Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-07
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS CLAPP AND DR.. ROY
ADAMS TO MARRY TOMORROW.
Other Weddings Here and Elsewhere.
Travel Plans.
Notes.

The marriage of Miss Ella Clapp and
DR.. Roy D. Adams of this city will take
place at the home of Miss Clapps parents,
Senator and Mrs. Moses f. Clamp, 446
| Holly avenue. ST. Paul, Mimi, tomorrow
night. DR.. p. p. Womer of the Park
Congregational Church will officiate. Mrs.
Frank +. Randall (Stella Lyford) of Du-
luth, who belongs to the same sorority as
Miss Clapp. the Kappa Kappa Gamma,
will be the matron Of honor. Mrs. Ran
dali was bride of September and Miss
Clapp was her maid Of honor. DR.. 8.
Logan Owens of this city will
be DR.. Adams best man. Miss Alice
Tillotson of Minneapolis. also a sorority
sister of Miss Clapp, will be the brides
maid. After the ceremony there will be
a reception for relatives and the intimate
friends only. DR.. Adams and his bride
will leave Immediately for this city.
where they will make their home
Among the series of elegant affairs
given for Miss Clapp was a luncheon
yesterday, followed by bridge and a large
tea, when Miss Tiliotson was the hostess
Miss Bowers is the guest of Miss Mar
jorie Edgar at her home on Groveland
terrace Minneapolis. and she is being
much entertained. After visit of two
weeks Miss Bowers returns home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Malone gave a
party to their daughter Yolande Virginia
in honor of her seventh birthday, last
evening. Among those present were
Misses Pearl Claspell, Lorette Collins
Olive Gall, Eugenia Deitz. Florence King
Esther Roberts, Margaret Fisher. Mildred
SimOns, Margaret Stella, Louise X. Har-
tung. Ethel Y. Flynn and Lillian NJ.
Clarke. Masters Jack ClaspelI. Albert
Hughes, John HartunS, Roland Simons
and Henry Lewis, also Messrs. Albert
Mrs. H. f. Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Claspell. 4 pleasant evening was
spent with numerous games and music
The table was beautifully decorated with
an automobile basket filled with flowers
and fruit
The marriage of Miss Elsie Elizabeth
Lower, daughter of MIR. G.. b.. Lower and
Mr.. G. s. Pomeroy of Vermont will take
place Wednesday afternoon November
10, In st. Stephens Protestant Episcopal
Church, 14th street near Columbia road,
at o'clock Only the immediate rela-
tives will be present, owing to illness in
| the family.
DIR. and Mrs. Breckenridge Boyle have
returned, to make their home in this city,
from Bozeman, Mont, and are located
at the Parker, 10th street and Park road.
mother. Mrs. E. HI. Du Humel, for several
months past. DIR. Boyle left Washington
| in 1894 and since that time has practiced
his profession in South Dakota and Mon
tana.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Danenhower is cele-
| brating her eighty-eighth birthday ami
| versary today in her home in the Nell
wood apartments. 1717 street.
Mrs. Bertha Heineman of 21OS EutaW
place, Baltimore announces the marriage
of her daughter, Hortense, and Mr.. AdOlph
| Sinsheimer. who has business connections
| in this city. The ceremony took place
| today at noon at the brides residence.
| sheimer will make their home at ZOOS
Eutaw place, Baltimore.
The wedding of Miss Katharine Nc
Cook, daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Arson
G. McCook and Hugh s. Knox, son of the
| Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox, will
| not take place until next spring. Miss
ago, and was prominent I'm the work of
| the Junior League that year. Her father
| is one of that family of soldiers who We're
known as the Fighting McCookS. Mr..
Knox was graduated from Yale in 1897.
| The marriage of Miss Adele Ria Taylor,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford A. Tay-
| Tor, and Ensign Thalbert Nelson Afford,
! u. S. N. will take place this evening al the
| home of the brides parents. in the pres
| ence of relatives and close friends of the
| couple The bridal party will include Miss
Edith White of Alameda. Cal. as maid
| of honor. and Miss Sibyl Baker, Miss
Ruth Albert and Miss Ruth RiZer as
bridesmaids. Ensign L. B. Bye, q. S. n,