Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-09
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ANNA CoCKRELL HoNORED
AT A DOVE DINNER.
Beautiful Marriage Of Miss Linden
kohl and DR.. Howland-Other
Events-Notes.

Events-Notes.
The little coterie of Washington girls
who are in the neighborhood of New
London. Conn.,. are having a fine time
entertaining each other. Yesterday Miss
Audrey Townsend Sackett gave a dove
dinner at Miramar for Miss Anna Cock
rell of Washington. Among the young
women present were Miss Agnes Gill, MISS
Eleanor Ferry, Miss Mary Mason Haseil'
Miss Alice Hasell, Miss Helen Miller. MISS
Theodore Palmer, Miss Virginia Palmer
Miss Shelby Converse and Miss Bliss.
Last night at the family residence MISS
Elsa Lindenkohl, daughter of Mr.. Henry
Lindenkohl, and DR.. Charles Abel HOW
land of Blackinton, Mass, were married
by Rev Paul A. Mensel. pastor of Con
corcia Church. Mr. Henry Lindenkohl OF
Elizabeth. N. j.. cousin of the orioe, anu
Miss Martha Lindenkohl, her sister, az
tended the couple. A very beautl1ul nol a.
decoration was in place In the PaiIoi
where the ceremony took place: h "a uWmes
effect was made of oak leaf branches
and palms. interspersed with Whlte roses
white satin priedieu was IN the cen cEaI
ter, also surrounded with MOVERS Ins
doorways were draped with ferns loopeo
back with carnations, and the staircase
was also twined about with green. the
bride was escorted by her father anu was
daintily dressed in princess rooe VI
white lace over chiffon ana sim. iei
tulle veil was crowned with orange DOS
SONS, and she carried shower pouquet
of lilies of the valley. pearl necklace
and pendant, the bridegroom gill; vas
also worn.
The maid of honor wore pink MESA
line and lace and carried a shower OF
pink roses. Relatives and intimate frlenos
attended the ceremony and supper pe1ore
the departure of the couple Tor Nortn
Carolina honeymoon: They Will De IN ~,
their new home at Fall River. Mass, In
the early fall. A charming musical pro-
gram accompanied the marriage.
The marriage of Miss Emma F. Biggs
to Mr.. Edward F. Grace took pace naS.
at o'clock Rev. Valentine F. Schmitt
officiating. The brides dress was of Paris
muslin and valenciennes lace. The cere-
mony was followed by an informal re-
ception, limited to the members OF the
families.
Miss Helena Mcdonald will leave tomor-
row to spend three months at Luray, Va.
Mrs. Matte H. White and Mrs. c. T.
Creecy are at the Hotel Dennis, Allan
tic City, for this month.
Washingtonians who spent the Fourth
of July with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Yer
non Mills in their Atlantic City home
were Mrs. e. A. McIntire, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Warner McIntire. Marjorie Nc
Intire. Mr.. A. McLloy. Mr.. McGrau. Mrs.
Douglass Murray and Miss DeGrau and
Mr.. A. B. Soule.
Mrs. H. G. Click Of 1908 7th street
northwest, accompanied by her son Mil
ton. has gone to her summer home at
Onancock. Accomac county, Va.
Miss Abbie c. Graves. Miss Jennie A.
Graves and their sister. Mrs. w. s. WASH
burn. and her little daughter Charlotte
are at Mountain Lake Park. Md, where
they have taken a cottage for the season.
Miss Abbie NJ Sisson. with her sister
Frances. has gone to Weirs. N. H., for
the summer. where they have a cottage.
Mr.. Harry r. Sisson, wife and son. and
Mr.. and Mrs A P. Schell and boy Ar
thur will spend their vacation there.
Miss Ella Wall of Capitol Hill expects
a visit from her cousin, Mr.. Edward DAILY,
a 1908 graduate of Geneseo Normal
School.
Mr.. A. M. P. Maschmeyer. jr:. OF New
York has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. p. Maschmeyer, who
sailed for Germany yesterday.
Mrs. H. p. Baldwin, Miss Nellie Bald
win and Miss Agnes O'Donoghue of this
city have taken a cottage at Asbury
Park. N. j., for the season. Before re-
turning they will make an extended tour
to Canada.
A large number of friends assembled at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Davis of 1341 9Th street northwest last
evening to celebrate the fifth birthday OF
the daughter. Katherine Davis. Among
Helen Bowie, Marie O'Dell Mildred Wolf,
Elsie and Lillian Helm, Mary and Caro-
line Aufenthie, Emma OetZel, Bernadine
|O'Donnell. Dorothy Burrows, Helen Brady,
Hazel Titchenor. Masters Curtis and Philip
Lewis. Rollin Turner. William Binkey,
James Kline and Elmer Hall. Those who
assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Davis were Misses
Mary and Margaret Davis. Helen Saffell.
Flora Smith, Messrs. Lewis and Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. The little girl re-
ceived thirty handsome presents.
Mai. F.. K Webster. U. s. A.. with Mrs.
Webster, and daughter. Miss Frances. have
closed their apartment in the Westmore-
land and gone to the coast of Maine and
other northern resorts for the entire sum-
mer.
Capt and Mrs p D. Lockridge, U. s.
A.. with their son, have left the city for
a month visiting relatives in Connecticut.
Miss Alice Edna Clokey, who has been
visiting her relatives In New York, re-
turned to the city this morning.
Miss Carmilite A. Quinn of Baltimore is
visiting her friend. Miss Forsbender of
1911 Euclid street Miss Quinn expects to
return to Baltimore the latter part of the
week