Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-23
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SENATOR HOKE SMITHS SON TO
: MARRY THIS FALL.
Here and There With Other Interest
ing Young People-Per-
sonal Notes.

her daughter. Sarah Brock, and Mr..
Marion Smith. The wedding will take
place on the evening of November l.. at
Trinity Church, Atlanta.
Miss Rawson is the second daughter In
her household. Her father was the late
William c. Rawson and both his and her
| mothers family are prominent in Georgia
and Alabama. She was d debutantc
year or two ago and preceded that by
period of travel abroad. She was in the
large house party entertained last Christ
mas at Senator and Mrs. Hokc Smiths
home in this city. The bridegroon-to-be
is the only son of the latter couple and
is practicing law in his native city.
a reception will follow the ceremony
tree street, Atlanta.
| Miss Lucy Hoke Smith will be a brides
maid at the wedding i'm Atlanta Novem-
Harrison Jones. On the same date IN this
city her brother, the bridegroom OF No
vember j.. will be best man for Lieut..
Alfred A. Cunningham, L. :. NJ. G., also
from Atlanta: at his marriage with MISS
Josephine .Jeffries. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. f. Jeffries, formerly of Selma,
Ala, and now of this city.
Inc marriage Was dnIfOuHCcu ycSIcIudy
in New York of Miss Constance Helen
Pulitzer youngest daughter of the late
Joseph Pulitzer of New York, and Mr..
William Gray Elmslie of London. The
ceremony was at Lake Tahoe, California.
where the bride and her sister. Mrs. Will
liam S. Moon. have been staying because
of the formers ill-health. Mrs. Elmsiie
mother was Miss Kate Davis Of this
city.
IF iSG
May O'Brien. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Bren of Omaha. Neb., TO
Mr.. James HI. Hanley, private secretary
to Representative G. o. Lobeck. The we'd
ding will be celebrated October % at St
Cecilia's pro-cathedral. Omaha. After
wedding trip the young people will come
to this city.
The London Times announces that the
marriage will shortly take place IN this
country of Capt c. T. Davis of the 10th
Pioneer Indian Army and Mrs. Good
rich Campbell, daughter of Rear Admiral
s. F. Goodrich, L. S. n. retired. of Glad
wyn, Pomfret, Conn.
The charge d'affaircs of France and
Countess de Ia Rocca entertained at
luncheon yesterday the members OF the
1'rench delegation TO the exposition at
San Francisco. preceding their reception
BY the President ut the White House.
Their guests were Mr. Tirman president
of the delegation: Maj. Dickinson. spe-
ciai commissioner of the exposition at the
State Department: Mr. Roger Sand"z'
Mr.. de Pcllerin de Ia Eouche, Mr.. SafH'
m embers of the delegation; Comman-
dant de Chambrun. military attachc, and
Mr. Salaffa of the French embassy. The
members of the delegation were guests
at tea of Countess dc Ia Rocca at :,
o clock
DR.. and Mrs j. +. q. Gusts have re-
turned to their home, on Mcpherson
square, from a thrce-month vacation III
their summer camp on the st. Lawrence
river. where they entertained large
! number of guests. Miss Gusts is still
visiting friends i'll New York, where she
will remain about two weeks.
Mr. Joseph H. OFT of Philadelphia, Pa,
have returned home after spending the
week end with his uncle. Mr.. Harry W.
Pote of 1928 F street northeast.
Mr.. James f. Nulcare and little niece
have returned TO their home on Rhode
Island avenue after spending the summer
in the mountains OF Virginia
Mrs. Frederick W. Pratt and daughter.
Mrs. r. W. Dickens. of Washington. are
at the Wolcott. New York. for several
DAYS.
Harry o. Sandberg. 1902 18th street. has
returned after months tour with the
eighth International Congress of Students.
| which he attended as delegate OF IN,
| Pan-American Union. The tour included
visits to Boston, Ithaca. Buffalo. Niagara
Falls Toronto. Philadelphia, Baltimore.
| Annapolis and Washington, and termi-
mated with a weeks stay in New York
city.
Mrs l.. A. Funk announces the mar
| riage Of her daughter. Elsie Eva. and
| Mr.. George W. Gessford. The ceremony
| took place in Alexandria. Va, September
| 10. Rev. Mr.. Watson of the First Baptist
Church officiating Mr.. and Mrs. Cess
ford will reside at Millersburg. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Rosen announce the
engagement of their daughter Alma j..
and Mr.. D. p. Germershausen of Brook
Ign. N. Y, the marriage to take place
early in November.
Mrs. William Cumming Story. presi-
dent general. n. S. D. A. r.. while in
Washington for the board meeting will
be the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Richardson at their Connecticut avenue
home.
The Misses Kathrne and Dorothy
Ruhl. who have been abroad all summer
touring Europe with their grandparents,
returned last week and were at home
Saturday from to 9. Those assisting
were MISSES .. Leech, -Ma' S"iS "1,h.,'
Helen Leary. Louise Walsh. Elizabeth
Gunther. Thelma Fryer. Kathrine Ryan.
Marie Walsh, Kathrine and Dorothy
Ruhl, Masters r. Watkins. Leo Buckley.
James Walsh, Charles Gunther and Nor
man Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Perry Miller gave
a dinner party Sunday night for their
brother and guest. Mr.. Burton Green of
Los Angeles. Cal. and last night gave Il
card party. followed by dance. in his
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. O'Donoghue
and family have returned to the city and
have opened their home on the Avenue
of the Presidents
Lieut. and Mrs. Eben Swift of Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga, will spend a part of
their honeymoon journey in this city.
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