Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

Miss Barrine Drake, daughter of
Gen. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake, has
| returned after making. a series of
visits in the north and is again with
| her parents at their residence. 1909
s street.
| Col Allen G. Love. U. s. A.. enter
at the Cafe st. Marks.
|
| One Of the most important weddings
Katherine Henckels. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Henckels, to Maj. Roy
Macleay Fortier. Medical Corps, U. S. A.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fortier of
Berkeley, Calf.
The ceremony will take place at
O'Clock at. the home of the brides
parents. the Rev. Charles T. Warner of
Mount st. Adams officiating, in the pres
ence of a small gathering of relatives
and friends. The bride will be attended
trott, Mich. as matron of honor. and
Maj. Scott, Medical Corps, U. S. A., will
act as best man. Miss Frances Henck-
els. sister, of the bride. and Miss Mildred
Quinby of Detroit will be the brides
maids. small reception will follow
bride will leave later in the week for an
Iextended trip to California. They, will
later go to Eagle Pass, Tex, to make
their home. The out-oftown guests here
Edward Ross Granger Of Detroit, Gen.
and Mrs. William Verbeck and Mr.. and
Mrs. Guido Verheck of Syracuse, N. Y.
and Miss Marjorie Wright of New York.
Mrs. William Meade Coulling, who has
been on an extended motor trip, is now
in Boston to remain for some time,
1
DR.. William F. Walter announces the
engagement of his daughter, Loretto
Celeste, to Lieut.. Walter Chadbourne
Wilson, u. s. N, son of Mr. and Mrs,
wedding win take place in November.
Miss Helene Hamilton, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Charles D. ,Helmbold
at her cottage, at White Sulphur
Springs. has Joined her father. Bishop
John Hamilton, and will go with him to
Maine for the remain Of the month.
Brazilian Diplomat Honored.
| M. Armerico de Gafvao Bueno, Sec
ond secretary of the Brazilian en-
Sforza. Italian minister of foreign at
fairs, that the king has made him an
officer. in the Order Of the Crown OF
Italy. Mr.. Bueno was for three years
q member Of the Brazilian embassy
at the Quirinal in Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Keller of Pitts
burgh, Pa, announce the marriage Of
their DAUGHTER. Phyllis Elizabeth. and
MI; william Y. Filiebrown. son Of DR..
place. and grandson of the late Commo-
dore T.. s.. Ffllebrown, In Pittsburgh,
Pa. yesterday.
At nuptial mass in st. Joseph's
! Catholic Church, New London, Conn.
this morning Mr.. Louis. de Sassurs
Carroll OF this city. and Miss Una
Carine Donahoe Of Baltic, Conn. were
married, the Rev. Joseph Sullivan
SIN, a. collegemate Of the groom. o,
Catholic University, ofhciating, assist.
ed by the pastor. the Rev. VIM. c
F1tzsimmons. Other clergymen in the
Baltic. Conn: Rev.. Joseph F. Sollier
Immaculate Conception Church, Bos.
ton Mass: Rev. Joseph Henernan
St. Vincent Eerre. New York; Rev
Peter nolin. Hartford. Conn: Rev: L
Westerly, R. l.: Rev. Cyril Higgins
3Westerly, r. l., and Rev. JOSEPH
Lowry. S. j.. Boston. Mass.
! The matfon OF Manor was Mrs
Thomas L. Ferry of Meriden, Conn, :
van Of Brooklyn, N. Y; Miss Margare,
Callahan of this city, and Miss Helen
D6navan of Providence, r. L, were the
bridesmaids. and Miss Marguerite
Donahoe, another sister of the bride
was maid Of honor. - =
The bride. wore a gown. OF white
duchess satin, with pearl trimmings
and court train. Her veil was, OF
tulle caught on the train with orange
blossoms "A shower of lilies of the
valley and rosebuds formed, her bou.
}Quet. ~. = ~. 80. u.
Mr. Harry R. Carroll, brother Of the
bridegroom, was best man. And. the
groomsmen were: Mr.. Charles Mat.
tingly Of Cleveland. Ohio, Mr.. Gel
Dowd Of this city, Mr.. William Prem
dergast of Providence. r. L. and Mr.
. John Donahoe, brother Of. the BRIDE
Prof. A. Farrell of st. Patrick's
Cathedral. Norwich, C6nn., was at the
organ. and Miss Eleanor Callahan Of
New London the soprano soIoist.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
From Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Pope. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Dowd and
daushters. Misses .Aileen and Rika;
Mrs. 2. j. Callahan and their daugh-
ters. Misses Dorothy and Margaret
After the wedding breakfast, which
was served at the Oswegatchie
House country Club. MIR. and Mrs
They will come to washington the
1st OF October and will reside at 3ll5
Mount Pleasant street. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Montxomery
Bostwick OF Now York anneunce the
marriage Of their sister, Mrs. Murfe]
Hoodless Oliphant. to Mr.. Julian Bur
roll Hun. Thursday. September 3. In
the city OF New York. M. HIM IN the
brother OF Mrs. Murray Cobb of wash
Fington. and their father. the late M
Hun. being a representative in Con.
gress from Pennsylvania for Soma
years. they have long been identin.S
with the official and social life Of the
capital. Mrs. George F. Hun. their
mother. who still retains. home IN
Washington, dividing her time he.
tween the capital and her homes Al
the Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphfa. and In
st. Augustine. Fla, has had her SON
Mr.. Julian Burrell Hun. with har
much of the time.
Count Mario Carracciolo Of tho Ita,-
ian mission in New York has Joined
Countess Caracciolo and son, who are
\ visiting her parents at the View Tree
farm. home of Mr.. and Mrs. Osca =
TERRY Crosby. near Warrenton, va.
Mr.. Charles Henry Butler. who was
In Washington for a few days, has
rejoined his family at their farm in
Maine. He and his family will close
their country place and return here