Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-28
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
VISIT OF VICE PRESIDENT AND
WIFE TO PITTSBURG.
for Marriage Of Capt
Kelly and Miss West-other
Events-Personals.


ing, and during their stay there as the
celebrities of the sesqui-centennial will be
| the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Metcalf. jr., who will give a large dinner
in their honor Friday night at the Uni
versity Club Mrs. Edward T. Cassidy
mother of Mrs. Warren Fairbanks. Will
give a tea in honor of Mrs. Fairbanks
Saturday next.
An engagement of interest announced
is that of Miss Corinne Jackson and MIR.
Arnold Burgess Johnson of Washington.
The wedding will take place the latter
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
j. Jackson of New York and one of three
sisters. the others being Mrs. Isaac CoaIe.
1r.. of Baltimore. and Mrs. D. Grigsby
Long of Liberty Mills. Orange county.
Va. Miss Jackson is also a niece of Mr.
Mendes Cohen of Baltimore Mr.. John
son is chief clerk of the lighthouse board,
and has recently been assigned to duty in
baltimore. where he and his bride will
live the coming winter.
A number of guests from this city will
be present at the wedding of Miss Georg-
cite Burrell West. the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James NJ. West of Edgewoed.
and Capt. William Kelly. U.S.A., of Wash
ington. D. c., to take place at high noon
Saturday. October 10. in Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church, Greensburg Pa Fol-
lowing breakfast will be served for the
near relatives and the bridal party at
Cabin Hill. the residence of the bride
uncle and aunt. Representative and Mrs.
George F. Huff. Mrs. Murray Cobb of
washington. d. c., cousin of the bride.
as matron of honor. will be Miss Vests
only attendant. The ushers will be Maj.
j; B. Cavanaugh and Capt S. A. Cheney
! of Washington. d. c., both of the Corps
OF Engineers. U.S.A.: Robert Kelly. jr..
OF New York. and Murray Addison Cobb
of Washington, d. c. Another member
of the Corps of Engineers. U.S.A.. Capt.
j. Hudson Poole. will serve as best man.
Capt Kelly has taken a house on r
street, this city, for the winter, where
he and his bride will be at home. Mr..
Greensburg will entertain at dinner Fri
day evening. October o, for the members
of the bridal party, covers to be laid for
twenty.
At the marriage recently at Lucerne.
Switzerland. of Miss Emily Neville Tay-
lor and Mr.. E. Harrison Symington of
Baltimore. at ST Marks Church. the Rev.
r. R. Resker. vicar of Purley, Surrey, Of
ficiated. The bride wore an empire dress
of white satin trimmed with oid-rose
point, and carried a bouquet of lilies of
the valley. white orchids and white vio-
lets. She was given away by her mother.
Mrs. Daniel Morgan Taylor, who wore a
and a black hat. Among those present
were Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Carbaugh and
Miss Kibbey of Washington. The we'd
ding breakfast was given at the Hotel
National after the ceremony, the tables
being decorated with roses. carnations
and narcissus. The bride is the daughter
Of the late Col. Daniel Morgan Taylor.
L. S. A.. and a niece of Admiral Robey
D. Evans and of the late Admiral Henry
c. Taylor. u. S. N. Mr.. Symington is a
brother of Lieut.. Commander Powers Sy-
mingtOn, Z. S. n.
Senator and Mrs. Guggenheim have re-
turned from their home In Colorado, and
with their family are in New York. The
former will go west again soon. but his
wife will probably remain in New York
until they start for this city.
Miss Boardman has arrived at the fam
lily residence. and will be Joined in week
or so by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. J.
BOardman.
A birthday party was given Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Louise William
son of Ill Rhode Island avenue. Refresh
ments were served on hower-decked
table. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs f. Bowman. Mrs. w. williamson
and sons. Mrs. c. NJ. Wyndham and sons.
Miss n. f. Bowman. Miss r. Linkin. Miss
V. Dalrymple. Miss B. Payton. r. E..
McMichael. w. l.. Funk. F. j. Rose. c. b.
Holland II. L. Ryan and w. H. Deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson White
have issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter. Grace Dean. and Mr..
Enoch George johnson, Wednesday. Oc-
tober T. at o'clock. at ST. Johns Church.
Jersey City Heights. n. ]. A reception
will follow at $50 at the White residence.
30 Duncan avenue, Jersey City.
DR. NJ. Louise Strobel has returned from
Bluemont.
Mrs. and Miss Chinn are in their Con-
nectiCut avenue home. after trip around
the world and a visit of several weeks
with Mrs. James Walker at Newport.