Evening star., 1912-10-10


afternoon. when Miss Mabel Victoria
Davidson was married to Mr.. Platt
Hodges Birch. Rev. Mr.. Mott performed
1he ceremony. which was witnessed by
the bride and bridegroom. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Marie
| Davidson and was given in marriage by
her father. Mr.. and Mrs. Birch left on
will include visit to their former pas
tor, Rev. +. Ruin Jones of Old Bruton
parish, Williamsburg. Va. They will be
home to their friends after October 1S
Mrs. Logan and her daughter. Mrs
| Mary Logan Tucker. have just returned
| TO their home on 18th street from a visit
10 Peoria, H.. where they went to at
| tend the meeting of the Army Of the
tennessee and were charmingly enter
| talnei i'll numerous ways. Mrs Daniel
n Bash and her daughter. Mrs. Albert
jainison. gave tea in their honor. when
the reception rooms at the Jefferson
Hotel were elaboratey decorated with
| flowers and flags. \ dozen or more per-
Sonal friends OF the hostess and the
| hohor guests assisted. and there were
| over $50 present
Mrs Logan. who was the guest of the
Army Of the Tennessee at the same hotel. .,
prolonged her stay until Saturday at
the invitation Of Mrs. Charles D. Thomas,
| VINO gave luncheon for her on that day
Monday last Mrs Frederick II. Smith
| gave luncheon in her Randolph avenue
nome Tor Mrs. Logan. There were COW
ers for fifty guests
Mrs. Logan spoke at large meeting
IN the theater. ana Mrs. Tucker respond
ed, at the banquet, to the toast,
| daughters of the Army Of the Tennes-
| Miss Bernetta Miller, the Moisant girl
| aviator, who has been living at College
fark during the flights of the Moisant
| !lonopiann there. has come to Washing
| ton where she lis the guest of Mrs
H. ,f,y
| Mr- and Mrs. John Lloyd Schick have
| taken an apartment in tho Carlisle Co.
| lumbia road and 14th street where they
VII ne at home after October Ii. Mrs
Schlck was formerly Miss Lillian Bevcr-
~ hurst and bride of September.
Constructor c. Willis Fisher. L. s, NJ.
| ana MRS. Fisher are visiting Mrs. Fish
ers mother, Mrs. Martha S. Gielow at
| the Farrasut. The latter, who has been
| quite i'll for several days, is much better
and able to see her friends at her home
Mr.. Clarence f.. Berger of Falls
church has returned to Richmond Col
iege to resume his studies.
Miss Catherine Newman of 134 Ran
dolph place northwest, entertained a
number of Young folks last Tuesday
evening, in honor OF Miss Winifred
INedhe vi We" 1OTk CITY. among tnOSe
present were Misses Mabel and Dorothy
HOFFMAN, Annie and Murray Adams,
Gertrude White, Helen Bulwer. Martha
Bell Alva Waginast and Mrs r. S.
Palmer and Messrs. Frank Rupp. George
Parker, Robin Bell and Roy Newman.
The evening was spent in music and
dancing, and refreshments were served
The marriage of Miss Katherine Deni-
son. sister of the assistant attorney gen.
eral. and Mr.. Frederick E. Gignoux of
New York will take place at Portland,
Me-, November ..
Mrs Thomas Richardson of this city
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c.
Dixey at LenoX. Mass, who gave a
luncheon for her today'a at Tanglewood.
Viscountess Benoist day sailed to-
day for France and will be abroad un-
til January.
Miss Margaret Valentine Kelly. who
was the highest salaried woman in the
today in Portsmouth, n. H.. to Maj.
Robert l.. Callan. United States Artil
lery Corps. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Catholic church at
Portsmouth and breakfast followed
John W. Kelly. Only relatives and a
few close friends were present
Mrs Eugene A. Carr has returned
to her home on Goth street and has with
her two granddaughters, Misses Vir-
| ginia and Adele Morrison Carr.
Mrs Frederick Dent Grant who has
been in New York. left there yesterday
for this city, where she recently pur-
chased new residence on New Hamp-
shire avenue.
The engagement of Mrs. Copley Pea
| body. daughter of Mr.. Casper Crownin-
shield of Boston. and Count Michel An
tome de Zogheb, eldest son of the
Count and Countess Michel Antoine de
Zogheb consul general of Denmark at
| Cairo, was announced this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Capron Mowrey.
the latter daughter OF the late Rear
| Admiral john X. Bartlett, L. :. n, and
niece of Mrs. William Goddard, held
a reception yesterday afternoon at the
Bartlett country place, near PROVIDENCE,
R. l.. which they will make their home
| Many guests went out from Providence
by automobile Miss Nedora Fuller OF
| this city who is stopping with Mrs.
Mowrey, received with her.
The marriage of Miss Susan b. Per-
| sons. daughter of Medical Director and
| Mrs Remus Charles Persons. L. :. n,
and Naval Constructor Louis Bowen Nc
| Bride now stationed in this clay. took
place yesterday at the Holy Trinity Me
mortal Chapel Philadelphia, with the
| Rev. Floyd Tomkins officiating.
The bride who was attended by her
sisters Mrs Sidney Morgan Henry of
New York, and Mrs. David MacDougal
Lee Breton, was attired in white duchess
satin adorned with duchess lace. Her
tu:le veil was caught with lilies of the |
valley and she carried orchids and lilies |
of the valley. The matrons of honor |
wore pink chiffon over pink satin and
ca rried pink bridesmaid roses. Their
hats were trimmed with tulle of pink |
and white.
The others in the bridal party We're:
Best man. Naval Constructor Sidney |
Morgan Henry. and the ushers. Lieut..
David MacDougal LIE Breton, Naval con-
structor W. 3. Ferguson. Naval Con-
structor John A. Stillman, Naval Con-
structor James A. Atherson, Naval Con-
structor Emory =. Land. William :. Det-
wiler and Paul Wiltstock.
The ceremony was followed r. recep-
ton at the residence of the brides par
ents Naval Home, 18th street and GraEs
Ferry road.
After their honeymoon journey, the
couple viii come to this city.