Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-18

their house and with their daughter Min
ME will spend the summer in the Blue
Ridge mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Blondheim and fam
lily have gone to their summer home IN
the Blue Ridge mountains. where they
will remain until late in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fenton have an
nounced the marriage Of their daughter.
Marjorie. and DR.. John Perry Strong Tat
lock Wednesday. the 18th instant. In New
York. DR.. and Mrs. Tatlock sail for Eu-
rope on Saturday. The bride has just
been graduated from Michigan University.
Senator wetmore will sail for Europe
next week and the family villa at New
port will be closed this season.
Miss E. r. Scidmore is at the Shoreham.
having returned to the city for few days
to close her house before going abroad.
Mr. P H. Christman will join a party Of
friends from Philadelphia to 60 abroad
for the summer months. Mrs. Christman
will spend the summer at the Pines In
Maryland.
The Argentine minister will join Nine.
Portela in New York in a day or two on
their way to New England for the sum-
mer.
The Colombian minister and Nine. Cor
ties will soon 90 to Buena Vista. Md. for
q months stay and will then 60 north.
The marriage of Mrs Teackle Wallis
WarfieId and Mr.. John Freeman Rasin
will take place shortly. it is thought in
Baltimore. where both live. Although
definitely fixed. the friends of Mrs War
field and Mr.. Rasin expect the cere-
mony to be performed some time before
July 1.
Mrs. warfield was formerly Miss Alice
Montague. She comes of the well-known
Virginia family of that name and is a
cousin of Mrs. Alexander Brown. for
merly Miss Bessie Montague. and Of Mrs.
George Barnett, who before her first
marriage to the late Basil Gordon was
also a sister of Mrs. d. Buchanan Merry
man of Washington. Her first husband
was the late Teackle Wallis Warfield,
who has been dead about eleven years.
man Rasin and is widely known. HIS
brother. Mr.. Carroll Wilson Rasin. takes
an active part in the social and business
life of the city. His youngest sister. Miss
Alice Rasin. was recently married TO
Mr. Barbour Daingerfield. and lives in
Washington. His other sisters are Mrs.
William Tyler Gatchell. Mrs. William
Pinckney Craig and Mrs. Hugo Albert
Rennert.
Mrs. Warfield has just returned from
Wakefield Manor. where she was the
guest of Mrs. Barnett. Mrs. Merryman
went to Baltimore yesterday to be a
guest of Mrs. Warfield at her home, 212
East B!ddle street
The home of Mr.. G. E. Hid of Claren-
don. Va. was the scene of a pretty we'd
ding last Wednesday at ) pm. when
his daughter Evanna F. Hid was united
in marriage to Mr.. Alfred Marion Of Bal
timore. Md. Rev A. X. Wright pastor
of Centennial Baptist Church of Washing
ton. D. c., oficiated. The house was
artistically decorated with cut flowers
festoons and wreaths of evergreen and
honeysuckle.
one in that it commemorated the thirty
third anniversary of the marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Hid. as we'll as being a
housewarming of their new home. The
brides only attendants were her nieces
| Misses Elsie and Ruth Hid. who acted
as flower girls and were daintily dressed
in white and carried sweet peas.
The bride wore gown of white batlste
made princess style. trimmed with val
enciennes lace. with hand embroidered
American beauty roses. wearing on hei
hair a wreath of lilies of the valley
Only the immediate members of the two
families witnessed the ceremony. after
WHICH d ulIlflcT Wdo cClNCu at liiO hoiiS
of the brides parents. After northern
tour Mr.. and Mrs. Marion will return
to Baltimore. where they will make theil
future home.
A romance begun in childhood culmi
mated yesterday morning, according to the
Baltimore American, when Miss Mary
Tayloe Key. granddaughter of the late
Francis Scott Key. and Mr.. Alexander
Mcdonald McBlair of Washington, were
married at the chapel Of Emmanuel Prot
estant Episcopal Church in the presence
of few friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Thomas E. Pattison. as
sistant rector OF the church. The bride
wore a white null dress and met the
groom at the chancel. attended by Mr..
]. Harry Ferguson as best man.
Mrs. McBlair. who Is fifty-three years
old, knew Mr.. McBair, who is five years
her senior when they were children, and
for years they were sweethearts. AS they
grew up. however. a parting took place.
and both have resided in different cities.
But the old love never grew cold. and
when they met sometime ago and found
that neither had married they quickly de-
cided to venture upon the matrimonial
sea together. Mrs. McBlair has been max
ing her home with her niece. Mrs. Ed
ward Winder. in Baltimore. Mr.. McBlair
is connected with the Department of JUS
tice In this city.
Mrs. George NJ Pullman sailed today
for France.
Marriage Licenses.