Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-08

come to Washington I'm q short time
and Massachusetts avenue northwest |
winter. |
Washington home Mrs. Henderson will |
remain at Bar Harbor until October /.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Allen Townsend and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren E. Dem
mis- and family were among today's de-
partures for New York.
Mrs. Joseph Stickney Of New York, ac-
companied by Mrs. J. Deforest Danieison
of Boston, has arrived at Breton Woods |
n III. Mrs. Stickney will remain there
during September. Her name is of much
interest in Washington on account of the
recent rumor of her engagement to Post
master Gen. Hitchcock, for which Mr.
Hitchcock later averred there was no
foundation.
At the Newport Golf Club yesterday aft
OF a mixed foursome for prizes offered by
Mrs Nathaniel Thayer. The summary:
Miss Maude K. Wetmore. daughter of
Senator Wetmore, and Mr.. william Gam
nell won from Miss N. H. Busk and Mr..
Grenville Kane. and 1. Miss Anna
Sands and Mr.. Augustus Jay of the con-
sular service won from Mrs. Nathaniel
Thayer and Mr.. Henry r. Sedgwick, UP.
Mr.. George Howard has sailed for
Europe to join Mrs. Howard and their
young son, who have been on the CONT
nent for several months. They viii re-
turn this fall.
Mrs. George NJ. Pullman has arrived at
P1ttsfield.' Mass, for the autumn, and is
at the Maplewood.
Mrs. Russell Harrison and daughter
Miss Marthena Harrison, have gone to
Omaha where Mrs. Harrison's mother,
the widow OF former Senator Saunders. is
hvc Iynr rsn
return here October l..
Mr.. William Loeb. jr., formerly Secre-
tary to former President Roosevelt, left
In the Rocky mountains. He will camp
for thirty days in Medicine valley, on the
line between Idaho and Montana.
| tive Hit of Illinois. is having her resi-
dence put in readiness for her return this
month. Mrs. Hit has been abroad since
early in the summer. She has spent some
| time in Europe with Mrs. and Miss Ell
kins
Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver. Assistant
Secretary of War, and Miss Oliver, who
spent the latter part of the summer in
the west, are expected in Washington to-
day. Mrs. Oliver, who has been taking
cure In Austria, will return next week.
rope Tuesday, and returned to Washing
ton yesterday. Mrs. Glover will return
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson gave a
luncheon yesterday at Beverly Farms,
Mass, afterward taking their guests to
the gymkhana at the Myopia Hunt Club.
Their guests included Miss Louisa Crom-
well, Miss Isabel May Miss Carrie Mum
of Washington. Miss Edith Wayne Of
Philadelphia. and Mr.. Samuel Elliot. Mr..
Craig Culberton of Louisville, Mr.. w.
Blair and Mr.. Howard Gillette of Chi
cago.
The wedding of Miss Clara J. Huddles-
ton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Hud-
dleston. and Mr.. Ernest c. Bachschmid
o'clock in the Congress Street NJ. +.
Church, Georgetown. Rev. E. d. Stone
was the officiating clergyman. The bride.
who was given in marriage by her father.
wore smart travelling suit of navy blue
serge, with q hat of the same shade. and
carried a bouquet of bride roses. Miss
Bessie Clark, a cousin or the bride. was
her only attendant, and Mr. Paul O.
Bachschmid was the best man. An in
formal reception followed at the church.
and later Mr.. and Mrs. Bachschmid left
| for their wedding trip. After October /
| they will make their home at the Dewey.
| The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Dugan of Montague, Mass, was the scene
of very pretty veranda wedding at
noon Monday, when their daughter, Miss
Edith MAY Dugan. was married to Mr..
Edward Smith Eveleth OF this city, eld-
est son of the late DIR. Philemon Eveleth
| of Marblehead. Mass. The bride wore a
gown of white crepe de chine trimmed
with princess lace. Hydrangeas imbed-
/ ded i'm a bank of evergreen surrounded
the veranda. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. c. L. Tomblen, and Lo-
| hengrin's wedding march was played by
Miss Cora NJ. Martin OF Chicopee Falls.
I A small company of relatives and friends
| were present. including Prof and Mrs.
r. S. Dugan of Princeton. N. J.; Mrs.
f. ID. Eveleth and DR.. and Mrs. s. c.
/ Eveleth of Marblehead, Mass; DR.. c.
w Eveleth of New York city. and Miss
Lucy Eveleth. The brides grandmother.
aged eighty-nine. was one of the guests.
| Mrs. Eveleth is graduate of smith
| College. Mr.. Eveleth graduated from Am
4 herst College. and later studied at the
| Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology.
After sea trip to Prince Edward Is
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Eyeleth will reside
in this city. They win be at home, after
october L. at the Darlington, 18th street
and Columbia road northwest
| Mrs. Marianne II. Rogers of Chester
| town, Nd, announces the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Mary Ingraham
Cavalry. L. s. A. Capt. Henry is the
son of the late Gen. Guy v. Henry. and
is at present on duty as senior instruct
or of cavalry at West Point, Military
Academy.
DIR. l. s. Stone has returned to the |
city, after having spent his vacation in |
Virginia and West Virginia.
Miss Emma Irene Rae Potts and Mr.. |
Thomas II. Quantrille were quietly |
married last Saturday at the residence |
of Rev. George A. Miller. pastor OF |
Ninth Street Christian Church. I'm.
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. and |
Mrs. Quantrille left for Atlantic City. |