Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-29

ISITOR At NEWPORT.
the young couple urging speedy cere-
mony SO that the parents of the bride
might be able to witness IL, and TO make
that possible IL was necessary that they
4 be married before Col Harmon left for
| San Francisco. and SO yesterday was
agreed upon as the date for the cere-
mony.
Col. Harmon is one OF the best known
officers in the inspector generals depart
ment of the army. He was graduated
from West Point in 1915. and was for
Recently he was appointed an inspector
| general and received the Philippine as
signment. He is also an honor graduate
| of the Artillery School at Fort Monroe
Of the class of 1890.
Lieut.. Honeycutt Is Californian and
son OF the late Capt. John T. Honey
| cult, who died of fever In Florida during
the Spanish-American war. Lieut.. Honey
cut was graduated from West Point in
| 1904. He was promoted a first lieutenant
4 OF Field Artillery in January, 1907.
Mrs Charles c. Lee was a guest at a
golf tea given at the Stockbridge Club
at Lenox. Mass, Saturday afternoon by
1 Miss Marion Hague.
Mrs. Frederic Cowan of New York is
| the house guest of former Representa-
tive and Mrs. Harvey s. Irwin at their
summer home, Hillcrest, Prince George
county, Md.
Commander Frank w Kellogg, U. s.
N, is spending a short visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Irving II. Chase. at
Miramir. Narragansett Pier.
Mrs William c. worthington enter
tanned at tea at the Daniel Boone log
cabin at Hot Springs, Va, yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. William L. Marshall and Mrs E.
W. Cabaniss are at Hot Springs, Va.
embassy and Nine. Lefevre-P ontalis have
arrived in Newport. They came from
Beverly Farms.
Mr. Rudolph F. vogt OF Louisville,
| Ky, has announced the engagement of
/ his sister. Miss Mary FINER Vogt to Mr.
George Thomas Love. Miss Vogt has
visited in Washington number of times.
/ Her sister. Miss Elizabeth Vogt, attended
Chevy Chase College.
Announcement was made of the mar
riage Of Miss Ray Hudson to Mr. G. A.
Johnson OF Chicago at Mt. Calvary
Church, Baltimore. Md. last Wednesday
at noon, the Rev. w. F. Venable officiating.
Owing to a recent bereavement in the
brides family the ceremony was quietly
solemnized and only the immediate men,
bers of the family were present. The
bride is a daughter Of the late Mr.. Rich
ard H. Hudson and a former student Of
! Paramount Seminary. The groom is a
| graduate of the University of Chicago
and a member OF the Sigma NJ Fra
| ternity.
A wedding which was very quiet and
impressive in its simple solemnizatton.
and OF interest to many friends was that
of Miss Jessie Thomas and Mr.. Frank
Searcy Green last Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock, 1t took place at the home
OF the brides sister. Mrs. Walter Bear
den, on Villa street in Nashville.
| Mr. Green's father. Rev. DR.. William M.
Green officiated, and there were present
only the immediate families.
The BRIDE who is the daughter Of Mrs.
| James Thomas, was beautiful in a gray
4 tailored suit with a hat to harmonic.
and she carried bouquet OF bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green left shortly after
| the ceremony for a trip to Asheville and
other points. They will be at home after
October / at the residence of Mr.. Green's
4 parents Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Green, at 901
Villa street, Nashville.
/ The bride has spent the past few years
| in Washington, where she was a men,
Der of the faculty of Belcourt Seminary.
Her marriage to Mr.. Green, though quiet
in its soemnization. was one of the in
| teresting events Of the year in Nashville
society, the young people being members
| of two Of the cty's most prominent
families. and being personally very
popular.
Miss Dora Rosenberg was married last
evening at 6 o'clock to Mr.. Frank Holtz-
man at the residence Of her mother, Mrs.
| NJ D. Rosenberg. 1912 I'D street north
west Rabbi Silverstone offlciated. There
was a large attendance Of relatives and
| friends. Later the young couple left on
wedding trip to Atlantic City. They
will reside in Washington with the
brides mother.
The list OF out-of-town guests included
Mrs. A. Lippman of Chicago and Mr. and
Mrs A. White Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Truit DAILY have
returned from trip to Atlantic City.
Like young Lochinvar. cold wind
came out Of the west yesterday morn
ing at Long Branch. n. J.: closed with
leaden clouds the few patches of blue
in the August sky. and before nightfall
succeeded in driving hotel visitors in
doors or to heavier clothing. Over
coats and fur rugs. in which men and
4 women shielded themselves from the
chilly air. were common sights yester-
day afternoon along Ocean boulevard.
one OF the most popular automobile
roads in the world.
! Golfers and tennis enthusiasts were
i not disturbed by the cold. however. and
one Of the largest crowds of the year
played on the links at the Hollywood
| Golf Club and at the Deal Golf and
Country Club at which last Thursday
and Friday the metropolitan open golf
| championship was played. The tennis
4 courts OF many private homes today
\ were centers at which young women
and young men gathered in tourna-
ments.
The cooler the weather the more pop
! ular with Long Branch visitors does the
boardwalk become. and last night hun
dreds enjoyed the noise of the surf and
the song OF the wind along the ocean
bluff walk. From several points along
the boardwalk the breakers may be
| seen in either direction for more than
ave miles a scene that is a favorite
| one on moonlight evenings.
| One of the biggest events OF the sum-
mer will be held at the horse show
| grounds next Saturday and Labor day.
! the following Monday. 1t will be the
two-day meeting of the Hollywood Polo
and Racing Association.
| Mrs Charles W. Richardson. who has
been detained in town by the illness OF
her mother, left Saturday to Join DIR.
U Dtoh,rdeop and their daughter Miss