-
tive The Pa''sfs'"' rfs no" at their