Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-24

week to join the Countess Bernstorf at
their home in Germany.
Secretary Meyer is taking a short holt
day at Metapeadia. Quebec. for the fish
ing His son, George Won l.. Meyer, jr..
Harvard. II, and of the winning crew at
New London and just about arriving
abroad, is to include Madeira, Algeria
and Spain in his itinerary. Mrs. and the
Misses Meyer are at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Osborne, are
spending some time at Tilghmans Island,
Nd, and they will go later to New York
before returning to Washington.
Ex-senator w a. Clark who arrived
last week in London. accompanied by
his granddaughter, left London Saturday
for Trouville to join his wife. They will
stay there six weeks, later go to Vienna,
and return to America in September.
Mr.. Clark was met in London by his
daughter. Mrs. Charles u. Cling, who
lives at Foikstone, England
Mr. William Phillips secretary of the
legation in London, and his wife Caro-
line Aston Drayton), are coming over for
a rest after the coronation festivities, to
be with the formers mother, Mrs. John
c. Phillips, at her place, Moran Farm,
Their augmented by Mr. and Mrs Raynal
Boiling of New York lAnna Phillips, and
Representative ard Mrs. Peters.
Mr.. Andrew Marshall. whose en-
gagement has recently been announced
to Miss Jessie Ames, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Ames of Wash
ington, Lowell and Gloucester, and
sister of Representative Butler Ames,
is assistant attorney general of MasSa-
chusetts. He graduated from Dart
mouth in '01 and the Harvard Law
School in '04. During his term at the
latter he took a prominent part in the
university athletics, especially foot
ball. His home is on Rockview
street, Jamaica Plain. Miss Ames was
educated at Rogers Hall, Lowell, and
is graduate of Smith. She Is eN-
ceedingly handsome, as is her mother.
who, when Miss Blanche Butler
daughter of Gen. Benjamin F. Butler
was one of the beauties of her day.
The marriage will be early in Septen-
Der.
The marriage of Miss Isabelle Cla IKE.
daughter of Mrs Mathew w. Clarke.
and Capt Louis Mason Gulick, L. S,
M. c.. will take place Thursday, August
5. at the home of Miss Clarke's brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton
Devereux. 1920 Pine street, Philadelphia.
Only family party will be present.
Mrs. Devereux, bride of d year ago,
and Mr.. Newton Gulick Of this city, will
be the only attendants. The Rev. Joseph
Mooney of New York, relative of the
the bride. will oficiate.
Capt. Gulick, who has been granted a
two-month leave of absence, will sail
with his bride for Europe August 5.
Miss Clarke is now with her mother at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney have the
Charles Head place. at Manchester.
Eustis are at Nahant, Mass
Mrs James Robert Mckee and her son,
who were recently the guests of Capt
De La Mar and his daughter at Glen
Cove, L. l., have gone to Saratoga for
the remainder of the season. Mr.. Nc
kee and Miss Mary Lodge Mckee. who
have been on a trip to the Pacific coast.
will soon join them.
Miss Laura r. Falvey, youngest daugh-
ter of Lieut.. and Mrs. w. +. Falvey, will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Holl-
warth of Camden, y. j., during August.
Mrs. Mary S. Parker announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Cornela r.
Parker, to Mr.. Percy J. Grady Saturday
evening July q at 6 o'clock. The
ritual was read by Rev. Edward l..
Beauchamp in the presence of relatives.
Mr. Grady is well known young bust
ness man of this city. Mrs. Grady is
granddaughter of the late Judge Parker
Of east Tennessee, and a talented young
musician.
Mrs. John Poole. children and maid are
spending several weeks at Seagirt, y. j.
Mr.. John Ball Osborne and family of
this city have taken the Brandegee cot
tage at Pine Orchard. Conn, for the
season The Misses Sophie Goode, Sallie
Goode and Katherine Laid, also or TINS
CITY, are with them.
Nine Van Swinderen has arrived from
Europe and Joined her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. C. c. Glover, at their home at York
Harbor, Me.
Mr.. Philip r. Pratt is visiting at the
summer home of DR.. S. S. Adams, West
Springfield, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Luke have re-
turned to this city after sojourn
through the south.
Miss Annie Frame of Loudoun, Va,
returned home last week, after delight
full visit of seven weeks to friends IN
Washington city and vicinity.
Master Paul Hyde Savage Of 1852 10th
street northwest left on the 10Th instant
to spend his vacation with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Hyde, Elmira.
New York.
Miss Dorothy Dobyns is visiting at
West Point, n. Y.
Mrs Jennie E1more has left Washing
ton for the south.
Miss Jessie Phillips Of a34 23d street
northwest left Wednesday with her
grandmother. Mrs. Phillips of East Cap
itol street, for Chicago and other points
west.
Mr. Claude B. Farr has returned from a
two-week visit to Fairfax, Va.