Evening star., 1914-08-13
IN THE World OF SOCIETY
USING HER LEISURE IN STUDY
OF ART.
Personal Items Concerning Well
Known Residents-Travel
Notes.

Miss Alys Meyer. has been pursuing her
art studies with q Boston artist who has
a studio at Gloucester for part of the
summer. Mrs. Rodgers is spending the
summer at Hamilton. Mass. where she is
occupying the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Won L. Meyer now
abroad, while her husband. Lieut. Rod
gers. is stationed at Vera Cruz Before her
marriage Mrs. Rodgers was student at
the Corcoran Art School. where she
showed great deal of enthusiasm for
her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis Lodge are at
Nahant, Mass, where they are occupying
tor and Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge until
the latter return from England.
Lieut.. Marcellus H Thompson of the
Coast Artillery Corps, U. 8. A., and Mrs.
Thompson, the latter formerly Miss
Dorothy Harvey, daughter of Col and
Mrs. George Harvey. whose marriage
took place yesterday at Deal Beach. N. j.,
to this city and later go to Fort Wash
ington. Nd, where Lieut.. Thompson is
stationed. Drizzling rain prevented the
wedding reception being held in the gar
den. but the ceremony took place in a
white pergola in a garden of old-fashion-
ed flowers.
The bride wore a gown Of heavy white
satin dtaped with rose point lace, caught
up with clusters Of orange blossoms and
court train. Her veil of tulle fell in
graceful folds to the end Of her train.
and was held about the head by chap
let Of orange blossoms. She carried a
large bouquet of lilies Of the valley. !.
Miss Margaret Payne Luce was maid
of honor She wore frock of lavender
and pink, and her hat and frock We're
trimmed with sweet peas. The brides
maids included the Misses Genevieve
Champ Clark. daughter OF speaker anu
Mrs. Clark; Grace Leslie Johnston, Ce-
ella Brewster and Jessica Award They
were in frocks of pink taffeta, with the
pannier effect and cream lace. ana wore
hats garlanded with sweet peas
The refreshment tables were spread on
the norches instead of under the trees,
as had been planned
The brides cake, which was surpIiss
cake. was shaped like huge heart, ana
there was great deai OF 9oa,is go The
guests from New York at the Deal Beacn en-
station on the train arriving AT ~
/ o'clock Many Of the guests. before lne
ceremony. visited the great "9i.e 91o 1--WE; YEA
over which futtered the stars aho
Strines. rising at the extreme end OF the
Garden, In the center Of the garden IS
pool and fountain. The ground noor .,
the tower is fitted up as a library anu anu
study. and here the presents were ois-
/ played. ,,,,;+ad to the
recention. There was dancing Later M
| Lieut.. Thompson and his orloe iei. ~
| the north on the honeymoon
Miss Elva B. Mccarthy ana MI. MI.
George E. Miller were married yeS.ei, =
day morning at A St. patrheks re ceremony & at
O'clock. Rev Thomas F. McGuigahi' ai
assistant rector Of St PatricRs; WIS. MISS
ated. Mr.. William OBrlen ahH - +o,rn WIS
nf IL,
Conn nm, were the only attendants; The ne
yonns couple left on the noon train 1oI
Taw york city and Block Island. upon n
their return Mr.. and Mrs: Miller VII
reside in this city.
Mrs George Barnett is now at Nara
gansett Pier, and was among tne Las 81
party of women entertained YESTERDAY
at Shore Acres, the villa of Mrs. Jonn
Henry Hanan. at charity fete.
Mrs Frederick Crowninshield gave a
luncheon at Konkapot. in Stockorloge'
MASS Yesterday for Mrs. Thomas F.
Bayard Of this city.
Mrs. Henry Yates Satterlee OF this
city is with Mrs. Churchill Satteriee at
Lenox, Mass.
Mrs. Philander johnson is spending ga
York
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Alice Blaine Dam
rosch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Damrosch. and Mr.. Hall Pieasants, soa
of Mr.. and Mrs. Josias Pennington, OF
Baltimore The ceremony will be Satur.
day afternoon, September o.. at 4;So
o'clock at Westport-on-Lake Champlain.
N Y. Mr. E. Hyatt E. Wight of Balti-
more who has been guest OF Mr.: ana no
Mrs. Pennington at their cottage at
Deer Park, Md. will be the best man.
| Mrs. j. Dudley Morgan and her son,
Carroll Morgan, of this city, are at the
Wolcott, New York city.
Miss Helen walcott. who has been
visiting Mrs Henry Dimock at Bar Har-
Dor for some time. has left for the west.
The marriage Of Miss lola Lanham Of
I4erndon and Mr.. Samuel McArtor of Pur-
cellville took place today in this city.
After a fortnight's trip Mr.. and Mrs.
McArtor will return to Purcellville Va.
to reside.
Mrs. l.. Ellison and her eldest daughter,
for Atlantic City. after which they will
visit relatives in and about Trenton n. ].
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Edmonston
and Miss Edmonston of Georgetown are
at Atlantic City for a two-week stay. and
Dr. and Mrs. Edward s. Smith are spend
ing part of their vacation with them.
Capt. and Mrs Frederic Young of the
Olympia are visiting in Watch Hill, R. 1.
Mrs Thomas Miller and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. C. w. Miller. both OF 5000
10th street Brookland, D. c., and Mrs.
Win Sagers Of Washington have gone on
touring trip to Philadelphia and Allan
tic City.
Mrs J. " La Grange of 5000 18th street.
Brookland, D. c., and Mrs. Hitz Of Lang
don, D. c., have taken a trip to Baltimore
by water.
Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Barry of East
Capitol street left Washington Monday
for an extensive motor trip through
the eastern states and as far north as
Boston. Mass. Stops will be made at
the various coast resorts. including
Atlantic City. Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove. At Ocean Grove they will join
party of Washington friends who are
summering there. including Mrs L. w.
Slater, Mrs E. H. Hickman, Miss Clara
Hickman, Miss Louise Hickman. Mrs
w. James Slater, Miss Elinor Slater,
Mrs. Mary Mcfarland and daughter
and Mrs. Eugene McCloskey and young
sons.
On the return trip they will stop
over at Avon, N. J., to visit Mrs
Barrys brother and sister, Mr.. Walter
Mcfarland and Mrs. Helen Dunn of
Riverside Drive. N. Y, who. with her
daughters. has a cottage there for the
season.
DR.. and Mrs. Barry expect to reach
Washington about the 1st Of Septem-