Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-30

will assist
The bride will wear a handsome gown
OF embroidered chiffon over princess crepe
with yoke trimmings and veil OF rose
point.
Mrs. Ralph c. Norton OF Minneapolis
VIII be matron Of honor. Miss Dorothy
Barnett Moulton. the brides niece, will
be flower girl The bride will be given
away by her brother Mr.. David Potter
Moulton.
Mr.. Robert E. Davis of Boston will
serve as best man and the bridal party
will be completed by the ushers, Mr.
Charles H. Denison OF New York and
Mr. Benjamin P. Moulton. brother of the
bride
DR.. Chapman and his bride will leave
this evening for automobile trip. and
early In September will sail for Wales,
where DR.. Chapman. with Mr. Charles NJ.
Alexander, will conduct series OF con-
ferences with the ministers OF that coun-
try.
This marriage is notable because of the
prominence of the parties DR.. Chapman
has a worldwide reputation as a preach
er and an evangelist. He has just re-
turned from tour in which he visited
eleven countries, and as regards the
world movement he is in high spirits.
Upon his return to this country in Oc-
tober. it is declared the greatest or
ganized city movement ever planned will
begin In Chicago. DR.. Chapman will
be assisted by his associate Charles NJ
Alexander. and a large party OF workers
From Chicago the party will go to Fort
Wayne. Ind
The first of January they will open a
big mission in Toronto. Canada, then go
back TO England. and In March will con-
duct meetings in Jerusalem and in Cairo,
Egypt.
Miss Moulton is prominent in religious
circles and has for a number of wears
taken great interest in evangelistic
movements
Their summers will be spent in their
beautiful new home in Jamaica estates.
Long Island
DR.. Chapman and bride are well known
In Washington. He spoke at the sum
dav school convention in May
There were happy lot OF men in New
port Yesterday. whereas Sunday they were
as downcast as II were possible to be. Ii is
all owing to the thoughtfuness and con-
stderation of Mrs. John r. Drexel of
Philadelphia. and well known in Wash
ington. who has made the annual ball Of
the chauffeurs possible, when il looked
as II II could not be held at all The ball
had been arranged for Thursday evening
and much preparation had been made for
II. Yesterday morning Mrs. Drexers
chauffeur asked IL ne might have Thurs
day of. and upon inQuiring Mrs. Drexel
learned OF the proposed ball.
She granted the request. and then Il &C.
CURED to her that il might help the other
ment which she had arranged for that
night II took some effort to do II, but
II was done, with suggestion OF the rea-
son. which led to most everybody in the
villa colony giving not only the chauf-
feurs but as many OF their maids as they
could spare the evening out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Guthridge will spend
the early fall at Capon Springs and At
lantic City, \. J.
Rev DR.. Wallace Radcliffe and Mrs
Radcliffe have returned from Europe
hox vaA in ynV1H -nQt0 dox-
Rear Admiral ". E. Mason has left
Washington for trip TO the Pacific coast
and Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henderson Brad
ley Of Bridgeport. Conn. have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Gladys Verginie Bradley. and Mr. Will
liam Thaw, son of Mrs. William Thaw OF
Allegheny, Pa. The announcement was
made at tea party given by Miss Brad
ley's sister. Mrs. Frederic W. Miller, in
Pittsburg.
Miss Bradley was introduced into So
ciety by her sister. Mrs. Anthony j
Drexel Biddle Of Philadelphia two years
ago Mr. Thaw was graduated from Yale
William Thaw OF Pittsburg No date has
been set for the wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley at one time lived
in Pittsburg- After leaving that city they
resided for time In Redding. Conn, but
Tor two years they have lived in Bridge
port. They are prominent in society in
Bridgeport and Miss Bradley is popular.
Miss Ruth Hahord. who has been spend.
ing the summer at the Brooklyn navy
yard with her brother. Capt. Frank Hal
ford, L. 5. NJ. c., is the guest OF Mrs
George Y Wheeler Of Massachusetts ave-
nue., In this city.
NV
and Mrs. Langfitt, is visiting in Bridge
port. Conn.
Mrs. Rose c. Brooke today announces
the engagement Of her daughter. Miss
Rose Aurelia Brooke, TO Mr. George w
Hutchinson. The marriage will take place
early in the fall.
Mrs: John A; Logan has returned from
Hot Springs. Va. Her daughter. Mrs
Tucker, who accompanied her to the re-
sort some weeks ago. will not return
for some days
Mrs. George Peabody wetmore. wife
Of Senator Wetmore, gave q luncheon AZ
Newport yesterday at noon
Mrs. Henry Y. Satterlee and her SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
eric w Rhineiander. have returned to
New York from q European tour. whicb
began early IN the summer.
Miss Lizzie Tucker has gone to Atlantic
City for a stay OF several weeks.
Mr.. Irving D. Iseman and Mr.. Monroe
NJ Selinger have returned from q two
week stay at Pen Mar. Pa
Mrs. Schoenborn and her daughter. Miss
Theresa Schoenborn. after having spent
the spring In California and summer In
will return RI he ~tt
September.
Miss Ella x Groove Is now in New
York She will return to Washington
shortly.
Miss Virginia Pumparey has returned
home after a trip to st. Georges Island,
Md
Mr.. ard Mrs william ]. O'Donnell and
their daughter. Miss Angela O'Donnell,
accompanied by Miss Mamie Biggens,
left SUNDAY evening for a trip to Boston