Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02


weather prevailing gives her the oppor-
tunity to take her usual morning walk
down town. etc.
Maj Gen. and Mrs. Biddle have joined
Mrs. Arthur Biddle at Hot Springs, Va
Associate Justice Lurton is spending
this month at the Virginia Hot Springs.
where his daughter. Mrs. Horace Van
Dcventer of Knoxville. Tenn. is also
staying.
Mrs. Arell Weaver OF llth street north
west. accompanied by her son. daughter
and little grandson. ArcIl Weaver.
ir., Miss ltlphonsia Weaver and Master
Bobby Weaver. left yesterday for Rock
Hall, Maryland. where they will spend
the month Of August.
Miss Grace ID. Lynch Of capitol Hi
left Washington yesterday for Eraddock
Heights. Md. to spend the remainder Of
the summer.
Mrs. Daniel +. Slattery. accompanied 10y
her son. Master Bob. left this morning
for Summit Grove, Pa. where she VIII
be entertained for the month of Augu st
by Mrs William Lyons of this city, who
has a cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Thurber have
gone to Wilkersons Wharf. Va. for a
brief vacation. They expect to return
about the 10th instant.
Mrs. albert Joseph Carrier. wife Of DR..
Carrier. and her little daughter. Anne,
accompanied by Mrs. Philip Walker. will
spend the remainder of the summer on
the North Shore, after being for some
time at Asbury Park. y. j.
Mr. l. Rosendorf and Miss Jennie
Racoosin Were married last Sunday M
the Ohove Sholom synagogue, New York.
Rev. Silverstone performing the ceremony.
Miss Lena Rosendorf. the groom's sis
ter. was maid of honor and Mr.. Lewis
Racoosin. The brides brother. best man.
Mrs. Paul J. Lopatc Of Worcester Mass.
the brides sister. acted matron OF
honor. and her daug ter. Ruth, flower
girl. The bridesmaids We're Misses Pau
me Rosenthal Leah Shulman and Rose
Firshenberg. The ushers were Messrs.
l. &. Racoosin. the brides brother; VIII
liam Rosendorf. the groom's brother, and
Jesse Flegman. A reception was held
at the couples future home. 1910 Pros
pect avenue. after which they left for
Atlantic City for a short stay.
DIR. and Mrs. ". NJ. Barton of lTa,
Connecticut avenue have left the city to
spend the month OF August IN Boston and
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick McCiuire of this
city are at the Virginia Warm Springs.
The engagement of Miss Maud Russell
Everett, daughter of the late Percival
Lowell Everett of Boston. and h. Ray
mond Bossange of this city is announced
in New York Miss Everett is spending
the summer with her mother at Essex on
Lake Champlain. Their Washington home
is at 1855 y street. Mr.. Bossange is the
son of the late Gustave Bossange of Paris
and New York. He received the degree
of Phi. B. from Columbia University. from
which he was graduated in 1Sa; as an ar
chitect. Later he studied in Rome at the
Villa Medici. After an absence of several
years abroad he Is again living in New
York. He Is a member of the University
Club. No date has been set for the
wedding.
The wedding of Miss Mary Alger.
daughter of the late Prof. Philip r. Alger.
L. S. n. and Mrs. Alger. and Ensign Roy
G. Smith, jr.. L. S. n. took place at the
home of the brides mother in Annapolis.
yesterday. Owing to the recent death of
the brides father the wedding was of the
most simple character, there being no at
PENDANTS.
Bakhmeten gave luncheon at Stone villa,
Newport. yesterday. The table was ar
ranged on the circular plaza overlooking
the gardens. The guests included Mrs.
Vanderbilt, who Wore white wolfe trimmed
with light blue: Mrs. John R Drexel,
whose gown was of white broadcloth and
taffeta, trimmed with black: Miss Beale.
who was in white embroidered taffeta !:
Miss Lota Robinson. who wore white fig
ured taffeta. and Mr.. John Thompson
Spencer Nine. Bakhmeteff wore gown
of rose embroidered linen and acorn-coi-
ored straw hat caught up on one side with
black plumes.
The ambassador and NINE. Bakhmeteff
will give another luncheon Wednesday
next. They are so well pleased with New
port that they expect to return next
summer Mr. Truxtun Beale. brother of
Nine. Bakhmeteff. has arrived from Bos-
ton to spend ten days with them.
Mrs. Harry Wagner and daughter Hat
tie. with her friend. Miss Ellen Fitzger-
aid, are spending the month at their cot
tage, Colonial Beach. Va.
Martin H. kinsinger, accompanied by
his son, NJ. H. Kinsinger. jr.. of Lang
don, d. c.. will leave next week on a
three-week trip through Canada. On the
return trip they will visit Cleveland.
Niagara Falls. Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
Miss Madeline Nash left yesterday for
a two-week visit to relatives and friends
near Piscataway. Nd. and on her re-
turn will go to Atlantic City for the
remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs a. Ridgely. after an
absence of ten days visiting friends and
relatives near Montrose. have returned
to No. 3404 14th street northwest.
Miss Eleanor c. Reyburn, who is
spending the summer at New London
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Z. Reyburn. has been visiting at Bev-
erly Farms, Mass. where she was a
guest at dinner given by Mrs. Will
liam +. Draper before the first dance
at the Essex County Country Club. Miss
Helen Taft and Mr.. Robert A Taft
were among the other guests at this
dinner which Mrs. Draper gave in
honor of her daughter. Miss Margaret
Preston Draper.