Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-16

WlSnln ten days. ana VIII go 10 t'nllauel-
phia early next month to be present at
the wedding.
Mrs. Webster and Miss Frances Web
ster. wife and daughter of Maj. f. Is.
Webster. L. s. A. who spent the summer
Mrs Downey. wife of Lieut.. Col. George
F. Downey, who Is spending few weeks
in Atlantic City and New York. will join
Col. Downey about the last of this month.
Miss Alice Coulter of the ventosa and
DR.. Mary Holmes have gone to Oak Bluffs.
Martha's Vineyard. Mass, TO spend the
balance of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Thurber have
returned from Atlantic City afer a short
vacation.
Mrs. Thurber will resume her Tuesdays
at home. beginning next Tuesday.
Mrs Anne p. Armistead-Parker of
Washington. Baltimore and Richmond
will return from Europe the last of Sep
TENDER. and will spend the winter in her
apartment. Baltimore. Md Mrs. Parker
and her son. Mr.. Rutledge \. Parker.
have betn abroad since June travelling
leisurely over the continent. Mrs. Park
er's health has been greatly benefited by
the extended trip.
d.
]. F. Defandorf. OF Garrett Park. Md. left
today to spend the remainder Of Septem-
Der at Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard.
Mass.
Miss MAZE NJ Gottwals of this city.
daughter of B. F. Gottwals. and Mr.. Paul
H. Fleming of Jacksonville. Fla were
married Monday evening at the parsonage
OF Douglas Memorial Church. Rev. W. w.
Barnes and Rev. W. l.. Lynn officiating.
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was attired In a blue travelling suit with
hat to match. Miss Edith Gottwals. her
cousin, was maid of honor, while the
groom was attended by Mr.. Frank Colt
walls.
After a wedding supper served by Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. L. Gottwais the couple left
for Philadelphia. and New York. After
spending a few days in both cities they
will sail for Jacksonville, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. George w. Props has returned
after spending several weeks in Doyles-
town, Pa. and is now at the Spencer
I'd and D streets northeast.
Miss Bertha Gray returned to the city
yesterday from Augusta Springs in the
mountains of Virginia, where she has
spent the summer with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Gray. Miss Gray today
accompanied Miss Fannie Holmes land
MIS- DcIdIuOTI 10 YAK oluIIS, VhdIlHd ;
Vineyard, where she will remain until
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Humphrey of
1873 10th street southeast quietly cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary Tuesday evening. A large number
Of their children and grandchildren and
friends were present. Many handsome
gold pieces were given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Humphrey in honor Of their fifty years
of welded life.
Mr.. Humphrey is veteran of the
civil war. He has been a resident of
Washington all his life.
Mrs. Humphrey is a native of Alex
andria. Besides friends from Baltimore,
Alexandria and Manassas. the following
children of the couple with their fami-
lies. were present: Mr.. Thomas E. Pun
phrey. Mr.. George E. Humphrey, Mr..
and Mrs. George Caspar. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur l. Espey and three children.
Blanche l. Humphrey. all of Washing
2 Mrs. Edward Hyde True of Gettys-
burg. formerly Mrs. Fritchey of Lam
caster. Pa. is visiting Mrs. De Riemer.
146l Chaplin street.
Mrs. Marie H. Smith Of Columbia road
left today with a party of friends to at
tend the G. A. r. national encampment
at Atlantic City.
Mrs T. G. Peterson, who was formerly
Miss Daisy Carter, has left for an IN :
definite northern trip. She. wi stop at
New York city with her niece, Miss caro-
line Ehrhern, for a. short visit. =
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John Reid Shannon
Of METROPOLITAN Methodist Episcopal
Church have returned from their summer
vacation. They sojourned in Ohio and
New York.
Can't and Mrs Beatty and their son
have returned to the navy yard after
a delightful trip to the Maine woods MISS
Reatty is visiting Miss Keyser at their
country place near South Norwalk. Conn.