Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-14
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
1MR. AND MRS. CHOATE'S GOLDEN
WEDDING PARTY.
Bridal Party and Engagements An
nounced-Travel Plans.
Notes.

The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
are guests at Miss Emily Tuckerman's
villa and will attend the golden wedding
entertainments.
At the marriage of Miss Edith ellis
Fry, daughter of DR.. Henry ID. Fry, and
Mr.. William Edmonston Pearson, next
Wednesday, October Is. in the Church of
the Epiphany, at pm, the bride will
be attended by her sister. Mrs. Andrew
B. Duvall, as matron of honor; Miss
Frances Edmonston. maid OF honor. and
the Misses Elsa Murray. Louise Davidson
Helen Teddle and Elizabeth Bryan as
bridesmaids. Mr.. Upton Edmonston will
be best man and Messrs. Andrew B.
Duvall. John Plat. George Kennedy, AL
bert Howard. Orville Ecker and Arthur
Calver will be ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Culp announce
the engagement of their daughter Ada
line, to Mr.. Henry Jefferson Porter. jr,
of Birmingham. Ala. The wedding will
take place in January. Miss Culp was a
debutante of last winter and a great
belle, for whom numerous entertainments
| were given by her friends and at her own
home
Miss Winifred Ambrose is spending the
| week end at Annapolis the house guest
Of Lieut.. and Mrs Rorex. u. S. NJ. c.
Mr.. Alfred Mitchell Innes counselor
| of the British embassy to the United
States. is in New York for a few days
| and is staying at the Hotel Walcott.
Mrs William Riley Decide and the
Misses Decide have returned to Wash
fngtOn and opened their house on Z
street. Owing to the death of Mrs.
Deeble's mother during the summer the
family is in deep mourning.
The home of Mr. and Mrs Louis Coz
| ChprrVdalo he M
a pretty wedding when the marriage
Of their nephew, William Joseph Cozzens,
and Miss Daisy Tyson of Brooklyn, n. Y,
was performed by the Rev. III. b. Angus
of Peck Chapel. beneath beautiful arch
of wedding bells and goldenrod, above a
| bank of autumn leaves, The bride wore
a white serge suit trimmed with white
satin. Miss Mamie Strobel. cousin of the
bridegroom. was the bridesmaid, and
wore an embroidered white dress. Mr.
| Richard Cozzens was best man. Miss Ida
Coxen played the wedding march. Mr..
! LorenZa Pulaski escorted the bride. Mr..
Joseph Tyson of Brooklyn. N. Y. brother
| of the bride. was present. with a few of
| their immediate relatives. An informal
| reception followed. after which Mr. and
Mrs. Cozzens left for wedding trip. They
swill make their future home in Cherry
I dale. Va.
| Mrs. Rosa C. Pennebaker is at home
recuperating from a recent illness at
local hospital.
Miss Gertrude c. Barron of Capitol
| Hill. who has been seriously i'll in Ma
| CON- Ga, for the last ten days is reported
| to be improving. Miss Barron left Wash
ington three weeks ago to join her sister.
who has been visiting in Georgia since
| September 1.
Lord Eustace Percy of the British en-
bassy staff has sailed for England to
spend his vacation.
Mr.. Robert Weir has sent out cards
| announcing the marriage of his daughter
Janet and Capt. Julian Emmett Yates,
chaplain Coast Artillery Corps, U. S. A,
wednesday, October IL, at Baltimore.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Louise E. Rosch, daughter of
Mrs Annie f. Rosch of Baltimore Md
Harbor, n. j.. October II, the Rev. G. F.
Schroeder, Lutheran Church, officiating.
Mr.. Jules Guthridge is in New York
for a few days and is staying at the
Hotel Walcott
| Col and Mrs. Charles A. Williams have
decided to winter in Washington and are
again in their apartments in the On
tario.
Capt A E. Saxton, Sth Cavalry, and
Mrs SaXton are guests of Mrs. Saxton's
parents, Gen. and Mrs. Goodwin, at their
apartment in the Dresden. Capt. and Mrs.
| Saxton expect to sail for Manila Decem-
Der s.
| Miss Elizabeth Reside accompanied
| Col. and Mrs. Macomb to New York early
| in the week a dinner was given aboard
| the Utah by Commander White Thursday
night in honor of Miss Reside and last
night aboard the Florida, when Com
mander Macomb was host. Miss Reside
is staying at the Waldorf with Mrs
| of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean
have returned to Washington for the win
ter
| Former Senator and Mrs. Nelson w.
Aldrich and Misses Lucy and Elsie AL
drch arrived al their home at Warwick
Neck, r. l., from Europe 'ast night. They
plan to remain there until after Thanks
giving, when they will come here for the
winter.
Commander ]. D. Kelley. U. S. N, and
Mrs Kelley of p East SD street, New
York, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Muriel Jerrold Kelley,
and Samuel Stansbury Brady of Balti-
more. a graduate of Princeton. class of
1909 The wedding will take place in No
vember
The engagement is announced OF Miss
lGwendolen Nash. a dauehter of Mr.. and
| Mrs Edmund s. Nash of Rye n. Y, and
| Savannah, Ca, and Douglas German OF
Baltimore Md. son of William NJ Cor
man and a nephew of the late Senator
Arthur P German.
| Miss Nash Is now with her parents at
their summer home at Rye, and has spent
much of her time abroad. Mr. German Is
a graduate of Princeton, class OF a5
The couples engagement was an
nounced last nieht at dinner given by
| Mr.. and Mrs Nash at Rye No date has
been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Newton NJ. Minnix will be at home
at the Westchester, 18th and o streets,
Tuesdays.
Seventy-one years of happy married
| life.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marine T. krepps, who re-
| side with their son-in-law and youn@es st
| daughter, DR.. and Mrs. n. E. Webb. 1914
| East Capitol street. celebrated the sew
| enty-first anniversary of their wedding
| Yesterday. The first day of this month
| Mr. Krepps was ninety-three He is
| active, in good health and has a wonder
full memory Mrs. krepps has assed her
ninetieth birthday. and while not quite
so active as her companion. yet she is IN
| good health and has even more wonder
| full memory than her husband. They are
| an extremely affectionate couple. and
saw their honeymoon is not over nor