Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-13

he over and the shops, etc, to say moth
| ing of the Chevy Chase clubs and other
favored spots, are rendezvous for many
we'll known folks, both young and old. A
| large number of those whose vacation
plans rarely extend beyond the first Of
| October have announced their return and
are making the most of the Indian sum-
mer warmth and brightness for outdoor
| exercise. The capital was well represent
| ed however in New York at all the
marvellous events the metropolis offered
! the past week. They were missing little
| or nothing here, as events of which the
| fashionable world would take notice have
| been few and far between. Matrimonial
| engagements of recent publicity indicate
the pleasing activity for the multitude to
whom orange blossoms are always the
| most agreeable of perfumes. The week
! or ten days around Thanksgiving will
present a busy season.
! Col and Mrs. Theodore Coe will leave
| tomorrow for the east. They will spend
| three months in New York city before
! coming here to spend two months.
| Miss Irene S. King and Mr.. George O.
| Auguste were quietly married Wednes-
/ day last October 8. The ceremony was
performed at the rectOry of st. Peter s
Church by the Rev. II. A. Curley.
| The bride, who was attired in a travel
! ing suit of blue, with hat to match, was
attended by Miss Margaret Meyers, cous-
/ in of the groom.
| The groom was attended by Mr.. Oscar
! King, brother of the bride
| After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
guste left for an extended southern trip
| through Florida, Georgia and Tennessee.
They will be home after November II at
! 1O1 18th street southeast.
Over two thousand persons attended the
recent marriage in Los Angeles of Miss
Julie Borden daughter of Mrs. Sheldon
Borden of that city. and Irving Hall
N1ayfed. who is lieutenant in the
/ United States Navy and in charge of a
torpedo boat destroyer located at San
Diego.
The bride wore princess dress of white
satin with real lace on the corsage. Her
/ attendants were two matronS of honor,
Mrs. Harry Innes Borden and Mrs. Harry
Ellis Collins, who wore white satin
gowns, yelled with lavender chiffon, cut
on empire lines, with long court trains.
They wore picture hats of lavender chif-
! fon and carried golden baskets filled with
pink Killarney roses, the favorite flower
| of the bride.
/ The bridesmaids. Miss Katherine
! Stearns. Miss Katherine Johnson, Miss
Elizabeth Wood. Miss Virginia Walsh
and Miss Florence Wood. wore empire
/
shadow lace. Their large picture hats
We're of pink chiffon and garlanded with
| lavender flowers. Each carried an arm
/ basket filled with pink Killarney roses.
The couple will reside at Coronado Beach.
| Mrs. Needham, wife of Representative
Needlam of California, and their chill
/ dren are again at their home on Woodley
| place. after a delightful trip of three
months to their western home.
I Mrs. James. wife of Senator Ollie James
/ of Kentucky, arrived last week and is
visiting Mrs Jack Beall. wife of Repre-
sentative Beall at her apartment in
! Stoneleigh Court
! Miss Matilda Ramsey left the city last
week to spend a fortnight at Hot Springs,
! Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner of Detroit, Mich,
are visiting their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Steward. on Rhode Island avenue, en-
route to Pennsylvania, where they will
! spend several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. S. Stitts. has returned to her
! home in this city from an extended trip
| to Boston, Mass.
| Mrs. Harrison and daughter Miss Nora,
| of Duluth Mimi. who fo- the past three
| seasons have been spending the winter
| here, where the latter is studying music,
| road.
| Mrs Alexander Thomas and two chill
| dren who have been visiting a the home
| of the parents of the former, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Rowe, on X. street, for the past two
weeks, have returned to New York.
| Mrs. l.. Lake entertained at luncheon
Tuesday at her home on Vermont avenue.
| Mrs L. Laird left Friday for a fort
nights stay in the Blue Ridge mountains
Mrs. Garretson has returned to her
home on 10Th street from a weeks outing
in the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. John Deeds has returned from a
visit to friends in New York and has as
her guest. at her home on street, her
brother, Rev. Father Kelley of Boston,
| Mass
Miss Elena Calderon, who has been
spending the past week in New York, was
the guest of Miss Blanche LaZO daughter
of the former minister from Guatemala.
Senator-elect and Mrs Morris Sheppard
| and little daughter arrived TT :rsday
from Battle Creek. Mich. where they
| have been for the past six weeks and are
at 1907 10Th street for the season. Mrs
Sheppard will be a charming addition to
the younger contingent in the senatorial
set, as she is college graduate and a
| find musician.
Representative and Mrs Reyburn of
| Philadelphia, Pa, are in Washington for
| the congressional season, and have taken
a house on New Hampshire avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. McAllister an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Ruth Elizabeth Brock, and DR.. Cadis
Phipps of Boston, Mass.
| Mrs. G. c. Cullen and daughter, Miss
| Elizabeth have returned to their home
from a trip to Charlottesville, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. F. II. Calvert have moved
| from %sOS 10Th street to the Ricardo, 1919
to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Maxwell Kerr Gilmour
have moved from the Toronto apartment
house to 1899 Jefferson place.
| Mrs. Charles w. Semmes accompanied
Mr.. Semmes Friday a "Trip to Mime
apols, Mimi, where they will be the
I guests of Mrs. John A. Sweeney, formerly
a resident of this city. They expect to
be gone about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Woolwine and
daughter Martha of California have re-
turned from Europe and are guests of Mr.
and Mrs j. NJ. Culp at their home on 10Th
street Miss Martha will attend the Ca
thedral School this winter.