Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-10
SOCIETY.
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II Inc friendship OF MISS beSlOT ana herr
i Waetzold dates back to Miss Bestor' s
/ stay abroad. when the young people met
i through mutual friends.
i Mrs. Bestor has given up her homo in
Minneapolis. and with her daughter is in
/ Peoria to visit relatives and friends.
/ From Peoria Miss Bestor Will go to New
York. where she will meet friends with
| whom she Will sail September 10 for
! Hamburg, Germany. In Hamburg the
home of Herr Waetzold, she will be the
| guest of friends and relatives of her
! fiance, and in Berlin she will be enter
| tanned by friends until her marriage Mr..
/ Waetzold ana his bride will be at home In
| Rome after a wedding. tour on the con-
| tnent.
Miss Winona Derby, daughter of Mrs
| Richard Derby. who enjoyed her first
| season out here last year, will become
| the bride of Lieut.. Henry T. Burgtn, T.
/ 5. \. The news was told at an informal
| luncheon TO which only dozen of the
| younger girls We're hidden by the hostess
! Miss Florence Aiken. in San Francisco.
| last week. and the occasion was one OF
I The most enjoyable of recent affairs
/ Miss Derby has passed most of the time
since her introduction to society In the
/ east. There are no plans for the wed
| ding thus far. and later in the season
/ Miss Derby will be among the feted
| brides-eiect. Lieut.. Burgin is a popular
young officer who has been stationed on
| the Pacific coast for the last year or
/
affairs in town and at the Preside. His
/ family home is in Louisville, KY, where
his father. DR.. Perry Burgin. IS promi-
nent He was graduated from West
| Point with the class of 1905.
! Coming-out parties are already keeping
the social world active out in St. Paul,
Mimi. The suburban homes are especial
/ ly gay. That of Miss Archer was the
great event of last week. and September
ii Miss Kathryn Bryant will be pre-
scented. Her midshipman brother, stew
art T. Bryant, who has just returned
/ from the three months cruise In foreign
waters, is staying on for the party.
Maj. G. II. Martin. L. S. A., who has
| been on duty at Portland, Ore. for the
| past fifteen years. has been assigned to
the general staff in this city. Before he
and Mrs. Martin left Portland last week
| for this city d reception was given by the
| officers Club. of which Col. George *.
| McGunnegle is president. in the Oficers
/ Club rooms. In the receiving line were
/ Col. McGunnegle and his daughter. Miss
Isabel McGunnegle. and Maj. and Mrs.
Martin The party was an informal one,
| from $50 O'Clock to II o'clock.
| Mrs. Celia Brannan and son, Thomas
| Brannan, of this city are guests of Mrs.
| Margaret b. kimbro at her home on
| Cdurtland street. Atlanta, Ga. Mrs.
| Brannan was. before her marriage, Miss
Celia Cannon of Atlanta.
Representative and Mrs Edward L.
| Taylor motored last week from this city
| to their home In Columbus. Their nieces,
the Misses Geraldine and Herberta Mar
/ tin. arrived in Columbus Saturday from
Seagirt, n. J.
| At recent Georgia wedding the brides
| bouquet was of roses, but tied in with the
| foliage of an orange tree which her
grandmother planted fifteen years ago for
| the special purpose that its blossoms
would form her granddaughter's wedding
| bouquet The tree is vigorous one. but
has never bloomed At this wedding the
| bridesmaids wore simple muslin frocks,
and the ceremony took place in a bower
of palms arranged between the trees IN
the garden. When the ceremony was
over lights all over the grounds were
turned on.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blount Of the
Oaks have with them as their guest for
the early fall their daughter. Mrs. Thur
| low White of New York, and her little
daughter
Mrs William Hill and her family have
returned to her home on Connecticut
avenue, after spending the summer
months at various northern coast resorts
Miss Elizabeth Brown left last week for
| Lockport, n. J., where she has joined her
| father and sister for the month of Sep
TENDER at their cottage there.
! Mrs J. Hepburn Yarnell. wife of DR.
| Yarnell who has been spending the past
| few weeks in Portsmouth, \. H., has re-
turned to her home on p street
Mrs Robert Patterson is spending the
late summer at Berkeley Springs. w. Va.
Her daughter. Miss Marion Patterson,
who has been. spending the entire sum-
mer abroad, Is now in Switzerland for
the latter part of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Salter, who
have been spending the late summer at
| Niagara Falls, and later in Canada, re-
turned the latter part of the week to their
apartment in the kanawha.
Mrs. B. B. milford and her daughter,
| Miss Josepha milford, have returned to
their apartment in the Irving. after spend
ing several weeks In New Hampshire.
Miss Dora Ryon of Calvert street left
recently for Lake Placid, N Y, where
/ she joined her mother and sister, Mrs.
Ryon and Miss Bertha Ryon. for an ex-
l tended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Givens and their
little son. who have been spending sew
eral weeks in Aurora. w. Va, have re-
turned to their home in WASHINGTON
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hadley Doyle and
Mrs. Joseph Collins left last week for At
lantic City. where they will spend some
time. Miss Helen Speeder, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle, left
early in the week for her home in New
York. Mr.. John Herbert Doyle of New
York has also been the guest of his
parents for the past week.
Miss Carrie Huff who has been visiting
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hegner
of Adams street. returned the latter part
of the week to her home in Pittsburgh.
little son. who have been spending the
late summer at Rehoboth Beach, have re-
turned to their home in Georgetown.
Miss Mary Minor and Miss Louise O.
Beall, who have been the guests OF Miss
Minors father at his home near Char
lottesville, for the month of August re.
turned recently to West Chevy Chase
where they will spend the early autumn
Miss Pearl Gaskins has returned to heI
home In this city after spending short
time at North Beach. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Darwin Penne
baker and their daughters, the Misses
Lucinda and Anna Elliott Pennebaker
who have been occupying a cottage al
have returned to their home Q street
Miss Agnes Murtaugh of 35th street LEFT
last week for Atlantic City, where she
will spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Townesley Worth
ington of Garrett Park. Md, formerly OF
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