Evening star., 1912-09-16
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
HERE AND THERE WITH OF
FICIALS AND RESIDENTS.
Fall Travel Plans Of Interest-A
Morning Wedding-Per-
sonal Notes.

Representative and Mrs. Longworth
nave arrived in Cincinnati, where 1t is
expected they will remain until after the
election. For the past two weeks Mrs
Longworth was visiting friends in New
port, r. l., and on Long Island, and both
were in New York for a few days before
going to Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul killiam, the latter
formerly Miss Mary Scully. who were
married here last week, will return next
week to stay for short time at Patter-
son Heights, Beaver, Pa, where Mr..
kllllam has taken "a, cottage near the
Beaver Valley Country Club. They will
spend the winter in Pittsburgh.
Rev. Father McGuigan officiated at the
marriage this morning at ST. Patrick s
Church of Miss Harriet Balfour Graves
and Mr.. Wilson Baker, jr. The bride.
who was escorted to the altar by her ia
ther, Maj. Henry T. Graves, was
dressed in dark blue satifi,," with hat to
match. She carried bride roses.
Miss Minnie Mankin and Mr.. Carroll
Baker attended the couple. and Messrs.
Charles Farrell, John Deeds, John Elder
and Carl Rathvon were ushers. Gen.
James Porterteld Graves. ninety-three
years old, grandfather Of the bride, was
present.
The couple left later for Atlantic City
and afterward will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw Waterbury, brother-in-law and sis
n. Y. They will be at home to their
friends in this city after October 1, at
2215 14th street northwest.
Ms. King. wife of Capt Edgar
King, Medical Corps, has arrived in
with the parents of Capt. King in Fay
etteville, Ark. Capt. King is on duty at
st. Elizabeth and has taken an apart
ment at the Westmoreland.
Former Senator and Mrs. ]. B. Foraker
arrived at their Cincinnati home last
week after spending nearly two months
in the east. First they were at Bar Har-
Dor for four weeks owing to the danger
| Gus illness of their daughter, Mrs. Vic
tor Cushman Houise Foraker), who is
| now regaining her health.
| Mrs. Frank Clark Cosby of Stoneleigh
Court prolonged her stay at York Har-
| last week, when she went to Brookline,
Mass for brief visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cosby, with whom she spent the
| month of June.
| Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Preston Montague
of Chattanooga. Tenn, have sent out
| cards to announce the marriage Of their
| daughter Mildred and Lieut.. Richard
Huntington Kimball, 18th United States
Cavalry, Tuesday. September 10. At home
cards for Fort Riley, Kan, are inclosed.
| The marriage of Miss Mary Blue Hull
Of Savannah. Ga, and Lieut.. Lloyd
Burns Magruder u S. A., Of this city,
| x,ill folr nlo in Nnvornhor a the resi-.
dence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Joseph Hull, Chippewa Square, Sa-
vannah.
Miss Maud E. Mcpherson of 1880 Gil
| rard street has returned from an ex-
| tended tour in Europe. having visited
Italy, Switzerland. Germany, Holland,
| Belgium, France England and Wales.
| Mr. Chauncey Hackett of this city was
best man at the wedding last Saturday
| at Whitinsville, n. Y, of Miss Marion
Lasell and Mr.. Minturn de Suzzara
Verdi. The ceremony was at the village
church. which was lighted by candles
and decorated with American beauty
roses. The bride wore a beautiful gown
of silver gauZe brocaded In white velve..
| The train was of white chiffon velvet
| lined with silver gauze and the veil OF
| old rose point d Alencon lace. Miss Hide
garde Lasell, the. elder sister. who was
maid of honor, and Mrs Robert Gar Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, the matron of honor.
and the only attendants, We're in white
satin with pearl tunics. and carried Amer
| lean beauty roses.
After the ceremony, which was pre-
ceded by an organ recital. there was
reception al Oakhurst, the LaSellS' fine
| country place. The house was beautifully
decorated and the grounds brightly il
Illuminated with myriads of electric lights.
Supper was served on the lawn. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Verdi are to spend their honeymoon
| in Europe, and upon their return will live
| in New York.
| The evening of September Il, at their
| Park road residence. Washington, D. c.,
DR.. Lyman F. Kebler, chief of the di-
vision Of drugs, bureau Of chemistry.
| Department Of Agriculture. and Mrs.
kebler received in honor of S. l.. Shaw
| of Ypsilanti. Mich, father of Mrs.
Kebler
| 1t was the eighty-seventh anniversary
| of the birth of Mr.. Shaw, who is a
grandson of the revolution, civil war
| a disposition more cheerful than pos
sessed by the majority of men of half
his years.
| In the latter part of the evening
about fifty of the guests entered into
| the pleasures of an old-time home party,
indulging in games, music, dances and
speechmaking.
City for a month or two.
| Mrs. Calvo, wife of the Costa Rican
minister. and their family, have re-
turned to Washington from Glen Cove.
l.. l., n. Y, where they have spent the
summer.
| Mrs. j. w. Crutcher and daughter. Miss
Mary Moore. are back from Kentucky.
Miss Mary Moore will attend Madison
Hall School.
| Little Isador N. Hoddes. son of MI
and Mrs. Leopold Hoddes, of 400 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. has returned
| his grandparents of Philadelphia, Pa.
parents.
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams Price.
| who We're married September ). 1912,
| are now travelling eastward and will be
| at home to their friends after October
at 1887 Maryland avenue northeast.
Mrs Price was Anna Theresa Burns
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Burns
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean of
| this city are to occupy Stoneleigh in Mar
| ragansett avenue, Newport, for a month
| or more. They are expected today from
| Washington with the Russian ambassa-
dor and Nine. Bakhmeteff. who will re-
main there also through October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish, who have
| been in Germany and Italy since their
| marriage in June, are booked to sail for
New York October "a They will pass
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