Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-05

and Mrs S. ]. Z. Young, will be married
to Mr. Nathan Frank, son OF MI. ana
Mrs. Ben Frank of Baltimore today at
noon, at the home of the BRIDE, lszo
California street northwest ReVs. Dr.
Stern and Simon will officiate. The Wed
ding will be small one, only the imme-
date relatives of the couple Will be pres
emf a breakfast will follow the cere-
mony.
September 2S, in Paris. will occur the
wedding of Miss Elizabeth WINSTON
daughter of the consul general at STOCK
holm and Mrs. Winslow and Mr. Ben1a-
min /. WncheIl, il. The. latter, with ms
parents Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin l.. Win
cheU of Chicago, are sailing on the nth.
The couple will be in Chicago, where they
are to live the middle of October.
In selecting a Washington girl for his
bride Mr.. James ii. Patten is following
the example set by several Boston So
ciety men, notably Messrs. Robert Treat ca
ter Hawthorne Monks Mr.. Patten' $
marriage to Miss Olive Young Lattimer.
second daughter of the late senator. VIII
he solemnized October II. Miss Lattimer,
who made her debut three winters ago, is
very attractive and pleasing.
Mrs. Amy Talbot and her young daugh-
ter. Miss Amalita Talbot, debutante OF
last season. and who spent the summer
in california is expected back here in q
few weeks to spend the coming season
at the capital
Miss Grace Monroe of this city, who
was at the Seattle exposition with her
father and sister, is now in Portland,
Ore, for visit to Mrs. w. c. Alvord.
Mrs. George b. Davis, formerly Miss
Mary Wilson of this city, who has spent
several months with her small son visit
ing at Vancouver barracks. while Col.
Davis has been in Panama, Will leave
soon for New Orleans, which is the colo
nels present station.
Mrs John Abbott, the attractive wife
of Lieut. Abbott and a former Washing
tonian, presided at the tea table last
week at the tea given at the Army and
Navy Club in San Francisco as a
welcome to the officers and wives of the
Both Infantry. who have just arrived
there Mrs Eleanor Martin assisted the
ladies of the post in receiving. dance
was another part of the welcome at
the Preside. when the receiving party
included Col and Mrs. John Lundeen,
Col and Mrs. Marsh. Maj. and Mrs. Scott
and Lieut. and Mrs. Faulkner. Supper
was served at midnight. and a number
of pretty dinners preceded the dance.
Mai and Mrs. Sylvester are entertain
ing a large house party at their bunga-
low on Bolivar Heights, w. Va, in honor
u
Sylvester. United States Naval Academy,
who is on his annual leave. Their guests
are three of his classmates. Mr.. Cheek
of Kentucky, Mr.. Field OF Mississippi
and Mr. Booth of Iowa, with Miss Vir-
ginia Walker of Washington. Miss Nam
ME Pierce of Georgetown and Miss Mar
garet Deiano of Brookline. Mass. and
Mr.. Carleton l.. Wood of Utica, N. Y.
Every day and evening are filled with
the Inequalities either offered by the
host or hostess to the friends of their
son and daughter Miss Laura Sylvester,
in the way Of driving, dancing and sup
per parties.
An interested participant of all the
pleasures of the Sylvester home lately
has been Col. John McFall of ST. Louis,
father Of Mrs. Sylvester.
The midshipmen left Friday for their
various homes. and a Number of young
men from this city arrived yesterday to
STAY this week out.
The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
r5encelmuller, after their arrival from Eu-
rome. where they have been since last
March, will go to Lenox and remain there
at the Curtis until they return to town at
the end of the month for the Hudson
Fulton celebration.
Miss Marion Oliver, daughter of the as
sistant secretary of war. and Mrs. Robert
Shaw Oliver spent few days here lasr
week, leaving Friday for Hot Springs,
Va to be the guests of Miss Mary Car
Isle, daughter Of Mrs. Caideron Carlisle