Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-05
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WEDDING OF MISS COCKRELL
AND GREEK MINISTER.
Recent Departures For and Arrivals
From Europe-Personal
Notes.


Coromilas. will be married at Norwich.
Conn, a the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
son F. Gallaudet the brother-in-law and
Alexopulus of the Greek Church, this
city.
Former Senator Cockrell. who will es-
cort his daughter and few other rela-
tives. with Mr.. Alexander Vouros, first
secretary OF the legation of Greece. will
be present at the ceremony. The minister
and his bride will sail Saturday for Eu-
rope and spend two or three months in
continental travel before going to Athens.
Greece. Mr.. Corom;las left yesterday for
Norwich
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman and Miss
Kaufman sailed today on the Kaiser
Wilhelm III for Europe.
DIR. and Mrs. Geary Morgan Of this city
were also among the outgoing passengers
for Europe from New York today.
The Duke and Duchess D'Arcos. who
have been in this city for the past month.
sailed today for Europe. The duchess
was formerly Miss Virginia Lowery OF
this city.
Mrs. Richard Townsend left today for
New York, where she will be joined by
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter q. Gerry. who will spend a
few days with her before she sails for
Europe.
DR. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson
sailed today from New York to spend
several months in European travel.
Mr.. F. Won Stumm and Mrs Won
Strumm of the German embassy sailed
yesterday for Germany
Mrs. A. kleebIatt and children are
spending the month of July in Atlantic
city.
Mrs. A. f. Whitaker and Miss Whit
aker of Harvard street are at their sum-
mer residence at Southbridge, Mass.
Mrs. Bradford and Miss Rose Mary
Bradford have gone to their summer
place. Neginscot farm. Turner, Me. Mrs.
johnson and her children will spend the
summer with Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Bradford
Mr.. Frank Marvin gave a theater party
of the Beta Iota Club, the Misses E.
Kraft, G. Marvin. II. Richmond, l..
Stockett and +. Schuldt, and Messrs. w.
Barnhart, c. Kraft and c. Rougeou.
An interesting wedding took place at
the residence OF Rev. A. ". Graves, 40
Seaton place northwest. at pm. Sun
day. July 3, when Walter n. Vance Of
this city and Miss Susan r. Hawkins
of Santa Barbara, Cal. we're married.
The couple will take a trip through New
England. and later to California to the
home of the bride, and will then return
to this city to live, where the bridegroom
has been engaged for several years in the
service OF the government.
The Misses Willis. Nellie Jackson, FIRE.
da Hauft and Freda Steffen of Washing
ton are spending their vacation with Miss
Eva Picking of Frederick at Mountain
View, in the Blue Ridge.
Mrs. Rachel Richardson Brown has
gone to Mountain Lake Park for the
months of July and August.
The Misses Adelaide and Frances Law
| renee of Washington have been at their
cottage at Bayhead, n. j., since the lat
ter part Of May.
Miss Irene Craigen daughter Of the
late DIR. William ]. Craigen of Baltimore,
was married to Mr.. Charles Roder Grant
of this city at noon Saturday. the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. P G..
Gavan of the Cathedral. The wedding
was very quiet one, and only members
of the two families were present. Mr.
Carroll Grant of Washington was his
brothers best man.
Inc III luc "oIc SoiIS dy COSluuiC
of dark blue linen and Neapolitan hat
trimmed with roses.
A breakfast for the wedding party fol-
lowed at the home of the bride. at the
Mrs. Grant left for their wedding jour-
ney. On their return from the north
they will occupy apartments at Florence
Court, this city.
Mr. and Mrs Whitman Osgood an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Rose. to Lieut.. Charles Edgar Brill
hart. L. s. n Mr.. Brilliant. who until
recently was in command of the torpedo
boat destroyer Preble. is now stationed at
the Washington navy yard. The mar
riage will occur at an early date.
July I Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Marden of
Washington left for tour through New
England in their car. They ran from
Washington to Philadelphia the first day.
to Atlantic City the next day. Asbury
Park the third and on the Fourth ran out
Of New York city at 195th street and
Fordham road. In rounding a bad curve
at high speed the chauffeur was unable
to control the car and ran head-on into
a telegraph pole. wrecking the car. Be-
yond bad shaking up and few bruises
the occupants escaped without injury.
While the car is being repaired Mr.. and
Mrs. Marden will take in the sights in
and around New York and later continue
their trip as planned.
Mr.. Harry Orme and family Of Wesley
Heights, D. c.. left last night for Vir-
ginia Beach. where they will make
stay of two weeks.
Mai. B. NJ. Purssell, L. S. A, retired.
Of Friendship Heights, Md, has joined
his family at their cottage at Buzzards
Bay. Mass, where they will remain for
the summer. returning about Septem-
Der /.
A pleasant afternoon was spent last
Sunday at farewell surprise party given
by the friends of Miss Jeanette Eiseman
IN honor of the latters departure for
Europe. at the house of Mr. and Mrs
Max kohner, 1925 18th street northwest,
who were assisted by Mrs. f. Sommers
The tables and rooms were decorated in
red. white and blue, and in the center
of the table there was a large bouquet
of American beauties. After a number
of games and piano solos by the Misses
Aline Kronhein1 Rhea Levy and jeanette
Eiseman refreshments were served. Those
present were the Misses Beatrice Hahn
Julia Kohner. Alma Kaufman, jeanette
Loeb. Rhea Levy, Blanche Eiseman
Eleanor Sellinger, Lorraine Sommers
katherine Heller. Dorothy Oettinger
Alma Baer. Juliet Lichtenstein, Dorothy
Steibel. Lolita korbeles, Silvia Saks,
Blanche Levy, Theresa 10 ga, Aline
Kronheim and Ruth Kronhs m.
Mr. and Mrs. CHARLSE. Nichols of st.
Louis have just announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Julie Cham