Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter are enjoy
ing life aboard their yacht, anchored
convenient to the navy yard, as well as
being in close touch with their former
country home, which will shortly be
closed for the coming year This period
the Letters will spend in an around the
world cruise aboard the yacht Niagara
which Is now attracting much attention
from sightseers on land and on passing
boats. DR.. and Mrs James F. Mitchell.
MT and Mrs. John Geary of New York and
Mr.. Frederick Chaplin Of this city were
guests aboard the yacht on her trip down
from Bar Harbor
Mrs. O'Gorman, wife of Senator O'Gor-
man. and daughter will spend next month
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander G. Bentley
have closed their cottage at Haven, Me-,
and, accompanied by Mrs S. NJ Miller
and Mrs. Rolf Creyhe, are at the Astor
Hotel, y. Y, for few days en- route TO
| this city.
Mrs. John Breckenridge and her son
Jack will leave California early next
month for this city to make a visit to
the sister of the latter. Mrs Biddle.
Early In the new year Mrs. Breckenridge
ana her son will go abroad with Mr.
Samuel Murphy, her father, to spend two
months of the winter season in Cairo.
Miss Anna Ruth Sullivan, daughter of
Mrs. Anna l.. Sullivan, was married to
Mr. Warren Parker Horper by the Rev.
J. J. Muir at the Temple Baptist Church
| last night. Palms and goldenrod adorned
| the church.
| The bride. who was escorted by her
| uncle, Mr.. George w. Haley, wore white
crepe meteor trimmed with lace. Her
ven was of tulle and was fastened to her
couture by lilies of the valley. She car
ried bouquet of bride roses
| Mrs. George ID. Sullivan was matron
| OF honor, and wore white chiffon over
pink, and carried pink roses. Mr. Harry
| M. sullivan was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. George D. Sullivan, Mr. Arthur
| z. Sullivan, Mr.. Edward c. Horner and
Mr. Louis w. Horner. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Horner left
Tor wedding trip. Mrs. Horner Travelled
| IN suit of blue silk poplin, with black
| hat trimmed with blue feathers They
| VIII be at home at 1920 L street after
| October 10.
Mrs. Claire WoIsenhome of Phila-
1 delphia and Mr.. Newton Gulick of
this city and Philadelphia, who will
will be attended by Miss Hunt and
Capt. Mason GuIick The ushers will
be Mr.. Murray Cobb, Lieut.. Commander
Nelson, Lieut.. Commander Cleland
Davis, Mr.. Russell Colt of New York
Lieut. Commander Cyrus Miller Of
Philadelphia and Mr.. Z. B. Conaver of
Philadelphia
Mr.. Gulick gave a dinner last night
at the Metropolitan Club. when his
guests We're Capt Mason Gulick, Mr..
Murray Cobb, Mr.. Russell Colt of New
York, Mr.. George Howard. Mr.. Eldridge
Jordan. Mr.. Randall Hagner. Mr. Fred
erick Chaplin, Col. Frank Denny, Col.
Charles L. McCawley. Col. Thomas
Birch, Lieut.. Commander Nelson, Mr..
Harry Poth OF Philadelphia, Col. Eu-
gene Wills, Mr.. Robert wilkins. Mr..
Vaudeville Carlisle, Mr.. Walter Wheel
er of Philadelphia, Mr.. Charles Wheel
Mr.. E. B. Conaver of Philadelphia,
Lieut. Commander Cyrus Miller of
Philadelphia and Lieut.. Commander
Cleland Davis.
Mrs. Christian Hemmick is STAYING al
the Colony Club in New York and
with Mr.. Hemmick will motor back to
this city upon the latter's return from
| Canada
Mrs. Charles l.. McCawley and her
sister, Mrs. II. w. Gray, are in New
| York from Newport, where they spent
| the summer.
| The Chilean minister and Mime. Suarez
have arrived from New York, where
| they spent some time after leaving
| Asbury Park. and are stopping at the
| Portland until they open their house.
Mr.. Walter S. Penfield gave a dinner
| at the Chevy Chase Club last night for
| Mrs. Anderson and Miss David. who are
visiting Mr. BOaz w. Long, chief Of the
Latin American division of the Depart
| ment of State.
Mr.. William T. Price, the newly ap-
pointed American minister to Panama,
| gave a dinner at the Army and Navy
| Club Tuesday. having as his guests Sem
ator and Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Yerkes and daughter. Mrs. Ander-
| son, Miss David, Miss Newcomb and
| Messrs Boaz w. Long, Walter s. Pen
field, James H. Dorman and Mr.. Rich
ardson.
| Mrs Pinckney T. Bodell has returned
| after visiting Chautauqua Lake. n. Y,
| Toronto, Canada, and Atlantic City.
All Souls Church. has returned from
| Europe with his family. They are at their
| home in RIGGS place.
| northeast delightfully."- entertained a num-
| Der of her friends last Tuesday evening
| in honor of her guest. Miss Annie HUI
cher of Richmond. Va. who has been
spending he past month here The din
ing room was decorated with japanese
| lanterns. Among those present were
Misses Catherine Holden. Annie Quigley.
| Elsie Schupbach. Elizabeth Quigley,
Etnel bOyu, u, LEILA lulSley
and Miss Hucher of Richmond. Va;
| Messrs. Ed Fisher, L. Hefin, Walter
Simons, Martin Quigley, Carl CAM,
Joseph Bridwell and Leo Quigley.
Mrs. William Writ Dixon gave a
theater party last night in compliment to
Miss Genevieve Clark and Miss Jessie
Brown, daughter of Representative
Brown OF West Virginia, followed by
supper at the New Willard. The party
consisted of the Speaker and Mrs.
Champ Clark Representative and Mrs.
William A. Cullop, Representative Brown
of West Virginia. Representative Wilson
of Florida, Miss Ruth Hyde of West
Virginia, house guest of Miss Jessie
Brown; Mr.. Bennett Clark and Mr.. John
Clifton.
Dr. and Mrs. E. c. Seibert and family
have returned from their summer home
in Maine.
Mrs Thomas p Howard of 643 b
street northeast has returned after a
visit of seven weeks to friends in At
lanta, Ga.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following: