Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-17

was the guest of Justice and Mrs. Wright
at their country home for several weeks
The remainder of the time was spent at
her country residence near Leesburg.
Former Senator -eller of Colorado Is
spending a few ks in the city, a
guest at the Cain
Senator and Mrs. William Warner Of
Kansas City, Mo-. arrived recently from
Nahant. Mass. where they spent the
summer They have an apartment at
the Cairo for the season.
Mrs. Clarence d. Clark, wife of Sen
| ator Clark. and her daughters are at
! their apartment in the Burlington for the
winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gould have returned
| from Nahant, Mass. where they spent
the summer and early fall. They have
an apartment at the Cairo for the season
Mrs. Loud and Miss Loud. wife and
daughter Of Representative George A.
Loud of Au Sable Mich. have returned
and have taken an apartment in the On
tario for the winter. They spent the
summer at their home in the west
Mrs. j. Franklin Schneider and her
children have returned home recently
from a sojourn of several weeks at At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esmond Ovey. third sec
rotary of the British embassy. have ar
rived in the city and are guests at the
| Richmond. 4
! Mrs. Willard Teller, sister-in-law Of
| former Senator Teller Of Colorado has
! returned to her apartment in the Cairo
| for the winter season
| The Ladies' Aid Society of St An
drew's Episcopal Church gave its first
| luncheon of the season Wednesday in
| the parish hall on Corcoran street
| DR.. and Mrs. John Stutz of 18th street
! returned home last week from an ex-
cluded a visit to their former home in
| Fort Wayne, Ind. and the Seattle ex-
| position. California and Canada. Their
daughter Miss Marguerite Stutz, expects
to leave at an early date to spend several
weeks with friends in Philadelphia and
New York
| Mrs. Luther Dycus Of l street left Fri
day for Wheeling, w. Va. D join her
husband, where they will spend the
] winter.
| Mrs. Hitchings. her two daughters. the
Misses Hitchings. and Miss Lucy Hall.
| the granddaughter of the former are in
! the city for the winter season
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Taylor, formerly OF
= street, have taken house on Harvard
| street for the winter
! Mrs Warfield and the Misses WarfieId
formerly of Maryland. have returned to
the city from a trip to Hagerstown and
Baltimore.
Miss E. v. Held has returned from an
outing of several weeks at Canandaigua
Lake, N. Y.
MI and Mrs. II. Buell., who have been
spending the past three weeks at Lake
George. n. Y. have returned to their
home on r street.
MISS Juila thompson Of Louisiana and
Miss Edith Circle of West Virginia ar
rived IN Washington last week. where
they will spend the winter
Miss Grandn and Misses Alice and
Maoei Grandin of this city were in Paris
the frst week of this month
! Senior and Sonora Arturo de Heeren are
automobiilng in Italy and Spain before
going back to Paris to live, Sonora de
Heeren was Miss Fernando Wanamaksr
os !ILniidoelphla, and the recent marriage
or the couple was attended by many bril-
| ilant details. The brides dress. which
may be accepted as the last word in
| tashlon. was an ivory vestal satin prin-
cess dress with slightly draped corsage
over tulle pearl-bordered empiecement.
the whole trimmed with orange blossoms.
/ from crown of orange blossoms fell
tne ior court train OF satin, almost COW
cred with long tulle veil. A rop. OF
pearls. the gift of her father. was the
only ornament worn by the bride who
carried bouquet of orange blossoms
The chief bridesmaid was Miss Marie
Louise Wanamaker. who wore a white
gaze de sole pleated dress, ornamented
with a pink silk sash, and a large black
velvet fur-trimmed hat. She carried a
| shower bouquet of pink carnations. A
second bridesmaid. who acted as que
teuse" at tho church. was the daughter
| of Mrs. Warburton, sister of Mr. Rodmor
Wanamaker. She was in an apricot
| muslin dress deliberately embroidered.
| One of the events Of interest to persons
| in society this winter will be a kermiss
| given for the National Junior Republic
| The kermiss will take place on the even
! ings Of December D. % and 30 at the
| New Willard.
| There was a quiet wedding last Thurs
| day afternoon at the Rhode Island Ave
nue. NJ. P. Church. when Miss Irene Kings
bury, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Kingsbury, was married to Mr.. Andrew
! c. Riley, the immediate family and rela-
| tives only being present
| The bride, a petite brunette, looking
| very pretty in stylish travelling suit.
came in church with the groom. The
young couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for a wedding trip. after which
| they will be at the groom's home on 18th
| street extended SauPs addition
| Mrs. Grover Cleveland, widow of Presi-
| dent Cleveland, and her Chi dren are it
is said. to make Lausanne their head
! quarters for two years while the latter
| land has taken charming villa, orig