Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WEDDING DAY SET FOR MISS
WINLoCK AND MR.. MURPHY.
Washington Bride Selects Summer Re-
sort for Ceremony-Travel
Plans-Personals


ply of Dublin, Ireland, will take place at
ST. Peters-by-the-Sea, Narragansett Pier.
Wednesday, September IS. Mrs. and Miss
Winlock spent the past summer at the
Pier.
Miss Winlock is the daughter of the late
William c. Winlock of the Smithsonian In
situation and the granddaughter of the as
tronomer, Joseph Winlock, formerly of Har-
ward University. Mr.. Murphy is the son of
y Brien Murphy, LID. of Dublin. Mrs.
Hopkins, wife of Prof. n. Monroe Hopkins
Of Washington, will be matron of honor at
the wedding, and Mr.. Henry G. Boyer, son
of DR.. Henry G. Boyer. U. s. N, will be
best man.
Miss Eva and Florence Hillyard. together
with a party including Misses Lucy and
Grace Beale, chapa"oned by Miss Mary
Jet, left the 9th instant for jamestown,
Fort Monroe, Berkeley and other places of
interest in Virginia and expect to be at
home September 10.
Mrs. Carrie Clifton Koenig and her son
Raymond. after a season at Atlantic City,
are making tour of the Rappahannock.
Miss Daisy Carter of East Washington
left last Sunday for New York and po.nts
north for an indefinite stay
The Rowe Sigma Sigmund Club gave
friends to Great Falls, Md, on Labor day.
On the return trip a stop was made at
Glen Echo, where dancing was INDUCED in
until a late hour.
Among those present were the Misses
Nena and Natley Further, Florence Graeves
Elsie Ernst, Rita Carr. Gertrude NARROW
Bertha Toncre, Myrtle Fidler and Bessie
Davis: Messrs. John Walker, Leigh Nor
ris, Herbert Robertson. John NARROW Ern-
est Wise, Lewis Graeves, Carl Kathborne,
Milton Fidler and Walter NARROW.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X Hall will celebrate
their respective birthdays eighty and
eightyfve) by attending the G. A. r. en-
campment at Saratoga.
Mr.. J. Moria Saunders and Mr. Thomas P.
Feaster have returned from visit to Nor
folk and the jamestown exposition. They
made a short visit also to Old Point Com
fort, Hampton and Newport News.
Among the very pleasant entertainments
OF the week was the house party and picnic
given by Mr.. Stephen Stuntz of Washing
ton, and his bride at their home in Vienna,
Va The picnic was held at Sunset, the
picturesque plantation of Mr. Stuntz a mile
from the town, where he has a bungalow
a wooded hill, making comfortable
and charming scene for the al fresco
luncheon. which was thoroughly enjoyed
by the guests, who were the Misses Allen,
Estelle Davis, Addie and Florrie Brown
and Mayday Solyum. Mesdames Schwier
and Horner, and Messrs. Fischer, Churchill
and Claude and Lawrence Brown of Wash
ington. and Mr.. Guittard of Washington
was also of the house party in Vienna.
Miss E. Gertrude Johnston, who has been
the guest of her brother, Mr. Albert P.
Johnston, and who accompanied him on
vacation trip recently to Ocean Grove, has
returned to her home in Bellevue, Pa. Her
many Washington friends are looking for
ward with pleasure to her anticipated visit
to the National capital during the coming
winter season.
Miss Virginia Ethridge of Baltimore is
the guest of Miss Eta Taggart of 3249 N
street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. La Fetra left
the city this morning for an extended visit
and also will visit DR.. L. E. La Fetra and
family at their new country home on
Rocky Run Farm" at New Canaan, Conn,
and Mr.. and Mrs E. S. La Fetra at East
Orange, N. ].
Mrs. Thomas Fay has returned home after
spending ten days in Brookland with her
daughter, Mrs. Marshall Cheseldine.
Miss Bessie Fahnestock of 1901 Kalorama
road is visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. H. Hub
bard. at Bar Harbor, Me, for the month of
September.
Mrs J. o. Bobee of 9O7 Webster street
northwest. accompanied by her sister. Miss
and Helen Gleason, and her nephew. Mas
ter Albert Gleason. is going on a visit to
Nantucket, Mass, for several weeks. On
their return they will stop at Coney Is and
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Fisk have as their
guest Mr.. William Wolf of Watervlle.
Conn.
Mr. NJ H. Best of 4O1 N street northwest
has gone to New York and Saratoga. Upon
his return to the city he will reside at 76
r street northwest.
The Misses Nettie and Wilhelmina Het-
muller of 1924 18th street have returned
from an extended trip to North Carolina.
They have visiting them Mr.. John Yount of
the same place.
Mr. and Mrs. John s. Pollock after sew
eral days outing have returned to Wash
ington, joining a party Of friends at Buff
falo, N. Y, and taking the points of in
terest of that city, then to Crystal Beach,
Ontario, and the old Capt. Kinley 40 fish
ing camp then by stage to the historical
town Of Ridgeway. Ontario, Niagara Falls
and Toronto, Canada. There they visited
the Canadian national exhibition, Toronto
University, house of parliament city hall
and other points of interest.
Mrs. Joseph H. Hunter and Mr.. Ross
Hunter are now at Atlantic City. They
will make trip to the west before return
ing to their home in Washington.
Mrs. G. w. Cave and son Gilbert are in
Atlantic City.
Misses Virginia and Stella Raymond have
returned from Atlantic City.
Misses Edith and Mary Louise Sheridan
who have been spending the summer at
the Summit House, Culpepper county Va,
near Warrenton. were given supper and
dance by their mother, Mrs. Thomas ].
Sheridan, last Wednesday evening. The
event, which was notable affair in the
county, was we'll attended by guests from
the surrounding hotels and by personal
friends residing in Warrenton. The grounds
were prettily decorated by japanese Ian
terms, while a string orchestra furnished
the music. Dancing was kept up until a
late hour. The favors were gold-embossed
violets silver ash trays for the gentle
men, and prettily engraved belt buckles for
the ladies. Mrs. and the Misses Sheridan
will remain in the Virginia hills until the
early part of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M. Fillius gave a
party in honor of the fifth anniversary Of
their son. Maurice w. F7llius, at their res
idence, Nichols avenue and Philadelphia
street, Congress Heights, several evenings
since. which was made the occasion of
large gathering of children. The indoor en-
provided for the little ones was