Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-23
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
OFF FOR SUMMER HOMES AND
SHORT JAUNTS.
Miss SWEET and DR.. Sullivan to Be
Married Tonight Other
EventS-Personals.

| The Bishop Of Washington and his chill
dren, Charlotte Harding and Alfred and
Paul Eiardins. and the bishops sister-in-
| Law. Miss Harriet Douglas left yester
day for Haven. Me. where they will
spend the summer
| The Secretary Of War left yesterday
for Philadelphia. and will 60 10 Melaunee,
/ iIaNerford Pa IL he the guest for seN-
eral DAYS of DR.. and Mrs. Robert 9.
Gamble Mrs. Stimson who mas spent
two weeks in WASHINGTON. will join the
Secretary for this visit.
The minister Of Switzerland. DR.. Paul
| Ritter. viii leave tomorrow for New
/ York to spend i few days before going
! to Chicago and Milwaukee In the latter
! city ne will attend the Swiss athletic
! festival, which takes place July | TO !
Before returning here the minister VIII
make Z tour Of the great lakes.
| Miss Esther Price SWEET and Or. Robert
Young sullivan viii he married 10y Rev.
Or. iIerbers Scott Smith at -. Mar
garet's Church this evening at O'Clock.
The brides sister Mrs Clarence Grange
of California. who has just returned with
| Mr.. Granee from England brought with
her the bridal and the other costumes
which viii be Worn this evening and
which will make this feature of the
event an unusual one. bat very suitable
! incident of coronation week.
The brides dress is of Irish crochet in
| the coronation pattern She Will wear
tulle veil and orange blossoms and will
carry shower bouquet OF carnatfonS-the
coronation flower The matron of honor
will wear "A yellow brocade and Irish
| lace. and the two bridesmaids. Miss Edith
| SWEET and Miss Helen Durnin, are TO wear
| Quaker costumes. an exceedingly quaint
and pretty idea evolved at weddings wit
messed recently by Mrs. Grange in Eng
| land. They are a bit gayer, however.
| being made in pink with fichas of white
| chiffon and Quaker bonnets. They are
to carry old gold baskets filled with
sweet peas. A fourth member Of the
party viii be the five-year-old godchild
and niece of the bride, Esther Virginia
! Grange.
/ Only the family party will attend the
reception to follow at the home of DR..
/ and Mrs Frederick X. SWEET, before
the departure of the couple for their we'd
ding trip
Sailing tomorrow aboard the steamship
| Kaisern Auguste Victoria are the fol-
/ lowing from this city: Mr.. Winfred T.
| Denison. Miss Katharine Denison and Mr..
/ Cleveland Perkins.
! Several out of town guests attended the
silver wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank J. Eisinger, which was cele-
i Drated at tlla!T nome. liip SlH street
northwest last night. They included Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Schnmann of Tacony,
Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine Schumann
of Tacony. Pa: Mr. and Mrs John l.
E.tsinser of Germantown. n y; Mr.. ana
Mrs Seth Hale of Hagerstown. Md: Nj
| and Mrs. William Small of HagerstoWn.
Md: Miss. Carrie Newton of Baltimore.
Mrs. Laura Miller of Baltimore and Mr..
G. G. Medne of New Orleans
| In addition to the guests from dis
| lance large number of relatives and
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Eisinger re-
siding in Washington attended The mouse
was decorated with palms. ferns and
| roses In the receiving line, besides the
! host and hostess. were their son and
overwhelmingly. Mr. and Mrs. William Z.
Eisinger. their daughter, Miss Florence
| T. singer. and Mrs. Efsinger's sister, Mrs
Marie Baier.
During the evening a number of piano
and vocal selections We're given by Miss
Florence Eisinger. while several other
features added to the sayety or the
event \ buffet luncheon was served.
Prior to her marriage Mrs Eisinger
was Miss Annie c. Jordan OF their six
children. four are living and attended
the wedding anniversary last night. They
are William G.. Ernest r., Florence ana
Frank j. Eisinger. jr.
Mr. and Mis- k,isinger We're the recip-
| tents of large number of handsome
presents
Mr.. and Mrs II. p. Huddleson are at
the Marlborough, Atlantic City, for a few
days before returning TO washington
they having motored through New Eng
land for several days with Mr.. and Mrs
IL. V. Bouic.
Mrs. Harold =. Berkeley and children
are at Germantown. Md, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Dearborn and
family Of I.angdon. ID. C.. who are about
to leave the city for their summer home
,.IC "a ~
BY their neighbors. Music and dancing
and dainty refreshments were enjoyed.
Those present were Mrs. Charles Philips.
Mrs. f. F. Parent. Mrs. Harry Burton.
Mrs Charles keneipp, Mrs |. /. Parent
Mrs Alfred Brandt and Mrs. Edward
Sartn. Messrs. Charles keneipp, William
Dearborn. Melvin Parent, George
keneipp Harold Burton, Raymond
| keneipp. Misses Ethel Sartain, May Bur
ton. Oracle Philips. Margaret Burton and
Florence keneipp.
Mr.. and Mrs. r H. Kaiser have opened
their cottage at Washington Grove Md,
for the season.
Mrs. Charles F. Birch is at her cottage
at Eagles Mere Park. Pa, for the sum
mer.
Cen. Homer Lea and Mrs. Homer Lea
are at the New Willard en- route for
| protra cted visit TO Europe.
| Mrs Charles r Humphrey. Miss d. c.
Humphrey. Miss Helen Humphrey and
Joseph Humphrey are spending the sea
son al the Hotel Cecil, Atlantic City.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred j. Mershe1mer ieft
| last night for Norfolk and New York en-
| route to Maine. The former is recuperat-
| ing from a recent illness
DR.. w p. Young and family have
moved to 1912 Rhode Island avenue
| northwest.
Mr.. Justice Hughes of the United States
! Supreme Court was the principal guest at
a dinner al the Hope Club. Providence. X.
| T.. last night. Among those at the DIN
ner were President Faunce, Mr. Franz
lin Eli Brooks of Colorado Springs. Mr.
William W. Hoppin Of New York. Judge
lie Baron Il. Colt. Judge Arthur /.
| Brown. Col r. II. T. Goddard and Mr.
| William Gammell.
The Watauga Power Company expects
to have its power plant at the horseshoe
bend in the Watauga river, twenty-five