Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-06

TTesiuent and Mrs. Taft are again At
the White House. where their daughter
and sons will join them. June d has
been mentioned as the date when Mrs.
Taft is expected at Beverly, Mass, but
while the President may accompany his
wife there, he will return to Washington
to remain as long Congress does.
The Vice President is leaving for the
west tomorrow. but will be back by Fri
day to accompany Mrs. Sherman to their
home in Utica, where she expects TO re-
main several weeks. The Sherman home
here. however, will not be closed until
Congress aGjourns
The ten bridesmaids at the wedding
Wednesday of Miss Drexel and Lord
Maidstone, who are to weaT. according t.
a special cablegram to the New York
world, angel robes OF white crepe, lone
and straight, with draped train caught IL
the sides with daisies, will walk hand in
hand, linked by CHAIN of real daisies.
Ihey Will represent Botticellis exquisite
allegory CT Spring. Their heads Will be
bound with filets OF fresh green myrtle
leaves, crossing their brows and ending
over the ears in huge round balls of wild
daisies. From The noral bandeaux Sauze
wells will float To the hens of their satin
garments and then footsear of, silver
leather will cover stockings of silver
thread especially woven.
Mrs. Samuel Thomas of this city at
tended the wedding in Columbus. OHIO,
last week of Miss Alice Katrina Kill
bourne and Capt: Heinrich Jean Hirsch.
United States Medical Corps, Washing
ton, d. c., was best man.
Miss Rosalnd Fish, who was 10 have
hoo I,.,<J i
Ethel Cowden and Mr.. Charles Morgan in
New York Saturday, Withdrew after the
death of her uncle, the late Sydney
Webster.
Misses Hinckiey and Miss Gladys Hinck-
ley arc sailing shortly for several months
travel abroad
Miss Edna NJ. Connell of S0I North
Capitol street and Mr. John r. Bowie,
publicity agent of the Agricultural De-
partment, were quietly married Thursday
afternoon, June =, at the residence OF
Mr.. George Rucller, clerk of the court of
Alexandria county, by Rev. Mr.. Councill
Mr.. Antoine G. Sorenson acted in the
capacity of best man. The party re-
turned to Washington Immediately and
participated in wedding dinner, at
which several friends of the couple were
present. After June II Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowie will be at home at 1012 18th street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Chambers enter
tanned their cousin, Miss Lucy Butter
field, daughter of the late Gen. Butter
field of Missouri and the Misses Sleigh
and Macremara of Kansas City, Satur-
day. in an auto ride of three hours. after
which they were Joined by the wife of
Representative William r. Boreland for
dinner at the Chambers residence in
Cliffbourne place. The party left on the
midnight train for New York and will
tour Europe until late in September,
part of which time Miss Butterfield will
be the guest Of her uncle. Pere Hya-
cinthe Loyson. at their summer home
Veylay sur Coppet. on Lake Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bridges have
issued cards for the wedding reception
of their daughter. Bertha Alice, and Mr..
Charles Edgar Nelson. Wednesday even
ing, June ~, from $50 to 10 O'Clock, at
rs r street northwest The marriage
ceremony will Immediately precede.
The engagement has been announced in
ham, 1874 Prairie avenue. of their daugh-
ter. Elizabeth Cunnin CHAM. to Adds Je-
rome Browne of Chicago, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adds Birdsee Browne of Washing
ton, .. c.
Mrs. W. l.. Phillips of this city has gone
to Richmond to attend the marriage OF
her brother. Mr.. II. T. Moore, and Miss
* ate Christian McPharl. Mr.. Percy L..
Moore will be best man for his brother.
Lieut. H. r. Berry. L. S. A., and Mrs.
Beery of this city are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur a. Pearce in Columbus Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bonaparte are
expected at LenoX Mass, next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Y Yeates an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Julia May, to Mr.. Henry Thurman Bright
this morning at 10 o'clock. The ceremony
Church. 18th and V streets northwest,
Rev. Mgr. James F. Mackin officiating
Only the immediate family of the bride
and of the groom were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bright will be at home to their
friends after August l at 144O, Meridian
street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Mary ]. Kluh to
Mr. Charles A. Scheuch. jr., took place
at st. Mathews Lutheran Church yester-
day afternoon. Rev. DR.. Almendinger Of
ficiating. Miss Louise Kluh attended the
couple. After trip to Boston by sea the
couple will reside at their new home, 4O1
III street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs George Marsh who have
spent the winter at the Hotel Richmond
left To-Day to travel in the west during
the summer.
Nine. Hugh-Camp of Berne. Switzer-
land, was the guest of Mrs. Thomas c.
Bourne in her touring car OH Potomac
Drive Saturday afternoon. Nine. Hugh
Camp sails for home June H. During
her stay here she has been widely enter
tainted and delighted many by her fine
singing.
The marriage of Miss Kathleen Leupp
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis T..
Leupp. and Mr.. Reginald d. Johnson. son
of Bishop and Mrs. johnson of Pasadena,
Cal. will take place next Thursday at the
country home of Mr. and Mrs. Leupp, in
birmingham, Mass. Mr.. johnson has
joined his parents at Stockbridge.
Miss Frances Cleveland Lamont daugh-
ter of President Cleveland's Secretary of
War, who is to be married to Francis lie
Baron Robbins. jr.. June Is. at Millbrook,
n. Y, will have for her attendants her
two sisters, Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Katharine Lamont, and her fiance's sister,
Miss Mary Alice Robbins of Greenfield.
Mass. Shepard Ashman Morgan of this
city will act as best man, and the ushers
chosen are Henry Hopkins. jr: Harold
Norton Loudon. cousin of Mr. Robbins;
Marshall Bartholomew Arthur Nauall