Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-15
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RETURN OF PRESIDENTS FAM
lily MAY BE THIS WEEK.
Marriage of Ensign Field and Miss
Fearn Today-0ther Wed
dings-Notes.

Mrs. Wilson and her daughters may re-
turn this week from Cornish n. H.,
| spending a few days in New York en-
| route. Miss Bones has already arrived
at the White House and was with the
Presidents party at the theater last
| night.
| Mr.. Samuel w. Curriden has sent out
| invitations for the marriage of his daugh-
| ter Isabel and Mr.. John Raymond Wey-
rich. The ceremony will take place We'd
| nesday evening, October %. at 8 o'clock
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church Mr.. Weyrich and his bride will
| be at home December so and January ID
| at the Thomas, on Thomas circle.
| Mrs. Victor Kaufman has returned
from New Hampshire. where she spent
the summer at Camp Percy. Last week
| she spent in New York.
| Invitations were sent out yesterday by
| the Shoreham Hotel for series of after
| noon dances to be given every Tuesday,
| Thursday and Saturday afternoon in the
| gold room of the hotel from to 6
| O'Clock, beginning October u. This is the
| first time anything of the kind has taken
place in Washington. and promises to be
one Of the most interesting features Of
| the season.
| A wedding event of great interest to a
| large circle of friends here and else
where will be the o'clock ceremony to-
! day at the Brighton which will unite Miss
..Ildred Edgerton Fearn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Lee Fearn, and Ensign
Richard Stockton Field, U. S. n. The
brides cousin, Rev. Robert Smith. Of ST.
Thomas p. E. Church, Green Spring VAL
| ley, Md, will officiate.
! The brides attendants will be Miss
Marta Calvo and Miss Edith Oracle. En-
sign Scott Douglass McCaughey, u. s. N,
will be best man, and Ensigns Lucien
Green, u. S. N, and Frederick Reifkohl,
U. S. N; Paymaster Robert Clark. u.
| 8. N, and Mr.. Alfonso w. Pezet will be
ushers.
A reception will follow before the couple
start on their honeymoon travels, prior to
settling down in New York for the win
| ter. Ensign Field Is attached to the
U. S. s. Paulding.
| The minister Of Peru and Nine Pezet
gave a small dance last might for the
Field-Fearn wedding party.
| The marriage of Miss Alice Grace
Sims and Mr.. Philip Outerbridge Mac
queen of Capitol View, Va, and Pan
| anna will be a home ceremony this
evening, with the Rev. John McGHl of
The Plains, Va, officiating.
| Miss Ellen Alloway will attend the
bride, and. Mr. Edgar F. Gohl of Potts
town, Pa. a. graduate of Lehigh Uni
versity, 1907, of the same class as the
| bridegroom, will be best man. The
| brides cousin, Miss Jenny Ayres of
Geneva, N. Y, will play the wedding
march, and Mr.. Norman e. Sims, brother
of the bride, will give her in mar
riage.
The couple will leave for the south
| tonight and, after stay in New Or
leans, will go to Central America. They
will be at home at the Washington
Hotel, Panama, after December 1.
Mr.. Edwin Paul Watts and Miss Watts
came down from Philadelphia Saturday
| to attend the dinner party given by John
| Alexander Liggett and David E-ker- N
| honor of Miss Sims and her wedding
party, and also for the dinner given by
| Miss Alloway Sunday night in honor of
| Miss Sims, when covers were laid for
| ten,
| Monday night the bridegroom gave a
| theater party and supper, and last
| n ght the bride was hostess at a supper
| party following the rehearsal.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann, who are
| their West Virginia place before coming
| to their home here for the winter.
Mrs. Mann returned last week from a
short trip abroad.
Mrs. Jean Delmour, widow of Lawrence
Delnaour, Familiarity known as Larry"
once prominent in Tammany Hall and an
| intimate of Richard Croker, was
married last night to Mr.. Peter j. Drury
| of this city, in the Church of st. Ignatius
|