Evening star., 1909-06-08


the-Sea. where their summer home is
located
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Legare will sail for
Europe this week.
Mrs. w. L. Ralph and Miss Ralph are
at the Breslin Hotel. New York.
Mrs. w. P. Huxford has returned after
an extended absence, during which she
visited relatives at her former home,
Stamford, Conn.,, and in Plainfie.u, n. ].
The marriage of Miss NJ. Marc Sven.
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. E. Hez
Sven of the Second Baptist Church. and
DIR. T. Everett Griffith will take place in
the parsonage the last Of this month.
Only the immediate members o. the fam
lilies will be present The couple will
leave Immediately after the ceremony for
the seashore.
Mrs. Davis. wife of Representative
Charles R. Davis of Minnesota, is leaving
Thursday for New York. After a stay
there she will proceed to Duluth. Rep
resentative Davis will remain here until
after the adjournment.
The marriage of Miss Elvia Lovett
Frost and Mr.. Douglas Wallach Stew
art, son of Mai. and Mrs W. E. Stew
art, was solemnized quietly in the pres
bytery of ST. Johns Catholic Church
June 1. The Rev. Father Wheeler per-
formed the ceremony. The bride is the
daughter of the late Slas Frost. The
FroSts came from DevOnshire, England
On the maternal line she is descended
from the Thomas family of Philadelphia,
which dates back to the Welsh kings.
Mr.. Stewart comes from the eastern
shore of Maryland. His maternal great
grea at-grandfather Col. Charles Simms,
was a witness to the will of Gen. George
Washington, one of his pallbearers. also
one of the organizers of the Order of
the Cincinnati. His paternal great-great-
grandmother was sister of Gen. John
Eccleston of the revolutionary war, from
the eastern shore of Maryland. he was
the first and the general secretary of the
Order of the Cincinnati; his paternal
grandfather, James A. Stewart, was a
land. while his maternal grandfather. w.
Douglas Wallach, was the editor and
owner Of The Washington Star during
the civil war, and warm personal friend
of Abraham Lincoln. Mr.. Douglas Wal
lach's father graduated at Harvard in
1907, and his father. Moses Wallach, was
a page at the court of Frederick the
Great, and subsequently a major in the
Prussian army. He moved to America
and became one of the most prominent
citizens of Boston Maj. w. E. Stewart
the father of Douglas, was an officer in
the Confederate army
Mrs Ethan Allan Hitchcock and her
daughter, Miss Margaret D. Hitchcock of
Washington, arrived last night at the
Tanner cottage, Lenox. for the summer.
Miss Christine Memminger. who made
her debut in New Orleans last winter is
the guest of the Misses Abbott, daugh-
ters of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Frederic V.
Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Athey of Cleveland
Park, have gone to st. Louis for several
weeks stay, and from there to Kansas
to visit Mr.. Athey's parents
Among the passengers booked to sail for
Germany June Is are DIR. and Mrs
Franz Jung of Connecticut avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dennis went
to New York this afternoon and sail to-
morrow on the Lusitania for Europe. be-
ing accompanied by the daughter of the
latter, Mrs. Charles n. Riker, formerly
Miss Wyndham Rosser. Mrs Browning
and her daughter, Miss Dorothy Brown
ing, sister and niece of Mrs. Dennis, will
also be of the party 1t is the first trip
abroad for each member.
Mrs. +. II. G. Slater is expected at
Hopedale, her Newport villa, tomorrow.
Rev. E. E. Marshall, pastor of the North
Capitol NJ. E. Church, and Mrs. Marshall
celebrated the tenth anniversary of their
wedding at the parsonage. 10 street
northeast, last night. Throughout the