Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18
SOCIETY.
Continued from First Page.)

| mr. ana Mrs Noe Crow of Mount Nor
ris Park. n. y. are also being entertain
ed at the Point House. as will Miss Vera
robertson and Mr. Lee Walker of this
4 city upon the termination of school.
! Their daughter, Minnie A. Walker. and
| Lester d. Moore, jr.. with his wife. will
/ probably spend a part of the summer
season on the sound. as will several other
| friends of this city, among them being
Richard j. Quigley.
Mr. Justice Horace Lurton. Mrs. I.ur-
ton and their family are at Capon Springs,
| W. Va, where they expect to spend the
summer.
| Mrs. j. Il. Ransdell. wife of Represent
ative Ransdell of Louisiana. has left for
her home at Lake Providence, La, where
she will spend the summer
Mrs. Edward T. Ayres of X street has
1 left for n visit to her son and daughter
in-law, MIR. and Mrs. Horace Ayres, at
| their homo in Brooklne, Mass. On the
2ith Of the month, Mrs. AEres Will sail
! from New York on, the Caledonia for an
indefinite stay on the other side.
| Mrs. s n. Dickson, wife of Medical
| Director Dickson. L. S. n, with her three
younger children, have left for their sum-
mer home al Nantucket. Mr. Henry
! Dickson followed his mother last week,
and DR.. Dickson Will join his family later
/ for stay.
Mrs, NJ. II. Thatcher, who has been
spending the past six weeks with her
| father, Mr.. Frank Chinn, at his home in
Frankfort, Ky, arrived in Washington
last week to join her husband, Gov.
Thatcher. After spending several days
with friends Gov. and Mrs. Thatcher
went to New York. sailing later for their
home in Panama
4 wedding of interest to Washington
| society took place last evening at d
o'clock at historic Christ Church in Al
| eNandria. where Miss Maud Westcott
1 Lipscomb. daughter of Mrs. William Cor
RE Lipscomb of Washington. became the
| bride of Frank Foster Greenawalt, for
merly OF Indiana. but now a resident of
TINS city. The ceremony was witnessed
by the immediate families Of the bride
and groom. Miss Gertrude Grosvenor OF
Washington attended the bride, while j.
&c. Kennedy Campbell, also of Washing
| ton, was best man. The bride was
given away by her brother, Isle Seaton
IipScomb.
| DIR. Morton, the rector Of Christ Church.
| officiated using for the ceremony an
| Episcopal PRAYER book which has been
| in the brides family in this country for
Ia years.
The church was decorated with ferns
and old-fashioned flowers, the tall jars
| of. pink hollyhocks being especially eff
fective. The bride wore a going
1
Gainsborough hat. and carried pink sweet
peas. Miss Grosvenor, the bridesmaid.
carrying out the pink color scheme of the
wedding, Wore pink chiffon and large
hat trimmed In pink roses.
/ Immediately after the wedding the
bridal couple left on the steamer South
land for Old Point Comfort. Va.
The bride selected historic Christ
| Church for the wedding because OF
| family associations. her grandparents
having been married in this church This
| wedding, taking place in this colonial
| church which Washington attended and
of which he was vestryman, is of
peculiar interest because of the uniting
| of the descendants of two celebrated
| families connected with colonial times
| Miss Lipscomb is a direct descendant OF
| Elder William Brewster, who came over
in the Mayfiower and also Of Capt. John
| Wescott. who crossed the Delaware with
| Washington Mr.. Greenawalt is a great
lgreat-grandson of John Hart, signer OF
| the Declaration of Independence and a
contributor of his entire fortune to the
| cause.
Both bride and groom are members OF
many patriotic societies. the bride having
| recently organized a chapter of the
i Daughters of the American Revolution
| of which chapter she is the regent and
| which is named in honor of her remote
| grandmother. Ruth Brewster.
/ Mr.. Greenawalt is an artist and car.
| toonist. AT present he holds an important
| position in the office of the Secretary OF
| Commerce and Labor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. GreenaWalt will resid.
] in Washington.
Miss Margaret McChord is expecting as
her house guest within the next few days
Miss Cecilia Huston of Louisville, KY
! Miss Huston is now the guest of Miss
Eva Moxham in Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dyer and little
daughter. Orion Louise, after spending
| the last two months at the Hermitage in
| Nashville, Tenn, returned last week &c
their home in Washington. Later they
expect to go TO Philadelphia for stay
and then return to Nashville for the fall
months.
| Mrs. Robert l.. Taylor. wife Of Senator
| Taylor, and Mrs. Samuel Beverly vii
| hanson of Nashville expect to go to
Atlantic City for a stay before the ad-
j journment of Congress.
Miss Agnes Hooker. who has been In
| Washington for some time, will leave
| this week for New York city, from
| whence she will sail for several months
| travel abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Perry and Mr. O
| D. Turner of New Castle, KY, left last
week for New York, after a visit to
| Washington friends.
| Col. Theodore Coe and Mrs. Coe who
spent last winter in Washington, have re
| turned to their home in Seattle Wash
! Col and Mrs. Coe are occupying an
| apartment until the handsome residence
which they are building is completed.
| Miss Dora Anderson and Miss Annie
| Gary Gosnell of Nashville. Tenn, are ex-
| pected this week for visit of severa
| weeks to Miss Andersons sister, Mrs
| Mcclellan, of this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A, Bennett ol
| Greenup, KY, have arrived in Washing.
ton for a sojourn of several months
Miss Amelia Yerkes has gone to Ken
lucky for the summer. spending part
Of her time with relatives in Danville
and later going to Lexington, where she
will be the house guest of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
| Yerkes.
/ Mrs. Frazer Sheets of Washington is
| the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
| Alcock at their home near Louisville,
Ky.
| Miss Roberta Tefft is the house guest