Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-23

guStlne Anderson. and Mr.. Frederick
Plny Lilley. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast invita-
tons 10 which have been limited to the
personal friends OF the couple and the
two families. owing 10 the recent death
OF the father of the bridegroom Mr..
John l.. Lilley will be best man for
his brother. bat the bride will be unat-
tended. The honeymoon will. be spent in
japan. the young couple leaving the same
day for the Pacific coast
Mrs Edmund Norwood Ferguson Of
Pittsburg has issued invitations for the
marriage q her daughter. Martha
Roanah Ferguson. 10 Lieut. Alexander
lisa. The engagement was announced
in the spring and since early summer
Mrs. Ferguson and her daughter have
been at their country home. Mramar.
Fishers Island. " Y. where the wedding
will take place at noon OF Wednesday,
September $, in ST Johns Church.
Lieut.. Pendleton is q nephew Of Admiral
Pendleton of League Island navy yard.
Philadelphia.
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French papers gave considerable space,
was the reception at which nearly three
hundred guests assembled recently at the
Chateau dc la Basse Motto. the nome of
Gen Baron and Baronne de Charrette. to
offer their congratulations to Marquis dc
Charrette on the occasion of the an
nouncement OF his engagement to Miss
Suzanne Hennins, only child of Mr.. j. w
Hennng OF Kentucky. The day chosen
for the fete was the tiancee's twenty
first birthday.
Among those present were Mr.. J. W.
Henning, Mrs. Henning and Miss Hen
ming. father. gran Imtlner and aunt of
Miss Hennng, who, with her relatives. has
since returned to this country TO prepare
for her wedding, which, it has been
stated will take place early in the autumn.
For the public announcement of the
engagement garden party was given
at the Chateau Of la Basse- Motte-a
beautiful place, with its old forest trees
its river and ponds the chateau with its
UNCOVERED walls. it's chapel with its his
torical tablets On this background the
assembage of gayly dressed guests made
charming picture.
\ dinner party of fifty persons term-
mated the day. Gen. de Charlotte presiu-
ed at the table, wearing his Zouave uni
form. ToaSts were proposed by the gen
eral. Nicomte q. de kergarion, NJ. Andre
de Fouauieres. Mr.. Pelton, Nicomte de la
Metric NJ. A. Legrand. Comte Alain de
kergarion and the Marquis de Charrette.
Gen. and Mrs. DRAPER of this city were
present at all the festivities.
Secretary of State Philander C. Knox
will arrive today in Newport. and vii!
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
a. German at their villa.
Representative and Mrs Frank O. Low
don ,ra ut Post prI11 LIMO let and
III the st. Lawrence river. Mrs. Lowden
was formerly Miss Florence Pullman, and
this was the Pullman summer home.
They will hold the family reunion this
month usual, according to the terms of
George NJ. Pullman's will.
Mrs. c. l.. Beeson of Moorewood ave-
nue. shared honors with Mrs James G..
Johnston Of this city and Mrs. Charles
Houston of Columbus. Ohio at the lunch
con Mrs. J. X. Beeson gave Wednesday
at the Summit House. Uniontown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Schmidt enter
tanned number of friends their new
home, 102 Ith street northwest, last
night. the occasion being in the nature
of house rmng.
Miss Lillian r. Peters. of 900 18th street
northwest is spending two weeks in Pen
Mar and Hagerstown, Md
VIZ. ana MIS- singleton L. lett
today for visit to the latter's mother,
Mrs. Sarah Murray, in New York city.
They will also visit relatives in Pough
keepsie before returning. They were ac-
companied by their son. Master Earl
Cooper.
Miss Sara Levy has returned from
six-week trip to Atlantic City and New
York.
Miss Madeline Miller has returned from
Atlantic City.
Miss NJ V. Bolts of 1854 Ingleside Ter
race left today for New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank S. Wolfe have gone
for trip to Niagara Falls, Toronto, Can
ada: Buffalo, Albany and Coeymans.
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mary NJ. Mitchell and
Mrs. Clara V. Moore of l141 Sth street
a pleasant stay at Piney Point Hotel,
Piney Point, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Baer announce the
enSa cement of their daughter, Maude A,
to Mr.. Ernest Mas of Tampa, Fla.
Mrs NJ S. Cohen of Northeast Wash
ington lett Sunday for Baltimore to meet
her sister, Mrs. A. Gutenberg. Both will
visit Philadelphia and New York.
Dr. and Mrs. l. Stone and their daugh-
tiers are spending the month of August
at Glenburne on Lake George.
Miss Grace keegin, with her aunt. Miss
Kathryn Keim, is visiting West Phila-
delphia. where they will spend week $
vacation.
Mrs. Maize Wilson and Miss Mae Lin
hart of French street northwest left last
week for a visit to the latter's home in
Canton, Ohio
Mrs. Nora NJ Fuller widow of Miles
Fuller of this city, and DR.. Leander Z.
Cain of Checotah. Okla. private secre-
tary TO Representative Creager of Okla
bona, were married Saturday night in
Rockville by Rev. w. ID. keene at the NJ.
+. Church. The couple will reside in this
city at the home of the bride until
they go west to the bridegroomS home
for visit.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcpherson have returned
to the city from tour of the great
lakes.
Announcement has just been made of
the marriage of Miss Eta Duncan of
Fauquier county: Va, and Mr.. john
Amber Smith of this city. The bride
is granddaughter of Col. John Matthew
Monroe, and a descendant of the late
President. Mr.. Smith is the youngest
son of Hon. John Amber Smith. who
represented the Richmond. Va, district
in Congress tor several years, ana d
grandson of ex-senator John r. Lewis of
Virginia. The couple will make thei!
future home on their country place near
Beltsvile, Md.
Mrs. John Milton Gtterman of this