Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-22
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
ENSIGN MERRING AND MISS
C0STINETT MARRIED TODAY.

Only Family Party in Attendance.
Travel Plans.
Notes.
Beautiful in all its appointments was
the wedding of Miss Pearl Virginia
Costinett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John ]. Costinett, and Ensign Harry
Lloyd Merring, L. S. N, at noon today
at the family residence. The bride was
lovely in an imported gown of soft
white satin and silver thread lace
and her tulle veil fell from a cap of
silver. She carried shower bouquet
of valley lilies.
There were no attendants, and only
relatives and close personal friends
were present.
Ensign and Mrs. Merriag left early
in the afternoon for a short wedding
trip. after which they will go to New
port, R l.. where the groom's ship, the
L. S. S. Montana, is stationed.
Col. Mrs. and Miss Symons have re-
turned to this city and opened thIir
house, 1906 New Hampshire avenue.
A large part of their summer was
spent by them at Loon lake, in the
Adirondacks and at Quebec, Canada.
Mrs. Susanna Oldberg has returned
from South Orange. n. j.. where she
Blair. Mrs. Oldberg's residence for
the winter is in the Hampshire apart
ment-
Miss Maxine Hawkins and her
mother, Mrs. S. y. Hawkins of this
city, Will remain in Los Angeles, at
the Hotel Cumberland. for the winter
months.
Mrs. g. C. Willis of Champaign. H.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. z. NJ.
Kaufman of 1915 18th street north
west.
Miss Helen Brinton Sharp,cs. daughter
Of Mr.. p. NJ. Sharples of Greystone.
West Chester. Pa. and Mr. Samuel ID.
Butler. son of Representative and Mrs.
Thursday, October s, ut o'clock. The
Friends ceremony viii be used. The
flower girls will be Miss Ethel Peters
Butler and Miss Marian Neff Foiwell.
The ushers will include Mr.. Philip NJ,
s:harples, jr., and Mir. Lawrence Sharp
les, brothers of the bride; Mr. Horace
Butler, DR.. Sergeant p. Martin. Mr..
Henry Evans and Maj. Smedley Darl-
ington Butler, brother of the bride
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will re-
side in Sharples, w. Va.
Among the debutantes Of the coming
season in New York will be Miss Marion
Cleveland. a daughter OF the late Prcsi-
dent Grover Cleveland. who will be in
troduced by her mother, Mrs. Thomas J.
Preston, jr. Miss Esther Cleveland. her
elder sister, was presented to society
season before last.
Mrs Albert Ordwsy and Miss Valerie
PaGelfo-d spent the week end at BRETON
Woods. n. H., ard have now resumed
their motor trips to Dixville-Notch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B: Legare are
at Newport, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomson Spencer.
Mrs William Albert Slater. who has
been spending the summer nj Beverly,
Mass, is in New York for a few daya
before returning to this city.
Mrs Marie II. Smith. Chaplin OF
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 5, is at
tending the Odd Fellows convention
in Atlantic City, this week.
Among the Central High School grad
yates OF last June entering college are
the Misses Mary Lerch and Lyle Rush,
both of Takoma Park, D. c. These
young ladies left Sunday morning to
enter Wisconsin State University.
Madison, Wis.
simmer home in Clinton. n. Y, has re-
turned to this city and taken apart
inents at Hotel Powhatan for the bal
ance Of the session. He viii be joined
later By Mrs. Root
The marriage of Miss Maud II. Tur-
ley, daughter OF air. and Mrs. Charles
w. Turley OF Mclean, Va, and Mr..
Mace at noon Monday. September 81
in the presence OF large num-
her of friends and relatives. at the resi-
dence Of the brides uncle. Mr.. John
ston Of Congress street Church officiat-
inG. After receiving the good wishes
of those present and partaking of an
ei@ boratc luncheon. given by Mrs. Gun
nell. the happy couple left for their
future home 4. Mclean, Va.
Mrs Josepi,:ne Arnold Rich left today
for the Atlantic deeper waterways
reception VIII be given on reaching
New York. and tomorrow y tour OF the
interesting places around New York
harhor will be made on the chartered
steamer Berkshire. A step viii be made
al Perth Amboy and 4 reception by
the Governor of New Jersey. Return
ing to the pier. = dance viii be given.
Thursday they viii proceed up the
Hudson. stopning ct West Poirt. for n
military drill: Newherg, Kingston,
Pong fiseepsie. Hudson and other pla ces
Albany will he reached Friday. where
a reception By Gov. Glynn VIII be
given.
SATURDAY. Will be spent in Troy. re-
turning by moonlight to New York.
Sunday morning Mrs. Rich will be en-
tertained by many different woman
clubs. she being member OF the Cen
eral Federation OF Women's Clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley,
who were touring E,urone when war
was declared. returned Friday on the
Lusitaria. and are again at their apart
ment at the Highlands.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Henry c. Cabell
OF this citv are in New Yo~I; 70 meet
Mrs. Cabeil's sisters. the Misses Fail
ing. who viii arrive tomorrow on the
Olympic.
Mrs. Henry B-eckinridce, wife of
Assistant Secretary Breckenridge, is at
Concord. n. IL. and will remain there
throughout this month with the chill
Gren
Births Ranqrted.