Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-25

of some length next week
Maj and Mrs Charles L. McCawley
are visiting Mrs. H. W. Gray. sister of
the latter, at LenoX.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Huntress are re-
turning from Maine and will be glad to
see their friends at 1917 9th street
Miss Ivy F.. Simpson entertained
party of friends at her home. 81 u street
northeast. Wednesday evening social
hour. consisting of songs and games pre-
coded refreshments Those present were
Misses Beulah Winter. Emily Hum
phries Fannie r. Fitton. Adah NJ Rose
Susan r. Brattan and Maize Sauer, Mrs.
L. A. Simpson and Messrs. Eugene Cogs-
well. John l.. Ferguson. A. r. Cookus.
f. III. Pullman and l.. ]. HUMPHREYS
Mrs. Katherine T. Markey has issued
cards for the marriage OF her daughter
-Genevieve Agnes. to Mr.. William James
Carver The ceremony will be Wednes-
day afternoon, October Z at : O'Clock at
the Immaculate Conception Church.
DIR. and Mrs Joseph O. Reed and their
son. Fred Cassius. have returned to their
home. So4 18th street. after a two weeks
vacation at Atlantic City.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Mullett
daughter of Mrs. Alfred r. Mullett. to
Mr. Laurence F. Schmeckebier last night
at st. Paul's P. F. Church by the rector
Rev Alfred Harding, was witnessed by a
large concourse of their friends The
ushers who preceded the bridal party to
the paln-decked chancel were Mr.. Henry
NJ. Lanahan Mr.. Albert c. Cooley of
brother of the bride. and Mr. R. Marine
The bride came in with her brother. Mr.
Thomas w. Mulett and was attended by
a maid of honor. Miss Caroline T Niern-
see. and two matrons of honor. Mrs
Anita w. Busch of New York and Mrs
Evan w. Hook of Baltimore. formerly
Miss kittie MadduX of Virginia. The two
first named wore dainty gowns of white
lace over nile green taffeta. and the latter
wore her wedding dress. princess gown
of meteor satin trimmed with point lace
Their flowers were arm clusters of cosmos
and ferns. The bride wore an exceedingly
pretty dress of white radium made over
taffeta and trimmed with point lace. Her
tulie veil fell from under a wreath of
daisies. and her name flower also formed
her bouquet. Mrs. Mullett, the brides
mother, was dressed in black point
d'esprit: Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Schmeckebier, parents of the bridegroom:
Mr.. Richard Mullett brother of the
bride: Miss Minnie Mullett of kansas
City. aunt of the bride. and Miss Moser
of Baltimore. cousin of the bridegroom.
were other relatives present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schmeckebier went north last night,
return. The brides going-away costume
was of dark brown broadcloth with a
hat to match
DR.. and Mrs. Charles N Turnbull of
Philadelphia announced yesterday the
engagement Of their daughter Miss Edith
B. S. Turnbull. and Paymaster Mag1ll
Robinson Goldsborough. U.S.N. Miss
Turnbull is the third of three sisters to
become engaged to naval officers. Miss
Elsie Turnbul several years ago mar
ried the then Lieut.. now Capt, Hamilton
Disston South Last spring her sister.
Miss Gladys Turnbull. was married to
Lieut.. Nelson Palmer vulte. stationed at
the Philadelphia navy yard. Paymaster
Goldsborough has also been stationed
there. Both Capt. South and Lieut. Vulte
are officers in the Marine Corps.
Mrs. Carter. wife Of Senator Carter of
Montana, has returned to her 18th street
home, accompanying her sons, who have
returned 10 Georgetown University Miss
Jane Wall of Helena. Mont, who is just
back from Europe. is now with Mrs. Car
ter for little visit
Maj and Mrs. James Webb Long have
sent out cards announcing the marriage
of their daughter. Annie Fitch, to Mr..
James Dostie Corbett on Saturday. Au-
gust /. 1908. Washington. D. c. Mr.. and
Mrs. Corbett's at home cards for Dubois
Pa, after November 15 are inclosed.
Mrs. Anna Schade and daughter. Miss
Anita Schade. have returned from the
mountains Of Virginia, where they spent a
delightful summer. and are at 1874 Girard
street for the winter.
Mrs. Howard Ridgeley. who has been
spending this month at Lenox is now in
New York, and will remain for several
days before returning to Washington.
Miss Pierce. the recording secretary gem
eral. n. S. D. A. r., has returned from
her summer sojourn in Canada and New
England to her home at the Portner.
Cards are out announcing the maria &c
of Miss Marie Louise Witherow. formerly
of this city. and Mr.. Edwin Albert Hoff-
man of Wilkesbarre, Pa. The wedding
cousins. Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Leavitt
Brooklyn. n. Y. The bride is a grand
daughter of the late DR.. 8. l. Groot of
Washington
Miss Almira Reed Harris of Philadelphia
is the guest of the Misses Calhoun in
Fairmont street.
Miss Antony LindinSer. who has been
spending the summer in Europe will re-
stay with Madam Marie Won Unschuld-
LaZard
Mrs. E. B. Bladen announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Harriet Isabel
to Mr.. Charles D. Ernest The weuuing
will take place in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. H. Shellenberger and
little daughter Marguerite have returned
home for three-week visit to Phila-
delphia, Harrisburg and Lancaster, Pa.
Tuesday evening. September 90 in the
manse 936 street southwest. by Rev.
A. w. Spooner. DID,. Mr.. William P.
Hellmuth and Miss Lucy NJ. Robey, boil
of this city, were married.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
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