Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-21
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
THE MARRIAGE OF MR.. GEORGE
EUSTIS AND MISS STREET.
Miss Townsend Wins a Few More
Ribbons for Her Stable-Travel
Plans-Personals.

Mrs Luke f. Wright, wife of the Sec
rotary of War. joined Gen. Wright here
today She arrived from Nashville and IL
with the Secretary in apartments at. the
Shoreham. She expects to leave tomorrow
for Westchester county, \. Y. To visit
her daughter. In all probability she will
be accompanied by Secretary Wright. The
Secretary and Mrs. Wright have not de-
termined yet upon a permanent residence
in Washington.
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends yere present yesterday at the
Seabright, n. j.. home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Street at the wedding of Miss
Rosamond Street and Mr.. George Pea
body Eustis, grandson OF the late w. w.
Corcoran.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Frank Diehl of the Oceanic Presby
terrain Church, in the drawing room in
front of a mass of palms and white ny
drangeas. The entire house was decorated
with flowers from Mr.. Streets garden,
gladiolas and hydrangeass predominating.
The guests assembled in the oak hall.
which is one of the important rooms of
the house. an aisle being made by white
satin ribbons. The bride was escorted by
her father from the upper floor down the
wide stairway and was attended by her
| sister, Miss Susan Street. Mr.. William
Corcoran Eustis was best man for his
| brother.
The bride wore a directoire gown of
white chiffon satin, made with extreme
| simplicity and embellished with point de
venise lace. The corsage. made high AT
| the neck. was finished with this lace and
| fastened by an ornament of diamonds and
pearls, a gift from her fiance. veil OF
| tulle held by corOnet of orange blossoms
| envelOped the gown. The bridal bouquet
was Of lilies of the valley and yellow
| orchids.
of white>liberty satin with inserts of gold
| hlet lace, also hat of white GRIN GOV.
cred with white plumes.
| There was brief reception after the
| ceremony. after which a breakfast was
| served on the broad verandas. At the
| bridal table were several young friends OF
| the bride. After the breakfast Mr.. anC
Mrs. Eustis left Seabright for Bar Har
| bor They will depart for Europe early ir
| November. The brides travelling gOwr
was Of silver gray and white striped chit
| fon cloth. embellished with white silk core
4 and buttons, with revers of Alice blue silk
With it was worn turban of blue sill
with yellow paradise plumes, to which wa
| attached long veil of blue chiffon.
| Mrs. Street. the brides mother. wore
gown of delicate lilac chiffon satin made
in directoire fashion. and combined witt
gold lace. Her small hat was of mauve
chiffon and satin.
Miss Annie NJ Aler of Gil NJ street
northwest Is spending this month with
Mrs. Samuel Lippincott of Philadelphia
at the Lakewood Cottage. Atlantic City
| Miss Mathilde Townsend won second
ribbons in the brougham and harness
classes yesterday at the Bar Harbor
horse show.
Miss May Kehoe of Stoneleigh Court
has arrived at the Lake Placid Club, after
having attended a series of house parties
through New York and New Jersey.
Mrs N Du Val Brecht of this city has
gone on an extended visit to friends in
Wrightsville, Pa.
Mrs. Frank Emmert and her niece. Rita
Bley, left today for New York. and will
be Joined later on by Mr.. Emmert.
| daughter Marguerite have gone to QceaI
Grove, N. j., to remain three weeks.
Miss Sara Levy has gone for an indefi
mite stay at Pen Mar. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Levy are at Atlanti,
| City for the season.
Miss Madeline Miller of the Portner ha.
returned home after spending two week.
with friends at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Levy and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Levy and sor
are spending the summer at Colonia
Beach. Va.
| Miss Mary Godfrey of 942 Westminster
| street northwest. who has been visiting
| her sister, Mrs. Marion Bennett, at Coro
zOl Panama for two months, has re.
| turned to the city.
Mrs Ella V. Longacre Mrs. J. B. Ward
and Mrs. J. E. Davis are spending few
days at Annapolis, Nd, as the guests OF
Mrs. a. j. Stinchcomb.
Miss Eccard of New Hampshire avenue
has returned to the city after sojourr
! on the coast of Massachusetts and de-
! lightful trip to Boston by sea. She has
been away since the first week in July.
The Misses Edna and Aline Bateman OF
Harrisburg, Pa, are visiting .diss Hestei
] E. Cusick of Hamilton avenue, Congress
| Heights.
| Master Rudolph Goddard and sister
| Mabel of Surrattsville. Nd are visiting
their cousin. Mrs. James Mullikin OF
Hamilton avenue, Congress Heights.
Miss Eva Sutherland of Hamilton ave-
nue. has returned after spending a very
pleasant vacation among relatives and
| friends at Charlottesville. Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. Cusick Of St Eliza
beth's Hospital are spending their vaca-
| ton at Atlantic City, n. j.
| Miss Belle Boswell Of Prince George
| county is visiting her grandmother. Mrs
Bowen. on Hamilton avenue, Congress
| Heights, D. c.
| Mrs. George f. Corbett and Miss Annie
| c.. Long, who have been summering at
Atlantic City. are now visiting relatives
in philadelphia.
The Misses Ellen and Edith Mckee
| accompanied by Miss Lillian Gayle, are
spending their vacation at Round Hill
| Va.
Mrs. H. Chadwick Hunter has returned
| to the city after an absence Of seven
| months in a trip to California and return