Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIED IN MANILA AND
WILL SOON BE HERE.
Interesting Items Concerning Well
Known Folks-Travel Plans.
Notes.

who were married in Manila. p. J.. in
early July. are expected to visit relatives
in this city shortly. before going on to
Canada and England. Their marriage
took place at the archbishops palace.
the bride being Miss Marie Teresa de Lis.
and the bridegroom the British vice con-
sui at Manila
The bride was dressed in white satin
trimmed with Brussels lace and car
ried a bouquet of beautiful Benguet lilies.
The altar was magniricently decorated
Tor the occasion with white gardenas.
The young couple left on the Minnesota
for the United States.
The bridegroom made presents TO the
bridesmaids and the maid of honor OF
Japanese gold inlaid card cases. specially
made in Japan for the occasion, each
bearing the monogram of the person to
whom presented.
The presents to the bride and bride
groom We're very numerous and many
OF them of great value.
Mrs. A. p. Pujo and daughter Miss
Mona PuJo, of Lake Charles. La. have
been visiting at Camp Harding. Col. Mrs.
Pujo is the wife of Representative Pujo
of Louisiana.
Miss Clarinne Hunter is visiting Gen.
and Mrs. Robert Edward Smith a their
vile. Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Coulter are spend
ing a few weeks at Betterton, Md.
Mrs Edwards. wife of Gen. Clarence
Edwards, has arrived at Nahant Mass
Mrs. George Mclean. wife of Senator
Mclean of Connecticut. entertained at a
luncheon yesterday at the New Willard
al -ha,, Ix.,.
tine, wife. of Senator MARITIME of New
Jersey; Mrs. Massey wife of the new
senator from Nevada: Mrs Reed. wife
of Senator Reed. from Missouri: Mrs
Myers. wife of Senator Myers, from Mon
tana: Miss Wood sister of Representative
wood, and Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock.
DR.. William f. Deffenderfer and Mrs.
Dleffenderfer are at the Holmhurst. At
lantic City.
DR. and Mrs. Edward S. Smith and
Miss Margie +. Edmonston are spending
the last of August at Atlantic City
Mrs. D. C. Wiggin (nee Will
liamson) has arrived for an extended
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
Williamson, of 9th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Baumgarten of
1888 18th street have returned from At
lantie City.
DR.. Gorham Bacon and Mrs. Bacon Of
Il West 54th street, New York city. have
sent out invitations for the wedding.
September ). of their daughter Miss
Elizabeth Gorham Bacon, and Dr. Tru-
man Laurance Saunders of New York
The ceremony will take place at Mata-
kese. the country place of DR.. Bacon at
Yarmouthport. Mass, Miss Bacon will
have as her bridesmaids her cousin. Miss
ESoit ,lysn W.
lie Bradley of Boston and Misses Ruth
Adams, Julia Dick. Zoe Hannah and
Dorothy Thatcher of New York
Mrs Melville E. ingalls, and Miss Abbie
Barnard, who arrived last week from
Europe. have gone TO Albany for a few
days. Mr.. Ingalls, and Miss Gladys In
gals went to the Virginia Hot Springs.
Mr.. Gardner F. Williams and Miss
Dorothy williams sailed today on the
Mauretania for England. but are expected
to spend next winter in this city
Mr.. Charles A. Douglas Mr. Talley
Douglas, Mr. b. l.. Delaney and Mr.. John
+. Davis of Washington were among the
motoring parties at Briar Cliff, Manor.
y. Y, yesterday.
Mrs. Edward r. Moseley and Miss X
P. Moseley of this city sailed yesterday
for Europe.
DR. and Mrs L. NJ. A. williams have
gone to Newport. and will later go to
Manchester and Bar Harbor.
Miss Reva Sammis left for White Sui
phur Springs. Va, Saturday last to join
her sister, Miss Marian Sammis. They
will return Labor day.
Miss Elizabeth Forney has gone to
Pittsburgh, Pa, to visit her grandmother.
Mrs. y. *. Stevenson.
Misses Eva and Emma Yoder of De-
troit Mich, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew A. Ormsby of BrOokland.
Mrs. W. H. Derrick of Mount Savage.
Md, is staying with her sister-in-law.
Mrs. William Escher. jr., of 1104 New
Jersey avenue northwest.