Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15
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| half of the last century His grand
mother was a Miss Bedford.
He is a nephew of the late Mrs. Will
liam c. Whitney, whose first husband was
| Capt. Arthur Randolph, and Of Mrs.
Beaver Webb. On his fathers side he is
q nephew Of Mrs. Henry Pennington
| Constance Wright. Both Mr.. Wright and
! his fiancee are well known in society in
this city and in New York, where they
will live after their marriage.
| Representative and Mrs. I.ongwortf, who
| are on their way home from the Pacific
! coast and Honolulu, are expected at the
Louisville horse show September 80 in
| keeping with a promise from the latter,
! made when she was there last year
| Mrs. and Miss Mathilde Townsend are
| getting all the social honors at Carlsbad.
Last Saturday they were the guests at
breakfast of Admiral Sir John Fisher, when
he entertained King Edward. The latter
came over from Marenbad zen auto" &C
companied by Sir Stanley Clarke and Maj.
Ponsonby.
| A round table decorated with crimson
| roses was laid for ten under the trees in
| the garden of the hotel King Edward sat
| between Mrs. Samuel Newhouse. who wore
! a white embroidered chiffon dress and white
hat with roses. and Miss Mathide Town
send of this city, who had on a white en-
broidered muslin dress and hat with pink
| flowers.
Mrs. Townsend, who sat opposite the
king, wore a white cloth hand-painted cos
tune and a large violet hat. On her left
| was Admiral Sir John Fisher.
| The others present Included Lord Chief
I Justice O'Brien. Duke de Alba, Marques
| Villavieja, Sir Stanley Clarke and Maj.
| Ppnsonby.
After dejeuner the whole party went in
| carriages to the Abarg.
At the Aberg they were joined for tea by
| the Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich, the
| Grand Duchess Olga AleXandrovna and the
| Duke of Oldenburg.
| The party then drove back to the hotel
| passing along the Esterhazy and Elizabeth
| roads. AT o'clock King Edward got
! into his automobile with Sir Stanley Clarke
and Maj. Ponsonby and returned to Marien-
! bad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Arthur Fuller Of
Bridgeport, Conn, have sent out cards an
nouncinE the marriage of their sister, Miss
| Emily Lyon Fuller. to Mr.. Oscar James
| Campbell jr., September 10, at Bridgeport
| The bride. who Is an accomplished musi-
clan, is niece of Mrs. d. c. Patterson of
! this city. with whom she frequently spent
the winter seasons. Mr. and Mrs. Camp
bell will be at home after the first of No
! vemher at Is Hiliard street Cambridge
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Temple Wilson have
announced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys CRANKY, to Lieut. Leonard
Rundlett Sargent. The wedding will take
place the latter part of October at Lake
wood, n. ]. Lieut. Sargent Is an aid to the
| superintendent OF the Naval Academy.
Mss Bertha Frances Wolfe has returned
from months stay with relatives in Ken
| lucky. She Will spend the winter at 1914
I street northwest. with Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Pettus.
Mrs. Robert De Witt Child of Baltimore
announces the engagement of her daughter
PAMELA to DIR. William Nelson Metane Of
Greensboro. n. c. The wedding will be tire
latter part of this month. The marriage
Will take place at st. Thomas Church.
Following the ceremony a wedding supper
will be given at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. c. E. Alden. "a Rhode Island avenue
The wedding OF James Thayer Mcmillan,
son of Mrs. William c. Mcmillan of De-
will take place in New York October Is.
MIR. Mcmillan, his sister, Miss Doris McMil-
Ian, and his mother are now at Manches-
ter, Mass, where they will remain until
the wedding of Miss Amy Mcmillan and
Lieut.. Col. Sir John Harm gton of England,
which event takes place October II.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Nordlinger and Mr. and
Mrs /. B. Nordinger and family. who have
been spending the summer at Fellows Cot
fage. Falls Church. returned to their n
street residence the Beginning of the week
Mr.. Marx Kaufman and mother. DR.. and
Mrs Harry NJ. kaufman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Isadore Goldheim, with their families, and