Evening star., 1912-09-01

| OHC1A DIVERSIONS, ike the reception
which President Taft has prepared for
the meeting here Of international
scientists, are no longer limited to the
social season, but occur throughout the
year.
The Presidents stay here this week
Will be . brief one. Tho reception,
which. II the weather serves. will be
held on the lawn. will be interesting In
many ways and especially In the num-
bers Of local celebrities whose invita-
tions found them at home or on the eve
Of returning here
Miss Ruth A wltberger. daughter
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Wtltberger OF
l2s Quincy place northeast. this city.
and Mr. William p Callahan. will be
married Wednesday next at Seattle.
Wash. Miss. Wiltberger left for
she reaches that city will be met by
Mrs. NJ. E. Waterbury and other
friends OF her parents. who will rep
resent the latter at the ceremony.
| her arrival. Mr.. Callahan was 'rm-
erly In the census Office in this city.
| and Is now attached to the immigra-
tion service in Seattle. where the
The marriage Of Miss Ellen Barry and
Lieut.. William r. Dryden of the United
States Army will take place in OCTOBER
daughter Of Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Barry
OF the United States Army and Mrs.
Barry. Maj. Barry was prominent in
army life on the coast for many years
and is now stationed at West Point. Miss
Barry made her debut in San Francisco
two years ago. Lieut.. Dryden is one Of
the 5th Regiment Field Artillery station
ed at West Point He graduated from
the Military Academy class Of 1904.
Capt. J. NJ Ellicott gave a dance on
board the Maryland now at Seattle.
Wash. Tuesday evening in honor Of Miss
Thesis of Washington. D. c.. who Is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. " L. Cottman. there.
Mrs. Reynolds, wife of Rear Admiral
/ Alfred Reynolds. entertained at bridge
last week for Mrs. Thesis. who is also
there with her daughtcr
Mrs. B. G. Whitehouse Of Portland
Ore... who will leave about September 10
for this city. to visit her daughter. Mrs
H. S. Hostetter, jr., will upon her return
| to Portland make her home with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H.
/ Whitehouse.
Miss May Mullan has left San Fran
cisco for WASHINGTON. after a visit Of
several months with her sister. Mrs Rus
sell Lukens. Mrs. Lukens will also soon
| come east. where she will spend the win
ter. sailing for Europe In the early spring.
| She will be absent from San Francisco
for an indefinite time.
| Miss Jessie Ries of Keyser, w. Va, is
Ernest Swingle and Miss Gertrude
Swingle.
Miss May Saunders and Mr.. Norman
! Saunders are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Cobey of Riverside, Md.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Cove and Miss
Mildred Cove are home from Cleveland
Ohio. and Miss Louise Cove has returned
from Atlantic City, N. J.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weeks and their
sons. Norman and Russell, are spending
this week with the parents Of Mrs.
Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs George p. Schwier.
After a wedding journey which included
| the Natural Bridge of Virginia. Niagara
Falls and various points in Canada and
New York state. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lewis
Sherwood. jr.. will be at home to their
friends at 1896 r street northwest. apart
ment No. q, after September 10.
Mrs H. w Milington and Miss Mae
Millington have returned from their out
Millington will be at home this week and
occupy the pulpit of the Brookland Bap-
tist Church next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Mitchell and Miss
| Lois and Master Earl Mitchell are home
from an enjoyable stay at Ocean CITY
Md. Mr.. Ernest w. Brown of Louisville
KY, en- route from Philadelphia, was the
| Mr. and Mrs. Denny Waters are enter
tanning their nieces. Miss Sophie Fetzer
Of Martinsburg. w. Va. and Miss Lena
| Windus Of Baltimore. Md. Mr.. and Mrs
Waters leave Washington today for Den
yer, Col. and other interesting points in
the west. including Pixies Peak.
Miss Beulah Burton is home from At
/ lantic City.
Miss Cecilia Reeder. who was the re-
cent guest of Miss Marcia Horner has
returned to her home at st. Marys, Nd
Mr. Austin Garrett and Mr.. Bubb are
via Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York
and Boston to Montreal Canada.
Miss Dorothy Putzki has returned to
spent at Lake Suircol and Toronto, Can
ada.
Mrs Paul Putzki leaves Washington
Monday to spend the month of Septem-
ber with her sister, at Mount Desert.
Me.
Miss Ada n. Pardee OF North Broad
SsiCe1. HiiaueIpnia, mas Deen visiting
Mrs. Millard H. Turner Of Washington.
u. C., at Hotel Ottawa, Ottawa Beach,
Lake Michigan. where Mrs. Turner spent
the entire season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien T. Paul announce
| the engagement of their daughter.
Marian, to George Warren Clough. jr.,
formerly of New York. The wedding will
take place in October
Mrs. Matthew Rupert Of X street and
her two daughters. Miss Louise and Mrs.
John g. Bridaham. and daughter Alma.
are spending several weeks at Berkeley
| Springs. w. Va.
Mr.. Joseph Bernstein, formerly OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, who has taken I'm his
residence in Washington. D. c.. for the
| past six months. Is now back home Sep-
tember 10. 1912. Mr.. Bernstein will an
nounce his engagement to Miss Sarah
Feuerstein. also of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
a reception to friends and relatives will
be held on that day at the home OF MSS
Feuersteins sister. Mrs. Paul A. Katske.
at 40 Halsey street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
This event has been looked forward to
by the young couples friends, both in
Brooklyn and Washington with much in
terest. Mr.. Bernstein is employed in the
Post ONCE Department, and expects to
return to Washington about October 1,
Miss Dorothy Knots. Of 3037 Dent street.
have left for visit to relatives in Tus-
carOra- Md.
Mrs Middleton Smith Of Washington.
d. c., is spending the summer with her
! br other-in-law and sister. DIR. and Mrs.
Tarleton II. Bean, at Smithtown. Long
Island. n. Y.
Mrs. Edward Raymond nunt, who has