Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-12
N the WORLD OF SOCIETY
DINNERS STILL BEING GIVEN
FOR THE NoTABLES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter Were in Balti-
more Yesterday-0ther In
cidents-Personals.


Lieut.. Thomas c. Hart. who will be an
usher at the wedding Monday Of Miss
Cuthbert Brown and Lieut.. Charles Rus
sell Train. gave dinner at Chevy Chase
last night in honor of the bride,eiect.
party which included Miss Pansy
Bloomer Miss Converse. Mr.. SWEET. Cuth-
bert Brown. brother of the bride-elect;
Lieut.. Falconer and Lieut.. Osterhaus.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Letter. who were
married here Wednesday. were in Baiti-
more yesterday. with the proba bility
stated that they intended to continue
their journey northward today. Yester-
day. afternoon the Letter touring car.
with it's owner and his bride made tour
of Druid Hill Park and the suburban
country. The bride was dressed in short
white linen skirt and a white sweater.
and soft hat tied down by chiffon
veil.
The marriage Of Miss Lille M. Gill and
Mr. Henry Hayden took place In the I'm
maculate Conception rectorX June 10 at
7:3O pm, attended by large number or
friends and relatives. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Ambrose Beavens.
The bride was attended by her friend.
Miss Florence Long. as bridesmaid. ana
Mr.. Charles suneberger was best man.
The bride wore a white princess dress,
a tulle veil and a wreath of valley nnes'
and she carried a bouquet of white roses:
The bridesmaid wore blue princess and
carried white roses A reception at the
brides home followed the ceremony.
Miss Helen Worth Roberts and Charles
Henry Gordon. both of Washington. u.
c., were married in Baltimore. Md. June
&. 1903, at the Church of ST. Michael ana
All Angels, by Rev DR.. P. Allison.
Mrs. Louis p Shoemaker will entertain
the teachers and children of the Bright
wood School tomorrow afternoon at her
home. in Brightwood avenue, from to .
o clock.
The marriage of Miss Ada Wagonner
and Mr.. Edward To1son. both of Wash
ington, took place Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides sister. Mrs. Leon
ard ard Turner, Baltimore The ceremony
was performed by Rev. s. NJ: Afford;
pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. Washington, D. c., and was FOL-
lowed by reception.
Miss Bessie May Willet of Baltimore
and Mr.. Karl ]. Roessler of this city were
quietly married at the home OF Mr.. VII
liam P. .Gruber. AL North Stricken street
Baltimore. by Rev. II. NJ. Rider Of Frank
Nm street Methodist Episcopal Church
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. William Roessler, brother OF the
groom, was best man, and MISS OnNe L.
Ganbner was bridesmaid. The bride wore
lace over white satin and veil caught with
orange blossoms. She carried bouquet
of bride roses. The couple left on trip
north, after which they will come here to
live.
Mr.. George Casey and Mrs. Estelle Epps
of 1910 18th street northwest will enter
tain their friends. the Misses Walker or
1909 Druid Hill avenue. Baltimore, Sun
day, June ii. from 4 to 10 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Willis have returned
| from Atlantic City for a few days. the lat
ter improved in haelth. They will go to
Ocean Grove next week for the rest of
the season.
Mrs Edwin NJ. Hasbrouck has returned
| from Hot Springs. Va, where her husband
| still remains for his health.
Mr.. Coromilas. the Greek minister. has
| left for Chicago and will not return to
Washington for some time.
| Mrs: F. j. Barrett and Miss Barrett
leave June It. for Deer Park. where they
| have taken cottage for the season.
DR.. Charles ". Appler announces the
marriage Of his daughter Ethel Wilson
to Mr.. William Beatty Horne. Wednesday
June 10. 1903.
| Miss Frances Griffith has returned from
l
| ton, Md.
Misses Elsie and Lula Tayman left thi.
| morning for an extended trip through
southern Maryland and intend visiting
several relatives and friends. They viii
| also attend q house party at the home OF
| their cousin Mr.. B. Ogle. at Bellfeld. Md
l. Mrs. j. NJ. Saunders and her son. Mr.
j. Moria Saunders returned last evening
! from New York after a weeks stay. They
attended the marriage of Mr.. Harry r
| Saunders while away
Last evening the marriage Of Miss Clara
| Warmer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
| win r. Warmer, and Solomon McNall
Foss of Newark. n. j.. took place at !
| street in the presence of large number
of relatives of the contracting parties ant
few intimate friends. Rev. DIR. Donaic
| c. Macleod. pastor Of the First Presby
gowned in crepe de chine. She carried z
| large bouquet of bride roses. and was at
tended by her sister. Miss Mary Warriner
| The parlor was decorated with palms
ferns and cut flowers. the dining room
i where refreshments were served. Will
| wreaths of daisies. Japanese lanterns ant
| umbrellas appended to the ceiling, ant
the back parlor had display of wedding
i gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. FOss departed on {
late train for New York. where they will
moon trip to Boston and other points OF
the New England coast. They will reside
in Newark, N. J.
4 Cards have been sent out by Mrs
Van Buren, Black of Cape Rozier. Me.
announcing the marriage of her daughte
Annie Rosita. to Mr.. Jesse E. Potbur.
Of this city. The wedding took place a
the old family homestead. Cndercli<
Wednesday. June ~. with only the rela
tives and intimate friends present. Tn
! bride, who is a Maine girl by birth. ha
resided in Boston. After a short honey
moon Mr.. and Mrs. Potbury will return
to the Maine coast and spend the summe
cruising in the groom's private yacht
They will make their future home in thi
city.
Recent arrivals in Providence. r. l., o
Washington visitors are Mrs. Charles M
Ffoulke. a guest of Mrs. Edward Doug
lass Pearce. and Mrs. George Bradley
a guest of Mrs. Charles Bradley, an
Miss Alice Dunbar of Washington, VIII
is visiting Miss Alice Comstock.
The Assistant Secretary of the Nav
and Mrs Newberry. who are leavin
shortly for Watch Hill. r. l.. where the
I have a summer home. entertained al din
ner Wednesday evening in honor of tn
Secretary Of War and Mrs. Taft. TIL
additional guests were the Secretary O
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