Evening star., 1912-08-26
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A RECENT ARMY WEDDING
AND A FUTURE ONE.
Here and There With the Nota bles
Travels-Personal
Notes.

last week to Maj. John c. Oakes, United
States engineer. who was recently
transferred to Louisville, Ky.
The bride Is q great-granddaughter OF
Gen. William Henry Harrison.
The Church of the Resurrection at
Fernbank was thronged with friends and
relatives at the wedding.
The brides gown was Of cream tinted
brussels lace. with panels of filet lace and
rare old point lace on the corsage and
sleeves. She wore a veil. held with
coronet of orange blossoms, and
handsome family jewels. The bride is
namesake Of her late grandmother. Mrs.
Myra B. Hendryx, whose wedding ring
had been cemented inside her owD we'd
ding circlet.
Miss Anna Harrison Hendryx, a sister
Of the BRIDE was maid Of honor. In paie
yellow silk and carrying roses or Soioeh
yellow.
Mr James Beardsley Hendryx. broth
er Of the bride. was best man. and the
ushers were Messrs. Archibald STUART
William Judkins and Perrin March.
Mai. and Mrs. Oakes left for an ex-
tended wedding journey. and Will iater
make their home in Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hull Of Savannah.
Ca, have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Mary Blue. and Lieut.. =.
B. Magruder, Coast Artillery Corps, Y. .
A.. the marriage to be brilliant even.
taking place at the home of the bride S
parents on Chippewa avenue, In Novem-
ber
Mr.. Magruder Is a son of DIR. and Mrs
George Lloyd Magruder of this city ana
has been stationed at Fort Screven for
the past year.
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer and the
Misses Meyer, who were In Newport last
week for the special series of entertain
ments which marked the height OF the
season. will return today to Hamilton.
Mass.
Mrs. Marshall ]. Allen Of New York.
who has been visitor to Narragansett
for more than twenty years. received
numerous congratulations yesterday upon
the celebration of her eighty-fifth birth
day. Mrs. Allen received more than 80
roses from friends throughout the coun-
try, including one bunch Of American
beauty roses from her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley.
Speaker Clark is expected in Bar Har-
Dor Friday, to be the guest Of Perry Bel
mont. While there he will address an
outdoor campaign rally on the village
green. in company with Samuel w. Gould,
representative from the third district,
Maine.
Mrs. William B. Caperton, wife Of the
commandant of the Narragansett Bay
naval station, will give dance for young
people Friday evening, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Marguerite Caperton.
Mr.. and Mrs John s. Scully of this city,
formerly Of Pittsburgh, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Mary Eliza
beth Scully. to Paul killiam of Pitts
burgh. Although Philadelphian. Mr..
,hor o< h1
gheny county bar since his graduation
from the University of Pennsylvania sew
eral years ago. Miss Scully followed her
Bryn Mawr school days by three years
Of foreign musical study, spent success
sively in Berlin. Paris and Rome, all of
which has added much to the natural
charm Of her soprano voice. The Scullys
are now at their summer home at Great
harrington. Mass. The future home of the
couple is expected to be in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. William 8. Wheatley and family Of
East Capitol street. formerly of Dobbs
Ferry, N. Y, have gone to Sillcott
Springs, Va. to spend their vacation,
where they will be joined by Mrs. Mark
ley and family.
Mrs. F. c. Fenhagen is at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Cook of Newport
News. Va. were here for the week end
to see their brother-in-law, Mr.. De Witt
T. Ellsworth. before he sails for Panama,
en- route to Pen Mar, Md, on a two
week vacation.
Maj. John NJ. Carson and Mrs Carson
left today for Atlantic City.
Mrs Everett Rapley has arrived home
on the Olympic after having spent four
months in Europe She is now at her
trv- in, orx-1or
Mrs. Harrison, wife of Lieut.. William
s. Harrison, U. S. NJ c., gave silk
shower Friday in honor of Miss Alva
Leigh Marsh, who has recently announced
her engagement to Ensign Frederick
Baltzly, attached to the Delaware. Mrs.
Harrison was assisted by Miss Marie Car
ter of this city.
Mr.. r. Waldo Snowden Hill left Wash
ington Sunday. He expects to motor with
friends for several weeks through the
middle west.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Bronson Of 3441
14th street, after spending the month of
July in Atlantic City, opened their at
tractive cottage at Colonial Beach, Va,
for the remainder of the season. and have
entertained very extensively during their
stay at the beach. Among those who en-
joyed their kind hospitality were tie
cell and their daughter, Isabelle; Mrs c.
j. jain and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Fitzgerald Miss Ida Bean. Mrs. Mary
Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Yo-
cum, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yocum, Mr..
and Mrs. George Yocum. ST.. Mr. and
Mrs. Domicke Bronson. Mr.. lillian Bron-
son and Miss Winifred Bronson.
One Of the delightful events of last
week was the birthday party given in
honor of Owen Meade, at his home. 1862
Warder street northwest. Thursday night
The evening was spent in games and mu-
Sic and dainty refreshments were served.
The dining room was prettily decorated.
Miss Estelle Murray entertained those
present with Spanish songs and dances.
for Atlantic City to stay until after Labor
day She will stop at Philadelphia to
spend week with friends before coming
home.
Mr.. j. Roy Pipes is spending August at
the Pines, Lake Placid, in the Adiron-
dacks.
Miss NJ. V. Bolts of 2O21 14th street
northwest left today for New York city.
a pretty home wedding. witnessed by
relatives and a few close friends. was
that OF Miss Eunice Mcclellan and Mr.
Ralph Walter Bergman Richards of
this city. which took place August
q. at Minneapolis. Mimi. Miss Edith
tendant. and Mr. win B. Richards
Of Cambridge. Mass, was best man for
his brother. The bride wore a girlish
gown Of white embroidered marquisette
trimmed with cluny lace. Her veil was