Evening star., 1914-09-25

uated from Yale in 1908.
Mrs. Marshall Field, who is visiting
her niece, Mrs. Albert ]. Beveridge, in
Manchester, Mass, since returning from
Europe, will open her home at 1905
Prairie avenue, Chicago. for a while
before returning to her home in this
city.
Mrs Gregory and Miss Gregory. wife
and daughter of the Attorney General.
are expected shortly in this city for a
few days visit.
Mrs. Clara Childs, accompanied by
her grandson, Daniel c. Leetch, has
gone to Birmingham. Ala. where they
will spend the winter. Mrs. Louise
Leetch will join them there after visits
to Rochester and Buffalo.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs John ].
Groeninger. and DR.. Francis ]. Hemelt.
professor of English at the Catholic
University. this city. and formerly of
LIST. at ST. MichaeTs Catholic Church.
Baltimore, where a nuptal mass was
celebrated by the Rev. Joseph Wissel,
assisted by the Revs. Peter Backe and
corted by her father, and was attired
in gown of satin royale. with an
overdress and bodice of silk tulle. the
litter ornamented with pearls. She
carried shower bouquet OF lines OF
the valley.
Miss NJ. Loretta Groeninger. sister of
the bride, was maid of honor, and
Theodore G. Hemelt was best man.
The ushers were Andrew ]. Groenin-
ger Andrew H. Krug. J. NJ. Wilson of
Boston. and Charles A. Mcmahon of
this CITY. A reception followed at the
home of the brides parents 221s East
Lombard street. After a wedding trip
to the Berkshire hills of Massachu-
Il
Brookland.
Mrs. John o. Knox is at the Hotel
Dennis, Atlantic City. for few
her home on the Massachusetts coast.
She will return to Washington early
newt month and will open her apart
ment at the Lenox for the winter.
Miss Helen Barker of Norwalk, Conn,
and Miss Margaret Weldon of Balti-
more, who have been the guests of
Miss Janet Paine. Pinev Branch Park,
have returned home. Miss Barker will
study this winter in New York. while
Miss Weldon will resume her work at
Bishopthorpe Manor, where Miss Bar
ker and Miss Paine We're her class
mates last year.
DR.. Charles r. Collins and family
have returned 10 the city.
fs.-
returned from their summer camp in
Maine.
Miss Emma Gray has returned to the
city from her three month sojourn in
Maine, and will be at the Ontario for
the season.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Harris return
ed to New York from Europe Yesterday.
Mrs. Potter Palmer was passenger
on the same ship, the New York.
Miss Mabel Linton has returned from
spending the summer at Seaside Park
and Belmar, \. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tophanl of %
Bryant street northwest gave dinner
Miss Edna Floyd Topham last
night After the dinner invited
guests and near relatives began
to arrive. The house was beautf-
fully decorated with palms and autumn
flowers. very pleasing feature of the
evening was Il representation of a well
and bucket" artistically draped with
smilaX and ferns. which contained the
handsome gifts of linen. Another effect
was a ''bell' hung between the parlors
festooned with smilax and ferns, so ar
ranged as 10 drop roses upon the in
tended bride as she received the gifts
After the shower the guests were en-
tertained with Il solo by Miss Amey Top
u.
which was followed by dancing Later
refreshments Were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
George Topham. Mrs. Marjorie Topham
Terry and Miss Amey Topiam, parents
and sisters of Miss Edna; Mr. Arthur
B. Whittit and sister. Miss Jessie Louise
Whittit, Of Anchorage, Tex; Miss Alice
B. Southerland, Mr.. and Mrs Washington
Topham, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Topham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Topham and
daughter Mary. Mrs. Ida T. Oldfield and
daughter Isobel. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
y. Bernheim of Charleston, w Va and
Mr.. Richard c. Topham.
Mr.. William Hailssey Sullivan. ac-
companied by his wife, formerly Miss
Vera Sullivan, stopped over in Washing
ton for several days on their wedding
trip The marriage of the couple took
place September. 10, in Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. Sullivan is the telegraph editor of
the Lowell Sun. On their return trim
they will stop at Philadelphia and New
York.
Some of societys most skilIful dancers
will compete in the dancing contest which
will be open to all at the Red Cross fete
Lilly Tyson Elliott, at Ellicott City, Md.
They will include, among others, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Haxall Harrison, Miss Sara
Bell Williams and Mr. Gilbert Lucas.
Miss Priscilla Beac1am and Mr. Francis
). Beacham and Miss Ruth Parker and
Mr., Myron NJ Parker, jr., OF Washing
ton The dances will include the maxixe,
the hesitation and the fox trot The
Judges VIII include Or. Spencer Blair of
Mr.. George r. Gather Smith. There will
be several banios In addition to an -.