Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-24

| Harbor last week. as regards
the pleasures offered to
President and Mrs. Taft and
! their party from the May
! flower, and will be at Newport IN early
! September. when the President VIII De
Senator and Mrs. Wetmores guest at
! their villa He has y. NJ. {. A. corner
| stone to lay. an army and navy paraoe
and a horse show to enjoy with the
/ Newport cliff jewellers. Mrs. Nlchoias
| Anderson. who has Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. staving with her. and MIR. and
| Mrs Franklin Ellis were conspicuous
| in the private Inequalities Tor the
/ Tafts last week at Bar Harbor, which
were as delightful as they were IN
! formal.
! Newport will have two debutantes
this season. the first being Miss Roberta
willard daughter of Col. and Mrs
! Joseph H. Willard, whose coming out
party will be next Saturday, and Miss
Elizabeth s. Sands, daughter OF Mrs.
| Frederick p Sands, who has taken
! August for her presentation which
| will be at her mothers residence, on
! Greenough place.
terested in the tableauX which are TO
/ be given August SO for charity. bil-
/ lion dollars will be represented by the
| participants. who are being drilied oS
| prince Troubetskoy and Miss Jeanne
Wallach, and if only half OF the
| program. as outlined is given the
/ entertainment will be highly attractive.
The presence of the Atlantic meet
which will arrive in Narragansett bay
/ August Is. is going to give another
delightful flip to the season at New
! port
| Rear Admiral Raymond P. Rodgers
has named committee TO arrahse sne
Inequalities for Rear Admiral schroeder
and the officers of the fleet, for whom
| August 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ).
Berwind will give a dance otner
members Of the cottage coiony, III
/ Guiding Mr. and Mrs James Is. HagSn
and Mrs Hermann Oelrichs. are plan
ming social events in honor OF the OF
h GERS.
A marriage of interest took place
4 July II at the brides home, this city,
4 when Miss Lillian Walbridge Thomp-
/ son and Mr. Percy Norton or Detrolt
/ were married by Rev. Frank Johnson
H of Grace Baptist Church. The cere-
4 mony took place under the spreading
4 branches of a large tree in the garden.
Il in the presence of the brides sisters
and brothers
i The bride was dressed in becom-
ing travelling suit of light brown serge,
u-itb hat to match She wore a cor
II sage bouquet of white roses.
II Mr. and Mrs. Norton left Immediately
by automobile for Union station ac-
H companied by relatives, where tney
boarded the 10 o'clock train lor De-
troit their future home.
The marriage of Miss Emeline Virginia
II Middleton and Mr.. F.. Mora Dawson OF
New york city. which will take place
II next Wednesday noon at 81 Marh
4 Church. Capitol Hill. will be followed os
wedding breakfast at the Mlooie'oii
II home on 10TH street, for the out-of-town
ne Ii
Il will be one of the most interesting Oh t,e
! weddings to break the midsummer sun. =.
II ness The briGe-elect rs the daughIeI VI
/ the late Rear Admiral Edward Mlooieton
y u s n. of South Carolina. her grand
II father. Henry Middleton. having oeen
Il Governor of South Carolina and minister
to Russia for ten years. she mas Mlue
circle of acquaintance here and IN fhH-
adelphia, where she is closely connected.
through her cousins. with the Fisher.
Kane. Coke and Cadwalader families
Mr. Dawson is son OF the late t.a~af 70
F. Dawson. prominent resident OF
New York and formerly consul genera
from the Argentine Republic to the Cnlted
States Mr. Dawson has been connected
for many years with the oanK.ng nouse
of August Belmont & Co. and has repre-
sented that firm as officer and director
in many corporations. He rs MEMBER
of the Harvard and Century CLUBS or New
York city He will take his bride Tor a
honeymoon tour of Europe, and they Will
make their residence in New York city
on their return.
Miss Maria Reynolds will be maid Of
honor and Mr.. William Parker of New
York will be best man. The ushers will
be Mr. Edward Curtis and Mr.. Francis
Shaw Curtis of Boston MIR. Kenneth L.
| Caswell of New York city and Mr. George
i Otis Winston of this city.
Rev William l.. De Vries will perform
the ceremony.
Some of the out-of-town relatives ex-
pected for the ceremony will be Mrs
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groom, and her daughter Miss Margaret
| Curtis and Miss Mabel Dawson, another
sister of the bridegroom. all of New
York; Mrs. Brinton Coke Of Philadelphia,
Miss Nlah Newton of New York, Mr.
John Wilson Brown, jr., Of Germantown.
Pa: Miss Rosa Brown of Baltimore and
Mrs. William f. Keller of Scranton. Pa.
Mrs G. V. Klopfer. and Mr.. Noble D.
Larner will be married at the parsonage
of the Eastern Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Charles l.. Neibel officiating. tomorrow
afternoon at 4:45. The bride will wear a
travelling dress. and the couple will leave
at once for Schenectady n. Y, to visit
the brides sister Mrs. j. d. Brooke of
that city. On their return to town they
will live at 1929 Newton street.
Miss May Howard and DR.. Walter A.
Bloedorn, [. S. N. will be married Mon
day evening at o clock at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Mary f. How
ard, 272J 18th street A reception will
follow the ceremony. Dr. S. Wren How
, ard will escort his sister, who will be at
tended by Mrs Joseph Stotsenberg and
Miss Frances Elward-Smith. DR.. Ray
mond Spear. l.. S. N, will be best man.
DIT. Bloedorn will take his bride to Mare
island Cal. where he will be stationed
for the present, going later probably to
the Philippines. Tonight Miss Toward
will entertain the bridal party at supper
at the New Willard.
A Newport bride for early September
| will be Miss Irene Sherman. daughter of
Mr. William Watts Sherman whose en-
gagement 10 Mr.. Laurence Gillespie, son
o. Gen. and Mrs Gillespie of this city,
was announced several months ago Miss
Sadie Jones of Boston will be among her
bridesmaids at the ceremony, which is
scheduled for September at Trinity
Church.
Miss Margaret +. Gale of 1877 X street.
this city, is spending the summer at her
cottage Idlewid at Narragansett Pier,
a,tn t,,tfN n