Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
EVANSVILLE, MD.
rresponderce OF The Star.


EVANSVILLE. July $. 1911.
Mr. James r. Smith OF Philadelphia and
family have be, visiting Prof. and Mrs.
Robert II. Kerr Sheridan street. Ms Smith
is Mrs. kerrs brother. Miss Mcguire Of
Brookville. y. Y, is visiting Mrs. James &.
Rogers. Johnson avenue. Miss Mcclure
was crowned the queen OF love and
beauty at the tournament held here In
dependence day. Miss Marguerite Gar
rity Of New York city has returned after
Pleasant stay with friends in the lower
section Of the county. Messrs. 8. p.
Hyatt and Harold Slngluff OF near Mitch
elsvflle, this county, have been visiting
friends here. Werberwin. the beautiful
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Weroer
of Berwyn, Prince Georges county. was
the scene of a pretty wedding Tuesday
evening of last week. when their only
daughter. Miss Erwin j. Werber. became
the wife of Mr.. Ralph HoTt Case of
South Dakota. Rev. DIR. Schilnger OF
the Berwyn Presbyterian Church per-
formed the ceremony in the presence OF
large number OF friends and relatives
from Washington. Baltimore and other
points. She was becomingly gowned in
an imported robe of brussels lace over
satin, her veil of tulle being arranged
with wreath of orange blossoms. Miss
Ruth Richards was maid OF honor. Little
Miss Doris Murphy was flower girl. The
bride was preceded down the broad CO.
loniai stairway by her six ribbon bearers.
MeSdames Frank l.. Goodwin and Loring
&. Powers and the Misses Alice Moses.
Sarah Stephens. Eva Barrows and Ger
trude Smith. Each of the bearers wore
with silver clasp, the gift of the bride.
On this clasp was engraved the name OF
the recipient. The best man was Mr..
Rice Hooe. The wedding march was
played by Mr.. F. Fl. Leonard. The bride
and groom were the recipients of many
ing the wedding they left for Atlantic
City. where they will spend several
weeks. Upon their return they will reside
temporarily at Werberwin. Miss Chrsta-
ing Miss Agnes Kemp in Howard county
Md. Miss Mary Wootten of Baltimore is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. May PiumIner, at
Weston, in the lower section of the
county. Mrs. Richard s. Hill and Miss
Ada Hill are spending a couple of weeks
at Atlantic City Miss Amelia Bowie OF
Baltimore Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Al
len Bowie, near Forestville. Prince Georges
county. Miss Katherine Marbury of near
Upper Marlboro is visiting friends at Cape
May, n. j.. and Wilmington, Del. Mrs
Joseph r. Owens, who has been spending
several months with her daughter in. Lon
don, returned TO her home here yester-
day evening
Messrs. Harry W. Dorsey and William
D. Porter are spending a week in Front
Royal, Va. They report the bass fishing
as excellent. Mr.. G. Sherman James.
Wine avenue. has returned from visit
to friends in New Orleans. La. Mrs.
Helen Dorsey, Miss Mary Dorsey and
the Misses Carrie and Elizabeth Naylor
and Mr.. w. II. Dorsey, all of Washing
ton. are visiting Mrs. Harry W. Dorsey.
Franklin avenue Mrs. Laura Howard
OF Baltimore is visiting Mrs. Joseph r.
Owens, Franklin avenue. Miss Hilda
Beale OF Washington has been visiting
Wine and Franklin avenues. Miss Eva
Herbert of Washington is visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. j. Leakin, Johnson ave-
nue.. Mrs. Snyder and two sons of Sill
in Atlantic City. Mrs. Agnes A. Leakin,
Johnson avenue, has returned from de-
Hghtful sojourn in Atlantic City. She
was accompanied by her granddaughter.
Miss Gertrude Leakin. Mr.. August
Busck. Wine avenue, returned early this
week after an absence of six weeks in
Panama. Mr.. Busck was a member
OF an expedition sent out by the Smith
sonian Institute to make a biological
survey of the Panama Canal Zone.
sister, Mrs. Joseph c. Mattingly. in
Oxon Hill district. Mr.. Joseph Ad-
Olson Of Baltimore has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sasscer in Upper MARI
COTO. MT. w lltldHl u
is spending the summer with his grand
father. Judge George c. Merrick. near
Upper Marlboro. Mrs. Ida NJ. Bowie and
family have removed from Washington
to their summer home near Upper MARI
boro Messrs. c. A.. NJ. Wells and II.
Hampton Magruder have returned from
delightful cruise down the Patuxent
river as far as Solomons Island. Miss
Virginia Kemp and DIR. Kenneth Of Bal
timore have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Fred Lanoktz and children
and Mr.. Henry S. Miller. jr., Of Wash
ington have been visiting Mr.. Henry S.
Miller in Marlboro.
Arlington. near Baltimore. Miss Dorothy
Person Of New York. Lieut. William r.
Bevan, United States Marine Corps. from
the Boston navy yard, and Messrs. Thorn
as NJ Ball of Baltimore and G. Francis
Owens Of Washington form a house
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Wells, Ralston avenue. the latter being
a sister of Lieut. Bevan. Miss Margaret
arr left this morning for Seattle, Wash.
TO visit her sister. Mrs. James S. Shallen-
berger. She wiil remain until the fall of
the year. Masters Lucien Fl. and Theo-
dore J. Vandoren are visiting relatives in
Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Eugene Bur-
cess have returned from their bridal trip
spent in Niagara and Canada. and are re-
siding in their new home on Baltimore
Mr.. Herman Z. Burgess. Joseph A.
Specht. jr.. who has been stopping with
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson in Upper Marlboro.
has gone TO Chicago to join his father.
Mrs. Henry Harrison Of College Park and
Miss Ellen Shallenberger Of Washington
have been visiting Mrs. Arthur Carr on
Johnson avenue here. Mr.. Thomas r..
Brooks and r. W. Arko have returned
from a call down the Potomac river as
far as Colonial Beach. Miss Jennie Far
King If Newark Del has returned after
a pleasant stay with relatives near Seat
Pleasant. Prince Georges county. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank J. Orrison OF Baltimore are
visiting friends near Brightseat, this
county Mr. Eugene r. Watts of Sea-
brook has been visiting friends here dur
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