Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-17
SOCIETY.
will spend month with her sister, Mr.
David Wolferman.
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will spend month with her sister, Mrs
David Wolferman.
The little Church Of st. Philip, in the
highlands near Garrison, N. Y, was the
scene of the marriage Of Stuyvesant
Fish, 5r., and Miss l. Mildred Dick OF
day.
Society was largely represented. The
Req. Edward c. Chorley, the rector. per-
formed the ceremony: The bride Is the
R. Dick Of Philadelphia. The church
Mrs. Alexander Williams was matron
of honor. and Sidney w. Fish, brother
ushers were John. Sloane. Charles Adams,
William w. White, jr., E. P. Rogers.
Albert G. Grey. Chalmers Wood and e.
U. Young. The bride was given away by
her father. The young couple will reside
in New York after brief honeymoon.
This little village two years ago was
the scene Of the opening Of the romance
which Thursday resulted in the marriage
Of the young people. They met there for
Mr. and Mrs. Victor 8. Fisher have
been staying at the Hotel Adlon in Ber-
lin.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowling left yes
terday for short trip to New York and
Albany.
are registered at Hotel Dennis, Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Harry Cooper, president and
founder of the Catholic Women's Circle,
will sail August from Boston on the
Romantic, which has been cchartered by
the Columbus Travel Society for q pill
grimage to Genoa and Rome. Other
foo fYrYc nf "a frjY mill IA O.
sion Play and visits to some Of the most
famous shrines Of Europe. Mrs. Coope
is going in the interest Of the Catholic
Women's Circle to study the paintings
by request, will give talks upon the
steamer on the subject Of Christian art
She will make the entire pilgrimage with
the Columbus Travel Society. returning
In the fan.
Mrs. Roger w. Duffy accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Ruth Duffy, has
gone to Allegheny Inn. Goshen. Va.
Capt. s. H. Gibson. U. s. M. C.. and
family will leave tomorrow for Stoney-
man Camp. Va. to spend the rest of
the summer.
Mr.. Arthur E. H. Middleton issued the
invitations last week for the marriage of
his sister, Emellne Virginia, and Mr.
Edgar Mora Dawson Of New York. The
at II O'Clock July e.
Miss Middleton is in New York and
is expected back tomorrow.
| Mrs Charles Morsell of IS Iowa circle
! and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Custer
| Morsell, have gone to the mountains for
| the summer
Mr. and Mrs. H. Morris of Massachu-
sets avenue northwest have gone to
Pen Mar. Pa. for several weeks.
| Cadet Charles Janvrin Browne, sergeant
major of cadets at West Point, who has
been home on furlough visiting his par
this city. has sailed for Panama to be
the guest of Col. and Mrs. William H.
Sibert for a month. While in Panama
Cadet Browne will study the construc-
grandson of the distinguished scientist
DIR. Charles A. White, who died recently
Capt. and Mrs. Alexander Scott left
where they will remain for several
weeks, after which they will go to the
Maine coast, near Portland, to be absent
till early in September.
Mrs. D. Lissberger left during the
week for Cleveland, Ohio. where she
will be the guest of her niece. Later
she will go to Chicago to visit relatives,
fall.
Mrs. Blanche Craig left town Friday
for a ten-day stay in New York city.
Miss Florence Cook of the Ventosa
is visiting her father in Pittsburg, Pa,
where she will remain for two months
Mrs. Aaron Rosenthal has as her
guest Mrs. Joseph Pearlman Of Balti-
more.
Miss Dora Schiffman, Mise Rita
Schiffman, Miss Sara Koenigsberger
and Marguerite Kaufman are spending
the summer at Brownville, Md.
Mrs. X. Leon and daughter Rose left
Friday for Atlantic City, where they
will join Mrs. Charles Krulvitch OF
Mount Vernon. N. Y.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Shapiro Of the Newry
had as her guest last week Mrs Harris
Of Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Benjamin Held ana children and
Miss Helene HoRa left town Friday for
Atlantic City, where they will spend the
| summer.
Mrs. A. NJ Baer and daughter. Miss