Evening star., 1912-09-29

/ Young girl was goWned IN rose PINK
| satin trimmed with silver tissue and
CRYSTALS She carried a bouquet OF Kill
/ larney roses.
Midshipman Frank Beatty. L. S. NJ,
was the best man.
| Only the family. out-of-town guests and
| a few other friends were present at the
| ceremony and at the supper which fol-
| lowed.
Mr. and Mrs Denton left later for an
extended honeymoon Jaunt, the latter
wearing a smart travelling costume OF
gray with hat to match.
They will be at home in Chicago after
| December 1.
Among the out-of-town guests here for the
wedding were Mrs. G. s. Meem of Seattle.
Wash; the Rev. John G. Meem and Miss
/ Meem Of Brazil. Mrs. H. NJ Castle of
Norfolk. Va; Col. George Barnett, u 8.
| NJ. c., and Mrs. Barnett of Philadelphia.
| Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Harrison of Viz
ginia. Miss Rebecca D. Beverly of The
| Plains, Va, and Mr.. Hugh A. Garland
| of Wilmington, Del.
| Mrs. George Sutherland, prior to leav
! ing Salt Lake City. Utah. entertained
| thirty home friends at a luncheon and
was herself the honor guest at several
other farewell parties.
| Mr. James Philip Clifford of Clarks.
burg, w. Va, will be the best man at
Mr.. william n. Taft at St. Patrick s
| Church, this city, the evening of Satur-
day, October -. The grooms other at
tendants will be Mr.. James Clifford Nc
Manaway, also of Clarksburg; Mr. Will
| liam T. Coburn and Mr.. George p. Smith
of this city.
| In addition to Miss Aline Carusi, who
will be her sisters maid of honor. Miss
Lucinda Pennebaker. Miss Buford Brice
and Miss Ruth Jones will be bridesmaids.
Miss Helen Carusi, Miss Natalie Reisineer
and Miss Lillian Thompson, her cousins,
will be flower girls
Mr.. and Mrs. George F.. Zeh announce
| the engagement Of their daughter. Paul
| inc Elizabeth, to Michael Angelo Weller,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ I. Weller of Capt.
tol Hill. The wedding will take place early
| in November.
| the past two months in the White noun
Ftains, New Hampshire, has returned to
| Washington.
Mrs John Alan Dougherty Of this city.
| widow of Commander Dougherty, L.
S. N, who spent last week in Seattle
| before sailing for Japan and China, was
honor guest at several entertainments
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hudson Baxter gave
ball in her honor, which was preceded
by large dinner party. Several hum
dred guests enjoyed the ball and another
given by other friends A dinner for
twenty preced .ng bridge party was an
other hospitality offered during her three
day stay.
Washington relatives Of Capt and Mrs.
E. H. Cooke have been notified of the
death of their ten-year-old son. Hugh f.
Cooke, at Honolulu, Hawaii. September Z.
The boy was learning to ride a bicycle
and was run over by heavy truck load
ed with lumber on the street near his
fathers home. The driver. at the subse-
blame and the accident declared unavoid
abe. The boys death followed four
hours after the occurrence and his par
ents were with him at the hospital where
| he had been carried and where the best
surgical attention was unavailing.
The dead boy was a grandson Of the
late Henry d. Cooke. first governor of
this city.
| Miss Ida Magruder has returned to the
city and is at 14O7 31st street.
! Mrs. ]. r. Magruder has returned to
| town and is at 3l02 street.
| dance and birthday party in honor of Mr..
Eathen Allen Loury Wednesday evening.
| September %. at the residence of Miss
Alma Mae Gossage. 3O43 n street.
ton. Ashton, killa.n Lynn. Magunder,
| Robinson, Royce. Schuyler. Thompson
| Warren and Ward: Me srs Costly. CHS r.
Coon. Gossage. Hunt, Jeffries. Jennings
Money, Murphy Copley, Postem. Pitch
er. Pierce. Ransdale. Raymond, Scho
field. Smithson and Schuyler. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Go: sage. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c..
Gossage. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gross. Mr.
| and Mrs Bedford Ward and Mr.. and
! Mrs. Harrison Wilson.
| Miss Blanche Gudgin has returned and
is at 1920 K street northwest.
| 9th street northwest announce the mar
| riage of their daughter, Bertha Lillian, and
Mr.. Roy +. Goode of Washington, ID. c..
! Mr.. and Mrs. Goode will be at home to
their friends at u" P street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Anna NJ Curtin
! Of Washington. u. c.. and Mr.. Dennis
Mullen of Brockton. Mass. took placs
/ Monday afternoon, September -. at the
! imDIacu ate Conception Church, the
| ceremony being performed by Rev. AM
, brose Bcvans. their attendants being
Miss Rose Brennan and Mr.. Miiliard
Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen LETT i'm
med.ately for their future home in
/ Brockton, Mass.
/ Mrs. a. G. Powell entertained the mem
bers of the Excelsior Literary Club and
other friends on the 11th instant ut the
|
land avenue northeast, the occasion be-
! ing her seventy-n. nth birthday. Mines
Riggs and Long assisted at the tea table
| The young friends of Stuart Gravatt
.Cruickshanks rendered him surprise
party at his home, Douglas street, Lang
don, D. c.. Friday, September 10
The evening was spent in games and
music, after which a collation. was
served. Among those present were Misses
Sophy o. Perry. Vera I. Walton, Annie
V. Walton. Phyllis Z. Fenwick. Helen
l.. Haas, NJ. Gertrude Sears, Charlotte
l.. Berry Alice G. Cruickshanks and Jean
lS Cruickshanks; Messrs. Sargent Ell
liott. Lindsay Elliott, Sherman Higdon
Jesse Lankford, Harold Robinson, Theo-
dore Sartain, Carroll Wall, Howard