Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14

a cluster of large pink chrysanthemums.
Miss Julia Trenis, sister of the bride
groom, and Miss Efiie Brooks were the
bridesmaids. They wore princess gowns
Of white messaline satin. and carried
large yellow chrysanthemums.
Mr.. George Warran Offutt, jr.. was best
man for Mr.. Trenis and the ushers were
DR.. George Sanford Barnes and Mr.. Fred
Plugy.
A reception followed the ceremony and
later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Trenis
left for New York and other points, amid
the good wishes and hearty cOngratula-
tons OF host Of relatives and friends.
The going-away costume Of the bride
was of London smoke broadeloth with
a beaver toque OF the same shade.
Upon their return to Washington they
will reside at the Naples.
week from their Massachusetts, estate to
begin a season OF entertaining, much OF
which will naturally center about their
young daughter. Miss Margaret Draper.
whose coming-out tea will be followed by
a dance later in the season.
At the marriage of Miss Marie Louise
Chase, daughter of Mrs. Constantine
Chase. to Lieut.. Robert r: Ralston. En-
gineer Corps, u. s. A.. Wednesday. De-
cember 1, the bride will be attended by
Miss Edna Tyler of New London. Conn.,.
and Capt. William A. Mitchell. now sta
toned at West Point. will be best man.
The wedding reception will be at Rausch-
ers at 4 pm.
Another series Of official Inequalities
has been arranged to honor the visit here
this week Of the sultans ENJOYS. The
tomorrow night and the Secretary of
State the night following. They will dine
at the Turkish embassy Wednesday and
unofficially at the Italian embassy FRI
day night
The Sisters of the Visitation extend to
the members of the Georgetown Alumnae
Association an invitation to assist at a
mass of requiem to be celebrated in the
convent chapel Wednes day. November IL,
at 10 o'clock. for Mrs. Julius s. Walsh.
who died in St. Louis last May. Mrs.
Walsh was president of the Alumnae
Association for two terms.
The ladies Of All Souls Church have in
yited members and friends to their an
nual Christmas sale of useful and fancy
articles, which will be held in the small
ballroom Of the New Willard Wednesday
evening. December l. and THURSDAY. De-
cember . from 10 am. to 10 pm.
An entertainment. consisting or music.
stately and classic dances. will take place
i'm the large ballroom AT $40 O'Clock
Wednesday evening. December l, and
general dancing will follow at 10.
Thursday, December ,
Miss ]. Louise MattingIy of Howard
county, Nd, has gone for an extended
visit to the Misses Whited. Shreveport.
La She will return in December and be
! at home for the Christmas holidays.
Miss Ida NJ. Fallon of 18th street sailed
on the Baltic November for England.
While there she will be maid of honor at
the marriage of her cousin. Miss Madge
Summerscales and Prof. Charles Coward
of Cambridge College
Senator and Mrs. Guggenheim returned
recently from Europe. where. with party
of relatives, they spent several months
motoring on the continent. The Guggen-
helms have taken the residence at 10th
and NJ streets which was formerly &C.
cupied by the former Secretary of State,
Mr.. Bacon.
Mrs Frank Freeman, who has return
ed from a delightful trip abroad. will be
q guest at the Cairo for the winter sea-
son.
Mrs. Buckner Wallingford, who was