Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-27


for her marriage to Lord Camoys. The
ceremony will be performed in New York,
probably in the home of MIR and Mrs
Sherman, although this mas not been de-
clded. Lady Camoys. mother of Lord
Camoys. will come from England for the
wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman and Miss Sher-
man are to remain at Newport until late
in October
Secretary MacNeash i in New York
ana Mrs. MacNeagh is still at Dublin
\. H., where she has guests.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Lee and Miss Helen
Lee have closed their villa at Lcnox and
have gone To New York en- route 10 their
home in this city.
Mr.. Henry Martin of the Swiss legation
left Manchester-by-the- Sea Mass yes
terday for Washington
The French ambassador and Nine ms
serand will return to this country by the
middle Of October.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Parsons. the latter
formerly Miss Eleanor Gregory. have
gone to Southbridge. Mass. where they
VIII make their permanent home.
| Gen. and Mrs. Powell Clayton. accom-
! panied bN their daughter Mrs Grant
| DUN. are at their apartment in the High
| iands. after having spent the summer at
t Pomfret Center. Mrs. Grant Duff will
spend short time with them
| Miss Mary l. Kelly has returned to Ber-
| lin from Arendsee. Ostseebad where she
| mas been spending part of the heated
| term. Miss Kelly will sail from Bremen
Tor New York September 10 by the
North German LLOYD steamer George
| Washington.
Miss Virginia A. Got,lieb and Mr..
| Thomas b. Hudgin of Athens Ca. we're
married al the home of the brides SIS
/ ter Mrs Emerson Waldo Mathews in
Lamont street. by Rev. Earle Whitley
pastor of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Ihurch The house was tastefully deco
rated with roses and foliage Only "A
small company of relatives and few
| close friends were present at the recep-
ton which followed The bride Wore
white French muslin with a dainty cap of
| silver lace and white chiffon and carried
a shower of roses. Mr. Hudsin and his
bride left for Baltimore, to sail later
| for a water trip to Georgia. After Oc-
toner l" they VIII be at home in Athens
DIR. Ulysses G. b. Pierce. minister of All
Souls Church. returned to the city yes
terday with his family after month AT
the seashore and in the mountains
Admiral and Mrs. Remey and Miss
Remey. who have been spending the sum-
mer at jamestown. r. L. are at Atlantic
City for few days.
\ farewell luncheon was given Saturday
III the rooms of the Young Womcn's
Christian Association i'm honor Of Mrs
Woodbury. Pulsifer. secretary of the board
OF directors and chairman of the member
ship committee. Those present were Mrs.
William Hamilton Bayly. Mrs. Woodbury.
Pulsifer. Mrs. Harry b. Cation Of Alex
AN .f.,fs II
Charles w. Richardson. Mrs. HeEbert T..
Day, Miss Margaret r. Fox Mrs. Will
liam II. Hoeke. Mrs John S. Sculy. Miss
| Elisa beth T. Pierce. Mrs. Charles l..
Fralev. DIR. Ada r. Thomas, Mrs Eliza
beth Hubbard. and Misses Florence
NJ Brown Mignonette o. Buckngha m
Ludema Sayre. Ruth SVEN, +. Grace
Miller Bessie L. Haskell and Edna c.
Frizzeli
Miss Lillian G. Stewart has returned to
her home on III street after spending the
summer at Braddock Heights and Asbury
Park.
Gen. and Mrs. r. X Evans have re
| turned to Washington. and have opened
their house on | street.
M.s Bessie Knox Harrison and son.
William Winston Harrison. have returned
from an extended visit to Roanoke, Lex
inston and Fincastle, Va.
Rear Admiral Warner T. Bayley l. S.
n, with Mrs. Bayley and w. w. Bayley,
L. $. n, arc in New York for a few days,
and arc staying at the Hotel Wolcott.
The home of MIR. and Mrs. Robert Mel
son Burgess of go 4 street southeast
was the scene of a pretty wedding yes
terday afternoon. September oi. 1911.
when their eldest daughter, Nita Morelle.
and Mr.. William Evans Johnson of this
city were married by the Rev. Fl. ;.
France of this city, beneath beautiful
arch of goldenrod and wedding bells
above a bank of ferns and palms
The bride wore a two-tone blue serge
travelling suit, with a soft velour hat 10
match and trimmed with plumes of a light
er tone. She carried shower bouquet of
white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Mesa Burgess, sister of the bride. was
bridesmaid, and wore an embroidery
gown over yellow silk. and carried yellow
chrysanthemums.
Mr. Louis l.. Johnson, brother of the
groom. was best man, and Miss Grace
Middleton played the wedding march. The
groom is the second son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis c. johnson of Takoma Park. ID. G.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have gone to Nj
agara Falls, \. Y. On their return to
it,. @1,o., will FOR short fi,,a take