Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John Racy have taken q
house corner of 18th and Fairmont
Mrs. George Smith has returned to her
home on Columbia road for the remainder
of the season.
DR.. and Mrs. Brown Of 1411 K street
left the city recently to spend their vaca-
| ton at Huntington. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Orme of 18th street ex-
tended and their two children will take q
trip in their automobile to Atlantic City.
where they will spend a month, later
going to the coast of Maine.
Miss Katherine Holbrook is sojournine
for few weeks at Culpeper, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Ruff of WASHINGTON are
the guests Of DR.. and Mrs Lewis at
| Rockville, Md
Lieut.. Charles Austin. U. S. N. and Mrs.
Austin. bride and groom of the past
season, have arrived from the Pacific
coast and are visiting Lieut. Aust. s
parents and sister, Representative Rich
ard W. Austin. Mrs. Austin and Miss
Jane AUSTIN at the Burlington. Repre-
sentative Austin has just returned from
visit to his home in Knoxville Tenn,
and in the near future, with his wife and
daughter expects to leave for the noun
talns OF Tennessee to spend the rest
OF the summer.
| Mr.. Andrew Stewart OF New Orleans,
who has been since early spring the guest
or her son-in-law and daughter, Dr.
charles Marbury and Mrs. Marbury has
left for stay at Atlantic City Mrs.
Marbury and children will join MRS. Stew
art, and later they will go to some
place nearer Washington. where ey will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Edmonson and
two children, Mrs. Van SAINT, Mr. Frank
van SAINT. Miss Cora Van SAINT, Miss Eva
t tai and Mrs. Elizabeth Brand have
taken cottage at Arundel-on-the-Bay,
Md. and will leave Monday to spend
their vacation at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs John Eldridse have gone
| to Knoxville, Tenn, for a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Roberts. During their
stay they, with their hosts, will 60 on
camping trip to Elkmont, on the noun
tains, near Knoxville.
The Misses Boyce of Stoneleigh Court
expect to leave shortly for their summer
home near Lookout Mountain, Tenn
Miss Nan Langtry of New Orleans Is
the guest Of relatives in Washington,
| after visit to her brother in-law and
sister, Capt. Edward Warren Banker and
| Mrs. Banker, at the navy yard in Phila-
! delphia.
Mrs. John L. Anderson has gone to
| Kentucky for the summer to visit her
mother. Mrs. Arthur A. Currey, in Louis
vile. and Mrs. L. d. Gaines in Danville.
Mr.. A. NJ MeCreight Of Memphis Tenn.
| is the guest of his brother, Mr.. John q.
McCreight. in Brookland, after a visit
to his old home in Winnsboro, S. C.
has gone to her cottage at Allenhurst,
| n. j., where she will be joined by her
son, Mr.. r. H. Higgins.
MI and Mrs. William Fitzhueh Dan
| bridge of Frankfort. KY, who are stop
| ping at the Willard, entertained at dinner
last week. their guests being Mrs. w. P.
Coumany Of Annapolis. Mrs. Ayres, Mr..
| Buckner Of Wilmington and Mr.. Robert
| E. Wood of Louisville, KY.
| Miss Louise c. Richards leaves Thurs
| day to spend her vacation in the White
| mountains. New Hampshire.
| Miss Roberta Tefft, who makes her
home with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Van Duzen. has left for
with her father, Mr.. William Tefft, and
family.
Miss Mabelle Baker Clapp. at her re-
cent wedding to Lieut.. Harold Dale
Hinckley, United States revenue cutter
service. at Hyannis, Mass, wore her dia-
mond engagement ring fastened In her
tulle veil. Lieut.. Hinckley is attached
to the United States steamer Androscog-
gin. stationed at Portland, Me- After
passing their honeymoon In the east and
In Canada the young couple will be in
Portland early in September. The June
of the month. The appointments were
military. with flags forming part Of the
decorations with the green and white
flowers that carried out the color scheme.
The best man was Lieut.. F. C. Billiard,
aid to the captain commandant of the
service, stationed in this city. The ushers
were Lieut.. P. H. Harrison Of the
United States steamship Woodbury., sta
toned at Portland. Me-; Lieut. S. W.
Johnson of the United States steamship
Pineo Chase of Providence and DR.. Her
man B. Chase of Hyannis. The bride
was attended by Miss Isabel Adams
Hinckley, sister of the bridegroom. Miss
Hinckley was gowned in yellow grena-
dine over white silk and carried white
sweet peas.
Miss Marie Lundeen and Lieut.. E.. F.
Minneapolis August T. The former has
been greatly feted during her residence
in San Francisco. She will leave there
with, her parents, Col. and Mrs. John
and the future home Of the young
couple will be at West Point. where
| Lieut.. Pritchett is an instructor.
| The wedding will take place at the
home of Mrs. Lundeens brother, VIII
liam Chandler Johnson, and about sixty
guests will be present. including
relatives and intimate friends OF the
family.
The brides gown will be of white
panne crepe with a chiffon tunic en-
broidered in roses and. trimmed with
duchesse lace, and she will wear long
veil of tulle.
Her sister, Mrs. Harry Lee Steele.
who. with Capt. Steele, will come from
Fort lotion, n. Y, for the occasion,
will be matron of honor. and her little
daughter, Lee Steele, is to be flower
girl The bride will also be attended
by her cousin, Miss HILL as bridesmaid
Miss Hill spent last winter as the guest
of Col. and Mrs. Lundeen, at the Pre-
sidio.
The bridegroom's best man will be
| Lieut. Bradshaw. - retired Lieut..
Pritchett has large family connection
| in California, where he is related to
the McAllisters of San Rafael, and to
Mrs Newlands, wife Of Senator New
lands.
A pretty wedding in which many Wash
ingtonians will be interested will be that
of Miss Ruth Bell Young. daughter of
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. William Jasper Young.
and Mr. Durward Meredith Smith. which
o. clock at the Young residence near Clar-
endon, Va Mr.. and Mrs Giffen, brother
in-law and sister of the BRIDE who were
married last fall. will attend the couple
and her P Beta Phi sorority associates of
Naoroo Wa shingfon University will also