Evening star., 1915-09-17
30cle&N
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing Leave for
New York.
Marriage of Bishop Goldman and
Miss Porter of This City-An En-
gagement Announced-Notes


gagement Announced-Notes.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing left today for New York, where
the Secretary will take part in the pan
American conference on Mexican af-
fairs. They hope to spend the next
week or ten days with Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Foster. at their summer homo.
at Henderson Harbor, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Hit Of this
city are at Breton Woods, n. H., to
remain until early October. Davis Ell
kins of West Virginia is with them.
I Mr. and Mrs. Archibald A. Dinsmore
and their daughter, Miss Dorothy Dins-
more. are entertaining Miss Eloise
Stewart Orme of this city, at their
home in Germantown. Pa She will re-
main for several weeks, and afterWard
I will return to assist at the coming-out
/ tea of Miss Dinsmore. October 80.
| The marriage is announced of Miss
ltirace Marie Van Canpen, daughter of
Mrs Henry Van Camper of 319 Clinton
( avenue, Brooklyn, n. y. and DR.. Win
| field Scott Schley. son of the late Rear
Admiral winfield Scott schley. The
ceremony took place last Monday in the
| rectory of st. Georges Church. Stuy-
vesant square, n. Y. No formal an
Inounccment had been made of the we'd
ding. and it was celebrated quietly on
account of Illness in the brides family.
The couples engagement was an
nounced last November.
Dr. Sicllley and his bride will leave
shortly on their honeymoon trip. and a
reception is to be given for them at the
home of the brides mother. in Novem-
ber, after their return. DIR. Schley S
home is at "A West 45th street. His
I,-ila dina tod
Institute. and is prominent socially in
the younger set in Brooklyn.
The marriage of Miss Margaretta
Biddle Porter. daughter Of the late
COL. John RiddIe Porter, L. S. A., and
1t. Rev. DR.. Robert Goldman, Bishop
Of Maine, took place yesterday morn
ing in the Lady Chapel of the Church
Of st. Savior at Bar Harbor, Me. the
1 Rev Albert G. I.arned officiating. Only
the two families and few friends
were present. owing to the recent
death Of the brides father.
Her uncle, Charles Biddle, gave her
in marriage. There were no attend
ants. and at the close of the ceremony
only a small breakfast was served at
Wyandotta. the home of the bride.
Later Bishop and Mrs Goldman left for
cruise on their yacht Calumet.
Among those present at the ceremony
and breakfast were Mrs. John Biddle
i Forter, the brides mother, and her two
Elizabeth Porter; Mr.. and Mrs William
i Masters Camac, Miss Marion Biddle,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Biddle, Miss Kath-
crime Goldman. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Goldman. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Goldman
and Miss Dorothy Goldman.
Mrs Goldman is widely known in
Philadelphia. where she was brought
up and where she lived until few
vears ago For the last few years
the family has been living in this city.
Bishop Goldman belongs to d distin-
guished family of Boston. He was
graduated from Harvard in the class
of 1852, and was consecrated fourth
Bishop of Maine in 1900
on their return from the wedding
trip they will make their home in
Portland, Me.
Mrs John +. Osborne, wife of the
first assistant secretary of state, and
her little daughter, Jean. have joined
Mr. Osborne at the Connecticut. after
spending the summer with Mrs. Os-
horne's mother. Mrs. John +. Smith. at
her home in Princeton, Ky.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Theresa
lCsnalier, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs John f, Camalier of southern
MARYLAND and Mr. Leo Behrend of
I Danzig. Germany a professor at the
Catholic University, took place yester-
[ day morning At o'clock in the private
| | chapel Of the university.
Il The vice rector of the university,
Rev Or. George A. Dougherty, per
formed the ceremony, assisted by the
Rev. Eugene a Hannah, pastor OF st.
Martins church.
The bride a smart travelling
suit of blue chiffon broadcloth. with
hat 10 match and corsage bouquet of
gardenias- She carried a white bound
prayer book.
There we're no attendants, and the
couple left Immediately after for trip
to Boston by. sea. They will be at
home after November ]. at 251s 18th
J street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Williamson
entertained small party on Sorrento
night" at Hotel Traymore, Atlantic
[ City, where they have been guests for
tn. past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Zweygar+ OF
West Hartford announce the engage
! ment of their sister, Miss Linda lisa belle
! Zweygart and Donald Cassius Muhle-
y man of New York, formerly resident
\ of this city.
y Miss Florence NJ Brown is spending
h = week at Rochester, n. y, the guest OF
4 her sister, Mrs. j.. r. Dow.
< Mrs. william Hamilton Baylv left yes
4 terdav to visit In PENNSYLVANIA Later
X she and her son Louis will be the
\ / guests of Mrs. John S. Scully, at her
\ summer home. at Great Darlington
y Mass.
j Mr. John Poole and DR.. L. Fleet Luck
EFT have returned from an extended trip
\ through the west, having attended the
4 exposition and many other places OF
\ interest.
XII Miss Ethel Fuss of s19 street south
I, east left Thursday for Atlanta, Ga.
\ where she will spend the winter with
y relatives.
y Miss Elizabeth F. Pierce has returned
Y after sx-week aojourn at Ocean
Grove, n. j.
Miss Virginia l.. Gardner has returned
?, to this city after an extended tour OF
4 the west, where she visited both ex-
n positions In California. on her return
q trip she stopped for two-week visit
n al the naval training station at Chi.
cago, where she was delightfully."- enter.
tanned.
DIR. c. Augustus Simpson has returned
\ after an absence of four weeks in New
4 York city.
Miss Mary f. Bond and Mrs. Annie
b. Gotta have returned to their home
1741 Oregon avenue. after a two-month
visit to Nova Scotia, N. B., and points
\ in New England and New York city.
III Rev. Frederick William Smith. rector
] of Trinity Church, Takoma parish. has
from months vaca tjop az