Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-24

made In it and about il since last fall
Miss Helen Taft and Mr.. Robert Taft are
in the center Of a group of their special
friends. whose summer homes are in the
VICINITY. and for whom an active social
season has been arranged.
Miss Salby Somervell Mackall has gone
to Watkins Glen. y. V. and Niagara
Falls. and will spend three months in
Canada. visiting different places OF in
tcrest.
Mrs. Benjamin w Reiss and family
have left the city for their cottage at
Washington Grove, Nd, where they will
reside for the season.
Miss Martha Robson Phillips daugh-
ter of Mrs. John c. Phillips of Berkeley
street. Boston, and Of Washington and
also of Moraine Farm. North Beverly.
was married at the latter place yesterday
afternoon TO Representative Andrew J.
Peters OF Jamaica Plain by the Rev.
Eliery Charming Butler Of Quincy. Mass.
The ceremony took place at 4:3O O'clock
and was witnessed by the Immediate
families and a few intimate friends only.
The bride had no attendants. and Mr.
Peters dispensed with the customary best
man
The brides brothers are William Phil
lips. now third secretary Of the American
embassy In London. vino was recently
married there to Miss Caroline Coleman
Dayton of New York. and who vas for
merly secretary of the American legation
in Picking, China. and George Wendell
Phillips of Boston and North Beverly, and
third brother is DIR. John c. Phillips
Her sister is Mrs. Raynal c. Boiling
Gamma Phillips) of New York. She has
mother. sister and Miss Hyde, visited her
brother when he was in China. Repre-
sentative Peters is a son Of Mrs. Mary
r. Peters MARY r. Whitney,. is a grad
uate of Harvard. %. is a member of the
Somerset. Union, Tennis and Racquet.
clubs. He is serving his second term In
Congress.
DR.. Walter c. Murphy. who has been
south for several months, has returned.
Commodore and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry
have sent out cards for a dinner at Sea
Verge. their Newport villa. the Fourth
Of July.
Under the chaperonage of Mr.. and Mrs
Pach. the members of the I. T. s. Club
Wednesday night rendered to their young
lady friends q moonlight excursion or
the steamer st. Johns. Among the many
who accompanied the club were the
Misses Ruth Kronheim. Hazel Bornheim
REQ Levy, Sylvia Sinsheimer, Cora Col
man and Hortense Rosenthal, and Messrs
Julian Jackson. Lester Stienem, jerome
Jackson. Milton Block. Earl Silverman
Henry Baer.. Sylvan Powdermaker and
Samuel Schwartz.
Harry r. Hungerford son of Thos w
Hungerford, has gone to Seattle to live.
The Neelsville Presbyterian Church
near Germantown, Nd, was the scene. OF
a pretty wedding Wednesday evening
when Miss Daisy V. Hanshew of tina,
place and John NJ. Kline of Washington
D. c., were married by Rev T. D. Rich
ards, D. D., pastor of the church.
The bride wore a becoming gown OF
white messaline silk. yelled with crysta
net and trimmed with pearl passemen
terie. She wore as her only ornament e
cameo pin which has been worn by every
bride in her ia mily for four generations
The bridesmaid, Miss Eugenia Brewer o.
Washington, was attired in a soft blue
silk and Observation-Disclosures net, with chif
fon and gilt trimming.
The maid of honor was Miss Bertha
Hanshew, sister of the bride, who wore
sled net and crystals. The bride carried
white roses, while her attendants car
ried pink roses and wore necklaces which
were gifts Of. the bride.
Mr.. Thomas Shaw of Washington was
best man and Mr.. Bernard Hanshew.
brother Of the bride. was groomsman.
Seth Henry Warfield, the eight-year-old
nephew of the bride, was ring bearer.
The uShers were Mr.. Reuben d. War
field of Laytonsville. Md: Mr.. George
Ramsburg of Martinsburg, Md; Mr..
M'Master and Mr.. Thorn Of Washington.
After short tour in the east Mr.. and
Mrs. Kline will take up their residence
in Washington.
Mr.. Kline has been an employe of the
government for years in the Indian
"A LAWYER.
ceived his degree of LII. B. last week.
Mrs. Martha 'Gielow. vice president of
the Southern Industrial Educational AS
ISOLATION. left the city today for a rest in
the mountains. Mrs. Gielow will spend
some time at the Bue Ridge Springs, Va
One of the most interesting weddings
of this month Of brides VIII be that OF
Miss Isabelle h. Murphy. youngest
daughter of Mr.. William Murphy, to NJ
James G. Naughten of this city. which
takes place next Wednesday, June -,
at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
Owing to the recent death of the bride S
mother no invitations have been issued.
The following persons have registered
at Essick Heights. Pa, during the last
few days: T. A. Boak and family, +. Is.
Carter. Allan Lund, DR.. William Taylor
of Philadelphia, K. l.. Sleesle. Baltimore,
and John Mattson- Washin gton, d. c.