Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-24

Llewellyn, to Dr. Francis Edward Harring-
| ton of this city, also the engagement of
| their second daughter Ethelreda Lancas-
| ter, to Mr.. John Christopher Hanway OF
Greenville, Miss. The double wedding will
take place the coming winter.
Mrs. w ]. Oates and Miss Lulu V. Taven-
| ner, who have been visiting their parents
| at Norfolk, Va, have returned home
| Christopher Woodhead, youngest son of
| Mr. Charles A. Woodhead of 2O5 East Capt.
| tol street and Miss Josie Gosorn, daughter
| of Mr.. T. H. Gosorn of the government
| printing office, were quietly married at
| Rockville, Md. Saturday, by the Rev DR..
| S. White. Mr.. Woodhead, who has been
several years In this city, has recently
! taken up a position in Norfolk, Va, where
| the couple will make their home. Mr..
| Woodhead is well known in athletic circles.
| having been for some years on the Y NJ.
| {. A. and Washington Light Infantry bas-
| ket ball teams.
Mrs. c. Fl. Colburn of Hopedale. Mass.
| has announced the wedding Wednesday
| next, of her daughter, Miss Alice Draper
Colburn, to Emile de Cartier de Mar
| Gimme, counselor of the Belgian legation
| at the Hotel Wawonda, Liberty. N y
| where Mrs Colburn and her daughter
| have been passing the season. The bride
| who Is an only child. has lived abroad
since the death of her father. ten years
| ago, and is a niece of Lieut.. Gov. Draper
and of Gen. William F. Draper formerly
| ambassador to Italy.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Ethel Dening Fraser, a daughter
of Alfred Fraser of Port Washington,
L. l., to Edwin c. Washburn. son of Gen.
William Drew Washburn and Mrs. Wash
i burn of Minneapolis, MINI. Miss Fraser
| and her fiance met while on shipboard
| brother of Stanley Washburn. whose
wife was Miss Alice Langhorne of this
city That couple met on their way to
the Philippines. and their beautiful we'd
ding at st. Johns Church in this city
followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Schaffert leave
today for New York. and tomorrow will
sail on the Kaiser Wilhelm for an ex-
tended tour of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Callahan, tr.. and
Mr. and Mrs T. b. Spence of this city
have gone to the jamestown exposition.
pretty home wedding was that of
Miss Edith M. Switzer to Mr.. Alfred p.
Johnson Wednesday, September 10, at
the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
impressively performed by Rev Donald
c. Mcleod of the First Presbyterian
Church at o'clock in the presence of
only the nearest relatives of the couple.
Miss Jewell Crooks playing the wedding
march. A reception for the friends of
the two families followed from to 10
o'clock. The bride was beautifully
gowned in white silk brussels net and
mechlin lace over white chiffon taffeta,
and carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley Her at
as matron of honor. and her niece, Miss
Abbie E. Casper of New York, as ring
bearer the ming being carried on the
calyx Of Gala lily. The color scheme
green and white. The popularity of this
young couple was evidenced by the nu-
merous and valuable gifts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson left Wednesday night on an ex-
tended tour. covering Pittsburg, Column
bus, CINCINNATI. Rockville, Ind, and st.
Louis: They will be at home to their
friends at the Falcon, 2215 14th street
northwest, after October 10.
After several weeks spent in Brooklyn,
N. Y, Mrs M. p. Berner has returned to
her home, 1343 Euclid street
Mr. and Mrs B. H. Warner and family
have returned from Montrose, Pa, where
they spent the summer. and are at their
home in kensngton, Md.
The home of Mr. and Mrs ]. Benson
Hayes was the scene of merry gathering
last Monday afternoon, September 16, the
occasion being the first birthday anniver-
sary Of their little daughter, Marie. After
social time all adjourned to the dining
room. where refreshments were served. The
little hostess was the recipient of many
lovely presents. Those present were Rose
A. kraemer, Ellen Ehlers, Eva Bennett,
Viola ]. Martin, Mary Battle, Charlie Bar
ker Stanley E Travis, Raymond 8. Gar
Der. Earle Bradley, Granville L. Sweet and
Dick Battle.
Miss Cornelia Louise Lloyd. who has
been spending some weeks at Old Point
l1a Tow
liamsburg and other places in Virginia, has
returned to her home on East Capitol
street.
Miss Jessie Lydia sebree of Washington
left this afternoon for Ann Arbor Mich.
where she will enter the Junior year at the
University Of Michigan.
Mr.. Frank Rose and Miss Julia Pear
son, both of Fauquier county, Va, were
married Sunday night at the home of
of Ryland NJ. E. Church. Mr.. and Mrs
Rose will reside at the home of the
grooms sister, Mrs. Sylvester M. Scho-
enthal 12OSh c street southwest, where
they will be pleased to see their friends
Mrs Lily Morrison Carr, formerly of this
city, has issued the invitations for the mar
riage of her daughter, Minnie Morrison, to
Mr.. Courtlandt Richardson of P.ttsfed NJ
on the afternoon of Thursday. October 10, at
4 o'clock, at "Shorewood," Tokeneke Park
Darien, Conn. "Shorewood is the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, brother-in-law and
sister of the brde-elect.
Mr.. Robert Hoy entertained a number of
friends last evening at his residence, 9th
street and Louisiana avenue northwest in
honor of the twenty-sixth birthday of his
daughter Mrs Mary NJ Boucher. Among
those present were E. l.. Phillips. Edward
George. John L. Reh. Andrew White of
Baltimore; Prof Dolan of Boston; Robert
Hoy, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Reh. Mr.. and Mrs
Tonnet, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Ritmeyer Miss
Gertrude Lucus, Mrs. Pieffer and son,
Mrs Ewall, Mrs. Tracy and son, Miss Her
mimic Obermeyer, Mrs. L. Ripley, Mrs
Xander, Mr.. and Mrs. Xander, Mr. and
Mrs. Hummer, Misses Brignolia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank s. Lerch. Mr.. and Mrs OCon-
ner. Mr.. Osmond, Mr.. ]. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Leaman, Mr.. W. G. Davis Dr. E.
Paget, Mrs. Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwa-
koff, Mr. and Mrs. Tallant Mr. Balderson
Miss Holtzman, Mr.. Ewald Pier, Mr.. VIII
liam E. George, Mr.. w. o. Wilde, Mr.. c. T
Cathcart, Mr.. F. E. Warren, Mr. F. B. Mo-
nartz, Mr.. F. c. Fechtig, Mr. j. L. Fechtig,