Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22

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| has not been well. The ceremony was re-
Gently performed in the presence of a very
| few relatives and friends in the old Ii
brary of the house of which the senator
| is so fond
| The bride was attended by her cousin.
| Miss Alma Perkins. as bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Charles de Young was best man.
Miss Frances Dyer Clark and Miss Mar
| garet Clark, daughters of Senator and
Mrs. Clark of Wyoming, are both very
| talented. The former is already quite an
| artist and the latter is a fine pianist.
Both are hard students, though they find
some time. too, to give to the things
which interest girls of their age.
Mrs William H Harrison of New York
has announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Mae Madeleine Harrison.
and Mr. William Allston Graham of this
! city. No date has been set for the we'd
ding. Miss Harrison is a niece of Mrs.
| r. Chesley Richardson and of Mrs. Mar
shall L. Lefferts.
! Miss Bowen of Prince George county.
Md. is visiting Miss Crenshaw, 1915 10Th
| street.
Mrs. Augustus p Crenshaw has issued
cards for November %, from to 6, to
| meet Miss Bowen.
Mrs Elsie French Vanderbilt is visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. LarZ Anderson at Brook
| line, Mass
The Misses Jessie and Sophie Cohen
| cious of the Whitney leave this week for
| New York to attend a large dance to be
given Thanksgiving evening in their
| honor, and also to attend the F'ranck-
| Solomon wedding December 8, returning
some time during December.
DR.. and Mrs. Lennox are now living at
| the Toronto, Goth and P streets. They
| spent the past summer at their former
home in Dublin, Ireland.
| Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont had with
| them in their box at the opera Friday
night in New York Miss Daisy Cameron
and Mr.. John Barrett. Mrs. Belmont
wore a gown of white satin with bands
| of black velvet and a necklace of pearls
| and diamonds.
| A pleasant surprise was given by friends
| Thursday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Scott
| of 203O North Capitol street, who have
just returned from their wedding tour.
| Miss Emily Collick of 1Shpeming, Mich.
| rendered several songs and was assisted
! by Mr.. William Tying, baritone. accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs Nette Tying.
| After the musical numbers refreshments
were served. Dancing closed the even
| ing.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. Conquest Clarke have
as their guest at their home, 1852 n street
Mr.. Clarke's sister Miss S. A. Clarke of
| Teddington. England. who expects to stay
| for the balance of the winter. Miss
! Clarke, who has been quite seriously i'll
since her arrival, has now fully recovered
| her health.
| Mrs r. Young of 61la Bates street
northwest will be at home 10 her friends
| today, 4 to 10 pm, in honor fthe con-
| firmation of her son Elmer.
| A series of inequalities are being given
| for Lieut. and Mrs. James Abbott, whose
marriage took place here some months
ago.
The minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon were the guests of honor
at a musical given by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harold Randolph last evening in their
home in Baltimore.
Nine. j. Esputa DAILY and Mr.. Norman
| Esputa DAILY will be at home to their
friends today from 5 to Z at their home,
| lbs + street northeast.
| Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lees have given
up their apartment. Mr.. Lees having been
assigned to Denver. Colo. under the re-
| organization of the forest service. Mrs.
| Lees will remain some weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Hiatt of
| 1923 Harvard street before joining Mr.
Lees in the west
Mrs. Kearney, wife of Lieut.. Thomas
Albert Kearney, L. S. Navy, will spend
the winter with her mother, Mrs. Charles
\. Thompson, at the Westmoreland.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert T.. l.. Niche
will be at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York
until the latter part of the month.
A church wedding of Wednesday will
be that of Miss Louise Maxwell, daugh-
ter of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Barker.
to Mr.. Edwin Corning of Albany, which
will be at st. Johns at noon. The ushers
will be Mr. George Low, Mr.. Spencer
Turner. Mr.. Stuart Glazier and Mr.. r. r.
Tyler of New York, Lieut.. .Commander
Henry V. Butler and Lieut.. Chauncey
ShackfOrd. Miss Katharine Jennings
will be maid of honor and Miss Mary
Yvonne Townsend and Miss Evelyn Chew
will be bridesmaids. Mr.. Parker Corning
will be best man.
The wedding breakfast will follow at
the home of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Barker. on N street. The couple will live
in Albany.
Miss Jennings will give a dinner for
Miss Maxwell tomorrow night, Miss
Evelyn Chew a luncheon Tuesday and
Lieut.. Commander Butler and Lieut..
Shackford a theater party Tuesday night.
Mrs. Alexander F. Drebert of ST. Paul,
Mimi. was the recent guest of her sister,
Mrs w. Z. Hall of 1904 Newton street
northeast. Mrs. Drebert is an accom-
| plished musician and made very pleas
| ant social impression during her visit.
| Mrs. Define Marean has returned to her
home in Brookland from summer
spent in California and Nevada. Miss
Helen Marean will remain in Nevada
| for the winter.
Mr.. w. j. Galbraith is spending a few
days among relatives and friends in Phla-
| delphia and Bucks county, Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Remsburg and
| Miss Laura Remsburg are visiting In
Frederick, Md.
Col. Juan Lewis and his sister, Miss
Josie Blake, at Oceanside, Cal, and
expect to remain there for the next three
months.
! A very quiet but pretty wedding was