Evening star., 1912-09-10
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SECRETARY NAGEL WILL RE-
CEIVE AT LAWN PARTY.
Weddings and Social Meetings Here
and Elsewhere-Per-
sonal Notes.

and ElSeWhere-Per-
sonal Notes.
The Secretary of Commerce and
Labor will be host for the President this
afternoon at the second of the September
garden parties. The honor guests will be
the delegates to the International Associ-
alton for Testing Materials.
Representative and Mrs. Longworth are
in New York. and accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Bourke Cochran to the theater last
night.
Mrs, Henry Greene Cole and her little
son, Loren Fletcher Cole. are returning
this week from Minneapolis, where they
have been the guests OF Loren Fletcher,
the uncle of Mrs. Cole at the Plaza
Hotel
MIR. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings. for
perly of this city, but who now reside in
New York. have been travelling extern
sively in Europe this season and arc in
England this month. They will sail from
there for New York September II on the
steamer Olympic Taking the trip with
them will be their relatives, Mrs. William
Holding and Mrs. o. n. Ogden of Louisi-
ana. who have been abroad for over a
year.
Mrs. Milton r. Schaffer announces the
marriage of her daughter, Sallie Jane, and
Mr.. Arthur ID. Jordan September 10,
1872. AT home after October /, 1872, with
the brides mother, the Worcester apart
ment.
Mrs. John r. Anderson and her two
sons of Washington are the guests of
he fprmar'S /
ardson, at her home at Lutherville, Md.
Announcement has been made of the
enga cement of Miss Amy Hyacinth Drury
of Weymouth, England. daughter of
Lieut.. Col. Drury of the British army. to
Lieut.. Nelson Winslow Pickering. United
States Navy The wedding will take
place in October. Lieut.. Pickering is a
son of Mrs. Nelson Pickering of Annap-
oils, Nd
Miss Eliza beth F. Pierce announces the
marriage of her cousin, Judith NJ. Foster.
granddaughter Of the late Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster, and Mr.. Stanley Ward Cook. at
Foundry NJ z. Church, Monday. Sep
tember .. The groom is a graduate OF
Cornell University, 1910 and a member
Of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. He Is
member of the University Club. an as
sistant in the patent law office Of II. III.
Bliss and a student in the National Law
School. An informal reception to the
bridal pair and a few Of their friends
was held at the home of Miss Pierce, at
the Portner.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook left for a motoring
trip to Canada. and after November
will be at home In this city at 1895 II
street
A pretty birthday party was given last
Sunday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.
Dentinger to their eldest son, Willett +.
Dentinger, at the home OF the latter
which was specially decorated for the oc-
casion The festivities were very much
enjoyed by the guests present. among
whom. were the following: Messrs. Will
liam J. Tuoey. Dave McWilliams. Ivan J.
Beers. John Hardy, Harry Pitts. Theo-
dore T. Lee. Jerome Mckee, Cleveland
Mckee, Raymond Holden. Robert c.
Smms. Daniel J. Sullivan and DIR. j. Har
vey Estes: Misses Adeline Chevalier. May
Tuoey. Esther Croggen, Frances Croggen,
Anna Chevalier. Josephine Chevalier
Marie T. Reynolds, Gertrude Neyins, Belle
Baden. Mamie f. Pearson. Bessie Clay
ton, Marie Clayton and Lillian Garrett.
Capt. and Mrs f. D. Godfrey of 94o
daughter Mrs. A. r. Bennett, at Della
ware City. Del. They will also visit in
Philadelphia before returning home.
Dr. Frank Leech has returned to the
city.
Miss Marie Edith Du Bois has returned
to her home. 1909 Park road, after visit
to friends in Baltimore.
Dr. Lewis J. Battle has returned from a
trip to the mountains of western North
Carolina.
Mai Stephen LII. Slocum. L. S. A..
and Mrs. Slocum of this city are spending
few days at the Hotel Wolcott. New
York.
DR.. Melville P. Eslin has returned to
the city.
Little Marie Moore acted as hostess to
fifteen of her little playmates to celebrate
her fifth birthday last Saturday, at her
home on 9TH street southeast. from to
pm. Games We're played and an eiab-
crate luncheon of several courses was
served. the favors consisting of small
fancy baskets of bOnbons tied with pink,
the color scheme of all the decorations
being in pink. A large birthday cake.
decorated with the five lighted pink can
dies, was a feature of the refreshment
table. Many dainty and beautiful gifts
We're presented the little girl.
Mrs. Eva c. Laing and daughter Es-
telle are stopping at the Lockhart, At
lantic City.
a pretty wedding took place at st.
Josephs Church, I'd and c streets north
east at > O'CLOCK this morning. WHel
Mrs. Sarah Y. Bond and Mr.. Andrew
Oehmann were united in marriage by
the Rev. Father V. F. Schmitt The cou-
pie were escorted to the altar by Miss
Florence Oehmann. daughter of the
groom Many friends were at the church.
No cards were issued. The couple left
for Ohio Immediately after the ceremony
and will be at home at 501 Stanton place
northeast after October l.
Mrs. Albert s. Jones has returned from
her summer vacation. which she spent in
western Pennsylvania and al Seagirt,
n. j.
Mrs. Will :. Hancock and her sons of
Atlanta. Ga, have returned home after
a visit here to Mrs. l.. NJ. Blackwell,
who expects her niece. Miss NJ :. Con-
rad. to arrive tomorrow on visit from
Virginia.
Mrs James j. Parker has returned
home after several months travel, dur
ing which she visited in Dallas. Tex,
India ma polls Rushville and Pictou, Ind.
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