Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-02

Miss Madeleine Talmage Force, the
liam H. Force of New York city, whose
engagement to Col. John Jacob Aston
was announced in The Star yesterday,
had her coming-out party December -
last She is but a little over eighteen
and is described as a rather tall, grace
full girl with brown hair and strong,
clean-cut features. She is very popular
in the younger set and took part last
season In many of the society amateur
theatricals. She belongs to the Junior
League, an organization for debutantes.
and among her girl friends are the Misses
Leta Pell Wright, Margaret Mackay, Hen
rietta Thaw Alice Damrosch, Dorothy
Cramp, Carol Brown, Sara McAlpn Pyle
and Nathalie Kelley.
She first met Col Aston at Bar Har-
Dor last summer. They were seen to-
gether SO frequently last winter that the
announcement was expected months ago.
AS Col. Astor cannot remarry in New
York within four years after the decree
of divorce was granted his wife, which
was in November, 1909. his marriage with
Miss Force will necessarily be in another
state or aboard his yacht. Miss Force.
while joyfully admitting yesterday her
engagement to Col. Aston, whose fortune
is estimated to be over 100000 600, said
that the date Of the wedding had not
been determined.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin E. Vrooman are
spending their vacation in New England
and Canada They will take a trip by
water to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland
before returning TO the city the last OF
the month. and in the early part or sep
TENDER will move into their new home
18th street extended, which is now near
ing completion.
Mrs Louis Lehman korn and brother.
Mr. Horace j. Donnelly, sail for Europe
TODAY on a North German Lloyd. steamer
from Baltimore.
Mrs. Clara Stanton left today for a
stay oe few weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Agnes Fealy has joined friends at
the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City, for the
month of August. Before returning nome
she will make a short visit TO Capt. ana
Mrs. Cunningham at Fort Wood, n. Y.
german. attended by a large con-
tineent of Washington guests was given
nv Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins Saturday even
ing at Winchester Va. Among the
dancers were DR.. and Mrs. l.. I. Stuart
Mr. Maurice A. Dennison, DR.. and Mrs.
Fl G. Duffey, Miss Mary Hazen Duffey.
Mr. Joseph Fl. Long, DR.. T. r. Meredith H.
Tucker. Mr.. Guy Barnard, the Misses
Homiller and DR.. l.. D. Leonard
Mr., and Mrs. William D. West and
tbeir damghter katherine Of 1912 Euclid
street are leaving today for Europe for
lengthy stay
Mr.. w. H. Rapley is registered at the
New Willard.
Mrs. Ella Bingham Duffy and DR.. Lewis
Morris. L S. N. were married very
quietly yesterday at the home or mrs.
ham. i'm New York. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William A Court
ney rector of ST. Brendans, assisted
by the Rev Matthew G. Gleason, o. S.
n, chaplain at the Brooklyn navy yard
There was no reception, owing to the
recent illness of Mrs. Bingham. When
DIR. and Mrs. Morris return from mo-
toring trip they will live in New York
city
Mr.. and Mrs Wilfred B. Chapman OF
San Francisco have sent out cards for
the marriage of their daughter. Dorothy
Emily Chapman, and Mr. Benjamin Stur-
teyant Foss, son Of Gov. and Mrs. Eugene
n. Foss, Wednesday, August %, In Grace
Pro- Cathedral, San Francisco
Mrs. John L. Morehead and DR.. and
Mrs. E. A. Byrne are recent Washing
ton arrivals at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Frederick A. Pearson entertained
at luncheon yesterday at her villa at Bar
Harbor for Mrs. r. l.. Patterson of
this city The guests were Mrs.
r. Hall Mccormick, Mrs. Richardson
Glover, Mrs. j. J. Emery, Mrs. Augustus
Thorndike, Mrs. Irving. Mrs. Winthrop.
Mrs. George T. Bliss, Mrs Franklin Ellis,
Mrs. d. G. Blair, Mrs. Barney, Mrs.
Jewett and Miss Gurnee.
Justice and Mrs. Mckenna are at Mar
ragansett Pier, as are Mrs Frank Hume
and Miss Hume Of this city.
Mr.. Edward S. Greene, telegraph editor
of the Baltimore Evening Sun, and Miss
Noodle E. Breckenridge, also of Balti-
more, were married at o'clock last
evening. in this city. at the home Of the
brides cousin. Mrs. Edward Evard. 338