Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-17

The Bolivian minister and Nine. Cal
deron and Miss Calderon, who have been
making leisurely tour of Europe. were
in Rome recently. They will shortly
return to this city
The minister of Panama DR.. Morales.
Will give dinner tonight at the New
Willard in honor of the American min
lister TO Panama, Mr.. William j. Price.
Gen. and Mrs. Marshall and Miss Malt
land Marshall are back at their Ban
croft place residence after their summer
outing.
Mrs. Champ Clark is in New York to
meet her daughter, Miss Genevieve
months stay in Europe. where she has
travelled extensively with Col. and Mrs.
George Harvey Of New York. The party
Is aboard the Imperator.
A linen shower was given by Mrs
Bryon P. Turner at her home on
Brookeville road. Chevy Chase, last
Saturday evening to Miss Henrietta
to Mr.: Frank Stetson. The grounds
were lighted up and Miss Miller led
At the head of a procession of about
nity guests to the strains of the
wedding March" out to a rustic tea
mousse where she found her gifts sus-
pended from the roof among the flow
ers and lanterns. She was the recip-
lent of many beautiful gifts, and a
peasant evening was spent.
Miss Henrietta Miller and Mr.. Stetson
VII! be married at the home of the
oride's brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and
MIS-: Maurice Miller. on H street to-
Mrs. Ernest A. DARLINGTON, who has
Deen visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter Lieut. Harry d. Chamberlin, u. S.
A., and Mrs. Chamberlin. in the Philip
pines. is now In China. and will return
| 20 TINS city to join Gen. Darlington the
middle of October
the counselor of the State Depart
| ment and Mrs. John Bassett Moore
nave taken the residence 1857 O street
LOT the winter. The house belongs to
former Assistant Secretary of War and
MRS. Robert Shaw Oliver, who are now
ABROAD Tor lengthy period of travel.
Dr. c. w. Richardson of 1917 Con
nectfcut avenue northwest, has returned
from MS trip to Panama and Kingston.
Mrs. Burnham, widow of Mai Rurn-
nam. has returned from the seashore and
mountains and also her old home and
mas opened her apartment in the Park
wood.
Mrs. simon Newcomb is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. E. B. whitney in her
new home on Bishop street. New
MRS; r. B. b. Chew, who has been
spenuing the summer in the east, re-
turned to the city today.
Miss Blanche E. Scott and Mr. parr,,
SteVenson were married in Baltimore
Dy rev. DR.. Peter Ainslee of the
christian Temple Church Saturday. the
ssuung couple stealing a march on their
a
ceremony earlier than was expected
Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs.
stevenson returned to Washington and
aIter announcing their marriage to a
nuulper OIL their friends, went to
Cherrydale. Va. where they have taken
up their residence.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson have
Deen regular attendants at Bethany
baptis1 church, Rhode Island avenue
and I'd street northwest, where the
| father of the groom. Rev. Hugh r,
stevenson. is the pastor. and when they
decided to marry in the Monumental
city they chose Rev. Dr. Ainslee. who is
close friend of Pastor Stevenson.
MRS. John j. CoStinett and daughter.
Miss Pearl Virginia. have returned to
the city after spending the month of
august at Newport. r. l., and visiting
DR.. and Mrs. DIX. Shute have re-
turned from Panama
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Effinrer and
| their two daughters. who have been
abroad during the summer. are expected
| In town and at the Grafton tonight.
| Andrew Bradley. have returned from the
White Sulphur Springs and are at the
Grafton for the winter.
Tho ma oF Mt. Sr.-
OF this city and Mr.. George West Page
of Baltimore took place yesterday at
the summer home Of the brides mother.
Mrs. p. A. Gwinn, on Sidney avenue,
esting event to scores of the brides
friends in this city and of Baltimore.
where her relatives and those of the
bridegroom reside. Mr.. Richard Gwinn.
city register of Baltimore is brother
of the bride, and Mr.. Page is deputy
commissioner of banking of Maryland.
The marriage ceremony was at noon
at st. Mary's Church. Deal. Rev. John
w. Norris officiating
The bride. attired in beautiful
gown OF white crepe meteor, trimmed
with Brussels lace. stood under bow
err of American beauty roses, and was
attended by her sister. Miss Elizabeth
Gwinn. who wore gown of coral bro
cade, with cloth of silver. The maid
of honor was Miss Agnes Gwinn. a
niece of the bride. The best man was
Mr.. William Chisholm Page. brother
of the groom, and who is president of
the Calvert Bank of Baltimore Miss
GWinn was given in marriage by her
brother, Mr.. Richard Gwinn.
The couple will spend their honey
moon in the Berkshires, and on their
return they will take up their resi-
dence in Baltimore.
While the wedding breakfast was be.
ing served Miss Elizabeth Shields. a
chum Of the bride. gave several soprano
solos.
The guests were confined to members
of the two families and the relatives.
Those present were Mrs. G. Sahn, wife
of Lieut.. Sahn of the United States
Navy; Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Peck of
Deal Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jackson of
Newark. the Misses McGay, of Deal
Miss Ellen Page, sister of the groom
Miss Elizabeth Shields. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Page, parents of the groom
and Mr. Thomas r. Gwinn, a brother
of the bride. who is an engineer for
the United States government.
Miss Sallie ]. Chalk has returned after
a short visit at the residence of her
uncle, j. w. Chalk, at Forest Park. Bal
timore, and a tour of the Green Spring
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