Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
SOCIETY.

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turn to the city Wednesday, Mrs.
Hemphill remaining in Cambridge until
the last CT September.
Mr.. Philip Carbn. who has been visit
ing his cousin Mrs l.. NJ Germane of
from where he will continue his journey
home TO Georgia by water.
Mrs. Louis of Chaplin street and her two
little ones, Fielding and Arthur. have re-
turned TO the city after a delightful trip
20 Norfolk, Va.
Miss Elizabeth Linton left YESTERDAY
for Lynchburg. Va. where she will visit
her aunt, Mrs. Walter Tyree.
Mrs Ida Peabody will return to the city
next week after spending the month of
July in Vermont visiting relatives. While
there Mrs. Peabody attended the mar
riage of her niece.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Handler and friends
visited Colonial Beach last week. While
there they stopped at Miss Gussie Bella
cottage.
Miss Lillian E Heller has left the city
to visit friends in Willimantic, Conn,
Boston and Bangor. Ne
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Dodson of Cornelia.
Ga. announce the engagement of their
daughter, Ethel Warren Huff, to Lieut..
Adna r. Chaffee. jr.. 10Th Cavalry. son
OF Lieut.. Gen. A r. Chaffee chief OF
staff U.S.A., retired. the marriage to take
place in the late fall
Mrs. w. L. Swayze and nephew. MIR.
Arthur Becker of Baltimore. Md, are at
High View. Colonial Beach where Mr..
Swayze will join them next week.
The first dance of the season was given
Of Mr., and Mrs. W. S. Cole Tuesday
evening July %. The pavilion was
beautifully decorated with bunting. flow
ers. evergreen and Japanese lanterns.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. George
E. Ruhl. Mr. and Mrs w S. Cole Mr..
and Mrs j. NJ Cole Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Best Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ward,
Mesdames Cooke. Carr Bentley. Wilson,
Danzenbaker. Herfuth. Boettcher and
Radley: Misses Allaire Sherwood. Heffer-
nan, Walkup Rector. Eubanks, w.
Wright ard S Wright: Messrs. Kane,
Doweil. Lake, Parks. Eubanks. Chaplin,
Wynkoop. Mitchell and Parker.
August : with her grandchildren Rather
inc Deutermann and William Boesser
Deutermann, to be gone until the last Of
October.
Mrs Phoebe Hearst continues to enter
tain large house parties at her ranch
at PeaSanton. Cal. where she has been
spending several months. Mrs Hearst s
home is one of the ideal spots. and the
entertaining of the gracious hostess lives
long in the memories of those who have
been within the hospitable gates.
It is reported from London that Mrs
Marshall Field may become the wife OF
1,I OH I-hn
the heir to the dukedom Of ROxburghe
He is now an officer in the LIST Dragons
Lord 1nnes-ker is only twenty-eight years
old Mrs. Field is Immensely wealthy
She is the widow of Marshall Field. one
time partner of L. Z. Letter in the dry
goods business, who died in 1905. Mrs
Field has three ohidren-two boys and a
little girl-who will inherit very large
fortunes. Mrs. Field, since her husband
death. has shown A marked preference for
English life and society. Her sons are
being educated at Elton.
Mrs. f. G. Seuffer,e with her two daugh-
tiers, the Misses Helen and Louise Seuf-
ferle. and Miss Gertrude Shaffer. have
gone to Atlantic City. n. J., for the re-
n!ainder of the summer.
Miss Mary Sweeney and Miss Cassie
Sweeney of the Ashley and Miss Julia
Frances Aiken of oi2S 18th street north
west are spending two weeks at Asbury
Park, n. J.
The Misses Gene. May and Grace Gray
daughters of Capt. and Mrs. GRAY. were
the hosteSses last Wednesday evening a,
Il garden party al their milwaukee,
Heights residence. Portland. Ore. in com
pliment TO their cousin, Miss Mary How
ard of Washington on the eve OF her To
turn home. The guests were members OF
the younger set who have recently return
ed from their various colleges.
Miss Fannie Bell and Mr. Walker Wanle
of this city were married in Fredericks-
burg. Va. yesterday at high noon at the
home of the brides parents on Main stree
by Rev. Mr.. Dolley of the NJ. f.. Church
South Only the families and intimate
friends of the couple We're present to wit
ness the ceremony. TIE bride wore q
handsome travelling gown Of blue wolfe
and was attended by Mrs. Eve Frankh:
of Washington. sister of the bridegroom
a prime S. robe of white zee Mr.. Edward
Hoff of Philadelphia was best man. Afte,
their bridal trip TO Old Point Comfort al
| the Hotel Chamberlin Mr.. and Mrs WaplN
will be at home to their friends at 30.
E street northeast after August Is
The home CT Col and Mrs. ]. Walker
Benet at Benicia. Cal. will be the scene
of pretty wedding September . wher
one of the largest Of the seasons navy
marriages will take place The bride
Miss Marie Fechet, is the daughter o.
Mai and Mrs. Eugene O. Feche, and is
we'll known here. When they were in
Manila last year Miss Fechet met Capt
Lincoln Kilbourne and her engagement to
the popular officer was announced a few
months later. They have all come to Cali
fornia for the wedding, the Fechets stay
ing with the Benets ut Benicia and Capt
Kilbourne dividing his time between the
post and the city. The wedding which
will be house affair." will be witnessed
by a number of relatives and friends Miss
Laura Renet will be the bridesmaid and