Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-26

Mcclure. L. S. NJ, and Miss Ethel M.
Wines. The ceremony was at the nome
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Rorison, 2OOJ 1st street northwest
which was beautifully adorned with flow
ers pink and white forming the color
scheme Before the ceremony Miss Ma
mic Mullen sang Beloved 1t Is Morn,
and the bridal party entered the parlor
while Miss Deborah Hickman played the
"Lohengrin'' wedding march. accompany
ing Miss Jess Bloomer on the violin. The
bride was richly dressed In white MESA
line trimmed with brussels lace. Her only
ornament was topaz necklace the gift
of the bridegroom. Her attendants were
four small children dressed In dainty
white-Miss Florence Weeks. flower
girl: Miss Elsie Morgan, as ring bearer.
and Masters Morris and Myron Stout as
ribbon bearers. The wedding fol-
lowed by a reception. after which the
couple left for an extended trip. The
brides going-away suit was OF tan SILK,
with hat to match.
her annual visit to her children and
grandchildren, after a summer at Bev-
erly. Moss, where she prospered In botn
health and strength. 1t is not likely that
she will be away more than montn or
SO. During her absence from her Dupont
Circle home an addition was built TO it,
which is intended to afford more space In
the servants quarters, for Whlch reason
probably. it was not designed to increase
the architectural beauty Of the mansion
as a whole Lord and Lady Suffolk will
have Mrs Letter with them in Inverness
shire, where they spent most OF the late
summer and where their third son was
born. Lord Suffolk celebrated his thirty
second birthday the 18th of this month.
He succeeded the year he came OF age
to the two earldoms of Suffolk and Berk-
shire. which have been united since 1I4o
At one time he was aid-de-camp to Lord
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favorite), and where he first met his wife.
who was on visit to her sister the late
Lady Curzon. Lord Suffolk is much
esteemed in Wiltshire, where is situated
his stately Jacobean home. Charlton
Park.
Charlton has been splendidly restored
since it's owner married, and the young
est daughter of the Letter family has as
fine a home as almost any in England.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh are ex-
pected back early In October and to settle
down at their Massachusetts avenue home
for the winter. They had the honor of
entertaining the President at their Colo
occasion memorable by remaining the
place Clonme after the birthplace in
Tipperary, Ireland, of its owner. The
President put 1t felicitously when he said
Tipperary had placed the United States
under obligations by sending Tom Walsh
to this land of the free and Of opportu-
nifty. The remaining Of the Walsh es-
tate is particularly appropriate. since un-
der its present ownership it has been i'm
mensely improved and greatly beautified
in every way and now stands as the real
ization Of what Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh re-
gard as the ideal home in the state they
both love and called after the boyhood
home of the owner--in a land, he will
never cease to love either. Altogether the
incident of the Presidents visit, while 1t
invests Clonmell with historical impor-
lance. was of keen personal pleasure to
its host and hostess.
The other residents of corners In the
Dupont Circle neighborhood will have
much to do with the sociabilities OF the
coming winter. The Boardman household
has become semi official In it's Importance
to the administration and the social