Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-03
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS COMPTON AND DR.. TIM.
BERLAKE Welded TODAY.
Tableau Arrangements at Newport
r. l., Interest Westinghouse
There-Personal Notes.

In the presence of large asSemblage
of relatives and friends in st. Mark S
Episcopal Church, Capitol Hill, at 10
o'clock today, Miss Lucille Chichester
Compton became the bride of DR.. Tay-
lor Orrin Timberlake. Rev. G. Freeland
Peter, assistant rector of the Church CT
the Epiphany, was the officiating clergy
man.
The bride who was given in maria se
by her uncle, Mr.. w. s. Chichester, was
attired in a dainty travelling suit of light
gray. with large black picture hat Miss
Eleanor Field of Alexandria was the
bridesmaid and Mr.. ]. Edward Nell acted
as best man for Dr. Undertake
Miss Field wore gown of lavender
silk, with hat to match, and carried a
bouquet of white roses.
Later DR.. and Mrs. Timberlake left the
city on wedding trip to northern points.
They will reside in Washington
Westinghouse at Newport. R. L.,
are taking lively interest in the
tableauX for charity to begin at the
Casino Theater August %, the cast of
which includes Mrs. Craig Biddle of
Philadelphia. who will be Mary Queen
of Scots; Mrs. Kenneth Castleman of
Kentucky, as Charlotte Corday; Miss
Jean Wallach. as Nellie O'Brien in the
Wallace collection; Mrs. Charles de
| Loosely Oelrichs, Beatrice Cenci: Mrs.
]. Gordon Douglas. as the Far East
Woman; Mrs. French Vanderbilt. as
| the Duchess of Marlborough, and Miss
Mildred Sherman, as Lady Siddons.
Miss Edith Gordon Deacon, providing
| her fiance, George Lee Peabody. is suf-
| fciently recovered from his illness to
permit of her presence, will be the
Queen of Sheba.
| Mrs. Robert Goelet, Mrs Leonard NJ.
Thomas. Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs.
Reginald Norman and Mrs. Reginald c.
Vanderbilt are also in the tableau, for
| which rehearSalS are being held at the
Casino and at the cottages of the ladies'
taking part. but the details are being
kept as secret as possible.
in Dalton from Manchester. Mass, to
remain with her daughter, Mrs. w.
! Murray Crane. during the absence of
Senator Crane in the west
Rear Admiral Terry. U. S. N: Mrs.
| Terry and Miss Terry have arrived in
Newport.
Admiral and Mrs. Raymond Perry Rog-
ers entertained at dinner on the house.
boat Everglades off Newport, r. l., last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague closed their
villa on Beacon Hill, near Newport, and
will sail for Europe shortly to remain
abroad about two months.
Paymaster W. B. lizard, L. s. N; Con-
structor D. w Taylor, Capt. C. B. Gate
wood, L. S. A: Lieuts.- G. w. Danforth,
Seaton Schroeder jr.. and G. A. Duncan,
T. S. N, are among the late Newport
arrivals.
Senior Don p Ezequiel Rojas, the
Venezuelan minister. has gone to Mar
ragansett Pier for a brief visit.
Postmaster General Hitchcock. who has
lust completed a vacation trip to Eu-
rope. will go on a western tour within
the next few weeks
The engagement of. Miss Margerita Bar
bey. daughter of the late Henry Barley
of New York, and Gilbert Elliot, son of
the late Frederick and Lady Charlotte
Elliot, has been announced In London.
Mrs. Philip Won Berger kluepfel of 1902
Lamont street northwest. has gone to
Utica, n Y. for short visit to friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Nestler entertained
a marty at their home, 514 G street north
cast last evening, in celebration of the
twenty-first birthday anniversary or their
son, Mr.. Frederick NJ Nestler: The list
of those who attended included Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Nestler. Mr.. and Mrs r. S.
Carter, the Misses Mamie Hollis. Myrtle
Hollis, Elsie Spaulding. Cecil Caylor,
Maud E. Leonard. Ethel Giddings, j. ~
Boss, Mary J. Callahan and Mary A.
Boss and Messrs. John H. Hill, jr., J.
Eliot Spauldng, Chris Mullady. r. F.
Cook Clarence Webb, r. E. Nails and
Ralph B. Nestler.
A wedding of interest to Milwaukee.