Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-10

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
various reviews. which will last inter-
| mittentlly until the middle of this month.
Maj. Won Herwarth entertained the en-
| tire party at a beautiful luncheon one day
| last week, and the American officers with
| Maj. Won Herwarth and Capt. Shartle at
| tended mess dinner given by the I'd
| Garde Corps Regiment of Infantry.
| August 30 they were the personal guests
! of the kaiser at a gala dinner. which was
| followed by attendance at the opera.
Justice and Mrs Seth Shepard have
arrived in London and are guests at the
Langham Hotel.
| Former Ambassador and Mrs. David
| Jayne Hill. who have spent the summer
| at the Chalet Melege, Oucey, entertained
distinguished company at dinner
recently Among their guests were Ma
i dame Sembnch and Prof. Stengel-Sem-
brich. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman,. all
neighbors; Mrs. Charles G. Bennett Of
| Washington, who motored over from AK
| les-Bains for the occasion, and Mr.. Daniel
Melsa. a young Polish violiniSt, who
| played during the evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Hill have since returned
to Berlin to take official leave of the
| German emperor and empress.
! Former Senator and Mrs Chauncey NJ.
| Depew are guests at the Schweizeihol,
Lucerne.
| Mr. Robert Taft is also in Lucerne and
was present at dinner given there by
Mrs. j. W. Warrington recently.
| Visitors from all over the British isles
f1ocked to Dublin last week for the horse
| show.
! Lord Lieutenant and Lady Aberdeen
entertained a large house party for the
occasion and were present In state at
| the races.
| The American ambassador and Mrs
Whitelaw Reid, who were the guests of
| Lord and Lady Aberdeen for the first
few days, later joined house party at
Lord and Lady Iveagh's.
Mrs. Reds gowns were among the
most elegant of the many really splendid
toilets worm On the first day she wore
black lace over white. with a black and
white toque, and on the second black
! satin with touches OF mauve, a mauye
/ hat and pearl ornaments.
| Princess Victoria of Schleswig- Fl olstein
was present the first day and wore dark
gray cloth with pale blue chiffontsvest
and blue straw hat with gray feathers.
/ Lady Aberdeen wore embroidered black
| velvet with touches of green and a black
/ hat. and Lady Iveagh wore satin en-
broidered in black. with a black hat
trimmed with white plumes.
Mrs. William Haywood. Miss Doris
| Haywood and Master Wilson Haywood
have left Lucerne and are now at the
| Hotel Regina. Paris.
Mr. de Courcey May, Mr. F. B. and Mr.
H. P. Allsop. all of Washington, have
arrived in Paris from London and are
stopping at the Hotel Meurice.
Maj and Mrs. D. c. Phillips are also
in Paris.
Mrs Mary S. McCollum and her daugh-
ter sailed last Saturday on the ST. Louis
for New York.
! Other Washingtonians in Paris include
Mr.. Harry Norment Miss B. Brown and
Miss K. Broadhead, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
| w. Adams and Mrs. B. Salomen, Mr.
Frank E. Mack and Mr.. James Laughlin
Phillips.
Mrs. White and Miss E. G. White of
Washington, who were in Paris recent
ly, have left for Germany, where they
will travel extensively.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Lemon Of this
city, who have been travelling in Europe
all summer. sailed on the steamship Lap
land recently.
Wednesday night, September 6. at s
| o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Boss, on
9TH street Miss Mary A. Boss and Chris
| topher c. Mullady were married by Rev.
w. w Barnes. The house was beautiful
| ly decorated with vines and flowers The
bride, who was given away by her father
wore a gown of white silk messaline. She
carried a shower of bride roses and lilies
of the valley. Her sister, Miss Annie E.
| Boss was maid of honor and wore yellow
| silk She carried bouquet of pink roses.
Mr. r J. Beauac was best man. The
| ceremony was witnessed by the imme-
diate relatives of the contracting parties
| and a few intimate friends. Immediately
! after the ceremony the young couple left
md
| where thcv will be the guests of relatives
and friends After October l Mr.. and
Mrs Mulady will be at home to their
| friends at 40 10th street northeast. Mr..
| and Mrs Boss have sent out cards an
nouncing their daughters marriage.
Mrs. Josephine Altorfer announces the
marriage of her daughter Catherine and
! Mr.. H. F. Hoffman, in Baltimore, Md,
| Wednesday, September g. The bride was
| accompan MED by her younger brother, An
drew. who gave her in marriage. After
| the ceremony the couple was rendered
| recention by Mrs. Amelia Henning of
| West Baltimore.
Invitations have been issued for the
| wedding of Miss Ada Adams and Mr..
George Bells, at Berkeley. Cal, October
Mrs Adams and her daughter will leave
the city September Is for California
Mrs. Lee Stubblefeld, with her mother,
| Mrs. Atwood Of Philadelphia, and her
| small daughter. Lolita. left yesterday
| for Atlantic City, to remain until the
| middle of October. Mrs. Stubblefield has
just returned from Braddock Heights.
| Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beddingfeld and
| their niece, Miss Alma NJ. Avant, who
have been spending their summer vaca-
ton with relatives and friends In Balti-
more, Md: Washington, d. e, and River
| ton. va. have returned to their home in
| Macon, Ga.
Mai Carleton and his wife and daugh-
| tor have returned to their apartments in
| the kenesaw after an absence or TWO
| months visiting at West Point, n. Y.
| Mrs T. w Davidson and Mrs. {. r.
| 1Ionnin after an absence of several
| weeks. spent in the mountains. have re-
turned TO their apartments on Harvard
| street
Why, of Course.
From Lippincotts.