Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10
VIENNA SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
VIENNA, Va, October 10, 1909
Mr.. John Frederick Oertel of this vii
lage and Miss Lucy c.. Capehart of Kit
trell. n. c., were married at Baltimore
Wednesday, October 6, and are now at
their home here. The ceremony was per-
formed by the father Of the groom, Rev.
Johannes Adam Oertel, the we'll known
clergyman and artist. DR.. George b.
Cory and family, who have been occupy
ing the Pierce home on Maple avenue
during the summer, will return to the city
October Is for the winter. accompanied
by Mrs. Frances Berry and her daughter.
Miss Berry, who make their home with
them. Mr. Wallace King and family have
taken apartments in Washington for In
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. George E.. King
Wednesday evening last celebrated theif
crystal wedding with a reception to their
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley of Wash
ington have rented Miss Kate Westcotts
cottage on Cedar lane, and VIII occupy
1t soon. Mr.. Edwin Wiley and family re-
turned Tuesday from 6 visit to Nashville,
Tenn, where they spent several weeks
Miss Lillian Lewis left October 3 for Seat
tie. where she will visit her brother Roy
and family for two months. The Current
Events Club met Wednesday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Joseph Berry on Church
street. The Young Ladies Guild of the
Episcopal Church met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. James Cameron. Mr.. VIII
liam D. FitzHush, who has resumed his
medical studies at George Washington
University, is spending Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Harvey E. Hanes of Ierndoa.
Miss Elsie Sullivan of Vienna and Miss
Myrtle Brown of Falls Church spent last
Sunday with Miss Eva Peacock OF Ash,
burn. Mrs. Andrews recently returned
from q visit to Washington. Miss Alice
Bukey of Bancroft spent last Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Edwin 8. Bethel.
Miss Grace Gibson of Loudoun county,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Berry, has left for North Caro-
lima. Mrs. Caroline Freeman has re-
turned from her Washington visit. Rev.
James Nourse has returned from New
York, where Mrs Nourse will remain
for a short time longer. Mrs. Allison
of Union, Loudoun county, was a Vienna
visitor the past week. Mrs. Lee and her
daughter. Miss Edith, who have been
visiting at the home of MIR. William Trigg.
have returned to their home in Montreal.
At tho Monday night meeting called by
the committee chosen to solicit funds
for fire-fighting apparatus IT was decided
to purchase, two forty-gallon chemical
engines, and the money subscribed is
being collected as rapidly as possible.
Maj August Henning is out again, after
an unusually severe attack of hay fever.
Mrs. Arthur G. Coumbe has been re-
ceiving visit from her mother, Mrs.
Barbin of Philadelphia. Mrs. Kate Brown
of Washington has been visiting Mrs.
Lansing M. Dow. The Ladies Aid of
the Presbyterian Church will resume its
meetings, after a summer vacation. with
a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Oliver
Jones, Thursday, October il. The Vienna
Village Improvement Association resum-
ed Its monthly meetings Friday, October
3, DR.. Kurt Voelckner presiding. Much
interest was taken in the work last sea-
son, and considerable money was raised
by dances, minstrel shows and In other
ways for new sidewalks, a well on the
schoolhouse lot and other improvements.
An increased membership and renewed
interest is expected this year.
Mr.. Frank Mack, home on vacation
from Panama, Is visiting his family and
friends at Lewinsville and Vienna. The
engagement is announced Of Mr.. Frank
Constable and Miss Mary Ann Hotz-
claw. The wedding is expected to take
place in November. The Ladies Aid OF
St. Johns German Lutheran Church of
Washington met with Mrs. Kurt Voelck-
ner Wednesday.
Rev. Isaac Clark. professor Of theology
at Howard University, occupied the
Presbyterian pulpit last Sunday. in the
absence Of Rev. James NOurse. Mr..
Frank II. Jackson and family have. re-
moved to Brookland for the winter from
their home on the Vale road, west Of
town. Mr.. John Mattern OF Maple avenue
south is looking forward TO the ar
rival of a sister from Germany about
the last of October Mr.. and Mrs. James
Poole Of Alexandria are visiting in the
village. Mr.. Ray Lewis, recently re-
turned from Cuba, is visiting his father,
Mr.. Arthur Lewis. Mr.. Argobrite and
family of Maple avenue north have re-
moved to the city for the winter. Mr..
Morland will soon move to the city, to
make his home with his son. His daugh-
ter Mrs. Berry, leaves soon for her home
in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Alberto, with
their three children, have returned to
their home on Walnut drive, Mrs. Al
BERTHE having recovered from her severe
illness.