Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
INVITATIONS OUT FOR HARRIS
WAKEFIELD WEDDING.
Recent Marriages Here and Else
where-Home Comings-Travel
PlanS-Personals.

Ex-Gov. and Mrs. Edwin Warfie,d have
sent out the invitations for the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Carrie Warfield,
to Mr.. William Hugh Harris. The cere
mony will take place at the Warfield
home. at Oakdale. Howard county. Md,
October at 1870 pm. 1t will be fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast at ! pm.
Those who will go from Baltimore to at
tend the wedding will leave Camden sta
ton on the . o'clock train in the morning
for Woodbine. and they will be met at
the station witt conveyances, returning
at 4:3O O clock in the afternoon.
Vice President and Mrs. Charles w.
Fairbanks are expected in PittsburS for
the SesQui-centennial celebration next
week and will be the house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Mccall. jr., of Wood
land road. during their visit, which will be
short. extending only over two days, Oc-
tOber l and >.
son on the Massachusetts north shore
was the dance Mrs. Washington Il.
Thomas gave last week Friday for her
younger daughter Miss Margaret Thomas,
who is to make her debut this coming
winter. 1t was in the big music room OF
the Pride's Crossing villa and there were
some 200 guests most of them young peo-
pie. Among the out-of-town girls who
were house guests of the Thomases over
the event were Miss Martha Bacon,
daughter of Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs Bacon whose summer home Is
at Westhury, l.. l.; Miss Emily Sloane,
who arrived from the summer home OF
her father. Mr.. Henry Sloane. Ship
yard Point at Bar Harbor, and Miss
Elizabeth Morgan. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Morgan of Beacon Rock,
Newport.
Mrs Christopher Lyman Magee. who is
now at her home. the Naples. in Pitts
burg, will sail November on the Lusi-
tana for her residence in Rome. She will
be accompanied by Mrs. Frank Hatton
of this city, who will be her guest for the
winter.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce.
who landed in Boston Saturday. went at
once to MancheSter-by-th eSea. where the
embassy has had it's quarters the past
summer at Stone cottage, and where Mr.
George Young second secretary, and Mrs.
Young and their infant son are now re-
siding.
Miss Anna Pallas. coo 9th street north
east who has been visiting in the north,
will return next week.
Mr. w. w Finley and family who have
have left there on their way to this city.
Miss Helen Catherine Hodgskin. daugh-
ter of the late MIR. and Mrs. James b.
Hodgkin' and Paymaster Baron Potter
Du Bots. Us. N, will be married Tuesday
October g. at the home of the brother of
the bride, Mr.. T. Elicit Hodgkin. in
Brooklyn
Mrs John r. Reyburn and her daugh-
a. NJ a ra ha n hai "
home. They recently returned to London
from a continental tour. during which
they made long stay in Switzerland.
Mrs Letter and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Letter returned from Scotland and went
on to Paris. In Scotland they were the
guests of Lord and Lady Suffolk at Red
castle. in Rosshire, where the earl took
the shooting for a month. The Letters
will remain the continent until the
middle of October.
Mr.. William Muehleisen of this city was
best man last Saturday in New York at
the marriage of Miss Esther Woodward
ding breakfast at the St. Regis followed
the ceremony.
Miss Lucy Lowell Atwater and Lieut..
Eben Clayton Hill of the United States
Army Medical Corps. whose wedding Gay
was threatened with postponement be-
cause the bridegroom could not obtain
leave of absence, took place at Pough-
keepsie, n. Y. Saturday afternoon as
originally planned. Through the efforts
of the brides father Edward S. Atwater
who is a cousin of William H. Taft.
furlough was granted Lieut. Hill. The
lieutenant has been stationed at Column
bus barracks, in Columbus. Ohio. to which
he was recently transferred from Fort
Porter. n. Y. He was a former instructor
at Johns Hopkins University. few
months ago he joined the Medical Corps
of the army.
The ceremony was performed in the
hall at the home of the brides parents.
Her sister. Miss Evelyn Atwa;er, was
maid of honor. and Mrs. Henry II. Van
Cleef acted as matron of honor. John
Philip Hill. the bridegroom brother, was
best man. The ushers were Morton At
water and Eliot d. Atwater. brothers of
the bride; Charles s. Park jr, of Engle-
wood. N. j. cousin of the bride and j.
Bancroft Hill. Several hundred guests at
tended the wedding from New York. Bal
tiUore, Washington and Poughkeepsie..
Lieut. and Mrs Hill will reside in Wash
ingtton where the former has been or
dered Mrs Hill is a graduate o. Vassar
College, class Of '04.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Mccarthy an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Elsie McFall. to Mr.. Frank P. Orbello.
Mrs. James w Bean and Miss Barbara
Yeast will return today. They have been
visiting Niagara Falls, Canada and Thou
sand Islands.
Miss May Gibbons has returned after
spending the summer at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Hendley has returned 10 her home