Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-03

dent happened When she was Ttteu
from the wreckage she said she had not
suffered so much as a scratch. She was
not nearly as frightened as those who
witnessed her sudden drop to the earth.
Princess DolgorouN was widely known
in London for many years as Miss Fanny
Fleetwood Wilson. She was heiress OF a
considerable fortune. and after the death
OF her father entertained a great deal.
After her marriage to Prince Dolgorouki
she sold her house to Mrs. George KEEP
pei.
The assistant secretary OF the Treasury
and Mrs. Charles ID. Hilles have returned
to Washington from their summer home
at Lancaster. Ohio.
During the summer Mr.. Hilles made
several visits to the North Shore or New
England and to Dublin y. H., where ne
visited the Secretary OF the treasury
Mr.. Macveagh. at his summer place.
Mrs. A. b. Parsons and daughter
Miss Gertrude Parsons, are spending q
few weeks at Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. L. b. Thomson ore now
at Colonial Beach. Va.
Miss Charlotte b. Gridley has re-
turned home from delightful so1ourn
in the mountains of Virginia, visiting
her cousin. Miss Elizabeth B. Thomas
at Haymarket
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel e. watkins have
returned to the city.
Mrs. F. c. Bernhard and son. Win
field, have returned TO their home on
Park road after a months visit with
Miss Grace Hammaker at her summer
home in West Virginia.
Miss Helena T. DOGGY OF Capitol HILL
who has been spending two weeks az
Atlantic City. Is week pa,ti,a eues' u
Mr.. Robert Irwin Avery has gone
on a three-week vacation to ST. Louis
Miss Anna May Borland of 18th
street is spending the week end with
Miss Ethel Swinney of Baltimore.
A large gathering of relatives and
friends was present In st. Dominic {
Church Wednesday morning at III O'CLOCK
10 witness the marriage OF MISS May
Regina Berens, daughter OF mrs; sara r.
Berens. and Mr.. James II. Springmann
The ceremony was solemnized by Rev. III
j. Kennedy.
The bride was becomingly gowned In
white batiste. trimmed In Irish lace. over
white taffeta. Her hat was OF white lace
with a large willow plume, and she car,
MISS X atherine NJ. Quinn was bridesmaid
and was tastefully gowned In wnitt
batiste over pink taneta, with iaree
picture hat trimmed with piumes' aho
Mr.. John ]. Cowhig was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Joseph p. Burke and
Mr.. Mark Cunningham.
After an informal reception. Mr.. ano
Atlantic City Mrs. Springmann Travelled
in a tan rajah silk coat suit with biacF
velvet toque and plumes.
After September 10 they will be at home
to there. friends in their new home or
Maryland avenue southwest
Miss Cornelia Louise Lloyd has return
ed 10 307 East Capitol street after
summer in the north.
DIR. ! Ernest Mitchell has returned t.
the city after having spent some time OF
q trip to Boston by sea and nearby re-
sorts.
returned to the city.
Mr.. Louis p. Shoemaker is the gues'
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton j. Lambert a
New Castle, near Portsmouth. n. II.
after having toured the coast OF New
England and visiting its various resorts.
Rev. DR.. David Wills has returned from
a visit to the north.
Il
Miss Aiine Smith of Baltimore are thu
guests Of Mrs. w. r. Merchant at Ma
| naesas Va Mrs. Merchant will chape
rome them at the Warrenton horse show
Among the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Robert Evans OF Baltimor'
aboard their yacht which is cruising OF
| Chesapeake bay are Mr.. and Mrs L
| Sinclair. Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis
| Mrs. r. c. Pennebaker. Mr.. c. B. Penne
L lotx ~ "a oh yU ARhlpV
Baltimore.
Mai. Louis Merriam, Mrs. Merriam ant
their daughter-in-law. Mrs. Merriam. wifi
Of Capt. H. c. Merriam. and her litti'
daughter have returned from Atlantic
City and are at the Q street home o
Mai. and Mrs. Merriam.
Lord Cowdray OF England arrived IL
New York yesterday with Lady Cowdr!
and their son. Mr.. Give Pearson;
Lord Cowdray, as Sir Weetman Pearson
was at the head OF the list of those ele
waited to the peerage on the ascension o
King George to the throne he Is al
| intimate friend Of the king. With hin
many OF the nobility of England are In
terested in enterprises in this country.
Lord Cowdray declined to discuss hi
visit to this country. saying that his frs
day would be given up to conference
| with his business associates In New York
Il he Will Temd1n III view IoEh q WCCh di'
at the end Of that time will go TO Mexic'
| TO attend the celebration Of the centennia
Of Mexican independence.
The following registered at The Star
London ONCE from Washington during
| the week of August Is to 10: Mr.. AM
Mrs ]. Clarence Price, Miss Florence c
Mortimer, Frederick ]. Patched. Mr.. AM
Mrs James A. Emery, Mr. w. L. Marcy
Miss Ella McKenna, Mr.. Charles A
Douglas, Mr.. ]. Wilmer Latimer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Derry are In Berlin
Miss Clara Kellogg Is in Dresden. AM
DR.. John c. Boyd and family are il
Munich.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued Z
| the following:
IL A.