Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-10
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MACLANE-MILLER WEDDING AT
ST. THOMAS TONIGHT.
Marriage of Miss Richards and Mr..
March at the Home of DR..
Richardson-Notes.


MISS Lillian Cannon Miller and Lieut.
Gordon Whiting MacLane, United States
revenue cutter service, the brides at
| PENDANTS will include Miss Anna Offutt
| Miller as maid of honor and the follow
ing bridesmaids: Miss Mary Macdonald
Porterfeld of Chestertown. W. Va: Miss
Jane Jams Gassaway Offutt. Miss Lilias Haze
Vel MacLane of Montgomery county
ND. sister of the bridegroom. and Miss
| sara +. Billiard of this city DR. William
l.. Miliea of Baltimore will be best man
me ne tsners VIII be Messrs. NJ killson Of
futt. jr., of Bethesda Md. keuton
Muhleman. Charles F. Miller and A. L.
v: Wlehle of this city: Robert LIE Roy
Marf1eld of Rockville. Md, and Addison
fournoy of Bethesda. Md The ceremony
v, VIII De at ST. Thomas Church, and will
De followed by reception at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Hite Miller, 2OS 2oth
! street, at $50.
Associate Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Pit
nev went to Princeton today for the
| graduation of their son, Mr.. Shelton pit
ney. Mrs. P1tney and her younger chill
oren Will go later to their place at Nor
ristown. N. j., for the summer.
Mrs Pierce Crosby is at Atlantic City.
n j.. with her daughter, Mrs Charles
Trowbridge Tittman.
| WITS. John T. osborne, wife of the as
| slstant secretary of state has with her
for fortnight's visit her sister and
| niece. Mrs. r D. Garrett and Miss
katharine Garrett of Kentucky.
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
will go to Huntington, W. Va, Friday
when the former will address the grad
yates of Marshall College. of which he
was once president Senator and Mrs.
stone entertained at a small dinner last
inN-a trO
den. having as their guests the Speaker
and Mrs Champ Clark and Col and
, Mrs. Glenn.
Pay Director Lawrence Heap. L. S. n,
and Mrs. Heap have returned from a
motor trip to Philadelphia. Mrs. Heap.
later in the season. will go to Atlantic
City for months stay with her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
johnson Ward of Philadelphia, who
have taken cottage there for the
season.
Mrs. John Hall Stephens is entertain
ing this afternoon at an informal bridge
Wemyss Smith of Oklahoma, daughter
of Representative Stephens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard and
| Miss Margaret Howard left today for
several weeks sojourn in Easthamptnn
| l.. |. Miss Edythe Howard will make a
stay meanwhile in Atlantic City, before
joining her parents for the summer at
Northeast Harbor. Me. Miss Kathryn
Gwynn will summer with friends at a
| Maine camp.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick spent yester
day in Newport. with view, it is said,
of selecting villa for the summer.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
| Lane have taken cottage at Essex. on
Lake Champlan, for the summer. and
| will go there at the end of this month
or the first of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley will start
| in a few days for their country place on
Wellesley Island They will have as
| guests their son-in-law and daughter,
| the Rev Herbert Shipman and Mrs.
| Shipman of New York.
| A lawn party will be given tonight at
the Women's Christian Association, 1719
| 18th street, beginning at o'clock.
| The of11t FRS of the association are Mrs.
William J. Flather. president: Mrs. Wal
j ter l.. Gift secretary, and Mrs. Irving l..
Nuber. treasurer.
| The grounds will be decorated with
ia panese lanterns and refreshments will
be served at small tables. Ice cream.
| homemade cake and lemonade will be on
| sale.
Some of those assisting will be: Miss
Marie Ehm. Miss Anna Black. Miss Mar
ian klock. Miss Mabel Berkholder, Miss
Matte Crowley. Miss Nettie Dorsey, Miss
Mary McNutt. Miss Marian Zerdt. Miss
Eva Hurst. Miss Mary Moskey Miss
| Mabel Bickel, Miss Mary Hall. Miss Belle
! Bocock, Miss Nettie Taylor, Miss Kruger
and Miss RusSles The entertainment is
! in charge of Miss Kate Wharton, super
4 intendent.
| A very pretty wedding took place at
of
| T. r. Vosel, 1:;.j Parkwood place, when
! Miss Carrie T. Jernigan and Mr.. George
i w. D. Skilton of the Post Office Depart
ment were married by Rev. Thomas E.
( Michigan of st. Patricks Church The
| bride was escorted by her father, Mr. j.
J. Jernigan of Port Royal, S. c.. and the
| young couple was attended by Miss Ber-
| tina Herman of Richmond. Va. and Mr..
George J. Schoeneman of Washington. D.
c. The honeymoon will be spent in Phila-
| delphia and New York. Upon their return
to the city they will reside in the Wei
| lington apartments on Park road north
| west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Potts
have sent out invitations for the marriage
| of their daughter Annie Macon and Mr..
Charles Keith Carlin Wednesday evening,
June "a. at O'Clock. at Duncan Memorial
| follow at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edward Potts. Mr. Carin and
his bride will be at home after August l
at 2O2 North Columbus street, Alexandria.
Va. Mr.. Carlin is the elder son of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Charles c. Carlin of
| Alexandria, Va.
| Rev. DR.. Wood. rector of the Church of
| the Covenant, and Mrs. Wood viii, sail
| tomorrow on the Dalmata to spend the
summer abroad.
Invitations have been issued for the
| marriage of Miss Belle Bond of Bright
| wood. D. c.. and Mr.. William Forrest
Prettyman of Rockville The ceremony
will take place the evening of June %
in Emory Methodist Episcopal Church.
| Brightwood. The bride-elect is a sister
in-law of Rev. Ernest l.. Woolf, pastor
of Emory Church.
| The Friendship House Nursery Aid will
hold its June meeting at the home of
Mrs. Morris Sabin. in Woodbridge. d. c..
| Monday. June II. Luncheon will be serv-
| ed on the lawn. and Mrs. Kirk Holmes
| will be in charge of the program.
| Mrs. Esther Fry Jenkins and Miss An