Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-03
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh Page)

istry will be celebrated quietly tonight
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Har-
low r. Street. 641 East Capitol street.
The celebration is to be confined to the
members of the family. and will be a
very informal affair.
Mr. Rattray and his wife were born in
New Brunswick, Canada. later coming
fedged American citizens. Mr.. Rattray
was educated in Knox College Galesburg.
ILL.,. and later entered the ministry of
the Baptist Church, filling various pull
pits in different parts of the country
for half a century. He retired from
active work about five years ago and
took up his residence in Philadelphia.
Among the various charges of Mr.. RAFT
ray was that at Hyattsville about eight
years ago.
in the Washington home of their daugh-
ter. both Mr.. and Mrs. Rattray came to
this city from Philadelphia several days
ago. During the day a number of con-
gratulatory letters from friends and
churches were received at the Street
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alban B. Butler and Miss
Butler have returned from Europe and
are at the Highlands.
wedding of unusual interest to WASH
ingtonians was that of Miss Effie OAR
rell. daughter of the late DR.. John B.
Darrell of this city, and George Pendle-
ton Hoover. attorney -at-law, at noon to-
day. The ceremony was performed at
the home of the brides uncle. Rear Ad-
miral Edward Conway PendletOn, L. S.
~, the Farragut, Connecticut avenue and
l street, and was exceptionally quiet.
only the relatives and close friends of
the contracting parties being present.
The wedding attendants were Paul Y.
Waters. who acted as best man. and
Mrs. Waters as matron Of honor. Among
those present were Mrs. Darrell, the
mother of the bride; Admiral Pendleton
and several of Mr.. Hoover's relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover left this afternoon
for short wedding tour.
terday to New York after two or three
months abroad.
Mr. John Jay White, who will live here
this winter. returned yesterday from Eu-
rope. Mrs. White came to town early
in the season to look over the changes
being made in their recently purchased
home on n street, which was formerly
the home of Gen. Miles.
A straw ride followed by a supper at
the home OF Mrs. Margaret Hare. 1919
Michigan avenue northeast. commem-
Grated the Halloween celebration. The
route was through the country by way
of Hyattsville and Bladensburg, and re-
turning through Brookland. The chap
erons of the party were Mrs. Hare.
Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. Bond. and
those taking part were the Misses Flor
ence Hare, Ethel and Fannie Means.
Sarah Tracey, Effie Moran, Margaret
Fowler. Eunice Winnifred Katie Harri-
gan, Mabel Reiser and Eva Truschime.
and Messrs. Benz Hare. Charles Chand-
Ter, Charles Nicholson. Lincoln and John
Truschime. H. j. Herbert, William Lar
men, Mark Hamilton, Robert Cash, Rob-
ert Winnifred. b. Pool Johnson and
Masters Jack Bond and Roy Hare. The
table decorations were oak leaves, corn
and pumpkin faces, and the favors 1.-The
black cat" Games and instrumental and
vocal music contributed to the pleasure
OF the evening.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Dickins will
occupy their residence. 1884 10Th street,
this winter. and are now there.
The state regent Of the District d. A.
R.. Mrs. George Thomas Smallwood, will
be at home at 21U7 S street on the first
Friday Of every month, at half-past 4.
when all resident and visiting Daughters
Of the American Revolution will be well
come.
Secretary and Mrs. Dickinson, who are
now at Nashville, are expected to return
to this city next Sunday. They will oc-
cupy apartments at the Grafton until
their new home, 1910 Connecticut avenue
Is ready for their use.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, president OF
the Council Of Jewish Women. will as
sist at the reception to Mrs. Pankhurst