Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26

to her alma mater which prompted her
to be married at Palo Alto. She is also
a member of the honor society OF Phi
Beta Kappa. For the past few years
Miss Ollie has made her home near
Campbell in Santa Clara county. where
she is the chatelaine of Lindaholn, the
former residence of the late Judge Milton
Hills and Mrs. Myrick. Miss Ollie is a
grandniece Of the late Judge Myrick. and
Lindaholm was a legacy from Mrs. My
rick, with whom Miss Ollie made her
| home for several years and while she
was a Stanford student. Mrs. Ollie will
continue to occupy Lindaholm.
Lady Dorothy Walpole is the only child
of Lord Oxford. and is now just twenty
one years of age. Like so many of the
present generation of English aristocracy
she is half American. as her mother.
Of New York. The Walpoles are, of
course. descendants Of the famous Sir
Robert Walpole, who was prime minister
in the early part of the eighteenth CEN
great frequenter Of London, lives at his
charming seat at Wolterton Park, Nor
witch.
The marriage of Miss Honora Skinner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Skinner
of the Industrial Home School, and Mr..
Ernest Clapp Noyes will take place
Wednesday evening. June %, at Mount
ldDOI MctHOulSI AHuTCn. Inc DTlQC
will be attended by her sister, Miss
Frances Skinner. as maid of honor. and
Miss Elsie De Lamarter of Lansing,
Mich. and Miss Margaret Noyes Of
Mr. Ross Skinner of Pittsburg will act as
best man. The ushers will be Mr.. Colby
Dill of Perth Amboy, n. j.. and Mr.. Ev-
erett Settle Skinner Of Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Julia Luchs is in Atlantic City
spending the summer with her parents
at their cottage.
| the past season with her uncle and
| aunt, Judge and Mrs. Atkinson, at theil
home on 18th street. has returned to
her home in West Virginia.
Mrs. Dolliver and her three children
left the city yesterday for their home
| in Fort Dooge, Iowa. where they will
be Joined by Senator Dolliver when
| Congress adjOurns.
| Senator and Mrs. Clark of Wyoming
who have had an apartment at the Bur
/ lington the past season, will leave
Washington when Congress adjourns
and will join their daughter, Miss
Clark. at Colorado Springs where they
will visit relatives before returning to
their country home in Wyoming.
| Mrs Kelly. wife OF Dr. J. T. Kelly, &C.
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Washington last week to spend the
summer at Fredericksburg, Va.
| Representative and Mrs. Snapp have
closed their apartment at the Cairo and
/ have gone to their home at Joliet. ILL.,
where they will spend the summer.
| Mrs. Cole. wife of Maj. Cole. left the
city yesterday for Buena Vista Springs
where she will spend the summer.
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Representative and Mrs. Graft and
| two daughters will leave at the close
of Congress and go to their summer
home, Peoria. Ill.
| Representative and Mrs. Chapman are
| entertaining as their house guests Mrs.
Kate Chapman and Miss Ella Whitnell
Of East ST. Louis. Mrs. Chapman. ac-
companie by her son. Mr.. Ralph Chap
man. will leave for Europe July = to
spend the summer.
! Mrs. c. D. Ellsworth of Girard street
| left Tuesday for Ithaca. N. Y, to attend
| the commencement exercises at Cornell
University, where her son. G. ID. Els
worth, is among the graduates of 1910.
| Representative and Mrs. Shackelford
| and their daughter. Miss Shackelford.
who have had an apartment at Congress
Hall, left recently for their home in
Indiana.
Miss o. Thompson of Q street will leave
the city early in July to spend q month
in Asbury Park.
Mrs. W s Cash. who has been spend
ing several weeks at her residence on q