Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-05

Alexandria. Va, are at kennebunkport.
Me. The Misses James of Massachusetts
avenue have joined them for August.
Information has been received in Balti-
more from Seven Oaks. Kent. England
that Mrs. Edith Johns Tyson. the wealthy
widow Of Jesse Tyson. was married to
Lieut. Bruce Gotten, L. S. A., of North
Carolina Wednesday afternoon.
me ceremony was performed at Tun-
bridge Wells, in the parish church. by
the vicar. and was exceedingly quiet The
only persons present were a few in
innate friends of the contracting parties
Following the ceremony Lieut.. and Mrs
Gotten went in the motor car of Mrs
Douglass Wesson. a friend of the couple,
and they will spend their honeymoon mo-
toring about England. Later they will
visit a number of places on the CONT
nent and 1t is possible they will remain
In Europe year before returning to
America
Mrs. Tyson sailed from New York for
the other side with party of friends a
year ago. At the time that she departed
there, was considerable talk of her prob
able marriage to Lieut.. Gotten. Shortly
after Mrs. Tyson sailed Lieut.. Gotten,
who was then stationed at Fort McHenry,
announced that he would also visit Eng
land. He sent in his resignation to Presi-
dent Taft and took a steamer from New
York.
Mrs. Clara Stanton of street is spend
Ing the month in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Alfred NJ Copeland and Mrs. r.
II. Prender, who are spending the summer
at their house near Bluemont. Va, have
as guests for the present week Miss Jen-
ME Forsythe of Northumberland. Pa, and
Mrs f. V. Jacobs of Washington.
Grant Parish and Miss Parish have gone
q N VT Id .fI
Miss Lillian Mackenzie of the Claiborne
has returned from trip north and will
leave today for a visit to her brother in
the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ridgely will go to
Montross, Va, tomorrow for a short visit.
Pa. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alexander
Long. 40 r street northeast, where she
will be pleased to greet her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hart and daughter
have gone to North Carolina to paw a
visit to their son Leland. Returning, they
will spend several weeks in Atlantic City
Miss Margaret Settlers of Front Royal,
Va. and Mr.. Matthew Tobin of Merri-
field, Va. were married last evening at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Adams in
Falls Church. Md. Rev. r. s. O. Thomas
of the Baptist Church officiated.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father Mr. William Settlers. was
attired in a dainty white satin gown
trimmed with mother of pearls. Miss Ber-
tina Adams was bridesmaid. and Mr.. James
w. Brown best man. Miss ADAMS wore
a gown Of dotted swiss and carried bou-
quet of white roses.
Later the couple left this city for an
extended trip to Atlantic City, Niagara
Falls and other eastern points. They will
make their home at Falls Church.
Among those in attendance were Miss
Dorothy Downs of Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tobin and Miss Bennett of Merri-
field. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardener, Mr.
Leonard, Mrs. c. w. Seay, Mr.. Granville
Adams, Mr.. Joseph MARI Mr.. T. c.
Brown, Miss Matilda Elliott, Miss Grace
Miss Bertha Capper, Miss
Catherine Sullivan, Miss Ruth Sullivan.
Miss Mabel Shotwell. Miss Virginia Shot
well. Mr.. Westlake Adams, Mr.. Leroy
Shotwell and Mr.. Russell Thomas.