The Washington times., 1911-10-13
She Will Join Husband in
Capital After His Re-
turn From West.

Mrs. Stimson, wife Of the Secretary
OF War. who spent the last few days
In Washington opening the house at
1149 Sixteenth street, which has been
leased for the season from Mrs. Church.
III Candee by the Secretary and Mrs.
Stimson, has returned to their summer
home on Long Island.
The Secretary will arrive in WASH
ington within q fortnight from u tour of
inspection In the West, and lie will be
Joined by Mrs: Stimson for the winter.
q
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
Brvn, who spent the summer in their
native country, are en- route to WASH
ington and are expected to arrive next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell are
house In Woodiey Lane. Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster. who
spent the summer at their place on Lake
Ontario. have arrived In washington
for the winter. -.
Miss Fellinger and
Mr.. Hall to Wed Tonight.
The marriage of Miss Bernadette
Feiuuktkp btStcI VI ahd ASkA o. 1Ae~s-
thias e. Kayhoe, to Walter willard
| Hall took place last evening at
o'clock In at. Marks Lutheran Church.
the pastor. the Rev. J. Luther Frantz
officiating. Autumn leaves and clus
tiers of golden-rod adorned the church
| for the occasion, and the wedding
marcnes were played by H: H. Free
man, organist at st. Johns Church.
Before the entrance OF the bridal party
Miss Florence Noack sang. "Adora-
Believe Me. II All Those Endearins
Young Charms" accompanied by Frank
Howard on the violin.
The bride, who was escorted and
given in marriage by her brother. Fred
of wedge-blue broadcloth. with blue
picture hat trimmed in .plumes. She
carried a bouquet Of white chrysan-
Mrs. Fred G. Fellinger. who was
matron Of honor. wore a tailored suit
of tan cloth. with a picture hat, and
carried an armful of yellow chrysan.
Fred g. Fellinser was best man. and
the ushers were Edward Bester. of
Hogerstown. Md; George Godron,
Ellsworth Kayhoe, and German kayhoe.
Immediately after the wedding cere. cere
washington for q wedding trip. and
after November a, the Toxic.
Mr. James Moshsr has returned to
her residence on 8 street from Chel-
sea, N. j.. where she had a cottage for
tire summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington Mills are
spending few weeks at Atlantic City
at the Chalfonte.
-
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Remeyy U. g.
N, have as their guests at their resi-
Rorer. Of Burlington. Iowa.
!! Mrs. Harley calvin Gage and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Gage, have
t. after to .peadnf eeE h0ms DSnGR
ir the shawangunk Mountains and
visiting Mrs. Cages brother, Judge
Mott. Of New Jersey.
Mrs Charles B. Hewry. and the Misses
Howry, wife and daughters of Judge
Howry, are spending few days in New
York Miss Mary Howry, 1t is ex.
pected. will be among the debutantes
Mime. Louis Felipe Carbo and the
Misses Carbo, wife and daughters ot
the former minister OF Ecuador. hav.
returned to Washington for the winter
Mrs. Joseph Aquilla Enslow wa.
hostess at a bowling party at the Ar
cade Wednesday afternoon. Among the
guests were Mrs. Butler D. Price, Mrs
]. d. Anderson, Miss Bessie Belle An
crts. Mrs. stillman Mrs. Cuno Rudolph
Mrs. Lisner. Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. H
Clay Browning. Mrs. r. F. Schneider
Mrs. N. N. Gober. Miss Ludlow, am
Miss Katherine Fenno.