Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-04

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Stuart. Paul Sexton. H. Berger. r
Jones. H. Murrell ]. Murrell. J. Garvey.
J. Mueller. 8. Sheridan and Owen Meade.
Notwithstanding that her hair has gone
q soft gray, which. as q matter OF fact,
enhances her good looks. it is didicLlt
to realize that Mrs George Keppel has q
grown-up daughter to chaperon. 1t seems
but yesterday that Mrs. Keppel was her
self the center Of all that was smart and
witty in society, and her daughter has
certainly emerged under most suspicious
circumstances. for Mrs. Keppel has hosts
of friends. and at her wonderfully suc-
cessful ball at the beginning of tho sea-
SON succeeded in getting many distin-
gufShed men who are seldom seen at such
functions. Mrs. Keppel Is a sister Of Sir
William Edmonstone, Bart. Her social
career during the reign Of King Edward
made her known to all interested in the
now. after year and a half OF travel in
the far east, she has returned to London
and resumed her social sway.
Harrison Shreve and H. T. Burlingame
have gone to Baltimore by water and
will stay q week at Piney Point on
their return trip.
Miss Nellie Blanche PLACER. the only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Sey
mour PLACER Of 210 North Capitol
street. and Mr.. Frank Loveland Meter
were married Thursday afternoon. Au-
gust l. by Rev. Arthur H. Thompson.
pastor of the Waugh Methodist Epis-
copal Church. After short wedding
trip north Mr.. and Mrs. Metler will be
at home at 146 18th street northeast.
where they will be pleased to see their
friends after August Is.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Yohe and daughter
Ethel are spending the month Of Au-
gust at Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Dillon and Miss Mae
Scion Of Maryland avenue northeast
left recently for Frostburg, Md, where
they will spend the balance Of tho sum-
Mrs. william H Rollins and Miss
May Rollins Of street have gone to
Pittsburgh and Cleveland for an OK.
sss Mr. trip g. r. soa! ane they 1se.n T
was transferred there from tho Treas
ury.
street 10 visiting relatives in. Ware.
Mass.
Mr.. ana Mrs.. D. NJ Mountford and
Chase, are spending this month At
Asbury Park. N. J.
Msss Helen Fisher Of LAnier place Is
the guest for q few weeks Of Miss Hilda
Kahn Of Charles Town, w. Va.
Miss LILLIAN Collinowsr Of this city
Braddock Heights auditorium Monday.
July 20.
home evenings after o'clock to her
friends at iii Irving street north
west. before leaving August to Join
Mr.. Latin. who Is stationed in Korea
as marshal.
Mrs. Mae J. Johnston announces the
marriage of her daughter. Amelia c..
and Mr.. Harry c. Muller OF New York.
at Philadelphia. July 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Shepard and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry F. Rueth and daugh-
tor are spending some time at Little
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and family Of 1925
LIST street northwest are spending two
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Albert oettinger OF 1854 Oak
street has gone to Boston by see.
On his return he will stop ut New York
and Atlantic City.
Mr.. H. c. Knapp and family OF s23
Massachusetts, avenue left Wednesday
for Mountain Lake Park TO spend tho
balance Of the summer.
Miss Mabel Cherry Of Port Norfolk. Va.
Is hero for q few weeks visiting
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Beatty
Of 1913 D street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edgar Mitchell, Miss
Lois Mitchell and Master Earl Mitchell or
18th and Newton streets. Br0okland are
enjoying the breezes at Ocean City. MD.
Mrs James L Whiteside and her daugh-
ter, Miss Merle Whiteside. left Washing
ton Monday evening for an extended visit
in Austin and Chillicothe. Ohio. and New
port. Ky.
Mrs. Claude Pate and the Misses Viz
ginia. Ruth and Claudia Pate are on q
six-week trip to Lynchburg. Rolling Hill.
Charlotte Courthouse and other points
In Virginia
Miss Mabel LIE Feber and Miss Florence
lie Feber Of Wauwatosa, Wis. were re-
cent guests OF Mrs. Charles v. Burnside
Miss Leslie Sargent is homo from trip
to Boston.
Rev H. w. o. Wilmington and Mr.. Yale
Millington left last week for various
points on the Hudson river, Hoosick falls
and Q visit to Vermont. Rev. J. M. Long
win occupy Mr.. Millingfpn's pulpit In the
8yO0kIauo BaDt1St Church In his obOenco.