Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-23
SOCIETY.
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have arrived at Boston. and will stop
over e.: Philadelphia on their return.
September 90. 1910. First Lieut.. w Fl.
was married to Miss Hazel Hoffman OF
Honolulu. the ceremony taking place at
the home Of the bride In Honolulu.
Lieut.. Munter Is native of Baltimore.
and il at present attached to the Mohawk
at New York.
Mrs Samuel Gaines gave farewell
luncheon Friday to Mrs. Caroline Julien,
| who is soor 10 go 10 New York city Tor
the w.ater.
Commander William Lauriston Howard.
L. s. n, and Mrs. Howard announce
the eneagement OF their daughter. Helen
| Howard. and Ensign Charles Clifford GILL;
L. s. N. now attached to the L. s. s.
Idaho.
| colt. daughter Of the late Gov. Wolcott
| of Massachusetts. and the Rev. Samuel
Smith Drury is OF exceeding interest 10
society. Mrs. Nolcott and her daughter
are still at Hill farm, Readv1lle. thelr
town house being on Commonwealth ave
nue. Miss Wolcott came out some I'VE
years ago. She is handsome girl Win
a distinctly aristocratic manner AND
| bearing and tall. slender and dark. She
is a prominent member OF the Vincent
Club. and her fine figure and carriage
have made her one of the most con-
spicuous girls in the famous drill, al
| ways such a feature in the club shows
| Roger Wolcott. the Oldest son. who mar
| ried Claire Prince. and S. Huntington
| Wolcott, whose wife was Hannah Ste
| venson. both live in Readville- William
| Prescott Wolcott and Oliver are the two
| younger. The Rev. Mr.. Drury is an only
son of the late DR.. Samuel S. Drury. OF
| Bristol, r. l., where his mother and -FOUR
sisters still live. He graduated from
ln
| in Pomfret. r. l.. after which he lett
for the Philippines with T.shop Brent,
where they established boys schoo';
Two years ago Mr. Drury vas ordained
| to the priesthood by Bishop Brent III
| ST Nichacl's Church. Bristol r. l., after
A course at the Berkeley divinity school.
| Shortly after his ordination he was call
| ed to s. Stephens Church, on Florence
| street. to succeed the Rev. Ellis Bishop
upon his going to the Groton school.
Last Easter Mr.. Drury became assistant
| rector at ST. Paufs school. Concord
| y. IT.. where he now is. Four or hVe
| others of the wealthiest girls in Boston
society have also married cierSSmen
| lately.
Representative and Mrs. Andrew J. Pc
| ters are at their Jamaica Plain home.
They are frequent weekend guests or
Dr.. and Mrs John c. Phillips a t Wen
ham. Mass. the former being Mrs Pc
| ters' brother. II is understood that Mrs.
|
spend the winter in the house on 18th
street she had last year. and that Rep
resentative and Mrs. Peters will be there
with her.
Mrs. John George Leefe of Washington.
! D. c.. widow of Col. John George
! Leefe, L. S. A. announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Mary Helen. to
| Mr. Frederick Sturgis Lawrence of New
York city.
| Mr. and Mrs. Gaspar Eacon. the former
| the son of the American ambassador to
| France, who have been the guests of
| Mrs. Bacon's mothers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Dale Toland at their coun-
| try place in the Whitemarsh valley. Pa,
| have gone to Boston, where they are WIS.,
iting Mr.. Bacon's aunt, Mrs. William Ba-
con, before going to their home at ia
maica Plain. which has been the Bacon
homestead for many generations.
Mr. Chermont. formerly of the Brazil
ian embassy here, has been sent to Mex
leo to act charge d'affaires for the
winter. and will be Joined there by his
wife and their young son in early No
| vembe:.
! Capt. Richard Mulligan. L. S. N, and
Mrs. Mulligan, accompanied by Mrs. Null
ligans mother. Mrs. Ogston, will sail for
| Europe on the Adriatic November Is,
and will spend the winter in the south
| of France.
Mrs. Seaton Schroeder and the Misses
Schroeder will sail for Europe November
3, and will follow the feet of which Rear
| Admiral Schroeder is in command from
| port to port.
They have returned from jamestown.
r. J., where they spent the summer and
are at their home on n street.
Mrs. Katherine P. Collins and Mr.. Kar-
rick P. Collins. who have been in Colora do
Springs for some time before returning
here. were honor guests al several good
| bye entertainments.
Miss Mathide Foster of this city was
the guest of friends in Louisville during
horse show week recently.
Miss Lucy White Hayes OF Colorado
Springs gave small tea on the oc-
| casion of TIE announcement OF her en-
| gaeement to Mr.. George Bowyer Young,
| also of Colorado Springs.
Miss Hayes is the youngest daughter of
Mr. ]. Addison Hayes and the late Mrs
Hayes, who was the daughter Of Jefferson
| Davis, president of the southern Confed-
eracy Since the death of her mother
Miss Hayes has been selected to succeed
her mother the daughter of the Con-
| federate Association.
| Bishop Coadjutor and Mrs Alexander
Mackay-Smith and their daughters, the
Misses Virginia G.. Mackay-Smit and
| Gladys 4. Mackay-Smith, have just re-
| turned from Europe. where they spent a
year. Bishop Mackay Smith took years
rest to recover his health. His daughters
made their debut in Philadelphia several
winters ago and have been prominent i'll
the Fortnightly Cotillon.
Miss Lucy billiard of this city will be a
! bridesmaid at the wedding November
! at Birmingham. Ala. of her former
school friend. Miss Anna Plunket, and Mr.
| NOrvell Cullom. The brides father, Rev
| DR.. Plunket. pastor of the South High
| lands Presbyterian Church. will per
! form the marriage ceremony for his
daughter ard Mr.. Cullom. Miss Kate
owen of Charleston. S. c.. will be her
maid of honor and the other bridesmaids
are to he Miss Mary Campbell and Miss
Edith Bowron of Alabama and Miss
| Belle Fargo of Augusta, Ga. Mr.. Cullom
| is to have as his best man Mr.. Smith
Cullom, jr. The ushers are Mr.. Charles
| Spencer. Mr. Henry Porter. jr.. Mr.. Ar
! thur Chenoweth and Mr.. Hunter Smith
and Mr. Theodore Washburn of Augusta,
Mr. Henry Plunket. brother OF the
bride. Mr.. owen Gillespy and DIR. WEIGH
will be groomsmen. Preceding the we'd
| ding there will be a number of enter
tainments in compliment to Miss Plunket
and Mr.. Cullom.
| At the silver wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen b. Black in Chi
cago last week $50 guests were hidden.
| Handmade silver plates bearing the date
| of the wedding and "1SSI-191O' We're
| sent out instead of invitations. Each OF
| the woman guests found at her pIate a