Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-26

Anna Black viii he married In fhiladei-
rhia this evening with only the two con-
tracing families in attendance. Lieut..
McCoach's younger brother Edwin Stuart
Met zach, miGshipman in the Naval
Academy at ANNAPOLIS, will actsas best
man. while the bridesmaid will lie Miss
Anna kirkpatrick, a cousin of the bride.
The br degroom is attached 10 the Engi-
nser Corps of the United States Army. He
graduated in 1910 with the highest honors
! IN his class and has since been In Pan
anna Following their marriage, Lieut.
and Mrs. McCoach will take a brief we'd
ding trip and Will then go to- Pittsburg.
where the lieutenant Is assigned to seven
weeks duty. They will then come 10
this city.
| Mr.. ard Mrs r. L. Nelson and Miss
Ella Nelson Mr. and Mrs. r ID Nc
| kenney. the Misses Mckinney and Miss
Melli3n are recent arrivals from this
city at Cape May hotels.
Miss Jennie Elizabeth Graham. eldest
, daughter of Mrs. Grace II. Graham
| and the late John T.. Graham, was mar
ried to Mr.. George Mitchell Stein of
Baltimore at o'clock Saturday in st
Robert Talbot officiating. Ralph
Graham gave his sister in marriage
Miss NJ. Lucrece Graham was the brides
only attendant. Miss Graham wore
black hat, draped in Z rich white lace
veil Miss Lucrece Graham wore a
| simple frock of white and hat, to
match \ supper for the family only
followed the ceremony, which was very
quiet.
| The German ambassador srent the week
| end with Secretary and Mrs. Meyer at
| Hamilton. Mass, where Miss Margaret
| Cotton Smith is also a guest.
! Mr. and Mrs. Truman Ii. Newherry
/ gave an aIfresco fete at their Crosse
| Pointe, Detroit, home last Wednesday
| 4 very old Tuscan garden was wonder
| fully represented. A balustrade with col
umns of old Italian graystone inciosed
! a large space of the lawn with Two
entrances, and the ruins of an old colon
made formed the background Statues and
| ancient stones of the Tuscan school were
on the stone balustrade, which was
| frightened by masses of crimson rambler
| roses An orchestra, wearing red coats
| was very effective against a background
Of shruhbery. The lunch was served from
| an antique Italian stone bowl. Mr. ana
| Mrs. Newberry and Miss Newberry stood
near the entrance of the grounds to re-
| ceive their guests, numbering 300. Mrs.
| Newberry wore very elegant gown OF
| Caricmacross lace made in the little town
| of the same name in Ireland. "A black
| picture hat with white paradise plume
completed her costume. Miss Newberry
| wore a pretty girlish frock of white en-
| hroidered marquisette.
| Mrs Hodges wife of Lieut.. Col Harry
+. Hodges, entertained at dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club last night i'm compli-
ment to Lieut.. Col David du B. Gaillard
Of the isthman canal commission. Her
additional guests were Col. and Mrs. Ed
ward Burr. Maj. and Mrs. William j.
Barden. Miss Hodges, Capt. Mccoy and
Mr.. Emerson.
The Danish minister and Countess
Moltke are in Lancaste-. Mass, with the
mother and sister of the latter. Mrs. Ma
thanei Thayer and Miss Sally Thayer.
The marriage of Miss Thayer and Mr..
Frederic Winthrop will take place in July
in Lancaster. and Mrs. Thayer may ac-
company the Count and Countess Moltke
to Europe when they leave in August.
Mrs. Charles Mum and her daughter
returned last week from Europe and were
prominent in the crowd at the Beck tea
on class day at Harvard, for which MIR.
Gun nee Mum was one of the hosts. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Mum are just about
being settled in the Prince cottage al
West Manchester. and Mr.. and Mrs. Reg
inald Boardman Ghe latter born Munn),
are permanently to be at the recently
purchased Shaw place in the same town
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Mary Carnahan
; daughter of Mr. and Mrs John E. Car
Hendrix Hines of Baltimore, Md. Miss
Carnahan is sister of Mrs. Rufus Day
Of Cleveland. Ohio; daughter-in-law OF
Justice Day of the United States Su-
preme Court.
Pay Director and Mrs. Charles W.
Littlefed 1.-THE latter formerly Mis-. Ar
mourn gave recent elaborate enter
iainment at their home in Kansas City
There were over 800 guests. The ex-
tensive grounds of the estate were lighted
by thousands of electric bulbs. There
was dancing in the big carriage house
L s11x sv,&@ hall
The stalls were neatly arranged for sup
per. Two electric fountains added to the
beauty of the scene. The Armour man
sion was also thrown open.
Secretary of War Stimson and Mrs
Stimson, returning to their New York
home, Were overnight guests last Thurs
day of DIR. and Mrs. Robert G. Gamble
at their country home in Haverford. Pa
Mrs Gamble is Mrs. Stimsons sister.
n. ]. Fredrickson. c. B. Higher and
wife and c. B. Higher. jr., of this city
are at Bedford Springs. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson Ward
have returned from their wedding trip
and are established at Chelsea. Pa.
the summer Mrs Ward was formerly
Miss Pansy Bloomer of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis were
in Rome last week and had an audience
with the holy father. Since leaving New
York in May they have been in London,
Paris, Switzerland and Milan. and then
went to the Riviera. The weather has
been cool and perfect for their travels,
which will bring them back shortly TO
Paris and London before they journey
through rural England and Ireland.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Miss Ellen \. F. Lethin and
Mr.. Lincoln r. Clark. confidential clerk
to the Secretary of War. in this city
Saturday afternoon and saying that they
are at home at 1919 r street.