Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-08
SOCIETY.
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| Conn, who has been in poor health for
| some time finds the Washington climate
| satisfactory, and is at the Shoreham for
| the winter.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Viola Ingle,
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel s.
lngle, to Mr.. Edward Evert Vrooman will
| take place Tuesday, November "a. at 7:45,
will reside at the Oriental, Park road,
after December 10.
Mrs. Joseph Letter left yesterday for
Chicago to join her husband, who went
| west week ago. For her automobile
| shopping tours every morning lately Mrs.
Letter has appeared in the triggest Of
| dark tailormade costumes, worn with a
| long squirrel coat with big sleeves. The
couple will be back here about the LIST
of December.
| Mrs. Afford Cooley is delaying her de-
parture for Mexico to join her, husband,
thes former assistant attorney general.
Engiish, guests she has been entertaining
|. Mrs.. Robert W. Patterson win be ac-
-conpanied back from Europe by her
daughter. the Countess Gizychi. They
will spend the season here at the Pat
tersont Dupont, circle mansion;
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran -Eustis,
Mr. George Eustis land Mr. Clarence
Moore were of those following the hounds
on Tuesday, the first of the two great
hunting days at Leeaburg, Va. Mr..
Harry Smith. the master, had his. Graf
ton hounds out and ran a fox to earth.
Mrs. John .'Bidwell of Chico, CAL,
who has relatives here and many friends.
has; been staying recently in San Fran
CISCO The Bidwell. place is one of the
famous estates in Californian Mrs, Bid
wells generosity, to the people the city
Of Chico and the indian. population Of that
| part OF the country, as well, Is; never
ana belonging e estate sa. seen
presented to Chico by her for park
and, eventually 1t Is said, more will be-
come public possession. Any one Is adj
mitted to the private grounds II: on foot;
either by carriage or automobile. Last
summer, as usual, her hospitable home
sheltered innumerable' guests who came
and went at their pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Baum Of liz Lamont
street northwest have as their guest Mrs
G. Jacobsen Of Newark, NJ.
| daughter, Miss Collier, were in town the
Springs to New York, where they will
| spend the rest of the month.
| Mrs. Robert Winthrop of New York,
mother of Mr.. Beekman Winthrop, has
her son-in-law and daughter, j. Herman
van Rotten, the new minister from the
| Netherlands to Japan. and Mrs. van Roi-
| jen Mr.. and Mrs. van Rotten will sail
| for Toxic next month.
| The marriage of Miss Carolyn Adele
Boucher, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank X Boucher, to Mr.. James Aloysius
Monday evening, November 8. at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart at $50
O'Clock.
The brides only attendant will be her
sister, Mrs. J. Hall Pilling, who will act
as matron of honor. The best man will
be Mr.. T. A. Stoutenburgh, brother of the
groom. The ushers will be Messrs. Sey-
mour stoutenburgh, NJ. J.. Boucher,
Robbins and R. H. Carlin. The wedding
will be followed by large reception at
the home Of the brides parents.
will spend the winter in Washington, as
she did last year.
At the marriage of Miss Caro- Maxcy
and Mr.. Richard Hewitt of Baltimore,
which will take place at the brides home
| Wednesday next at o'clock, the brides
only attendant will be Miss Alice Tierney.
The best man will be Mr.. Coleman r.
Gray Of Buffalo. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. A. ]. WeaviH of
Baltimore. Several out-of-town relatives
will be here for the event.
Mrs. William Brown, who has been here
on a visit to her father Mr.. Laurence
Mangan. left yesterday for her home Elm in
Asheville N. C.. Wednesday night last a
farewell party was given for her at the
family residence on L street.
Mr. and Mrs. Pickering Dodge have is
sued invitations for the marriage of Miss
Nina Havenner McEwen, daughter Of Mrs.
Dodge, to DR.. Carl Henning, Wednesday
evening. November IS. in ST. Thomas
bride will be at home Fridays in January
at 1913 Oregon avenue.
The annual charity ball will be given at
1909 The early announcement Of the
date is given that the evening may be
reserved. The ball promises to even
eclipse the success made by the lady
managers last year, The .Children's Hos
pital will be the beneficiary.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Granger
and Paymaster Felix Renouf Holt,
U.S.N.. will take place Wednesday next
at o'clock at the home OF the brides
l
Granger. 1888 Connecticut avenue. Pay
master D. w. Nesbit, U.S.N.. will be best
man and the brides attendants will be
Miss Eleanor Granger McGrath. as maid
of honor. and Miss Kate Mccartney. Miss
| Barbara Kauffrhann, Miss Marie LIE Boy
| teaux and Miss Erma Shaw as brides
maids.
The company is limited to the relatives
of the contracting parties and their per-
sonal friends. the large reception which
had been planned having been abandoned.
owing to a recent family bereavement.
For this latter reason the Inequalities for
this very popular young bride have been
4 entirely informal. Mr.. and Mrs. Granger
will entertain the bridal party Monday
might following the rehearsal. Miss Erma
Shaw is their guest until after the we'd
| ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Wilson will
give a dinner Thursday night for Miss
Harriet Norris and MIR. H. w. Kennard
OF the British embassy. who will be mar