Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-26
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS WEST WAS HOSTESS
TODAY FOR BRIDESMAIDS.
Weddings and Other Sociabilities.
mings-Personal
Notes.

were present MISS Marion Lltcnf1eld w est,
Miss Eleanor Traylor, Miss Carrie Nc
Kinley, Miss Pauline Zeh, Miss Mary
Minnix and Miss Laura sylvester of this
city and Miss Isabel Ley of Elizabeth.
n. j., and Miss Mary Adair. also OF Eliz-
abeth. the last two being her guests over
the wedding.
Last night Mr.. Donald 5. E.dmonds and
| Mr.. Lawrence II. Green. two of the ush-
| ers at the wedding, gave a dance at the
| Analostcn Boat Club in honor OF MISS
West and Mr.. Drown. at which large
| company was delightfully."- entertained.
Mss Laura Sylvester has also given
luncheon for the bride and the brides
maids.
| So many West End homes are now oc-
| cupied that the social roster is almost
| complete or will be before the week
| ends. Mrs. and Miss Townsend have re-
turned to their splendid home, which
T! in their absence has been newly beau,
titled within and without. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thomas F.. Walsh. Gen. and Mrs
Johnston. Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke and
MIR. and Mrs. Boardman are others whose
winter homes are opened UP again. Mrs
Hit is still abroad. but her X street house
is ready for her and her new home on
Dupont circle nearS completion. MIS-
Letter and members of her family are eN-
pected in few days. Rear Admiral ana
Mrs. Glover have been back several weeks
and have much entertaining in view In
connection with their young daughters
debut.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore also re-
turned a fortnight ago. but will be away
off and on until nearer the winter. MI
and Mrs. Arthur Lee are due in a week
or two. and Mrs Beriah Wilkins spacious
new home al 18th street and Massachu-
sctts avenue is progressing so rapidly
the next six months. incidentally the new
home will be almost as big as the one
she formerly had across the street.
The Patterson and the Herbert Wads-
worth homes are as yet closed. the at
fractions of the country seat of the lat
ter couple in New York state being still
para mount, as it is with the Edison
Bradleys. who are at their Tuxedo Park
estate where they have a house party
most of the time. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Roosevelt. who have taken the ]. Fair
| field Carpenter house on 10th street are
already in residence, their debutante
daughter Miss Olga Roosevelt. being
already a great favorite with the younger
set, whom she will see most sduring the
coming season.
Secretary and Mrs. Knox except for
the week ends. Admiral and Mrs. Dewey,
MIR. and Mrs. G. c. Glover, Mrs. Titan
! J. CofYey and Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale
have reopened their X street homes. as
has Mrs. Anderson. with whom her son,
| MI LdlL <AHutlsoH IStVHtis StisSu q
few days.
| The Secretary of State will entertain
at a luncheon on November 2 for the
Japanese commercial commission. which
will be in Washington at that time. The
charge d'af1aires of Japan will also en-
| terrain for his countrymen and has din
| ner invitations out for November :; at
the New Willard.
| Miss Elizabeth NJ. Reilly and Mr.. Mat
thew G. Lepley were married this morn
\ ing at the Church of the Sacred Heart by
Rev. Father Eckenrode, who afterWard
celebrated the nuptiai mass. The bridal
party went afterward to the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis w. Reilly. parents of the
bride, for the wedding breakfast. before
the departure of the newly married
couple for their honeymoon jaunt.
| The marriage of Miss Gladys Goodrich,
daughter of Rear Admiral Caspar Good
rich. and Lieut.. Charles Belknap of the
navy took place yesterday at Christ Me-
mortal Church. Pomfret, Conn, There
was only small attendance, but it in
cluded guests from New York, Washing
! ton and other cities.
! Mrs Anita Newcomb MCGEE and daush-
ter are visiting friends in the north. Mrs.
| NewcomD. who is still in the city. will
not be able to see any callers for some
| time.
! Col. and Mrs Symons. who have spent
the summer at Cazenovia, y. Y, have
returned to Washington and will for the
winter occupy their new residence, on
New Hampshire avenue corner of 18th
street. For the past month they have
been travelling to and visiting on the
Pacific coast at Portland, Seattle and
Spokane.
The marriage of Miss Annie Alberta
Sis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John ii.
Sis. ard Mr. Arthur s. Harvey took place
this morning at the Immaculate Concep-
ton Church at o'clock and was fol-
lowed by a nuptial mass. The pastor,
Rev. Father Mari. officiated at both serv-
ices The bride. who was escorted by her
father. wore a smart travelling dress OF
duck blue broadcloth, with hat to match
trimmed with long willow plume. She
carried q shower bouquet OF bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. Miss Ethel Par
ker of Vienna Va. was the maid of hon
or and were raisin-co)ored broaGcloth.
with a large beaver hat of the same
chrysanthemums. The brothers of the
bride, Mr.. w. J. Lester Sis. Mr. Clar-
ence z. Sis and Mr.. Ambrose Sis. with
Mr.. Richard Williams. were the ushers.
Mr. J. Howard was the best man. The
brides mother. Mrs. Sis, wore d hand
some gown of amethyst satin, with
| toque to match. Later in the day Mr..
| and Mrs Harvey left for New York. and
before returning they Will spend some
| time in Atlantic City. They will be ct
| home to their friends here after Novem-
Der II at the Mississippi
Among the cIergymen in the sanctuary
were Rev. Fathers Connolly, Beavans,
| Smythe, Ryan and Olds, and Mrs. Will
liam Brightman. Mrs. Percy Burlington
Mrs Charles Philbin and Mrs. Albert
Tieleyer ell of Baltimore, We're among
the out-of-town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bunyan Evans
will not be at home this evening. but
will be glad to see their friends Tuesday
evenings hereafter
Mrs Henry u. Todd will spend the win
ter at Woodley Inn.
The announc ament of the marriage of
Miss Annie Laurie Graves and Mr.. Will
liam Monroe Layne, October % 1900 at
Franklin. Ind, the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamson Burch
Graves, will be received with much inter-
est by their many friends. 1t being a
quiet home wedding. no formal cards
were issued. After lesurely trip east
Mr.. and Mrs. Layne will be at home, De-
cember l. 1909. at 1915 Columbia road
northwest.
DIR. Charles w. Allen. accompanied by
mis- mother. Mrs. Tinsley l.. Allen, leaves
today for Amherst. Va. to be present at
the Allen-Huntt wedding.
| A marriage Of interest in Virginia will
| take place at 4 O'Clock Wednesday after