Evening star., 1917-09-30

the home Of DR.. e. R. Petskey. Douglas,
Ariz. September is, by Chaplain George
r. Longbrake. 18th Cavalry: Miss Grace
Parsons of Bisbee, Ari1.. and Lieut. D.
A. Connor. l7th Cavalry were the at
tendants.
After the ceremony luncheon was
served at the Gadsden Hotel, Douglas,
Ariz. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. B1akeleck of Washington,
u. c.. parents of the groom; Col and
Mrs. James J. Hornbrook, 18th Cavalry;
Lieut.. D. A. Connor, 18th Cavalryi Lieut..
and Mrs. Philip H. Sherwood nth Cav
airy; MISC Grace Parsons and Dr. 3. r.
Petskey.
The bridal party motored to Tomb
stone. Ariz. They will make their home
in Douglas Arix, where the groom's
regiment is stationed.
DR.. and Mrs. B. H. Hardin have re-
turned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lyle Weaver of vir-
sin!a announce the marriage of their
only daughter. Frances Evelyn. to Mr.
William Markwood Weaver of this city
Wednesday,, September 26. in Washing
ton.
Mr.. Frisby Freeland Chew, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Chew OF Glen Car
lyn, Va. has accepted a position as
field clerk in the Engineer Corps. with
the expeditionary forces in France.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage early in September of Miss Mar
garet Bissett OF Garrett Park Md. to
Mr.. Herbert NJ. Sherline of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherline Will make their
home in Washington.
Mrs Myra Kingman Miller of Long
Beach, Cal, had as her guests last
week Miss Freda Clayton and Mrs.
Alice Newhard of Washington. whom
she met on her recent visit to this city.
Mrs. Newh hard is a member of the Colo
NAL Danes and the d. A r. and Is a
cotemporary of Mrs. John A Logan
and other distinguished women OF the
old southern school
A party of Washingtonians. including
Mr.. and Mrs r. G.. Fletcher. Miss Edith
Graham, Miss May Graham and H. +.
Edwards returned several days ago
from a motor trip to the country estate
of w. H. Gaylord. at Quaker Lake. Pa.
The party also visited at Delaware
Water Gap on the way to Quaker Lake.
Miss Emma Dorothy Schutrumpf and
Mr. Clause Gathgens entertained Monday y
evening at the home of Miss Schut-
rumpf. in M street in honor of Mr. Fred
C. Stello. who will soon join the Ma
tional Army at Camp Meade. The house
was decorated in roses. golden rod and
fall leaves. A handsome wrist watch
was presented to Mr. Stello, Among
those present were: Misses Emma
Schutrumpf, Selma Heitmuller. Hor-
tense Heitmuller. Anna Heider. Mamie
Heider, Emma Wahl. McWhorter, Edith
Harper, Mrs. Charles Stello. Mrs. Au-
gust Moore, Mrs. Ernest Moore. Mrs
Paul Clements. Mrs. William Scott, Mrs
Henry Stambaugh. Mrs. John Schut
rumpf and Messrs. Fred c. Stello, Ralph
Stello, Harold Lawton, Arthur Hull
John Bremen, William Hagerman, Er-
nest Moore, August Moore. Clause Gath
gen and Henry Stambaugh.
Mr.. Michael Warner was given fare
we'll surprise party Thursday even
ing at the home Of his parents. 11o6
10th street southeast, as he has been
called to the colors. Games. singing
and dancing entertained the company
until an early hour. Miss Gladys En-
ply rendered instrumental music Mr.
Mike Warner and Miss Katharine
ONeill of Baltimore sang. The rooms
were decorated with flags and flowers.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Warner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ede-
lin. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Warner.