Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-02
WASHINGTON SOCIETY

II WASHINGTON SOCIETY t
| Especial Star-BuIlelin. CorrespoHdeneel
j WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. s.
Yesterday at Kineo, Me-, the wedding
took place Of Miss Vera Wesson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wes-
son of Springfield, Mass, and Capt.
Charles K. Rockwell u. s. A.. son Of
Mrs. James Rockwell Of Washington,
ID. G., Rev. Augustus p. Record of
| Springfield. Mass. officiatins. Only
| Immediate relatives we're, present. Mr
~. h. Wesson and family have made
their summer home on Moody Island,
| Moosehead lake, for many years. A:
wedding supper followed. Mrs. James
Rockwell was present at her sons
marriage, al Ill ~, ~ IN
Invitations win be issued this week
for the first large entertainm emit Of the
autumn season for Baltimore society,
when Mrs Frank g. Baldwin win give
reeeption Monday. October 5, from
4 TO Z, at PehgsEryn, her charming
country home IN the Green Spring
valley, 10 Introduce her debutante.
iaughter. Miss Mary H. Thompson.
The guests win include the older
friends of the hostess, as we'll as the.
psasried set and the younger element
Of society. and dance will follow.
Miss Thompson, who is great ia
v0rite In tho valley, Is an unusually
attractive girl, and in addition to be-
ing a most graceful dancer, takes an
active part in all outdoor sports.
Mrs. Baldwin will give an informal
supper, followed by dancing, this even
ing at Pensy-Bryn, the guests to in.
clude number of the younger set in
the valley, t.
s. 49,. =
Mrs. George Barnett has lent Wake
field manor house, her estate In Rap
Tpahannock coHntt9 Va. for d fete for
the benefit of the Red Cross Society
to be held Saturday next A concert
bysR section of the Marine Bald from
Washington will be one Of the fea-
lures Of the entertainment There will
be porch dance ON the wide veran-
das and tables for cards win be ar.
ranged inside the manor house. I'M
addition, there viii be q sale of fancy
articles and refreshments will be serv-
led On the spaciens lawns, Mrs. Bar
nett is taking aIractiYe interest in the
success OF the affair. and is being as
sisted by committee of ladies from
Front Royal and Flint Hill, which are
important centers II the neighbor-i
hood.
Miss Agnes Janet Pruyn and Capt.
Ralph H. .ioldwaithe, Medical Corps,
United States Army. will be married
at st. Peters Church, Albany, N. Y.i
October 10. Miss Pruyn spent lastl
season in Washington, where she andf
her mother had an apartment at theI
New Willard. The engagement OF thei
two young people was announced last
spring at dinner in their honor at
the Chevy Chase Club. The ceremony
viii be followed by a reception at the
home of the brides uncle, Alexander
M. McEwen. Albany.
q =
{. Col. Charles Heath Heyl sent out
invitations yesterday for the *marriagel
reception of hfs daughter, Helen Sc !
well and Lieut. Milo Pitcher Cox,
Corps of Engineers, United States
Army. October 3, at 4:39 o'clock. at
zoos Wyoming avenue The ceremony: |
which will precede the reception, will
be attended only by relatives.
Invitations have reached here from
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl II Putnam for the
wedding OF their daughter. Sarah T. |
Putnam and NJ. s5eaton Shredder. Jr.
Saturday September 10, at IL O'Clock. |
The ceremony will take place in Grace
Church, Wateryilfe. Nj A breakfast
will follow the ceremony.
Miss Marjorie Aleshire, daughter of i
Mai Gen. and Mrs. ]. B, Aleshire, has !
returned to Washington after series |
of visits on the Pacific Coast. le.s
Mrs. Gregory, wife of the, Attorney-i
General. who has been spending a few
days IN this city. has returned TO Blue
mont, Va, where she win remain two
weeks, She has with her her daugh-i
tiers sRd sons.
3 WASHINGT0N. The Brazilian am
and Nine da Cana, who have
been spending the summer at their
place, West End, N. T.. have gone to
Gloucester. MISS. where they are visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs John Hays HAM
mouds who will eufsrfain At f7iunk5t IN