Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
INTERNATIONAL MARRIAGE
DATED FOR AUGUST IS.
Senator and Mrs. Depew on Their
European Travels-other Plans.
Personal Notes.

Personal Notes.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Elsie Moore,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Moore to
| Don Marino Del Druhi Torlonia of Italy
! will take place at the country home of the
| Moore family at Belle Haven. Greenwich,
Conn, Thursday afternoon. August 10. Mrs.
Colby M. Chester, a sister of the bride, will
be the matron of honor and the Italian
consul general at New LorA will be best
| man.
| Senator and Mrs. Depew, who have been
at Lucerne, Switzerland, have gone on to
Nuremberg and CARLSBAD, with Mrs. Palmer,
mother of the latter.
Senator w. P. Dillingham; Of Vermont.
! the American consul at Coburg, and Mrs.
| Frank Dillingham;, nave arrived at Lucerne,
where they intend to make prolonged So
journ
Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson of this city gave
dinner last night at Narragansett Pier,
| when her guests included Mr.. Augusta F.
| Pulido, charge d affaires of the Venezuelan
legation; Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Kane, Mr..
and Mrs Irving H. Chase. DR.. and Mrs. AL
fred Hopkins, Mr. David B. Corey. Mr.. C.
G. Curtis, Mrs. Henry 3. Moore and Mr.
| William c. Marrow.
Mr.. Harry Woodruff Duke Miss Duke,
Miss Lillian Eaton, Mrs. Harrison, Miss
! Margaret Langhan, Mrs. Myra Tickle, Mrs.
Katherine Speake and Miss Margaret Nc
| Kenna, all Washingtonians. registered at
the Paris office Of the New York Herald
| yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faye Earle Palsgrove and
| son Earle of Fairmont street will leave
this evening for an extended visit with Mr..
nc IN ltrto a
| will attend the wedding of a Brother in that
| city Wednesday next.
Mrs. Bessie Backe1heimer and daughter
| Rose Of Chicago have returned home from
| two months visit here with relatives and
| friends. ......
| Mrs. Frank !. Smith and daughter Banch
| OF 123 street northwest and Mrs Samuel
Elnstein of West Washington are spending
the summer at Cropley. Md.
Mr.. j. Putland and daughters. winifred
and Laura, Of 12l 10th street southeast
win and Fred, and Mrs o. D. Palmer Of
Alliance. Ohio. returned from the James
town exposition Wednesday evening.
MRS: W., H. Goodrell of Iowa City, Iowa,
month in the city with the s sp1ne s one
Mrs. Charlotte G. Curtin Of the quarter
LETT today and will join her daus gt 'e and
the Misses Clements at Rehoboth Beach
and Cape May.
Miss Amy Langley of Takoma Park, who
has been making trip through the New
With reiatves From now there she Win Sisie
| In New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and
will return to Washington about September
| Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Shaw have
the daughter of the latter, Ruth Emery merry to
Tuesday August 8. at Norfolk Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Fzwissler and family
have gone to the Blue Ridge mountains to
spend the summer.
| Mrs ]. H. Howe, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss BERTHE Andre. Mr. and
| Mrs. Ledoux and their son and daughter
| left for a months stay in the Blue Ridge
| mountains.
The Misses Clements. formerly Of 1922
Corcoran street northwest. are located at
| 1916 18th street northwest.
Miss Anna Mae Plant of 29O5 Brightwood
! avenue and a party of friends have gone
! to Braddock Heights. where they except to
| remain two weeks.
Mr.; and Mrs; Byron 8. Adams and daugh-
| ter Marie left Tuesday morning In their
| touring car for an extended northern trip
! going by way of the New Jersey coast and
| the Connecticut River valley to Springfield
Mass; thence to Boston to Magnolia and
Gloster.
| A children s party was happily held at
street last evening, in celebration of the
| thirteenth anniversary Of the birth of their
son, Master Thomas A. Travis. The young
host received a number of handsome birth
| day presents from his young friends, and
| the evening was spent in playing games
and enjoying other features. Among those
present were: Belle Mcdonald. Edna Gran
Catherine oDonoghue, May Mitchell, May
belle Ennis. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Travis, Mrs
J: w. Estes. and Masters Herbert and
| Walter Jones, Frank and Albert Moore,
| Earl Wood, Joseph Siegel, Arthur Becker Of
| Baltimore, George Belt. Roland Morrison,
| Charlie Mcdonald Ernest Kendrick and
| Stanley c. Travis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Burnside of 40 R
| street northwest have gone to Atlantic
| City for month.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Hail.
! on P street, last night was the scene of
pretty wedding when Miss Eva steinen and
Mr.. Charles Purcell were married by the
Rev. Luther H. Warning. pastor of Evan
gelical Lutheran Church of Georgetown.
The house was prettily decorated FOR the
| occasion with ferns, potted palms and cut
flowers. Among those present were: Mrs.
Purcell. mother of groom Mr.. and Mrs
| James Purcell, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Hall, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs
Griggs, Mrs. A. Bell. Mrs. G. Mahorney,
Mrs. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Kracke and the
Misses Mena and Barbara Shultz Minnie
Warfield, Furlie Hutchinson. Miss Griggs
and Tony and Walter Kracke, Leroy Hall
| and Otto Shultz.
Mrs John O. Lewis of 1850 Chapin street
| has for her guests her sister, Mrs. W. H.
Morris: Misses Mary Sweeney, Ermine Tay-
| lor and Miss Mary Grady
Mrs. H. Johnson accompanied by her
| nieces, the Misses Fadeley of Leesburg
Va, has gone to Atlantic City and Phil
adelphia.
Births Reported.
! The following births were reported to the
| health office during the last twenty-four
| hours:
Lemuel B. and Louisa T. Miller. August g.
| 1907: male.
Lawrence and Mary NJ. Curtin August G.
| 1907: male.
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