Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-23
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SEVERAL WEDDINGS ARRANGED
FOR THE COMING WEEK.
A Chantecler Party for Young
Folks-Travel Plans.
Notes.

of New York will take place next
Wednesday at noon at st. Mark s
Church. Rev. W. l.. De Vries officiating.
The bride will be escorted by her brother.
Mr.. Arthur e. II. Middleton. and at
tended by Miss Maria Reynolds OF
Pennsylvania. Mr. William Paskin of
New York will be best man.
Messrs. Edward Curtis and Franklin
Shaw Curtis OF Boston and Kenneth l..
Caswell of New York and George Otis
Winston Of this city will be ushers.
wedding breakfast, at which the
out-of-town guests will join the family
will be to Europe. and the couple will
live in New York city.
Miss Lucie Chichester Compton and DR..
Taylor Orrin Undertake will be married
Wednesday morning, August B. at III
o'clock, at St. Marks Episcopal Church.
in the presence of small company of
relatives and intimate friends. the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. G. Free
land Peter of Epiphany Church. The
Field Of Alexandria, Va. and Mr.. J. f.
Neil will act as best man. The bride will
be given in marriage by her uncle, MIR.
w. b. Chichester.
The marriage of Miss May Howard and
DR.. Walter A. Bloedorn. L. s. N, will
take place Monday night at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. Mary +. How
ard, 1925 18th street, at O'Clock.
spending their vacation in the mountains
OF Pennsylvania.
The Bridge Whist Club, Of which Mrs.
Arthur Surguy is president, had its an
nual outing on Thursday at Glen Echo
After luncheon
final game of the season was played, the
trophies being captured by Mrs. Mulloy
and Mrs. Dykeman. After indulging in
all the amuSements of the park the club
pressions Of regret. Among the partici-
pants were the members of the club.
Mrs. Frank Pierce, Mrs. William Ayre,
Mrs. Dallas Tucker, Mrs. Arthur Surguy,
Mrs. Harry Surguy, Mrs. Henry Surguy,
Mrs. Jack Mulloy, Mrs. ]. j. O'Connell,
stead, and the guests of the club, Mrs.
Martin of New York, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs.
Roberts, Miss Eugene Surguy, Miss Esta
Mulloy and Mrs. Thornton Newsom OF
Memphis, Tenn.
DR.. and Mrs. D. Olin Leech, his sister,
Miss Elizabeth Leech, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Henry Small sailed from New York
yesterday for two-month tour Of Eu-
rope.
Mr.. Joseph A. Herbert, jr., of East
Capitol street has gone to Niagara
Falls, Buffalo and Port Colborne, Can,
on a three-week vacation.
Mrs Conrad E. Hesse and daughters
have gone to Pennsylvania to spend the
summer with relatives.
her home at Mount Rainier Thursday
evening. The grounds and porch were
decorated with lanterns. and with the
moonlight the effect was very pretty. With
music. games and dancing the evening
passed very pleasantly.
Miss Gladdfng, who recently returned
from attendance at the Boston Conserva-
tory of Music, and Mr.. Allen Hobson Of
Brentwood gave much pleasure with
their Interpretation of some difficult and
beautiful music.
Those present were Misses Bengle
Jost, Horner. Gladding and Tillet
Messrs. Aspey, K. Brooke, Lyons, VIII
liams. Pioset. knight. Hobsen, Mohler
Crown. hardwood and Dent.
Rev. Robert E. Browning of st. Johns
University. Shanghai. China. formerly the
assistant rector OF the Church of the
Ascension, this city, is spending the sum
mer with his brother. DIR. A. J. Browning
at Portland. Ore. The Rev. Mr.. Brown
first of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest c. Gibson are
spending their vacation at Atlantic City.
They are stopping at the Wiltshire.
Mrs. T. B. kramer and Miss Miriam
kramer, wife and daughter of DR.. T. B.
Kramer, are taking a northern tour. in
Guiding a trip up the Hudson river. Sara
toga Springs, Lake George, Champlain
and Ausable chasm. returning in August
to their farm, York road. Baltimore
county, Md, where DIR. Kramer will join
them.
former solicitor of internal revenue. ac-
companied by her daughter. Miss Ruth,
and her young son, left yesterday for the
City of Mexico, by way OF steamer to
Vera Cruz. They will remain in Mexico
for some three or four montEa
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas A. Williams will
not spend this summer in Europe, ex-
pected. but will remain in Washington
until August, when they intend to visit
the seaside with their son.
Miss Lucie E. Mortimer is visiting her
cousins, Capt and Mrs. Arrowsmith. at
Plattsburg barracks and later will go
with them camping In the Adirondacks.
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marriage of her daughter. Margaret NJ.
and Mr.. Carl J. Walker Wednesday, June
% at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes,
at Spokane WASH, the Rey. Father YER
hagen officiating.
DR.. Frank Leech sailed for Europe this
morning, to spend several months in
travel and study.
Misses Bertha and Flora Volasky have
returned from Colonial Beach, Va, after
q pleasant visit.
Mrs. Henry c. Hile and daughter and
MIR. James J. Gleason and wife sailed
today for a tour Of three months through
the British Isles. They will return about
October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell of this
city gave a Chantecler fete Tuesday al
Lakelawn, their summer home at Gaze
novia. N. Y, to celebrate the eleventh
birthday anniversary of their son, Ten
Eyck Wendell. jr The children were
dressed as fowls, and there were Growing
matches, cock fights and egg hunts. Hay
cocks were set on the lawn, and scare
crow appeared. The affair closed with re-
freshments at small tables. More than
100 guests were present.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
william Lindley and Elsie Baltimore.