Evening star., 1911-06-02

and family have gone to New Haven.
where they have taken . house on York
square for the month Of June. Following
their stay in New Haven they will go to
Watch Hill. r. l.. for the rest OF the
summer.
will leave Monday next for their home,
Pleasant Valley farm, at Mendham. \. j.
Chandler Hale, third assistant secretary
of state, will join them there for his
summer vacation.
Mrs. Herbert Putnam has gone to North
Haven, Me, where her daughters, the
Misses Shirley and Brenda Putnam, will
| join her tomorrow. Miss Shirley Putnam
and Miss Brenda Putnam will leave here
| tomorrow.
Mrs. Thomas H. Martin is convalescing
| from an illness that has detained her four
weeks in local hospital.
Among the Washington girls at the
| first class german last night at Annapolis
were Miss Smith. who danced with Mid
shipman L. c. Carey; Miss Amy Richard
son and Midsh!pman w. j. Chandler. jr-,
Miss Perez and Midshipman Cheek. Miss
Clarme Hunter and Midshipman Conway.
Miss Anne H. Cleans and Midshipman
Fletcher. Miss Caroline Williams and
iMidshipman Ford. Miss Ina Singleton and
Midshipman Goodwin. Miss Mary McLain
and NIidshipman Griffin, Miss Dorothy
othy Gauntlet and Midshipman Hanson.
! Miss Margaret Niche and Mdshipman
Hayes. Miss H. G. Conger and Midshp-
man Howard. Miss Marguerite Carpelin
and Midshipman Kerley. Miss Evelyn
Douglas and Midshipman Lamberton,
Miss Mary Rush and Midshipman Lap
ham. Miss Mary e. Dyson and Midship-
man McCord, Miss Ann NJ. O'Toole and
Midshipman McGehee, Miss Elaine Will
liams and Midshipman McQuarie. Miss
Comb. Miss Frances Buell. and Midship-
man Phillipse. Miss Helen Keen and Mid
shipman Roody, Miss Margaret Smith and
Midshipman Sweeney and Miss Alice NJ.
Simpson and Midshipman j. McF. Syl-
vester.
There were 1900 persons present. and
the favors included silver picture frames,
flower buckles, silk parasols and some
fancy ones in the shape of bonnets. etc,
worn by the girls in the different figures.
The Randle Highlands Baptist Church
was filled to overfowing last evening,
June 1, at $50 o'clock, to witness the
wedding Of Miss Mary Melting, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Roger Melting,
to Mr.. Alonzo Fred Ladd of Warren. Me.
Ihe ceremony was performed by the Rev
Huber Bunyea. pastor. The bride was
gowned in embroidered white satin and
carried shower bouquet of white roses
and lilies OF the valley. The bridesmaid
was Miss Grace Skidmore, who also car
ried shower bouquet of pink sweet peas
to match her dress Of pink satin. The
ers were Mr.. Dave Wilson and Mr.. Hol-
ton Blakeslee. The church was hand
somely decorated with palms and flowers
The bride has been organist Of the
church since 1t was built, three years ago.
and also actively engaged in church
work. This was the first wedding to be
celebrated in this church, and for that
reason excited more than usual interest
q fyRyn <r{v
England states and q visit to Mr.. Ladd' S
former home. In Warren. Me, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ladd will return to Randle High
lands, where they will be pleased to re-
The marriage Of Miss Thekla Sond-
heimer and Mr.. Alfred Rosenthal will
take place Sunday evening. June 4, at
Rauscher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Nordlinger will not
be at home Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Bricker and Miss Sarah
Myers of Carlisle. Pa. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Bricker Of 915 o street
northwest.
and Miss Kate Van Matre left today for
Atlantic City for q two-week stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sherman have
their daughter, Dora. and Mr.. A. Lapin
Cohen OF Detroit. formerly Of Milwaukee,
The ceremony Will take place at their
residence in Woodley place Wednesday
Mrs. Louis Sherman Of Woodley place
has as her guest Miss Jennie Cohen Of
Milwaukee, who is here to attend the
wedding Of her brother, Mr.. A. Lapin
Cohen, and Miss Dora Sherman.
Mrs. Fannie Strauss Of Baltimore,
formerly of Alexandria. Va. Is visiting
her niece. Mrs. Sidney Mayer Of the
Woodwork apartment.
Mrs. Max Cohen OF 1911 Biltmore street
has returned home from her six months
visit to Savannah, Ga. and Sumter, S. c.
An affair Of much pleasure to all who
attended was the Second Annual Ram
ble'' to Mount Alling. Colchester, Va.
The day was spent in a beautiful grove,
around a stone fireplace. with its steam
ing kettle. and In canoeing. rowing and
yachting on the Occoquan river. Buffet
lunch was served during the day in the
grove on rustic tables, and the party re-
turned to Washington on a late train.
Those present were as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Muddiman. Mrs. John Thom-
son, jr.: Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hall. Mrs.
T. X. Armstrong, Mrs. Benjamin T. Pill
low. Mrs. Edith NJ. Pardoe, Mrs. John
Weston, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Alling.
Mrs. Parker, Mr.. George ]. Alling. the
Misses Ethel and Sadie Trice. Nellie e.
Alling, s. Burnap. Cora p. johnson, Ger
trude Alexander. Cornelia and Anna Mud
diman, Florence Pillow, May Hoover.
Gladys and Mary Pugh Edna O'Hare.
Jane Harr, Blanche. Helen and Evelyn
Prescott. Anna NJ. Somerville, Lena Ram
say, Evelyn Moore. Viola Ffnks, Hattie
Weston. Anna L. Alling. and Messrs.
w. Kent. J. w. Mcvey, G. A. Talbot.
soSg0 Mud
Paul A. Davis. C. Harmon Pardoe, Her
bert Hall, Hiles. Kelvin and Edward Par
doe. Cecil Alley, Raymond Ferguson. Ell
mer Metzgar, Perry Hammil. Frank
Symonosk, Herbert Bose and Sydney
Wellborn.
Mrs j. Howard Dellinger, Mrs. John
Betley Tuttle and the wives of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the Standards Club
will receive the members and guests at
an al fresco supper to be held on the
campus OF the bureau of standards after
ball game between bureau men rep
resenting the colleges OF the east VS.. the
colleges Of the west tomorrow.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Marie
liam J. Manning, and Mr.. David Lyon
Thompson will take place on June 10 at
noon at the Immaculate Conception rec
tory in the presence Of the relatives of
the young couple only.
Mrs r. l. Marshall will sail for Europe
June IL to visit her daughter, Mrs. r. F.
Amphlett.