Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-15

satin with drapery of American
beauty color chiffon.
A number of relatives and friends
were here from out OF town for the oc-
casion. Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. @. Valiant OF Baltimore.
brother-in-law and sister of Mr. Fay:
his nephew and niece. DR.. and Mrs.
Howson Cole Of Baltimore. Mr. and
Mrs r. E. Henry Of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Henry of Wilmington Del
and Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. A. Henry of
Columbus. Ohio all relatives OF the
bride.
The wedding was to have been at st.
Thomas Church. but owing to the re-
cent death OF the groom's mother
these plans were necessarily changed.
Ensign and Mrs. Fay left last night
ing gray cloth travelling costume and
a black hat. After a short return visit
mere they will go to Portsmouth. n II.
Mrs. James F. Barbour is selling the
boxes for the annual base ball game be-
tween teams OF the Metropolitan and
Chevy Chase clubs, which will take place
saturday. June l, and which is intended
as benefit for the free wards at Provi-
dence Hospital. Some of those who have
already secured boxes are the Misses
Riggs. Mrs. Phil Sheridan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Westcott, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Letter. the Misses Patten. Col. and Mrs.
Henry May. Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Hem
mick. DIR. and Mrs ]. Breckinridge
Bayne. Mr.. and Mrs Jack Story, DR.. and
MRS. James F. Mitchell. Mr.. F. A. Rich
ardson. Col. and Mrs. Charles L. Nc
Cawley. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Johnson. DR..
Joseph Z. Thropp, Mr.. Ord Preston. Mr..
Hogan and Mr.. and Mrs. William b.
Hibbs.
the marriage of Miss Katherine Liv-
ingston Ingersoll and Mr. George
Weigle. jr.. which occurred at Ma
nassas, Va, last Wednesday, The cere-
m as1h,. was performed by Rev. 4; A
copal Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Weigle
are at home at 1903 Phelps place north
west.
Mrs. William Percy Goodwin. widow
of Capt. Goodwin. is at 1858 O street
northwest She has just returned from Fort
Lawton. Washington state. where she
mas been on a visit to her son-in- La w
and daughter, Capt and Mrs. William
G. Doane.
Lieut.. and Mrs. F. L. Oliver enter
tanned Informally with a dinner com
pany at the Newport naval torpedo
station last night, their guests includ-
ing Commander and Mrs. George w.
Williams of the torpedo station Miss
Gleaves, daughter of Capt and Mrs.
Albert Gleaves; Lieut.. and Mrs F. H.
Sadler OF the training station and
Paymaster Smith Hempstone of the
L. S. s. Castine, the latter a brother
of Mrs Oliver
A jolly crowd of young people was en-
tertained at the home OF Miss Mary
Arbeely last Wednesday evening in honor
or her cousin, Mr.. w. ". La Fetra OF
Los Angeles. Cal, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
Besides several amusing games an in
terestng tmpromptu program was rem
dered: Piano solo, Miss Clartne McCarty.
ROTATIONS. Miss Jessie Whitaker; tenor
solo, Mr.. J. K. Norton; piano solo, Miss
Naheeha David; soprano solo. Miss NJ
Aroeeiy: Dainty refreshments were
served in the dining room at a late hour
Those present included Mr.. and Mrs NJ
+. Shoemaker Misses Clarine Nc
Carly, Bernadine Woodward. George
Eta Stewart. Nabeeha David, Lulu
Adams and Jessie Whitaker Messrs
W. w. La Fetra, s. David. j. K. Norton,
a. j. Howar. Julian McElhenney, ]. e.
and l. L. Arbeely. Mr.. La Fetra left for
New York yesterday.
The ladies of the colonial Quilt COM
mittee have produced a fine example of
lhe art quit or our grandmothers. II
De given on the list at the residence of
MIS- Eugene Byrnes, 1898 r street north
west. The quilt will be exhibited Friday
and Saturday Of this week at a depart
ment store on F street.
Maj and Mrs. C. NICK Saltzman will,
leave the city tonight for New York.
where they will sail Saturday for London
on the steamer President Grant. Mai.
Saltzman Is g. delegate from the United
states to the international radio-telegraph
conference to be held in London.