Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-03
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
HERE AND THERE WITH NOTA.
BLES AND NEWLY-WEDS.
Enga gements Announced and Wed
ding Dates-Travel Plans.
Notes.

Mrs. Never and the Misses Meyer. with
Miss Helen Taft, left the Dolphin Satnr-
day morning for Hamilton, Mass, where
the Secretary went later. He will start
on his summer vacation in the Canadian
woods shortly.
Mrs James Mcmillan will sail for Eng
land in aarly August to visit her dauSh-
ter, Lady liam ingtoL
The engagement Of Miss leila Forster
of Thrichsville. Ohio, 10 Mr.. Robert d.
Hiies of GAINESVILLE. deputy treasurer OF
Belmont county, Ohio. has been announc-
ed. The bridegroom is a cousin OF
Mr.. Charles Dewey Hilles of this city.
The engagement will terminate in an
early fall wedding.
Miss Anne Lindsay of Boston and Mr..
Lowell Blake will be married shortly from
the palatial country home, Rock Ledge,
York Harbor, Me. of Mr.. and Mrs Thorn
as Nelson Page of this city. Mrs.
Pages second daughter Florence
Field, married Mr. Thomas p Lindsay,
only brother of the bride-elect, several
years ago, and there is warm friendship
between the two families. Rock Ledge Is
admirably adapted u entertaining on an
elaborate scale, and Mr.. and Mrs. Page
are TO have a large house party over the
occasion, as are Mr.. and Mrs. William
Endicott Dexter, the latter the sister OF
the bride-elect.
Miss Minna Lyman will attend the
bride. The girls were sister debutantes
several winters ago and have since been
almost inseparable. The wedding knot
Will be tied in the little Episcopal Chui ch
at York Harbor and the reception will
follow at the Page home.
Mr. and Mrs. Algernon Burnaby and
their young son of Melton Nowbray, who
have just arrived from England. Will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. Page all summer.
Mrs James w. Pinchot, who underwent
a serious operation last week at the resi-
dence of her son, Amos K. +. Plnchot,
New York city, is recoverins Her
daughter, Lady tombstone, wlfe OF OH
Alan tombstone, British minister plenpo-
Tertiary at The Hague, is with her.
At Indianapolis, last week. it was
happy idea OF Miss katherine Quick, who
was married Thursday to Scott {. Bick-
nell of this city to have her bridal
bouquet OF roses and lilies of the valley
arranged in twenty -four parts, each nav
ing with il d tiny envelope in which was
inclosed bit of sentiment written by the
bride After the ceremony the flowers
were thrown to the personal friends of
the bride, who Is young woman
of exceptional charm and looked love
~ in her bridal robe of ivory satin
princess
vailing empire style with court train.
The corsage and train We're outlined with
tiny tulle and the short sleeves
We're of princess lace. The tulle veil was
arranged with clusters OF orange bios
SONS, which were sent to the bride by a
friend. Her only jewel was the wedding
gift. an exquisite pendant of diamonds
and pearls. The attendants included the
two young brothers of the bride. dressed
in white and carrying standards capped
rs-I rama nd frao yynar IF patr
ribbons. They were followed by the two
year-old brother of the bride. Burnet
Quick. and with his curls and baby face
he made a striking picture a S he descend
ed the stairway. Miss Elizabeth Secord
was maid of honor and wore beautiful
gown of nile green marquisette. She car
ried white sweet peas and asparagus fern.
Miss Margaret Quick of Chicago and Miss
Ruth Bcknell of Fort Wayne were
bridesmaids, and were gowned alike Miss
Quick in pink marqusette with shower
Of pink sweet peas, and Miss Bicknell in
blue, with forget-me- nots. The BRIDE
groom was attended by Frank Novak of
Chicago. best man: Austin T. Quick, ir
Harold +. Wood of Chicago. groomsmen.
The Rev. 4. I. Sweeney of Columbus,
friend of the family. read the impress
sive marriage service in the presence of
large assemblage of relatives and
friends. The ceremony was followed by
a reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Bicknell are
taking northern trip and will cruise
the great lakes
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Browne of 65
Seaton place northwest announce the
engagement of their daughter, Emily, to
Mr.. p f. Dohme of Dayton, Ohio The
exact date for their marriage has not
been set.
Mrs. Greedy is at South Conway.
\. H.. where she has taken cottage
for the summer. Miss Rose and Miss
Gertrude Greedy have just Joined Mrs
Greedy. and Gen. Greedy is expected
late in July.
DR.. and Mrs. c. F. Ferguson will
spend the month of July in Colorado.
In st. Thomas Church. Cheltenham.
Md. Wednesday. June 81. Miss Ada
Stone Nash was married to Mr.. William
lie Roy Jackson. both of Washington,
in the presence of the immediate fami-
lies and few friends. The bride was
given in marriage by her father and
attended by Mrs. Wilfred H. Town
brother. Mr.. Thomas ]. Nash. jr.. acted
as best man. The wedding march was
played by Mr. Edward of Baltimore.
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson will spend
the summer in Beverly. Mass. and will be
at home at No. IL n street northwest
after November /.
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Bean. accompa-
MED by Mrs. West and Mr.. L. J. Mer-
chant, are on an auto trip to Atlantic
City.
Mrs. William Nelson Moore of 2O23 o
street. with her daughters, Miss Maria
and Miss Doris Moore left for Point
Pleasant n. j.. Saturday for the sum-
mer. Mrs. +. A. Read, sister OF Mr..
Moore, accompanied Mrs. Moore and her
daughters.
Miss Doris Moore returned home re-
Gently, after spending two weeks at the
summer cottage of Mrs. Van atten at
Cape Henry. Va.
DIR. Carleton Vaughan, who spent the
past winter in southern Florida, has re-
turned to the city.
Mr. Ralph Graves and Mr.. Nelson B.
Bell are at Atlantic City, to remain until
after the Fourth.
Mr. A. e. L. Leckie and sisters. Miss
Anne and Miss Elizabeth. of 1885 Har-
ward street northwest. expect to sail
from Montreal. Canada, for Scotland.
where they will visit friends, and later
will tour Norway and Sweden. returning
home some time in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Kehl announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Wilhelmina
Kehl, and Mr.. Harry Swami Thursday,
June %. at $40 pm, by Rev. IL. Schroe-
der of Trinity Lutheran Church. After
a trip south they will be at home TO
their friends and relatives after July 10
at % 9th street northeast.
DR.. E. B. Koran and family leave today
for months vacation in Ohio and