Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
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resentative and Mrs. Champ Clark, at
Honeyshuck, their home in Bowling
Green, Mo. They will visit Mrs.
Thomson's brother. Mr.. Bennett Clark,
in st. Louis. before returning to their
home in New Orleans.
Canon Henry Russell Talbot of the
Washington Cathedral spent last
week at Poland Springs, Me
Mrs. Alexander Sharpe, sr.. who
left Washington several months ago
to spend the summer on the Pacific
coast, is now at the Bear mountain
ranch of her sister. Mrs; Harry Eller;;
widow of Mr.. Eller of London and
Los Angeles. While in San Diego
recently Mrs. Sharpe, as one of the
guests of Mrs. L. S. Grant. jr.. was
present at the marriage of the lat
fer's son, Mr.. John Fins of San Fran
cisco. to Miss Bernardine Gass of San
Diego.
Mrs. Sharpe will remain west until
October. when she goes for a months
stay with Mrs. Alexander Sharpe. Jr-.
at her cottage at Cape May before
returning to Washington for the
winter.
Lieut.. Col. Edward A Stockton.
Z: S A.. now stationed at spokane.
WASH will have his quests Ra this
Stockton and Mr.. Robert Stockton of
Swathmore, who on their return east
will make the trip through the yell
1owstone. Col Stockton's brothers
are at present visiting their other
brother. Mai. Max r. stockton. L. :. A,
and Mrs Stockton. at Denver.
Commander Edward II. Scribner.
e. S. N, retired. and Mrs. Scribner,
Miss Grace Scribner. Mr.. Ernest Serb
Nc do Dax hax- nk
to Poland Springs. Me
Commander William McEntee. U. s.
N, and Mrs. McEntee. who have been
on a months vacation TO Montreal
and Quebec. are in New York at the
Hotel Astor for a few days, prior to
returning to Washington. Com
mander McEntee is on duty at the
Navy Department.
Lieut.. Robert Turner barrow. Q. S.
N. and Mrs. Darrow have leased the
residence of Commander Ralph Wood
~ Annapolis. while Lieut. Darrow is
oh huty at the Post Graduate School.
The Misses Ienore and Johnjaline
Willamette of Seat Pleasant, Md
are visiting their uncle, Capt D. E.
Dismukes. commandant, naval train
ing station, Newport. X. /.
The New York girls of Calvert Club
viii entertain at a dancing party at
the<Columbus Country Club July %.
Lewis-Notes Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Sadie S.
Notes, daughter of MI and Mrs. David
Notes, to DR.. Edward Lewis, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Lewis, took place
o'clock, at the home of the brides
parents. 1926 Ordway street. Cleveland
Park, D. c., Rabbi c. H. Rubinstein of
Baltimore officiating.
Only small group of relatives and
intimate friends of the two families
were present The bride was attend
ed by Miss Mamie I. Bloom as maid
of honor, and DR.. Harry Lewis. broth
er of the bridegroom. was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Melick an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Martha Melick, to Mr..
Ernest Leroy Shaw. The marriage
will take place in the early fall.
Mrs. r. ]. Palmer of 144s Park road
announces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Mary Inez Palmer. to
Mr.. Daniel Olin Throgmorton Of Ar
kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Edmunds are
leaving this week for a motor trip
through Maryland and West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Birthright.
with their two sons, James and Wood
son. left the city yesterday in their
car to motor to Raleigh, N C.
Accompanying Mr.. and Mrs. Birth
right on their trip were Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. s. Van Brunt and their little son
Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. l. Fellheimer and fam
lily have taken possession of their
new home at 1862 Parkwood place
northwest.
Mrs. c. E Hearst and Mrs. Hugh
n. Mccormick of this city are spend
ing the season at Orkney Springs. Va.
where they gave a book party on
Monday evening, when one of the pri-
vate reception rooms was used. with
the walls decorated with magazine
and book posters and other advertis-
ing cuts. W hich were afterward utiliz-
ed il guessing contest. Other Wash
ingtonians present were Mrs D. A.
Greenlees. Miss Leonora Greenlees,
Miss Elizabeth Greenlees. Miss Mary
Louise Lemon. Miss Elizabeth Young.
Miss Ella Nelson. Miss Josephine
Giesking. Miss Amos. Miss Marcel
Greenhalgh and Miss Mabel Quinn.
Stories of Well Known Folk.
Princess Beatrice, youngest of the
late Queen Fictoria's daughters, has