Evening star., 1907-10-20
western home. but are expected here for
at least a part of the season.

at IedSl part OIL the season.
The wedding of this week which will
be Of more than passing interest will be
tnat Of Miss Catherine Cuuom Ridgely
| and Mr. Phelps Brown, which is to take
place at the Church of the Covenant at
noon Thursday, and which will be fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast for the
bridal party, relatives and the out-of-
debutante sister, Miss Eleanor Ridgely.
as her maid of honor. and her future sis
ter-in-law. Miss Gertrude Brown. and
Miss Katherine Williams of Chicago, both
Of whom WI be brides of the near future.
as bridesmaids. Mr.. Sevillon L. Brown
Will be best man for his brother and the
ushers will be Mr. George Lewis Hunt
ress, jr., of Boston. who is TO marry
Miss Gertrude Brown at St. Margaret's
on November 2; Mr.. Raymond Durham
Mr.. Charles H. Bradley. Mr.. Francis Ben
nett Poe, Mr.. George Minnegerode and
Mr.. j. A. c. Palmer of this city.
Senator and Mrs. Cullom will give
large dinner for their granddaughter and
the bridal party Tuesday evening. Miss
Ridgely will wear the lovely dress of
white satin and rose point lace which
was worn by her mother twenty-five years
ago.
Representative and Mrs Champ Clark
and their little daughter, Genevieve. and
son, Mr.. Bennett Clark. have returned to
the city and are located on Capitol Hill.
Mrss. Edith Allen Crump of 1401 18th
street, has had as her guest for the past
week Mrs. Harry Sherman Right OF Rid
ley Park.
Mrs. Pope OF Alabama and her three
children are guests Of the Livingston for
the winter.
Mrs, Arthur Payton Mccarthy OF Fred
er!cksburg. Va. is the guest OF Mrs.
| Wynkoop, on 14th street. and will remain
till the first of December.
Gen. Robert and Mrs. Smith and their
three charming daughters-MIsses Fran
Ces, Marjorie and Laurie-have returned
from spending the summer at their beau
tiful residence, Holyhocks. Long Island,
y. Y.
Paymaster Carmody, u. S. A, and Mrs.
Carmody have returned to the city, and
are guests of the Cairo for the month OF
October.
Miss Blossom Reed has returned to the
city and is at the Cairo. She has as her
guest this week Mrs Hoag Of New York,
formerly of Georgetown.
Miss Addie Clark has returned to town
after spending the summer in Rutland,
VT.
Mr.. and Mrs Dawson and family Of
Miss Lulu Hutchison and Miss Carrie
Hutchison of Virginia are the guests of
their cousin, Mrs. Robert Hutchinson Of
10Th street.
Mrs. Caldwell and her little daughter,
Dorothy, have returned from delightful
trip to Philadelphia and West Virginia.
Rear Admiral ard Mrs. Curtis. who have
been travelling through the states the past
summer, have returned to the city and are
guests of the Cairo.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson have taken
an apartment at the Rockingham for the
winter,
Senator and Mrs. Warner OF Missouri
and Senator and Mrs. Sellers of Colorado
the Cairo.
Gen. and Mrs Vert Davis. who spent
the summer in the mountains of Pennsy
vania, have returned to the city for the
winter.
Gen. and Mrs. Price have taken apart
mentS at the Cairo.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home OF Mrs Avery. on 18th street north
west, last week. Euchre was played.
Among those who woa prizes were Miss
Peabody, ladies' second prize: Mrs. Cald-
well. third prize. Mss Annie Smith won
gentlemen's prize; Mr. w. NJ Waggener
won second prize. and Mr.. E. McComas,
gentlemen's third prize Among those
pr assent were Mrs. Deeds, Mrs. Tyler. Mrs.
Taylor. Miss Addie Clark, Mrs. Peabody,
Miss Smith, Miss Avery. Mrs. Lincoln,
Mrs Stutz, Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss Parker.
Mrs. Cornelia Avery. DIR. John Stutz, Mr..
w. Waggener, Mr.. E. McComas Mr..
Deeds and Mr.. Lincoln.
The marriage of Miss May Gilbert.
daughter of former Rapresen .atlve Gill
bert of Kentucky, and Mr.. Allan Leslie
Mccormick Of this city will take place