Evening star., 1909-07-09
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A WASHINGTON GIRL MARRIED
In SAN FRANCISCO.
OF for Summer Homes and Resorts.
Travel Plans-Personal
Notes.

A San Francisco wedding OF strong
local interest took place last week. the
| couple being Miss Kate Hanford Car
penter of this city and Mr.. William G-
Rawles. which took place at the Green
street home of the hrdegroom's father.
Gen. j. B. Rawles. L. s. A, retired. Ihe
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Frances l..
Carpenter of Washington. Mr.. Rawles,
who is in the reclamation service for the
government in Fallon. will take his bride
there after a brief honeymoon trip in
southern California.
Gen. Rawles was in charge at the Pre-
sidio few years ago and has resided IN
San Francisco for several years.
The wedding was a pretty affair and
the officiating clergyman was Right Rev.
William Ford Nichols. ,.ie scheme of
decoration was pink with roses and sweet
peas intermingled with green, while the
color effect was carried out in every ue-
tall of the house adornment. The bride
wore gown of white satin embelished
with rare lace. and wore the conventional
| tended by Miss Ethel Rawles, a little
niece of the bridegroom, and the best
man was Thomas H. Means, who is also
In the government service in Nevada.
Col Cotton and his daughter. Miss Col
ton,, and Miss Alice Clark left yesterday
for York harbor where they will spend
a month or so, going later to other re-
sorts.
MIR. and Mrs. Samueis of 4o1 NJ street
have as their guest Mrs. Henry Samuels
of the Island of Malta.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Joeressen of the
Rochambeau have gone to New York and
will sail for Europe tomorrow to spend
the summer.
DR. and Mrs Boyd have closed their
10th street house and gone to New York,
where they will stay at the Hotel Wolcott
| until sailing for Antwerp tomorrow.
| Miss Mary Agnes Browne, the Misses
| Fitzgerald, Miss Rose Newland and Rev.
| E. S. Fitzgerald left last Tuesday for
| Atlantic City. They are at Berkshire
| Inn
Wednesday, July :. 1909, Miss Eva NJ.
Smith and Mr.. Harry A. Schultze were
| quietly married by the Rev. j. +. A.
Doermann at his residence. W1 West
minister street northwest. Miss Marion
! liam Fl. Osborne acted as best man. Mr..
| and Mrs SchultZe will be at home to
their relatives and friends after July
10 at GA E street southeast.
Representative and Mrs. Frank O.
Lowden have gone to Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews has gone to
Magnolia, Mass, for the rest Of the
| summer.
The newly appointed Governor OF
Alaska and Mrs. Walter Z. Clarke will
leave Washington August ]. They will
make a trip by automobile from Wash
| ington to New London, and will also be
the guests of the Secretary of State at
Valley Forge. Pa.
| Lieut. William A. Dallam, 10Th Cavalry
| Z. s. A.. and Mrs. Dallam, a daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mclean. have start
| eu for the Philippines, where Lieut.. Dal-
| lam will be stationed. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Mclean and Miss Emily Mclean will
spend the greater part of the summer in
/ the North Woods.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin E. Vrooman have
just returned from Atlantic City, n. j.,
and Philadelphia, Pa. They had pleas
ant visit in each city, stopping while In
Atlantic City at the Grand Atlantic.
Mrs. Grafton Tyler. jr., and daughters.
| left yesterday for North Garden, Va, for
the summer.
Mrs. Thomas c. Bourne and family are
spending the summer at Holly Inn, Christ
mas Cove, on the Maine coast.
A pleasant social event occurred at
Takoma Park last night. the occasion
being the twenty fifth wedding anniver-
sary of Drs. D. II. and Lauretta Kress.
Friends gathered to the number of up
ward Of hundred at the Seventh Day
Adventist Sanitarium, Elder X. c. Rus
sell having been chosen by the guests
to do the Craftsmanship honors of the
hour. A charming little musical and
speechmaking program was given. intro
duced by a vocal solo by Prof. Fred
erick Griggs. After a stirring number
by the orchestra Chairman Russell made
remarks that drew from DIR. D. H.
Kress an interesting outline of his life's
experiences. Mrs. DIR. Lauretta Kress
followed her husband in the same strain
After more music Elder A. G. Daniels,
president of the general conference, spoke
Of the exceptionally pleasing relations it
had been his pleasure to sustain to the
couple whose twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary they were SO pleasantly helping
to celebrate. More music was followed
by luncheon a la S. d. A. mode, which
everybody knows is always minus all
flesh and fish, tea, coffee. condiments and
intoxicants. A table in the drawing
room. filled with silver table service and
numerous other beautiful remembra noes
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