Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-12


port from New York and are at Stone
Villa for the summer.
Miss Alexandrine Fitch of this city was
among the bridesmaids and Messrs.
Thomas Bowers Lawrason Riggs and
George Harrison also of this city, We're
ushers yesterday at the marriage in
summit. \. j.. of Miss Helen Cecil Page
and Mr.. Ruthorn Adriance Wodell. The
bridesmaids wore gowns of pink char
meuse and hats of pink tulle and lace
with blue bows They carried
mixed bouquets of the seasons flowers.
Pay Director Charles w Littlefield. T.
S. y, retired, and Mrs. Littlefeld are
in Lenox. Mass. after an automobile
trip through the Lake George section.
They will leave New York on board the
June q for the Scandinavian
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson will go to
Great Neck. L. l.. today to be guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Preston P. Satterwhite at
Martin Hall until next Monday and will
attend the polo match with them to-
The marriage of Miss Marjory Bruce
Stuart, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Clarence Stuart of $50 Riverside
drive. New York city, and Charles Evans
Hughes, jr.. son of Associate Justice
Charles f. Hughes of the United States
Supreme Court and Mrs. Hughes, will
take place at 1870 O'Clock Wednesday
next. June Il. in the chapel of Saint
Savior of the Cathedral of ST John the
Divine. New York. Relatives and in
innate friends only of Miss Stuart and
Mr. Hughes have been invited, and there
Will he no reception. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. DIR. John P.
Peters, rector of ST. Michael's Church.
Miss Stuart will have five of her class
taS of Inr &c
Helen Hughes of Washington, sister
of the bridegroom and the roommate at
Fassar of the bride. will be the maid
of honor. and the four bridesmaids are
to be Miss Sylvia Crowell of Montclair,
Miss Martha &. Strong of Boston, Miss
Audrey W. Thompson of Portland. Me-,
and Miss Marjory Woods of Sewickley.
Pa. Lawrence c. Bennett of New
York is to be the best man. and the
ushers selected are Newton G. Chase.
Charles V. Graham and Timothy n
Pfeiffer. all of New York, and George
them were Mr.. Hughes classmates at
Brown University or the Harvard Law
School.
The German ambassador will leave to-
day for Chicago to attend the unwilling
Of the Goethe monument, going as the
personal representative of the Grand
Duke of Weimaf He will deliver an ad-
dress and lay a wreath on the monument.
DR.. and Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller have
gone to California. The latter may re-
main on the coast some time. but DIR.
Miller will return here the last of the
Senator and Mrs. LIE Baron Colt will
leave tomorrow for their summer home
at Bristol, r. l.. where they will be join
ed by their daughter, who has been WIS.,
frequent visits to Washington until Con-
gress adjourns.
Mrs. Works, wife of Senator Works of
California, is spending this month at
Harpers Ferry, and expects to leave
early in July for her home in Los An
geles.
Mrs. Shively wife of Senator Shively.
will return with Miss Mary Shively to
With her sons and daughter Mrs. Shive-
Iy will summer at Brookville, Pa, until
Congress adjourns
Among the passengers sailing on the
George Washington tomorrow
from New York for London. Paris and
Bremen will be Miss Elizabeth Meyer,
Miss Ethel Rose and Miss Sarah A. Wal
lace of this city.
Miss Shekla Bruere. daughter of the
late Judge Theodore Bruere of st. Charles,
Mo. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Polkinhorn of 1888 P street.
The Misses Grandn are taking three
week auto trip to Ardmore Spring Lake,
Briarcliff Manor and through the Berk-
shires to Northampton for the Smith Col
lege reunion. They will tour until the
and the North Cape Germany and Swift
returning October l.
Mrs. George Metcalf and family have
removed to 1850 Girard street Miss
Sylvia Metcalf and her mother will be
at home Sunday evenings.
The Secretary of War and Mrs Garri-
son will occupy box tonight at the
Casino Theater. New York, as the guests
of Col. c. P. Townsley. superintendent of
the United States Military Academy at
West Point. The graduating class will
attend the performance of High Jinks''
at the theater in body.
Col. and Mrs. Stedman are closing their
New Hampshire avenue house and leav-
ing for their summer home at Marphas
next week.
Mrs. Ladd. wife of Col Ladd. has suff1-
GENTLY recovered from her recent severe
illness to go to Atlantic City for recup-
Grafton. for which place she left yester-
day, accompanied by Col Ladd
At the recent business meeting Of the
College Women'S Club of this city the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Miss Elizabeth V. Brown: first vice
president. Miss Emma H. Turner: second
vice president, Mrs. G. F. Bowerman;
secretary, Mrs. John R.
Weyrich: recording secretary, Miss Alice
Deal, and treasurer, Miss NJ. Ella Given.
Mrs. D. c. Croissant and little daugh-
ter Dorothy of Lawrence, Kan. are Wis
iting Capt. and Mrs. n. NJ. Brooks of 224
A street southeast. They will remain in
the city until July l.
Representative Samuel Wallin left the
Hotel Powhatan Wednesday morning in
his car for his home in Amsterdam, N.
Y. where he will make a short stay.
Mrs George Walter King was hostess
at a charming luncheon yesterday after
noon at her country home on. Sargent
road The guests were met at the termi-
nus of the Brookland line by Mr.. King
with a large wagon filled with straw and
quickly conveyed to the King home,
where luncheon was Immediately served
and followed by five hundred, with
Mrs LIE Roy Parker making highest score
and Mrs. A. C. Proctor a close second.
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