Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
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have opened the Fearn Cottage, Hot
Springs. Va, and are making Thurs
day to Monday visits before definitely
| leaving Washington for the summer.
Mrs. Howe has already started her
Community Singing Club at the Com
munity House. and the meetings on
Thursday evenings are very large and
very successful. =.
Mrs Calderon Carlisle. who is still
in Washington, will shortly go to
Shadeacre. her place at Hot Springs.
| Barton Lodge. one of the most ef-
fectively placed cottages at the Hot
! Springs, Va. has been taken for the
summer by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Camp
bell Graef of Washington and New
York, and will be opened by them on
Miss Olive Graef were at the Home
stead during the greater part Of the
! spring season.
| Capt and Mrs. Walter F. Dilling-
ham. who have been living in Wash
to return to their home in Honolulu,
sailing from San: Francisco in July,
Mrs Charles Henry Butler will leave
town next week by motor for Mont
sweag Farm, Wiscasset, Me-, where
she and Mr.. Butler spend every sum-
mer. Mr.. Butler has already gone
to the farm. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Cox and their
| son, Capt. Theodore Cox. have gone tC
| Delaware, Ohio, to attend the COM
mencement of the Ohio Wesleyan
| University.
DR.. Dugald Stewart Of Edinboro,
Scotland, announces the engagement,
of his niece, Miss Mary Patricia
stevenson, to Mr.. Summerf1eld Mac
Carteney of Birmingham, Ala, and
| Washington. The wedding will take
Lieu. Col. Lewis c. Lucas. U. s. M. c.,
i and Mrs. Lucas have been Joined at
4 their home, 1913 Biltmore street, by
i their daughters. Miss Paula Lucas
! and Miss Louise Lucas, who came
from the Mount de Sales Academy,
! near Baltimore, where they were stu
dents. Miss Lucas graduated from the
| academy a few days ago with high
honors, being valedictorian. and also
receiving a medal for Christian doc
trine. and Miss Louise Lucas won a
| scholarship and a class medal for the
highest average. -.
Mai and Mrs Walter F. Dillingham;
! entertained dinner company Of six
! teen at the Cafe St. Marks last even l.
| ing. Mrs. Dillingham; has just re-
turned to Washington from Atlantic
| City, where she went a short time
| ago to establish a summer home and
| leave her children there for. the; sea-
| son. Both Maj. and Mrs. Dillingham;
will go to Atlantic City for the mid
season. -,
| Mr.. Alvin H. Kiesecker has Joined
Mrs. Kiesecker here aftersa, short
visit in New Orleans, where MT, and
Mrs. Keisecker spent several months
| earlier In the season. They VIII re-
main here for several weeks with
Mrs. Kiesecker's parents. DR.. and
| Mrs, F. o. Roman. .1s1S 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard, ac-
| companied by Miss Kathryn Gwynn,
| left yesterday to spend the summer
| in Kennebunkport. Me.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Ruth lie Duo, daughter OF Mr.. Henry
ander stratton of Camden, N. J.. took
| place yesterday at noon at the Church
| of the Covenant, the rector. Rev. DR..
Charles Wood, officiating. in the pres
| ence of the members of the two fami-
| Hes. .-.-..-r.-':, .sa..- =
The bride, who was given in mar
| rage by her father, wore a smart
| travelling costume Of dark blue geor-
gette crepe and satin. with hat to
match and a corsage bouquet of or
| bids and sweet peas.
| There were no attendants, and Mr..
! and Mrs Stratton left Immediately
! ,fter the ceremony for Atlantic City.
/ On their return to Washington they
| will reside at Wardman Courts.
| Among the out-of-town guests here
! sor the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
! James A. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Knapp Of Newark, N. J.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wedding.