Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15

tue n1dtTOn OF llonor was MES CnaflsS
Petry, the brides sister.
The best man and matron of honor pre-
coded the bridal couple to the altar to the
strains Of >LOhengrin's march, rendered
by Miss Helen Baldwin.
The bride. wore a. lovely. gown Of cream
lace over satin, CARRYING a large shower
bouquet.
Immediately following tho, ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. nr. Donald
Macleod. refreshments were served. and
! the happy couple left for an extended trip
through the north and west, stopping in
Atlantic City, Niagara and Chicago,
where they will reside.
DR.. and Mrs. William H.. Fox have re-
turned to the city:
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. TAFT, IN
American University Park. was the scene
Of a. pretty. farewell reception rendered
last night to Prof and Mrs. w. r. Man
Texas, where Prof. Manning has been
given the. chair of Spanish diplomatic
history in the University of Texas.
Mrs. Robert Stone and Mrs. Manning
sang solos and a buffet supper was
served. Prof. Manning formerly oc-
cupied the chair of modern European his
tory in the College. Of Political Sciences
at the George Warrington University. and
his many friends will regret to learn OF
his departure.
Mr. T. G. Hamm Of the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Hamm will occupy the
professors home in the park during his
absence from the city. Some Of those
present were MIR. and Mrs. j. IL. TAFT,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Hamm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Stone; Mr.. and Mrs. "A. F. Seller,
Mrs. States. Misses Georgia Stewart and
Alice Faye Seller and. MesSrs NJ. J.
Gleason, j. Frank Seller and Alfred g.
Seller.
Mrs Annie Il. k"Bidwell of California
is visiting her sister. Mrs. r. HI: Alex
ander or I'LL Q street.
Miss Alice James entertained at BIRTH
day party last night at the home Of her
parents, 500 F street southwest. After
playing games, music and singing the
guests repaired to the dining room where
refreshments were served. Among those
Marion Moore. Mildred Fitzgerald, Marie
Fitzgerald Trlrica Rean. Mollie Stewart.
Eunice Moore, Annie Williams. Naomi
Parker. Evelyn Risen, Margaret Abein-
Thomas Fitzgerald. Carol Fitzgerald.
Robert Hess Eugene, HALEY, Milton
Miller and Harry Williams.
A merry company of Children. grand
children. sisters and near relatives gath.
cred at the residence of Mrs. Cetie Ben
der, 1905 E street southeast. Tuesday
evening in honor. Of her sixty-seventh
, birthday.
The hostess received. the congratulations
OF the company as we'll as number OF
useful and ornamental gifts
The rooms were decorated with large
bouquets OF dahlias, and asters, the dining
room and table being especially attractive.
The figures 81 were suspended near the
entrance to the festal board, and beneath
them" Mrs. Bender received
Former Attorney General Bonaparte
and Mrs. Bonaparte.e who have been at
Lenox~ for some weeks past, have gone
Mr. J. r. q. Rogers i:s has s.. registered at
the Casino IN Newport. :. -
Mr.. Charles B., HiIies. assistant score
tary Of the Treasury, left Washington to-
day for short trip 70 New . ork and New
England. ..-.-,,: -. ... =.
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Mr. Henri Martin. the charge, d affaires
of Switzerland, IS at Manchester the
Sea. where he is the guest Of the cOun-
selor Of the French embassy, Mr.. Lefeyre-
Pontalis. =; 49, -. >-'-s--
DIR. Francisco Carrera Justiz. Cuban
minister, has returned to New York after
| short visit to Washington for the pur-
pose of finding house for the coming
season.
Gen Powell Clayton has arrived in this
city and is staying for a few days at his
pa rtment in the Highlands, He will
shortly return to Pomfret Center, Conn.
where he and Mrs. Clayton have spent the
summer. and where they will remain Until!
November Baroness Moncheur. wife of
the former Belgian nIiptstef. accompanied
by her children. who are now vim Belgium.
will join her parents at Pomfret Center
within q few weeks.
Mr. Alexander Nouros.@ charge II affaires
of Greece. has given up the house on Con-