Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-02
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
CARDS ARE OUT FOR THE LADD.
BOUTELL WEDDING.
Engagement Announced of a Former
Washingtonian-Other
Events-Notes.

The United States minister to Switzer-
land and Mrs. Henry Sherman Boutell
have sent out the invitations for the mar
riage Of their daughter Alice Gates and
Mr. John Wood Brooks Ladd the Afternoon
OF Thanksgiving day, Thursday, Novem-
Der %, at o'clock, at st. Johns Church.
AT home cards for Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wood Brooks Ladd are inclosed, for the
Wadsworth, Boston, after January l.
Rev. Reginald Pearce, godfather of the
bride. will officiate at the wedding, and
the brides attendants will include Mrs.
Roger Sherman G. Boutell and Miss Cor
stance Anderson of Ottawa as matron
and maid of honor. and Misses Amelia
I-add Of Boston. Miss Mary Bourne, Miss
ray and Miss Webster of this city will be
bridesmaids. Mr.. Hugh Gates Boutell
will be best man and Messrs Roger S. q.
Boutell, Ralph Rich, Steward Hayman.
Rev. Heath and de FremeNy of San
Francisco will be ushers.
The brde-to-be and Mrs. Boutell are
both out of town. Miss Boutell after
concluding New York visit will go to
Boston and will return here about the
10Th.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
John Taylor Arms of this city and Miss
Dorothy Moves of Brooklyn, n. Y. Mr..
Arms. who is the son of the late John
Taylor Arms of Washington. is an archi-
tect, graduate of the Massachusetts In
firm which built the New York Public
Library. Though formerly of Washing
ton, Mr.. Arms now makes his home in
Manhattan.
Miss Noyes is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry F. Moves of so Remsen street,
RrOOklEn
Noyes, is quite active in social life at her
home. The news was told at a luncheon
given by Miss Noyes Thursday last.
Heart-shaped place cards decorated with
small cats coming out Of bags bearing
the names of Miss Moves and Mr.. Arms
announced the news to the guests, who
We're Miss Nathalie F. Low. Mrs Nelson
Olcott, I'd; Mrs. Robert Gair. jr.: --rs.
Morris Upham Ely, Mrs. Henry Hubert
Sutphin. Mrs. Robinson Leech. Miss Flor
Dougherty, Miss Charlotte Leech. Miss
Katherine Lyman White. Miss Florence
Gerrish, Mrs. Denney Sargent Mrs. Her
man Carl Weber Miss Edith Thurston.
Miss Margaret Wright, Mrs. c. S. Mum
son and Miss Mary Noyes.
The wedding party to attend Miss Louise
Macias White, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Enoch l.. White, at her marriage to Mr..
William Henry Waggaman Thursday
18th and streets. will include Miss Mil
dred Loyo!a White sister of the bride. as
maid of honor, and Miss Margaret Young.
Miss Rose Lee Briscoe, Miss Louise Mil
Ter of Winchester. Va, and Miss Josephine
Waggaman Mr.. John NJ Waggaman
will be best man, and Messrs. William
Sturgin, Y. Evan Booker, Archibald King
Delos Smith. Harold Goodwin and Ernest
f. Mechlin will be ushers.
A small reception for the bridal party
nd "a, at he nf
the brides parents.
Dr. and Mrs. Lucfus Arthur Wing, the
latter formerly Miss Amy King Edwards
arrived in New York yesterday on the
first stage of their wedding trip. They
We're married in Newark, Ohio last Wed
nesday. After the middle of November
they will make their home at 925 Park
avenue New York.
Mrs. Wing is the daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Edward H. Everett of Washington
The wedding took place at the home OF
the grandmother of the bride, Mrs. B. HI
Dennis.
Dr. Wing was the private physician OF
Eugene Higgins on board his yacht when
it was wrecked in the Azores three year.
ago. Every one on board was saved al
though the yacht itself was total loss.
Gen. and Mrs. a. W. Greedy have re-
turned from their summering in the
White mountains, and have opened their
house on G street. Misses Rose anG
Gertrude Greedy are making short visits
to several of their friends, but will return
to Washington within the next ten days.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Moore left
Washington early in the week en- route
to their new home at Denver. Col DIR.
Moore is one of the few specialists in this
country in the study of radium and ais
the rare elements of the atmosphere. He
is an old pupil of Sir William Ramsay O.
London, England. He has recently bee
associated with the bureau of soils blu.
has transferred to the bureau of mine:
and is to open up new laboratory 70
the government at Denver for the stud,
of the rarer minerals. He goes imme
diately to Denver, but Mrs. Moore t.
visiting friends at indianapolis. md, an,
Columbia, Mo, where she formerly lived
sor of chemistry at Butler College and al
the University of Missouri. Mrs. Moore
has had bad health during the past yeal
and since June has been staying at Maine
Massachusetts and New York resorts
having returned to Washington just in
time to make preparations for the re-
mOVal to Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Klnes gave Hallowee,
party in honor of their daughter Mary 4
their residence, S02 9TH street southwes;
During the evening muse and games wer.
enjoyed by the little ones. after which re
freshments were served. Among tho:,
present were Selma Greene. Agnes Sex.
ton, Mary Hennage. Grace Homage
Magdalen Herbert. katherine Dorr Mar
garet Marsden, Kathleen Marsden Kath-
leen Herbert. Florence Daley, Grace Nc
Whirt. Agnes Fowler, Elsie Norbeck.
Lenna Lindsay. Rebecca Cooper. Olivia
Cooper Catherine Hines, Annie Folliard
Frances Garner, William Brown, Harry
Greene Bernard Greene, James White
more. Bernard Lindsay, Aubrie Garner,
Edward Garner, Robert Daley, Floyd
Fraver Joe Bailey, Edward Hines, Ray
mond Hines, Orville Fraver, E. Fraver
and John Daley.
Judge and Mrs. G. w. Atkinson are in
West Virginia.
Thursday evening a delightful time
was spent by number of young
people at the residence of Miss Sara V.
Martin. 10 Quincy street northwest. The
party was given in honor of Miss. Sallie
L. Meeks, who is about to leave for
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