Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-21
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE SYLVESTER BUNGALOW
NEAR HARPERS FERRY.
The Wolfe-Johnson Wedding Late
This Afternoon-Travel Plans.
Personal Notes.

enjoyed their bungalow near Harpers Ferry
! the past summer. Mrs. Sylvester, Miss
| Sylvester and Mr.. Hubbard Sylvester
| returning today, because the latter is to go
| back to school next week. but only for that
| the attractions of their mountain home
| would hold them another month. The pic
ture speaks for itself. but the bungalow has
| an ideal location between two rivers and the
! towering hills all around it. 1t has six
| acres of ground about it and a most
cessful vegetable garden. With the riding.
| driving, boating and fishing there has not
, been dull moment for Miss Sylvester Who
! has young guests with her all summer.
| Col John McFall of ST. Louis, father OF
| Mrs Sylvester, spent July with the family,
| who had last week with them Miss Sallie
| Vest Jackson. also of St. Louis.
| Other members of the Washington colony
who are also householders nearby are Mr..
| and Mrs NJ E. Allies and DR.. Branson and
| family.
Miss Alice Elizabeth Johnson and Mr..
| Edmund Stanley wolfe will be married
| this afternoon at Central Presbyterian
Church by Rev. DR.. Oliver Johnson, uncle
of the bride. After a wedding trip the
couple will be at home after October 10 at
| 42l T street northwest
reception was given in honor Of the
Rev c. Ernest Smith, D. D., rector Of st.
|
at the residence of DR.. H. NJ. Bowen,
| Aquasco, Md, Wednesday evening Sep
| TENDER IS, by the Woodvil!e Dramatic Club.
| The club colors being red and black, the
decorations correspondent in every detail.
| The feature Of the evening was the pres
| entation by the club of handsome cut
glass bowl which was rendered by Mr.. P.
A Bowen, who conveyed to DR.. and Mrs.
| Smith the good wishes and sincere thanks
| of the club for hospitality extended dur
ing their three years residence at White
| hail. DR.. Smith responded In felicitous
| manner. giving an account of his work in
| Aquasco during his incumbency rector
| of the parish. Among those present were
the Rev. and Mrs. F. v. Ball. Mr.. and
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. B. Contee, Mr.. and Mrs r. A Perrie,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Warren, Mesdames r. w.
! Sylvester, 7. Keech. NJ. keech, T. Perr;e,
| Smith, Turner, Briscoe. Bowen, Sylvester,
| Thomas. Compton, Robinson. Messrs.
Compton Stone, Strong, Turner, Sylvester,
| Chichester Forbes, Lawrence and Keech.
| The marriage of Miss Dorothy Quincy
| Roosevelt, daughter of Mrs. Hilborne l..
| Roosevelt. to Mr.. Langdon Gier will take
place Saturday, October ), in the Church of
| the Incarnation, New York city, the Rev.
| William Montague Geer, an uncle Of the
| bridegroom, officiating. The Rev. William NJ
| Grosvenor, rector of the church, will read
the betrothal service. Miss Hester Davis
| cousin of the bride, will be her only at
| tendant Mr.. Geer will have his brother
! George Jarvis Geer, IT., as his best man.
and his ushers to be Marshall Gear. an
other brother; Rowland Davis. jr., cousin
of Miss Roosevelt: Harold Imbrie. Frederick
| Hoppin, Paul T. Jones and George o. Red
dington Of New York. Peter Paret Blan-
chard of Baltimore and DR.. Lyon of
Philadelphia. The wedding reception will
follow at the residence of the brides
mother Mrs. Hiborne Roosevelt 301 Lex
ington avenue. The wedding has been hur-
ried somewhat. as Mr.. Geer is obliged to go
abroad on business. The couple will sail
almost Immediately after their marriage
going first to England and then to the
continent. They will be absent a couple
of months. On their return they will make
their home in New York.
Miss Ruth H Johnston of Brookland
will leave Washington Saturday, Septem-
Der %. for Fallon, Nevada. where she will
! shortly be married to Mr.. Stanley r.
Marean. formerly of Brooklyn. Miss John
| ston will start on her journey in company
with Miss Francene Marean and the we'd
ding will occur at the home of Mr.. and
| the ceremony she will be a"guest of Mrs.
| Means formerly Miss Constance Adams Of
| Washington. Mr. Marean has a new house
awaiting his future bride and their resi-
dence will be in Fallon. Miss johnston
| will be at home to her friends Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday after
| moons and evenings OF next week at 1926
| jackson street northeast Brookland.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Grant Barnwell of 1904
w street northwest are enjoying the
| month Of September at the Pennhurst, At
lantic City.
Among the passengers on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer arriving on the 18th
| of September were Miss Alison Wilson and
her friend, Miss Sophia r. Webster, who
| have had a most enjoyable trip through
Europe. also visiting Egypt and Greece.
| Miss Wilson is at the Farragut for the
winter.
Miss Cecilia Nalley is home from two
| months sojourn in Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and contiguous points.
| Misses Lillian and Margaret Hammer
who have been visiting in Virginia and
North Carolina, are stopping at the James
town exposition on their way home.
Mrs. A. b. Storch and son Raymond
have returned from Spencerport N Y
where they have been spending the summer
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber Morrison of 900 18th
street southeast entertained their friends
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Nettie
McCusker of Half Way, Ind, who is their
guest.
Mr.. Roy Baker entertained a number of
| friends at his home, 914 18th street south
east, Thursday evening. The evening was
spent mostly In music and dancing until
dining room, where refreshments were
| served. Among those present were Misses
Della Crowther NJ. Beall. Bernice Hinwood.
Mary Hinwood and Georgia Combs, George
Watts. J. NJ. Beall and Mr.. Russell Baker
| and Mr. and Mrs. Baker.
Dr. and Mrs Albert L. Stavely have re-
turned 10 the city.
| Mr.. Robert Christy and Miss Chr!sty have
returned from jamestown and Ocean View
toy, will ftYnu into VT,
Iroquois.
Mrs. NJ. E. c. Wilbur and her daughter,
| Miss Fedora I. Wilbur are stopping at the
| Rhode Island, 1437 Rhode Island avenue.
| Dr. and Mrs. w B. Hoofnagle and daugh-
| ter Dorothy Of this city and Miss Eleanor
| Hoofnagle of Baltimore have returned after
! a Ave weeks trip spent on the eastern shore