Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-16
Jos. A. Hayden.

years. Her mother (nOw Mrs. Thomas X
Bottomley of Winnebago. Mimi was
Miss Emma Edison of Wisconsin. Miss
Knode was educated in this city. finish
ing her studies with special courses at
George Washington University. She Is
talented and Intellectual charming in
person and exceedingly popular socially
She has been an active member of the
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity. In Washington
she has resided with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Cole.
Mr.. Webster is a native of Kentucky.
and has for several years been connected
with the Post Office Department in a
legal capacity. He holds the position OF
special counsel for that department. He
is we'll known in Washington, as we'll as
in Kentucky.
Mrs. A. w. Ward and daughter Miss
NJ Louise Ward. and Mrs. II. Taylor Hunt
and daughter. Miss Estelle Hunt and
Mrs. II. G. Paddon and baby are spend
ing the month of August. at the Blue
Ridge Inn. Demonet. Va.
Friends here have received word of TIE
marriage in London. July 16. of Miss Ma
bel Patterson. eldest daughter of the late
Gen. r. F.. Patterson, to Lieut.. Col Da-
vies of the British army. Gen. Patterson
was at one time consul general to Cal
cutta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip II. Mcmillan. after
their present visit in Bar Harbor with the
latter's mother. Mrs. Anderson, will go tC
Manchester by -theSea to join a house
party given by Mrs. James Mcmillan
mother of the former.
Mai Andre w. Brewster went to Detroit
last week to join Mrs. Brewster. who is d
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Chandler Walk
err at their beautiful home in Walker
ville Mrs. James Cosslett Smith gave a
dinner party at the Country Club las,
Monday evening in honor of the visitors
Mrs Walker gave a yacht ride and din
ner on the Pastme Wednesday for hel
sister. Mrs. Brewster and Mr.. and Mrs
James Donald Cassels of Washington
| son-in-law and daughter. whose wedding
| took place in July.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harvey r. Nichol of this
| city are spending their summer in Allan
| tic City and Asbury Park. N. J.
| Cards are out announcing the marriage
| of Miss Frances Pearle Webster, daughter
of Mrs. Annie c. Webster. TO Mr. Patrick
| Henry DelapIaine at ST. Peters Pro-Ca
thedral. Wilmington, Del. January II
| 1908. Father Dougherty officiating. This
| comes as surprise to their friends, who
| while knowing of their engagement. were
not aware that they had slipped away fol
| a quiet wedding
! Mr. and Mrs. Walter n. Humphrey
| daughter Virginia and sons Sorts and Ell
roy are staying at the Virginia, Ocear
City. Md
| Mr. and Mrs. William A. Street have is
sued invitations for the wedding of theil
| daughter Miss Rosamond Street. tC
George Peabody Eustis. formerly of thi:
/ city, which is to take place at the Hermit
| tage, the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Street, at Seabright, next Thursday
| Only relatives and few intimate friend.
| have been asked. The bridegroom is the
son of the late George Eustis. nephew OF
| the late James b. Eustis, American am
| bassador to France. and has been married
| before his former wife and cousin Mis-.
| Marie Eustis. having since her divorce be
come the wife of Josef Hoffman, the
| pianist.
| MIR. and Mrs. Edward Goldman Parish
| of New York announce the engagement
| of their cousin. Miss Elsie Seymour
| daughter of the late Lieut.. Charles Sey
mOur. U.SN.. and Mrs. Seymour Il
! lop Owens. U.SN. The wedding will take
| place in September at the Mornings. Ell
| boron, n. j., the country home of Mr.
| and Mrs. Parish. Miss Seymour is now
| In Gloucester, Mass.
Mr. John II. Hazelton, formerly of this
city. and Miss Elizabeth Margaret Schoz
announce their marriage Thursday the
Both of July, 1908. at Oxford. Me.
| Mai. George A w Greely, U.SA with
Mrs. Greedy and their two daughters. is
1 now i'm Paris. The family is completing
| a tour of the world having reached Paris
/ BY way of Hawaii. the Philippines. China.