Evening star., 1912-10-06
SOCIETY.
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Bakhmeteff. for the most of the past
| summer.
| The marriage is announced from Seat
| tie. Washington state. of Miss Jessie Tutt
| Riggs Of Washington. D. G.. and MI.
! ceremony took place September IL at
O'Clock in the Episcopal Church in that
city. They will make their home in
Bozeman. Mrs. James e. Blackwell of
Seattle, sister of the bride, attended
the wedding.
| The Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss Helen - Corlnne
L. S. A. Wednesday evening at s O'Clock
at ST. Stephens Episcopal Church. The
| bride will be attended by Miss Dorothy
Holbrook. as maid OF honor. and the
ushers will be classmates OF the groom
Drs. Upshur, Kennard and Creighton OF
the Walter Reed Hospital and DIR. Coul-
ton of Fort Leavenworth. Kan. Mr..
| Barton P. Turnbull of Florida will be
| best man for his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll, whose
home has been in Paris since their mar
riage, arrived in New York yesterday.
| and intend to make their home on the
old Carroll estate. Doughoregan Manor,
/ Md Mrs. Carroll was Miss Suzanne
Bancroft. granddaughter of the late
George Bancroft, the historian. and min
| lister to France. She has spent most of
her life in Europe, and her visit to this
| country last winter was the first in
many years. She was a great belle In
| this city, during the brief interval which
| elapsed between the conclusion of her
school life abroad and her marriage to
Mr.. Carroll. She lived with her grand
at social entertainments. notably White
House events, they made an unusual
| looking couple, he with all the signs of
old age about him. and she with the
charm and vfvacity Of youth, being
regarded as one of the most striking
beauties of that time.
The couple has one son, Charles Car
roll, too. whose profession will be that
of an engineer.
The new owner of the manor, in which
much of social grandeur reaching back
| to colonial times is associated. bought
out the shares held in it by his brother
and sisters, and has in the past year
put in many modern comforts in the
spacious house. The manor is ap-
preached by drive through the woods,
nearly a mile long, and is surrounded
by 500 acres
The CAROLS have given up their Paris
house, and some Of its most cherished
belongings are now at the manor. The
former governor of Maryland, John L.
kept winter residence in this city for
| many years, and it may be that his son
Will do the same.
II
j. Walter Sale of Marysville, Kan, were
principals at a home wedding last Wed
| nesday, Rev. Mgr. Mackin officiating.
Mrs. Ann Mcmahon was matrOn of hon.
was best man. After the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Sale left for Atlantic City.
They will be home after November Is
| at the Carlisle.
Fairfield" Chevy Chase was the scene
Wednesday night last, Of farewell re-
ception given Mrs. Maude Gardner, by
her cousin, Mrs Hugo Loental, on the
Miles City. Mont, at which place she in
tends making her home indefinitely. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with
autumn leaves potted plants and cut
large vase filled with La France roses.
While several tables of cards were in
progress. others were dancing. Refresh
ments We're served, after which AIS.
opened and expressed her appreciation Of
a great many attractive and useful gifts.
Dancing was again resumed and kept up
until d late hour.
Mrs. Mary Z. Alcorn announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Anna Eleanor
to Mr.. Francis Berkley McCathran Wed
nesday, October 2. 1912. by the Rev. w.
tuary, Mount st. Aiban.
Maj. and Mrs. Henry Romeyn of 1876
P street have returned from Clifton |
Springs. where they have been for sew
eral months, and have taken an apart |
ment at The Dupont 1717 Goth street !
Mrs. Charles A. Romeyn and young son
are guests of Major and Mrs. Romeyn at
the Dupont.
A very pretty wedding was that of Miss
Myrtle sellner and Mr. Aubrey Ryon
evening. at 6 o'clock. at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
G.. Sellner, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. c. Cockren. pastor Of Bellies
Methodist Church, their attendants be-
Sellner. The bride was attired in a blue
satin gown, and carried a bouquet of
bride roses. Miss Padgett wore a dainty
dress of pink silk.
| their farm. in Camp Springs. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Solomon announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Rena, and
Mr.. Myer j. Loeb of this city
Miss Tillie Birkenfeld Of New York is
the guest of Miss Rena Solomon.
! Mrs. n. NJ ThisselI, after several
| months sojOurn at Atlantic City. has re-
turned, and will spend the winter at her
Mount Pleasant residence, where she will
| be pleased to see her friends Wednesdays
at $40 Brown street northwest.
| 4 kitchenshoWer was given Thursday
evening by Mrs. Charles G. Wenrich Of
Manassas, Va, at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weber, 333
Sth street northeast in honor of Miss
Emma Grieb. who is to become the bride
| of Mr.. Fred U. Hanks next Wednesday.
Among those present were the Misses
Emma Grieb. Minnie Grieb. Vivian Hanks
Pauline Holer. Marion Burgess, Eleanor
Schwartz, Marian sammis, Keva Sammis.
Matilde Rochon, Freida Gerner, Freida
Seibert, Margaret Smith, Elsie Faust
Minnie Potter Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Weber. Mrs. Lewis Grieb. Mrs. c. A.
| Hanks. Mrs Sammis, Mr.. Fred Hanks,
| Mr.. v. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Wenrich.
| Col. and Mrs. Thomas w. Symons are
| now in their house on New Hampshire
| avenue. With their family they have
| been all summer in Europe. large part
| of which was spent in a motor trip
| through England, Scotland. Wales and
| Ireland Col. and Mrs. Symons will have
at home with them this winter their eld-
est son, Thomas. jr.. who has returned
| from taking a years law course in Christ
Church. Oxford. after graduating at Yale