Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-03
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
WEDDING IN UTAH OF GREAT
INTEREST HERE.
Matrimonial and Other Events of
NOte-Personals-Travel
Plans.

issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Anne K, and Grover A.
Rebentisch. The ceremony will take
place Wednesday evening, September IT..
at the family home in Provo, Utah
The date set for the wedding falls on
the twenty ninth anniversary of the
marriage of Senator and Mrs Smoot
Miss Smoot is charming and at
tractive young girl and Mr. Rebentisch
is a well known young man in Salt Lake
business circles. The wedding and re-
monial and social events Of the early
autumn. The engagement of the couple
was announced some months ago by the
| parents of the bride to-be.
Mrs. SmOOt and her younger children,
leila and Ernest. who left some time
ago for their home in Utah, stayed in
Salt Lake City with the elder daughter
| of the household. Mrs. A. R.. Carbon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carbon went on with Mrs.
SmOot to Provo.
Representative and Mrs. Cuttings of
New York entertained at a theater party
last night in honor of Speaker and. Mrs
Champ Clark. The other guests were Col.
| and Mrs. Thompson, Representative and
Mrs. Cullop of Indiana, Mrs Dixon of
Montana, Representative Walters of
Pennsylvania. Representative Ten Eyck
of New York and Representative Brown
Of West Virginia.
John A Logan, Sd. of Youngstown, Ohio,
| son of Col. John A. Logan, who died in
! the Philippine Islands, and grandson of
| Gen. John A. Logan, was married at st.
Joseph, Mo-, yesterday. His bride was
| Miss Margaret Powell. The ceremony
was performed in the First Presbyterian
| Church by DR.. William Ray Dobyns and
was followed by reception at the Powell
| home. N. E. c. Rutter Of New York was
| best man. Miss Frances Gray of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, was bridesmaid. Mrs. E.
II. Mckendry and son Henry of New
s aaven' Conn: Il. s. Hyde and A. NJ.
Stuart of New York attended the we'd
| ding. Mr.. Logan and his bride will spend
| their honeymoon in Europe
Representative Allen T. Treadway and
| Mr.. Francis e. Leupp of this CITY will be
| the speakers at Community day in w.
! bingham. Mass, today, when the cottagers
| of birmingham will entertain the residents
| of the village. Mrs. Richard Watson GIL
der has given the use of her property at
willow Glen for the meeting and the
clambake
Mr.. Rufus Putnam and mother Mrs
charles Leves. are spending September
at Atlantic City. Mr. Putnam has re-
Gently presented to the National Museum
| several valuable relics which were owned
| by Gen. Rufus Putnam of the revolu-
| tiOnary army.
The ambassador to Italy and Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page were on an outgo-
| ing ship from New York yesterday. and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Depew on a
homecoming one.
While the attendance at the Newport
horse show was slim yesterday, the dress
| ing continued to show important side
| lights on the newest modes.
| Mrs. Edward B. Mclean wore with her
costume OF white lace a shoulder cape of
| deep purple velvet and a hat of black
| lace with high crown of purple silk
| topped with tall black aigrette.
Miss Margaret King and Mr.. Frank
Kelly were married Monday afternoon
by Rev. Mr.. France at Trinity p e.
Church After their honeymoon trip to
Boston and Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs.
| Kelly will be at home to their friends
! at 631 q street after October 1.
street northeast rendered a reception
last night in honor of his cousins, Mr.
| and Mrs. Carl Walthers, the latter for
merly Miss Emma Bremen of Maysyille.
KY. who are here on their wedding trip
Receiving with them were Mr.. and Mrs
John Foxwell, the latter a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lipp. and whose wedding
was large event two months ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Louise karchem, who have lust
returned from a wedding trip. the latter
| being sister of Mr.. Foxwell, were also
in the receiving party. Mr. Karchem
was usher at the wedding and his bride
| the maid Of honor
Later the guests marched to the dining
room to the strains Of the wedding
| march, where refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walthers and Mrs Homie
Otto leave tonight for thehir home in
Maysville. Ky.
Mrs. Watson E. Coleman has gone
to Nebraska, where she will attend the
wedding Of her sister, Jessie McLana-
| han. and DR.. John Meehan.
Robert Lister Macneil and Mrs. Eliza
| beth Macneil have returned to WASH
| ington. after spending the summer in
| Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett s. Beall and
daughters. Misses Lille and Dorothy
Beall, Of U street are sojourning at
Atlantic City for fortnight.
Mr.. J. J! Schoeffer has returned to
his home in Baltimore, after spending
several weeks with his daughter, Mrs.
| G. C. ingalls,, 514 Rhode Island avenue
northeast.
| Mrs. II. V. Wurdemann and daughter