Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-22

| Miss Helen Potter. Among the euests uere
Miss Ethel Jet and Master Milton Jett
! OF Washington. Miss Florence Anderson
MISS Ella keene, Misses Agnes and Doris
Hayden. Miss Alice Ale Miss Phoebe Good
rich. Miss Edith Potter, Miss Lille CradIin
MISS Isabel Langley. Miss Margaret phil
Ups Miss Edna Petit, Miss Marie Fleet
CYdlin, George Hayden Milton Penn, FL
pert Anderson, Raymond Peverll, Madison
Ale, Wilton Arrinton. Charlie Fleet, Row
Reld. Samuel Keene, Kenneth Forrest.
broadus Phillips and Asa Mahoney
Miss Ada Klineseder of Baltimore was the
guest of Miss Laura King during the week.
Mr.. II. Linden Wheatley has returned
from trip to Jamestown
Mrs. John T. Donnelly and Mrs. Jacob
! Brill are visiting friends in Connellsyille.
Pa. 'e'
Miss r. L. Sherwood is the guest of
friends at Woosey, Prince William county
Miss Annie Hurdle and Miss Agnew Rob-
erts nave returned from business trim
TO Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York.
A called meeting of the nth Virginia
regiment Chapter. United Daughters OF tale
Gonfederacy; was held Tuesday evening at
Lee Camp Hail. Mrs William d. Ogden,
first vice president, presided. Tn. following
delegates to the state convention, to be held
IN Norfolk next month, We're elected: Mrs.
Ogden, Mrs William A. Smoot Mrs
George +. Warfield, Mrs. Pauline Jones.
Miss Loula Smoot, Miss Bessi, Green and
MISS Mary German. Alternates: Mrs j.
Marriott Hill and Miss Annie Henderson
The other ladies present were Mrs. Charles
M Shepperson Mrs. r. S. Cleveland Mrs
India Henderson and Mrs. Blanche b.
Berkeley.
Mr.. Alfred Churchill Moss of New York
was the guest this week OF his brother
Mr.. Hugh Moss, at his home on South St
Asaph street.
Miss Loula Smoot has returned home
after spending the summer in Sperryville
Miss Mamie Ronsheim of Cincinnati is the
guest of Miss Jennye Blondheim on Came
ron street.
Mrs. Henry Ashby of Delaplane is the
guest of Miss Sallie r. Kemper at her home
on Queen street.
Mrs. Charles William Wattles and her
three children. Tom, Carolyn and Nancy
have returned from Berryvlle. where they
spent the summer with Mrs. Wattles ia
Their. DR.. Joseph Lippitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowie and their
infant son of Maryland are visiting Mrs.
Bowie's mother. Mrs. II. Starr Wattles, on
North Washington street.
Mrs. T. B Browning Of New York is
visiting her sisters, the Misses Marbury.
Mrs John Harlow Mrs. Martin p. Green
and Miss Mary Harlow have returned from
a stay OF several weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Kemp Lambeth has returned from
a visit to Charlottesville.
Mrs. Irma Whaley, her two chill Iren and
Mrs. Whaley. who have been living for
several years at Crookston MINI. have re-
turned to this city where they will live in
the future.
Mr.. George A PaF Of Sharon. Pa was
the guest OF friends in town Monday.
Miss Angelo Strider. daughter Of Mr.. J.
H. Strider formerly OF this city. will be
married in St. Johns Church SusqUe-
hanna Pa, on Wednesday. the 18th instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howar! Corbtt OF
Suffolk are visiting Mrs Corhtt's sister.
Mrs. William Albert smoot, jr.. on Cam
eron street.
Mr.. W. T. Penn is spending a week in
Herndon.
Mr.. Carl R. Creighton LEFT Monday for
jamestown.
Miss NJ. Gault Norton has returned home
after spending the summer in Markham.
Mrs. Betty w. Jameson has returned
from Basic City. where sh" spent six
weeks DR. and Mrs. J. Stewart Jameson
have returned from Ocean City, Nd.
Col. ]. A. de Lagnel has returned from
Old Point. where he spent the summer,
Miss Sue Spil'cr OF Wythevilla is the
guest Of her cousin. Mrs Rchari Gibson
on South Washington street.
Mrs. l. II. Gibbs, Master Edward Gibbs.
Misses Jennie and Margaret MahoneN,
and Masters Edward ami Andrew Mahoney
left Monday for Jam sto~n.
Miss Elizabeth Wales of Norfolk is visit
ing friends in this city.
\ very pretty wedding took place Wed
nesday evening at o. lock at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry w Wildt when
their daughter. Miss Lila Wildt. was mar
ried to Nj Chester Arthur Gwinn Of Mis-
souri, The ceremony vas performed by
Rav. Edgar Carpenter, rector of Grace
Episcopal Church. The nridr Wore a tray
cling suit of blue cloth. with hat to match.
The parlors were beautifully decorated with
pa Inns and cut flowers. Only the immedi-
ate family was present ut IT," ceremony.
MI and Mrs. Gwlnn LIFT later on the boat
for the jamestown exposition and from
~ Will On n in Missouri