Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-04
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS HAYES OF THIS CITY TO
WED BRITISH OFFICER.
Secretary and Mrs. Stimson Are 60.
ing to Porto Rico and Panama.
Other Events.

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Isabel Hayes. youngest daughter of the
late Henry g. Hayes Of this city, to Mai
Charles Wynne Barlow, d. S. O. (distin-
guished service order) of the Essex Reg
iment Of the British army stationed in
India. The marriage will take place in
Quota. Baluchistan, India, in the early
autumn.
The Secretary of War and Mrs Slim
son will sail Thursday for Panama The
Governor OF Porto Rico and his sister,
Miss Cotton, have planned several bril-
liant entertainments for them during
their visit to that island Later they
will visit Cuba.
Gen. and Mrs Leon Albert Matile have
sent out cards announcing the marriage
OF their daughter. Elizabeth Katherine.
to Lieut.. Oscar Woolverton Griswold,
18th Infantry. L. s. A., on Saturday at
Fort Sam Houston. San Antonio, Tex.
Senator and Mrs. Warren arrived last
night at the New Willard, where they
will remain during the extra session
Senator and Mrs. Warren. the latter for
York last Thursday
The Speaker of the House and Mrs
Champ Clark have returned from Cape
May, n. j.. where they spent the week
end. going down from the banquet of
the Maryland Bar Association Satur-
day evening. at which the Speaker was
the guest Of honor. Miss Genevieve
| Clark is spending several weeks at Deal
Beach, N. j., where she is visiting Mrs
Harvey. Mrs. Clark will make her an
nual visit to relatives at Colorado
Springs, Colo, shortly.
The marriage is announced today of
Miss Elizabeth r. Harry and Mr.. Jo-
seph c. Maynihan at Annapolis May ID.
1911, at ST. Mary's Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynihan are living at
423 9Th street northeast
Mrs. l. N. Davis and her two daugh-
tiers and her mother have gone to their
cottage at Crescent Beach. Conn, for the
summer months.
Mr.. F. L. Middleton of this city has
gone to Europe and will be away two
months.
Paymaster j. G. Maupin. U. s. N. is
visiting his mother and father on Capt.
toll Hill.
Miss Findlay. Miss Marie Halt, Mr..
Forrest D. Goodman and Mr.. W. d.
Knott left today for Atlantic City for a
stay of several days. Miss Findiay will
sail Saturday next for three month trip
abroad
Miss Martha Hantzmon. daughter of E.
| s. Hantzmon of the government printing
Office. and j. Fulton Henderson of the
navy yard were married last evening at
| the parsonage. ola 4th street southeast,
| by Rev. W. A. Melvin. pastor of the First
Methodist Protestant Church. In the
presence of the brides father and brother.
| w. III. Hantzmon, and the mother anc
brother Of the groom. Willis Henderson.
and his wife
| Owing to the illness of the brides
mother. the wedding trip had to be de-
ferred for the present, and the young
couple will live at II 4th street south
east 1t is their purpose to leave the
city later for a trip to Niagara falls. via
Baltimore. Norfolk and New York. Mrs.
Henderson, the young bride, was a mem
Der OF the class Of 1910 at the Eastern
High School.
| Miss Frances Gurley Adams is attend
| ing the July and August sessions OF the
University Of Michigan, at Ann Arbor
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallmadge A. Lambert
| have left town for New Canaan, Conn.,.
where they have taken a cottage with
their daughter. Mrs. Davenport White
of New York. for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel j. Meeks and
son. Pearson are at Colonial Beach, Va.
| for a few days. After day or two in
| the city they will return and spend the
| season.
Among the guests at Long Beach. n.
~. Yesterday was Fourth Assistant
| Postmaster General P. v. De Graw OF
Washington.
Mrs. H. c. Duffy. daughters and son
are at Winchester.
Gen. Daingerfield Parker will spend
L ovH1 rIxy
autumn in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Geary Johnson and
Master A. Geary Johnson. Jr.. left the
city today for Spring Lake Beach. n. j..
| to spend the summer.
Mrs. C. C. Wilkison and daughter, Miss
Mae NJ Wilkison. OF $40 Stanton place
northeast accompanied by Miss Bessie
Philips of Virginia. will leave for At
lantic City Thursday.
Mrs. c. v. Schofeld and daughter. Miss
Myrtle L. Schofield. of 221 9Th street
northeast accompanied by Miss Edith M
Simmerman Of this city. will leave for
Atlantic City Thursday.
Miss Elsie Mel May of 1917 Dist street
has as her guest Miss Inez Morgan Nc
Sloy Of California until after July Fourth
Miss Clarlnne hunter mas dS HOT SucS'
Miss Alva Sanders. daughter of A. p
| Sanders of Chicago. Miss Hunter and
Miss Sanders will leave next week with
Mr.. Sanders for the latter's country home
at Blue Island, H.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Stein have re-
turned from their wedding tour and are
AT the home of the brides mother, 20.
18th street northwest where they viii
| be pleased to see their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. McClintock OF
| Washington are spending few days Al
New York before going to the summer
home Of Mrs. Walter l.. McClintock a,
| Castine. Me.
| Miss Virginia Ford OF Atlantic CITY
In j.. is spending the Fourth with Miss
| Ada Russell May at No 1917 21s'
| street northwest.
! Mrs. H. E. Carter and daughter, Miss
Mary. left Saturday for Strasburg, Va
| Miss Louise Salter of the Farragut
| is visiting in the Green Spring val
ley, and will shortly go to New York
| Senator and Mrs Henry F. Lippitt
have arrived at the Edwin s. Cramr
villa at Newport, which they have
taken for the summer, having made the
trip from Providence in their yacht
Magnet. Mr.: and Mrs. George 4 Sin,
| nfckson of Philadelphia are expected
i to be their guests later in the season
leaving this week for a pleasure trip
| America