Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-16
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Duchess of Manchester and Miss
May in New
York.
Marriage of Miss Hetfield and Mr..
johnson This Evening-Din-
ners of Last Night.

| city, who have been visiting in Gin
cinnati, have arrived in New York. The
!, duchess will sail shortly for her home
/ in England
/ Mr.. Carleton Coulter. jr.: Mr.. Archi-
/ bald Barklie Coulter and their cousin,
I Mr.. Francis Buchanan of this city, who
| are visiting their uncle, Gen. James A.
| buchanan. L. s. A. at his summer home
! at The Plains. Va. will return about
| August l to the residence on Lanvale
street of Mr.. and Mrs. carleton Coulter.
| Mai Gen George Barnett comman
| dant of the Marine Corps, has left for
| the west on a tour of inspection. He
VIII visit the Grand Canyon of the yell
| lowstone and the two expositions in
California. He is accompanied by Mrs
Barnett, her Young daughter, Miss Leila
| Gordon. and Capt. James c. Brecken-
! ridge, L. S. NJ G.
Miss Marjorie Crane Paddock. daugh-
| ter of Dr. and Mrs William l.. Paddock,
and niece of former Senator Murray
| Crane, and Lieut. George Washington
| krapf. L. s. A, were married yesterday
at Dalton, Mass. The brides attendants
| were Misses Jean G. Henry. Marjorie l.
| Davis, Helen and Mary johnson and
| Margaret Mcguire. Lieut.. Rudolph G.
| Written, U. S. A, was best man. and
! the ushers were Messrs Franklin l..
| Couch and William L. Mcguire. The
| Rev Herbert S. Johnson Of Boston Off
| ciated.
| Among those at the wedding were
| Mrs winthrop Murray Crane, Mr.. and
| Mrs Zenas Crane, Mrs. Zenas Marshall
| Crane, Miss Clara l.. Crane, Mrs. Jeanne
Latin crane Couch of Dalton. Mrs
James Arthur Crane of Westfeld, Mr..
and Mrs Samuel G. Colt. DR.. and Mrs.
Brace W. Paddock, Judge and Mrs
Charles l.. Hubbard of Pittsfeld.
Lieut. Krapf was graduated from
West Point in 1913 He is now sta
toned at Texas City, Tex.
Miss Marguerite Prescott Of this city
won the sweepstakes in the golf
tournament at Narragansett Pier. r. l.,
yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Emily Orme
Hetfeld, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
X. Hetfeld, and Mr.. Maxwell o. Johh-
son of Lafayette. Ind, will take place
tonight. at O'CLOCK, at the nome Oh
the brides parents.
Rev. DR.. Edward Pace of the Catholic
University will perform the ceremony.
and a large reception will follow Miss
Vernat Hetfield will be her sisters only
attendant and Mr.. Frederick Aben will
| act as best man.
Mr.. johnson is in the insular service
and will take his bride to Honolulu
| to live.
No formal invitations were issued for
the ceremony nor reception. as the wed
ding was hurried owing to Mr.. john
son having received recent orders
At the marriage of Miss Constance
Gardner. daughter of Representative
and Mrs. Augustus Peabody Gardner.
and Mr.. Grafton Winthrop Minot. which
will take place at Ipswich. Mass, Sat
urday, July "a, the brides attendants
will include her cousin, Miss Helena
Lodge, as maid of honor, and the fol-
lowing bridesmaids: Miss Katherine
McClintock and Miss Caroline Ogden
Jones of washington, Miss Doris Tay-
lor, Miss Anne Means, Miss Anna Agas-
siz and Miss Frances Bradley.
Mr. Henry Russell, who was with Mr.
Minot at the American embassy In Ber-
ers will be Messrs. Richard Rogers of
Mamaroneck, Russell Goldman. I'd: G. H
Lyman, jr.; Lieut. Gov. Grafton Gushing
and S. Hooper Hooper.
The orphans of St. Joseph's Boys
Asylum are enjoying their annual treat
of ice cream and cake today, which has
been given them by Miss Raphael Ellis,
following the lifelong custom of her
mother, the late Mrs. John F. Ellis.
The marriage Of Miss Katharine Alice
Page, daughter of the ambassador to
Great Britain. Mr.. Walter Hines Page,
and Mrs. Page, and Charles Greedy
/
in St. James Palace, London. August 4.
The ceremony was to have taken place
| in the King Henry VII chapel. in West
minister Abbey, but the King and Queen
of England offered the chapel royal in
| the palace. Because of the war the
king and queen will not be present. as
they attend no social events at this
time, and the invitations to the cere-
members of the two families intimate
friends and the heads of the various
diplomatic corps. The wedding break
fast will be at the United States en-
bassy, No. Grosvenor square.
Because Of the present uncertainty Of
transatlantic travel, the list of brides
maids and ushers has not yet been
made up, but Miss Frances Leggett of
Cavendish Bentinck. also of England.
will be among Miss Pages attendants.
The best man will be Frank c. Page
Of Pinehurst, N. c. Navy Constructor
Lewis B. Mcbride. assistant to the
naval attache in London and a class
mate of Mr.. Loring's at the Massachu
sets Institute of Technology. will be
one of the ushers, and Lieut.. Harold
Fowler of the British army. young
American, formerly Of this city and at
one time Mr.. Pages confidential sec
rotary, will be another. IL he can get
leave
Mr.. I-oring and his bride will come to
this country after their wedding trip.
Otis place, Boston.
The young women of tho Christian
Home, 311 C street northwest. win give
lawn fete Wednesday evening. July
| 81, at O'Clock. In case of rain It will
| be held on first fair evening.
! The minister from Denmark, Mr. Brun,
was among the guests at a dinner
| given last night by Gen. Horace Por-
ter at Bar Harbor.
| Mr. Harry o. Sandberg of the Pan
| American Union left yesterday for a
short visit with relatives in Boston be-
| fore leaving on an extended tour
through Central America and Panama.
| Mr. Sandberg will sail from New Or
leans Thursday. July %.
Miss Bessie KEGS of s07 r street
northwest Is the guest of her aunt, Miss
Gertrude Crosson. at the Washington
| cottage, Colonial Beach, for the sum-
mer.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Isle Apple will
leave Monday to spend a month at At
lantic City.
Mrs Viola NJ Clarke announces the
engagement of her daughter, Mildred