Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30


Mr.. William Owen Scott of this city,
who has been at Colorado Springs. Col.
the past summer. has informed his
Washington friends of the engagements
of his daughters. Miss Mary Owen
Scott, the elder. and a debutante of two
seasons ago, is to marry Mr.. William
Irving Howbert of Colorado Springs. and
Miss Alice Scott and Mr.. Charles b.
Lansing are also engaged
Mrs Frank E. Kernochan gave a tea
at Colorado Springs yesterday at which
the happy news was told.
Mr. Scotts Washington residence is now
occupied as the Turkish embassy.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins are
to give a dinner at their home, in Will
Jamestown, Mass. next week for the
young women who will attend their
daughter Miss Mary Hopkins. at her
marriage to Mr.. Crawford Blagden of
New York, in the Thompson Memorial
Chapel. in WILLIAMSBURG, Saturday, Oc-
tober Z.
The Rev. DR.. Frank Sewall and Mrs
Sewall have returned this week from
their summer outing in Maine.
The Misses GRETCHEN will spend the VIM
ter at the Woodley. where they now are.
Miss Eva Lowrey entertained last
Thursday evening Miss Vivian Huthwell
and Mr.. Ralph Van Conroy of New York
and Miss Maize Coe of this city at her
home, 1912 9Th street northwest.
DR.. S. B. Muncaster has returned to
the city.
The Rev. DIR. Samuel H. Greene of Cal
vary Baptist Church returned to the city
yesterday from a three-month vacation
fNalx rlv.sS
Sunday. During the summer the church
and Sunday school house have been re-
paired and redecorated.
Tompkins have returned to the city and
are at their residence, 1925 2lst street
northwest
Miss Margaret Norton of 1877 Park
road left Wednesday for New York city.
where she will pursue her studies at the
Art Students League. Miss Norton was
last season a student in Mr.. Winters
life class at the Chicago Academy OF
Fine Arts.
The Misses Tileston. who have been
in Sorrento. Me-, during the summer,
have opened their apartment in the To-
ronto.
Miss Emma Gray has returned to her
apartment at the Ontario. after most
and at Cohasset, Mass.
The American minister to Santo Do
mingo Mr.. w. w. Russell. who is on
leave of absence, is at 1856 Calvert street
for the winter. He is accompanied by
Mrs. Russell and their two children.
Col. and Mrs Koerper have given up
their residence on Q street, and have
taken an apartment at the WOodley. Mrs.
Snowden has also taken an apartment at
the Woodley.
In the presence of a few close friends,
Miss Catherine f. Manning. only daugh-
ter of the late Capt. and Mrs. J. H. Man
ming of Leesburg, Va. was married TO
Mr.. Robert o. Pennington at noon today
in the Church of the Ascension by the
brides rector. Rev. j. Henning helms.
The groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Oliver Pennington of Cecil county,
Md, but is now resident of Washington.
Owing to the recent illness of Miss Man
ming the wedding was very quiet, and she
had as her only attendant Miss l.. May
Larkin of Virginia. Mr.. Pennington was
attended by Mr.. r. o. z. Saunders, also
Of Virginia. Immediately after the cere-
mony the couple left for Atlantic City.
and will be at home to their friends at
Livingstone Heights, Va, after October
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Gen. and Mrs. Schwan have returned
to Washington and are at their home
1910 Goth street. During their absence
they spent several months in the Berk-
shireS at the MaplewOod