Evening star., 1914-08-20
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS SMITH AND
MIR. DOWLING.
Other Events Of Timely Interest
Some Travel Plans.
Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs John r. Smith announce
the marriage of their daughter. Loretto
Mary, and Mr. Joseph A. Bowling. The
ceremony took place Wednesday. Au-
gust 10. at st. Stephens Church, 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, at 9
am, the church being crowded
by the friends Of the couple.
Rev. Father Cassidy officiated, assisted
by Fathers Froelich and McGraw. The
bride. who entered the church with her
father. wore white crepe de chine with
veil of tulle and wreath of orange
blossoms. She carried an ivory prayer
book and was attended by her sister,
Miss Marguerite Smith. as bridesmaid
At the altar she was met by the groom.
who was attended by Mr.. Thomas Con-
nors, as best man.
After the ceremony the wedding
breakfast and reception were held at
the home of the brides parents Among
the guests from out Of town were Mrs
Mary Alexander of Canada, grand
mother of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs
Trainor Of Baltimore. Md, also Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred D. Effer. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bowling, DR.. and Mrs. Nutting.
Mrs. Guyer. Mr.. Richard Graver Mr.
and Mrs. Manning, the Misses Manning,
Mrs. Lyons Mrs. Krichelt, Mrs, Hougn
Miss Boyle and Miss May INLAND of
this city.
There were many handsome presents
received.
The couple left at midday for an ex-
tended trip to New York and New
port, r. l.
Mayor Harrison of Chicago was best
man yesterday in Trenton, N. J., at the
marriage of his som Mr.. Carter H. Harri-
1r nd At00 H4.ra1
The bride was attended by maid Of
honor and four bridesmaids. Follow
Ing the ceremony the guests were re-
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs Cook and Mr..
place. The bride received many hand
some and valuable presents, among
them being vase given by Gen. La
fayette in 1924 to Mr.. Harrison's ma
ternai great-great-grandfath John
general was entertained by him in that
city. After an extended trip the
couple will take up their residence
temporarily at Metropolis City. Ill.
\, Mr. Appleton P. c. Griffin, chief as
sistant librarian of Congress, has re-
turned to Cleveland Park from his
) vacation. spent at Merepoint, on Casco
bay. Mrs. Griffin is now at Woods
Hole, Mass.
Mrs; L B. Tay1Pr, accompanied by her
v
has gone down on the Maryland snore
for a short stay. They have with them
as their guests Miss C. Claxton and
Messrs. E. Putnam and J. Foster.
Mr.. S. D. Bronson, his wife and
daughter Winifred and Mrs. Fitzgerald
have returned home from an extended
automobile trip through the middle At
lantic states. Mrs. Bronson, Miss Win
fired and Mr.. Will Bronson are now en-
joying an outing at Colonial Beach,
and have In their party Mrs. William
Fitzgerald, Miss Ida Beam and Miss
May Leimback.
Col and Mrs. Alexander Rodgers re-
turned to New York yesterday and will
remain at the Plaza Hotel indefinitely.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, who won the
women's tennis championship at Bar
Harbor, won her first match in mixed
doubles at the Swimming Club on Tues
day morning, with Mr.. Edgar T. Scott
as her partner, against Miss Elizabeth
r. Porter of this city and Mr.. Reginald
p. Davis of Boston.
Miss Constance Genet of New York has
been selected as the prettiest girl in
Newport and will pose in the forty Paris
model hats which are to be sold at the
Red Cross bazaar at the Vanderbilt
villa August %.
Mrs. Graham were hosts at dinner last
night at the Chevy Chase Club in honor
of the American ambassador to Russia
and Mrs. George 7. Marye. The other
guests included Senator and Mrs. Key
Pittman, Senator Hollis, Judge and Mrs.
William Bailey Lamar and Miss Gra-
ham. The table was decorated with
white flowers and ferns.
The Secretary Of Labor and Mrs. Will
son and their youngest daughter. Miss
Jessie Wilson, left yesterday for their
home at Blossburg, Pa Secretary Will
son expects to return here in a few
days. Miss Agnes Hart Wilson and
Miss Mary Ellen Wilson are remaining
here.
Miss Elizabeth Meyers and Miss Mary
Many, both of Chicago after spending a
week at Atlantic City. are visiting Miss
| Katie Platt of 10th street southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Coulter are spend
ing few weeks in the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Miss Dorothy Fogarty is spending her
vacation at Piney Point with her father,
W. M. Fogarty.
Mrs. Robert N Harper, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel w. Baker and Mrs. Earl Alder
man of Indianapolis, Ind, who are on
an extended automobile trip, are now
y
Atlantic City.
Mrs. p E. Ege and Miss Addie A. Ege
are spending their vacation at Aurora
| n-the-Alleghenies.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Miles Of New
York, who are spending some time at
their country place. Honeywood Farm.
near Laurel, Nd, entertained last Sat-
urday afternoon and night at a picnic
j, supper and dance in honor of their house
guests. Mrs Charles Edgar Crum and
". Va. The guests, who motored from
country places. included Judge Fill
Ter. Mr.: E. H Babcoek. Mrs; Babcock,
L J. Baker; Mrs; Baker. Mr.. Frederick
Doyle, Mrs. Doyle. Miss Margaret Joyce,
Miss Angela Roach. Miss Gilbert. Miss
Margaret Beall. Mr.. George Bentley,
Mr.. Carl Mengel, Mr.. Conrad Smith.
Mr.. Wilbur Dunahue, Mr.. Heaton van
Matre and Mr.. Richard Daniels
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Walter of 2SOs Ca
thedral avenue has as her guests Mrs.
, Thomas ]. Landergren and her daueh-
ter. Miss Selma Landergren of Sa
vannah. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Siebert their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
, S. o. Ford. and Miss Frances Siebert
ara Mt the Aurora HouaA