Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-10

Mediterranean and Adriatic ports was
Mr.. George Won l.. Meyer. ir.. son of
Secretary and Mrs. Never. who is to pass
the summer abroad Mr.. Meyer selected
for his crossing the same steamer on
which his mother and sisters sailed for
Italy last autumn.
The marriage OF Miss Marion c. Taylor.
daughter of Mrs. Cornelius +. Taylor Of
New York city and Frank Sherman Chip
man of Washington. D. c., took place
Saturday afternoon in Grace Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev DIR.
Clash.
The brides gown was after the style
of 1850. being d short froch OF white
charmeuse, with a lace tichu and long
white sleeves. Her poke bonnet was
trimmed with taffeta ruffies and a large
bow She carried an aimfui OF kaiserin
Victoria roses.
Mrs. Harold G. Hesse of Riverdale, \.
Y, was the brides only attendant. She
wore gown of light blue marquisette,
ture hat topped with pale yellow plumes
She carried pink and yellow roses.
The brides uncle. James T. Talbot.
gave her in marriage. Edward Schirmer.
II. of White Plains waited upon the
bridegroom as best man. The ushers
were Rumson Schenck. b. T. MacBurney
and Edward Skinner of New York and
Samuel Wood of Haverstraw, y. Y
There was no reception after the church
ceremony. After returning from their
bridal trip the couple will live a. lo2
West I4Sd street, New York.
Col. and Mrs. William Wheatley of this
city, who are on their annual driving
tour through the Virginia resorts, reached
Hot Springs Saturday and will be here
some time before going on to White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Fl. Mcmillan will
go to Manchester-by-the-Se about the
middle of August, where they will occupy
Mrs. McMillan's summer home. Eagle
Head, during the latter's visit with Lady
Harrington in London.
Col. John Biddle. who mas been spending
the past three years on the Pacific coast,
has been ordered to this city. His sister,
Miss Susan Biddle, who has been spend
ing the winter in Tryon and is still in
the mountains of North Carolina, will
join him here in the fall.
Mr. Frank P Mitchell of this city has
leased MeadoWbrook, an attractive cot
tage on the Meyer estate. In Hamilton
Mr.. Mitchell is a brother of Mr.. Walter
Mitchell of the Manchester colony and
uncle of Mrs. Quincy \. Shaw, I'd, who
as Naneen Mitchell. spent much of her
guest.
Washington society. and the naval ele-
ment more especially, is interested in the
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford \. Taylor
of this city, to Ensign Thalbert Nelson
Afford, L. S. y.
Mrs. G. f. McInturff and Mrs. w. r.
Jersey of IDS 18th street northwest
have gone to New York city for a short
stay, and from there will go to Atlantic
City for the summer.
Mr.. Charles Lulley, honorary member
of the Y. B. c., will leave Sunday. July
9. 1911, for Atlantic City, returning about
September Is. A farewell supper was
given him by the members of the club
last Friday evening at one Of the local
Barnum Lev,an, Max Wolf, Benjamin
Robin. Gilbert Landy, Charles Lulley and
William Roberts.
DR.. and Mrs Henry Churchill Cook
and Miss NJ Esther Mayer leave this
week for Niagara Falls, thence 20 Thou
sand Islands. through Canada. From
there to northern Michigan. returning
to Washington the latter part of Octo-
Der.
Mr. A. E. L. Leckie and sisters. Miss
Anne and Miss Elizabeth. who has nm
ished a postgraduate course at Pea
body Conservatory this year, sailed from
Montreal, Canada, July $, for Scotland,
where they expect to tour the British
Isles and Norway and Sweden. Later
they expect to return to scarborough to
visit friends before sailing for home,
about September %.
Rear Admiral T. j. COVE. paymaster
general of the navy, left for Buena Vista
Springs today. accompanied by Mrs.
Cowie and their daughter, Mrs. r. e.
Ledbetter.
The Misses Elliott of the Portner have
returned after attending the funeral of
their brother at Lexington, ky.
Cards have been received in Washing
ton from Mr. and Mrs Charles Elliott
Hail. announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Florence, and William j. Wallis
of this city The wedding took place
June 2s al Hollywood. Cal.
Mr. Wallis rs head of the mathematical
Mr. and Mrs. Wallis will be at home
after December I, at 3'o9 Livinston
street, Chevy Chase.
DR.. and Mrs Louis A. William will go
to Long Island toward the end of the
week. From there they will go to Nara
sansett ana return to Wash ngton about
the beginning of august for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs lie Roy Golf and her three young
sons are spending the summer at their
home Pine Top. West Chop, Mass, where
Mr. Golf VIII join them in August.
Mr.. and Mrs William Harryman Rap
lev have gone to Poland Spring, Me-, for
a sojourn of two months and later will
make a tour through Canada.
Mrs. William G. Boyd and daughter.
Miss Louise @. Boyd, who have been the
guests of friends in New York city and
Long Branch, y. j., are now at Asbury
Park.
Mrs. FL L. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Robinson. have closed their apartments.
at the Wyoming and are sojournlns at
Atlantic City
Extends Rhode Island Avenue.
A bill for the widening and extension
of Rhode Island avenue extended from
c.o,+b naEota avenue northeast to the