Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15

two seasons by the minister. Mr.. Coro-
milas. as q legation, and has taken an
apartment at the Brighton.
Mrs. Guide,-Daryli has returned from
abroad and will open her home, 1000
HillSer place. during the week.
Or. Hamilton Wright has returned to
Washington from Maine. where Mrs.
Wrisht>and their children spent the sum-
nler.
Miss Lucy Graves and Miss Elizabeth
Smith have returned from Atlantic city.
where they spent several weeks. Miss
Smith will leave Wasrineton this week.
TO visit her parents In the west.
Mrs Everett, Partridge has returned to
the Ontario from Atlantic City. where
she spent three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dinsnlan will
urday and so. to Atlantic City to remain
until October.
Mr.. James Werner Long, consul At Ven.
ice. sailed from New York yesterday for
italy after spending some time in this
country
The Secretary. oc state and AIRS. Knox
have arrived at Breton Woods. White
mountain; ~ H. on their automob lie
James s. Young o: Fittsburg and Mr.. {.
+. wilson OF Washington.
a.feut. and Ms. Joan Hastings Howard.
who are guests at the home of the lat
tet's parents. Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs. tdna
r. Chaffee, at Los Angeles. Cal, will leave
the latter part Of the month for Fort
Russell, where Lieut. Howard is sta
toned.
The Secretary Of tire Navy. Mr.. George
von l.. Meyer. is expected to return 10
Washington about September -.
Senior Don Cesar Rarranco, formerly
chancellor of the Cuban legation, has
been made secretary Of legation.
Commander and Mrs. @. ". Logan. nl,o
have taken an apartment at the counec-
York, where rho L s. S. MsNflouer. of
which Commander Logan Is in command.
is temporarily stationed.
Misses Mildred and Judith Ives, nieces
Of State Senator and Mrs. Eugene Ives
Of Shcrb. CAL, Hho have been visiting
Los Angeles during the summer. plan TO
return TO their home here early in Octo-
Der. Mrs. Mes. and her daughters,
Misses Annette and Cora Ives. will 40
company them east and win ilsit with
relatives and friends.
At the Shrine Of tile Sacred Heart last
evening a. $50 O'CLOCK. Rev: Joseph Nc
lsnatia Williams. niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. Staner Simmons and Mr.. Louie Alloy
sius Speise. Rev. Father Eckenrcde as
sisted. The sanctuary and altar were
decorated with white roses and palms.
and the wedding marches and music dur
ing the ceremony were PLAYED hy the
orgsnist Miss O'Toole. The bride was
given In marriage by her uncle. She vas
preceded to the altar by Miss Eleanor
Carroll AveIie as maid OF honor. Miss
tie niece and nephew. Katherine Sim
mons and Lambert Simmons.
Mr.. Frank Guest was best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Emmett German and
Mr. Frank Mc1nturss.
The bride wore gown Of white crepe
de chine over taffeta, made on empire
lines. and with a bolero of renaissance
lace. Her tulle veil was caught with
orange blossoms. and she carried a shower
Miss Aveiie wore gown of white chif-
for trimmed about the neck and girdle tn
pink roses: white picture hat trimmed
with white willow plume. and carried a
shower Of pink roses
The bridesmaid wore pink chiffon with
g. white picture hat trimmed with pink
willow plume. and carried 4 shower Of
pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. speiss left Washington
Y N
York and Philadelphia. returning here at
the end Of a month, when they, will be at
home temporarily with Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
mons on Irving street.
Mrs. Elisabeth Darlington Elliott an
nounces the marriage Of her daughter.
Miss Edna Claire Elliott, and Mr.. Nor
veil H.. Cobb of Denver, Col, and for
Reesh.m ms R s Howard q. w. the
pastor OF Mount Vernon Place Church
South, off1ciated. Mr.. and Mrs Cobb left
on q late afternoon train for their future
home in Denver.
Mrs F. J. -rueland Of the Alabama
apartment, Is at Atlantic City.
zte P, Donaldson left for Baltimore this
morning TO spend several days at Wal
brook, Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. G. Wendell Shoemaker. who has
made an extended sojourn at Pen Mar.
Pa, is expected to return to his home in
American University Park Saturday.
Thomas J. Crawford OF 1928 sth street
will leave the city for q two-week visit
to relatives and friends In Brooklyn. N.
Y. While in Brooklyn they will visit their
nephew. Mr. William f. Severn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George "a. Kern have ar
rived in Washington after an absence ~
eight months In Europe. They are AZ
their home. IS r street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs James G. Shibley and
daughters and Mrs. r. V. Belt are spend
ing the month Of September at Atlantic
City.
Miss Margaret NJ. FARRELL OF Capitol Hill
Is at Pen Mar. Nd. for a short stay.
Mrs Isaac Cans, who is visiting her
brother, Capt. r. A. Barton. at his coun-
try home, Youngstown n. Y. sang q solo
in the Presbyterian Church at that place
last Sunday. morning.
Mrs. IA Price and Mrs A. T. Towner
have returned to the city after an absence
Of three months spent in Evansville. H..
and Oak Lane. Pa. Miss Katharine Price
Simpson Of Oak Lane. Is their house guest.
Miss Kate Cregmiie OF Cincinnati is
visiting Mrs. G. w. Peters.
, Z DR.. and. Mrs J. r. Wellington have
returned to the city,
North Capitol street have returned home
after three-month visit to her mother
in Baltimore. $500,
Mrs James. II. Ttbbitts Of Ingleside
left the city yesterday to join her sister,
Mrs. Ida Miller Of Chicago, whom, she
VIII accompany on q tour to the orient.
They will travel in J,,an and China.
spending the winter with Mrs. Ttbbitts
daughter the Wife ~ Lieut.. William r
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