Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-24
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. HOAG MARRIED, TO DIR
DOUGLAS TO-DAY.
Tin Wedding Party Of Interest ia
Many Here-A Ninetieth Birth
day-Notes.

Mrs. Elizabeth Thayer Hoag. WIDOW OF
John T. Hoag and Or. John Douglas oil
New York were married at noon today. a!
the home Of the brides aunt. Miss Sourse.
2S23 Q street
The ceremony was a quiet one. owing &c
| the deep mourning in the family of the
| bridegroom. The couple stood under a
! bower of palms in the drawing room for
| the ceremony, and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and foliage adorned the rest OF the
| room and there We're yellow chrysanthe-
! NUNS and ferns in the dining room.
/ Rev. DR.. Radcliffe performed the cere-
mony. at which only small party as
| sisted. The bride. VINO escorted by
her brother, Mr. Charles J. Ramsburg oi
| Germantown. Md, wore a smart travel
| ing suit of gray tweed. with hat to
| match. She wore a corsage bouquet OF
| orchids and lilies Of the valley.
| Mr.. Henry Douglas. father OF the bride
| groom. and his sisters. the Misses Doug
| las, and brother. Mr.. Henry Douglas. jr
all of New York. were here for the we'd
ding.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
| Douglas will live at u West 54th street
| New York city.
Bishop Mackaysmith Of Philadelphia
| announced Yesterday that il is his lnten-
ton as well as that of his wife. Mrs.
| Mackay- Smith, to present to the diocese
of Pennsylvania their residence on I'D
street. south of Walnut street for an
| episcopal residence for the future bishops
of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of
! Pennsylvania. The res dence, which Is
at 251 South I'D street, IS a large double
red brick edifice trimmed with brown
stone and has a small garden attached
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all admirably planned. The house was
| built expressly for Bishop and Mrs.
Mackay- Smith after the formers eleva-
| ton TO The Office of coadjutor In 1902. 1t
| is said that the question Of accepting the
residence will have to be given serious
consideration, because of the expense OF
maintaining it. The taxes on the prop
erty amount to something more than
5000 year. which would have 70 come
out of the diocesan treasury.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ellis W. Craig announce
the engagement Of their daughter. May
Riggs. to Mr.. Howard lie Roy Hutchin-
son of Branford. Conn. Since leaving
Pittsburgh, Pa, and is now living in
Woodbury., n. j.
| Mr.. Hutchinson. who is a graduate OF
Yale University. class of 1908, Is engaged
in manufacturing.
| MT. ana MIS-. llllam H. NGIIldIH VII
spend the winter abroad and expect tt
sail next month Miss Laura Merriam
their daughter, is now visiting her sister
Mrs John Wheelwright. in Boston, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam will meet he'
there. They will go at first to Paris
France, and after the holidays they ex
pect to travel on the Riviera.
According to cable advices DR.. Ernes
Pendleton Magruder. superintendent o
f. ~ n
Magruder of Annapolis. clerk Of the cour
of appeals of Maryland, and Miss Mar.
L. MacGregor, daughter OF the late Rea
Admiral Sir Malcolm MacGregor OF Mac
Gregor. and Lady Helen MacGregor. wer
married at st. Peters Roman Cathoii
. Church, Edinburgh. Scotland, yesterday
The br desmaids were Lady Mary Crich
ton-Stuart. daughter of the Marquis an,
Warehouses Of Butte; Miss Ann Maxwell
daughter Of Sir John and Lady Stirling
Maxwell. and Miss Margaret Drummond
daughter OF the Hon. Eric and Mrs
Drummond. Mr.. Caleb Clarke -Masru der
jr.. was best man. DIR. Magruder an
his bride are expected to. come TO thu
city about the LIST Of December. The,
will travel meanwhile on the continent.
Miss Katherine Keane of 1917 {
street will leave tonight for New Iorl
city to be the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
E. A. Sloan.
Mrs. D. p Mccartney is at her 1stl
street residence after spending thu
summer at Osterville. Mass. Com
mander and Mrs. Irwin and the Misses
Irwin will return in the next fort
night.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wheatley viii
sail this week for Europe and expect
| to be absent Il year
| Gen. and Mrs Clarence Edward
have leased 1920 y street for the win
ter.
Mrs. Wickersham and Miss Con
stance Wickersham have Joined the
Attorney General at their 18th stree
residence.
i Mrs. De Haven Of Philadelphia. sistei
Of Mrs. Audenried, has returned herr
owing to the latter's continued serious
illness.
Mrs Eliza Dunlap. widow of Mai. A. P
Dunlap. VIII be the central figure In thu
! gathering this evening at the home Of hel
sister, Mrs John II. Hood. 2S12 n street
TO celebrate her ninetieth birthday. Thu
! day finds her In good health and spirit:
and ready to thoroughly enjoy the happ,
anniversary. About thirty relatives, in
/ part in the gathering.
|. Senator and Mrs. Shiveiy of Indiana
have taken the house. 1896 18th street
the owners, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Steel
having gone abroad for a year.
| Mrs Edwin NJ. Janney Of AIedford. Ore.
announces the engagement Of her daush
! ter Emily Florence and Henry John Ram
! sey of Washington. d. G. The maria g
Is to be on October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Is. Willard Of thi
| city, who now live at Westminster, VT
II will celebrate the tenth anniversary o
| their marriage at their home there. Mon
! day evening, November .. from s to l
o'clock Many Washington friends hav
| received cards for the event
| The Misses Priestley OF Northumber
land, Pa. and their sister. Mrs. w. r
Forsyth OF Chicago. and their cousin
Mrs. Eugene Campbell OF Williamsport
Pa. all direct descendants of JOSEPH
Priestley, the discoverer Of. oxygen. ar
here attending the Unitarian congress
and are staying at the Hamilton.
Miss Edna Pearl Weldon of ,9l6 l2tl
street northwest and William Henry Ziel
of 1881 South Carolina avenue southeas
went to Rockville. Nd. late Saturday aft
ernoon and were married by Rev. s. K
White Mr.. and Mrs. Zier Will max
. | their future home at 1881 South Cafoiin;
avenue southeast.
| Mrs William Marshall and Miss Malt