Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-28
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
THE VICE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
SHERMAN IN NEW YORK.
Weddings, Homecomings and Other
Domestic Celebrations-Tra
Personal Notes.

The Vice President and Mrs Sherman
are accepting inequalities both of private
and public nature during their present
stay in New York. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Fairchid were their Sunday dinner
hosts.
| Count Conrad de Buisseret. newly APP
pointed minister from Belgium to the
| United States, arrived yesterday on the
kroonland. from Antwerp. He succeeds
Baron Moncheur. He will remain in
New York for a few days in order to
attend some of the Hudson-Fulton festi-
vities. His wife and children will join
him in this country before the winter
| comes.
by her daughter, Miss Ethel, arrived in
| Venice yesterday.
Former Secretary Shaw, who is now
live near Philadelphia for the future. and
! has leased a house which is now being
completed at Merwin.
Recent arrivals after their summer trav-
els include Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Walsh. who will go to New York, how
ever, for short stay, and Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Clover and their daughters.
| VINO have been abroad.
Chief Justice Fuller and household are
back again from a summer vacation
spent In Maine. Justice Harlan and
| family and the other justices of the SUI
preme Court will all be here in few
days.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. Will
liam Blocker Seaman of 226 West 59th
street. New York. for the marriage of her
niece; Miss Esther Caldwell Townsend,
daughter of the late Franklin Townsend
of Philadelphia and Capt. Frank E. Evans
United States Marine Corps. retired. OF
Washington which will take place at
st. Johns Church. Elizabeth, N. j.. Oc-
tober 16. at o'clock. Capt. Evans is
son of the late Rev. Dr.. Frederick
Evans, formerly of this city and Frank
| lin, Pa, and is secretary to United
| States Senator Briggs of New Jersey.
| He is member of the class of '3S of
a niece of Mr.. Lawrence Townsend,
Portugal and Belgium of Rear Admiral
John MCGOWAN and Rear Admiral David
B. Harmony of Washington. She will
be attended by Mrs. Clarkson Runyon
of Elizabeth. and her two sisters. Mrs.
Charles F. Osborn, jr., and Miss Louise
| Townsend of Philadelphia. The best
man will be the bridgroom's brother.
Frederick Evans. formerly secretary to
Vice President Hobart and the ushers
will be FARMLAND Briggs of Newark and
William F. McCombs, jr., of this city,
classmates at Princeton of the bride
groom; Maj. Henry Leonard. Cant. L.
Mason Gulick. Capt. Harry r; Lay and
Capt. Douglas c: McDougal of the
Marine Corps; William Nj. Merriam and
Frederick de c. Faust of Washington
and Clarkson Runyon of Elizabeth. A
small reception will follow the ceremony,
Capt. and Mrs. Evans will live in Wash
! ingtOn, and have taken an apartment at
| the Marlborough
! A quiet wedding took place in Balti-
more Saturday. September ~, at noon,
| when Miss Tessie B. Shuler. daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Shuler of
Westphalia. Md. became the bride of
Mr. Frank Blaine OF Washington. d. c.
| The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Philip A. Heilman, pastor of ST.
Paufs Lutheran Church cousin of the
! bride. The bride wore a travelling suit
of dark blue broadcloth, with hat and
gloves to match, After a wedding break
fast at the Stafford Hotel the bride
and groom left for New York, Niagara
Falls and Canada After November l
they will make their home In Madison,
Wis.
| returned to their home. Dupont circle.
Mrs. Francis Curtis and daughter Janet
of the Woodley returned yesterday after
a three-month trip through England and
Scotland.
| DR.. and Mrs. Buckingham have closed
Round Hi, Va, and returned to the city
| for the winter.
Commander L. l.. Reamey, L. S. N;