Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-22


port today accompanying home Miss
Eleanor Rocker who has been her
guest at Beverly. Miss Taft will stay
over Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Rocker. The coming
out party for their daughter will be an
event of Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Roei-
ker Joined the family circle yesterday.
Mrs. John c. Phillips, mother of the
assistant secretary of state, gave a din
ner last night at Moraine farm, her
place at Wenham Lake. North Beverly.
in honor of Miss Taft. Mr.. Robert Taft
accompanied his sister and Miss Roel-
ker
The marriage yesterday afternoon OF
Miss Elizabeth c. Badger and Lieut..
Commander Henry r. Bryan, L. 5. ".
was. as ihtmated in these columns a
quiet event both the ceremony and the
informal reception being attended by
relatives and close personal friends.
The Bishop OF Washington, Right Rev.
Alfred Harding. performed the cere-
mony. the couple being attended by
Lieut.. Commander Long. L. s. n. and
Miss Esther Byrnes of Norfolk. Va. The
bride was accompanied to the flower
decked drawing room by her father.
Capt. Charles j. Badger. and was beau
tifully dressed in white lace. with an
erveloping veil of tulle. She carried
lilies of the valley arranged in shower
form. The bridesmaid was also In white.
carried pink roses and wore white
hat with touches of green.
The newly married couple went north
last evening for n honeymoon jaunt.
Their future residence is undetermined.
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth were at the aeroplane flights yes
terday. and evidently expected the per-
Torrance to last until dark, as on the
two evenings previous. Mrs. Longworth
in regular picnic fashion brought well
filled hamper with her and enjoyed It's
contents of eatables and drinkables with
her husband and others who gathered
about her runabout She was again dressed
in a princess frock of white material and
made with Dutch neck. She seemingly
has a preference for one corner OF the
field at Fort Myer overlooking the parade
| grounds and generally seeks the same
spot for her car. Once she is discovered
under her broad brimmed Corday sailor
every movement she makes is watched by
hundreds of interested persons. Her skill
i'm maneuvering her machine in limited
space is always admired.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Dismer and
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Burkhart left
this morning for Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick s. Tyler expect
to leave Friday for the Massachusetts,
coast. where they will spend several
weeks at Marblehead Neck later going to
Twilight Park in the Catskills.
Chaplain Charles c. Pierce. L. s. A.. re-
tired who returned to Cape May after
the funeral of Maj. Tyler. will return to
WashinS ton for the open-air service on
the Cathedral site Sunday afternoon.
late Col. Jacob a. Augur. 10th Cavalry.
He was the guest of Col. and Mrs.
Charles w. Taylor while in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph D. Hopkins left
today for their summer home. kenwood,
near Charlottesville, Va. whittier their
daughter Helen preceded them several
weeks ago.
Yesterday at the home of the bride.
| 1926 Monroe street, Miss Mamie r. Will
liams. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rus
sell Williams. and Mr.. Myrt E. Fullerton
| by Rev. Walter F. Smith, pastor of the
Whitney Avenue Christian Church. The
ceremony was performed at n:3O am
beneath bower of beautiful palms, the
bride wearing a charming gown OF white
! French batiste and lace and carrying
| bouquet of bride roses and ferns. Prof.
| Wolfsteiner played the wedding marches
and other selections. Those present were
| the members of the immediate families
and a few intimate friends. Out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roy VIII
| liams of Norfolk. Va. with their two
children. Russell and Margaret. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fullerton left in the afternoon for a
| wedding tour of about six weeks and be-
| fore returning to the city expect to visit
| the groom's relatives in Ohio. The brides
| Going-away gown was a becoming suit
of copenhagen blue French serge, with
| which she wore a blue hat and tan
gloves.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. 7. Parkinson and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Lucas
will spend the month Of August at Fair
bank, Tilghmans Island, Md.
Mrs. Bartlett. accompanied by her
daughters. Miss l.. G. Bartlett and Mrs
Tolson, has left for Atlantic City.
Mrs. S. F. Pointer and daughter have
| gone to Atlantic City for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. Harry Ridenour of Calvert street.
accompanied by her little daughter Helen
| is at Cape May, N. j., for the remainder
of the season.
Among Washingtonians sailing for
| French and German ports today from
| New York and Hoboken were Mr.. Alfred
| Mitchell-Innes. counselor of the British
| embassy; M. Martel, second secretary of
| the French embassy: Mr.. Charles Rausch-
err. DR.. and Mrs. Charles L. Anderson and
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. Conquest Clark
Former Senator and Mrs John B. Hen
| derson have been joined at their Bar
Harbor home by their son, Mr.. Henderson.
who will spend the remainder of the
summer with them.
| Misses Edith and Mary Sheridan left
| today for two-month stay at Keming-
| ton Va.
| Miss Lucie f. Mortimer of New Hamp-
| shire avenue. is spending the summer in
| Grimsby, Ontario, Canada.
Mrs. Potter Palmer gave a small din
ner, followed by a cotillon, at her Carlton
| House Terrace mansion last night in Lon
don. The dinner was served at one long