Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-11
SOCIETY
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Henry Ramsdell. in their home at
Gaithersburg Md
Mrs. Ramsdell will spend next week
with her son and daughter in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Charles Ramsdell, at
Chopper, Md, and will return to her
apartment in Pelham Courts the end Of
September.
The Misses O'Conneu have returned
to their apartment in Wardnan Park
Hotel after a motor trip along the At
lantic Coast.
Miss Jean Woodson, daughter Of Mr..
and Miss Eugene r. Woodson, is visiting
Miss Virginia Eagle in the home of her
parents in Houston, Tex. Miss Eagle was
a classmate Of Miss WoodSon at Holton
Arms.
Mrs. Moss, widow of Judge Mckenzie
Moss, commissioner of internal revenue,
spent yesterday in Washington, return
ing to Chestnut Hill by plane. Mrs.
Moss and her mother, Mrs. N. B.
Brewer of Bowling Green, KY, were at
Camp Ninomis on Saranac Lake through
August with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Buff
fington Simonin, son-in-law and daugh-
ter of Mrs Moss, and are now with Mr..
Moss other son-in-law and daughter.
Mrs. Moss and her mother will come
to Washington later in the Autumn and
win be with MT. and Mrs. McElroy Moss,
son and daughter-in-law Of Mrs. Moss,
In their place near Olney. Md, before
returning to Bowling Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Humphrey OF
Holly avenue, Takoma Park. Md. an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Adelaide Carey, to Mr.. Stanley
Fletcher Fraser, son Of Mr.. Frank M.
Fraser. the wedding to take place IN
December.
Mr.. and Mrs Hermann Hagedorn and
family of Indian Lane Spring Valley,
who have spent the Summer at Nan
tucket, will return to their Washington
home September Is. Mr. and Mrs. w.
j. Montgomery, who have occupied the
Hagedo.n home during the Summer
months, will return on that date to
their home on Davis street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick F. Blachly Of
Cathedral avenue returned from Europe
a few days ago on the City OF Baltl-
more. While in Paris and Berlin they
collected material for a book entitled
The Government and Administration
of France" on which they are collab-
Grating. Their two sons, Frederick and
Howard, spent the Summer at the fam
lily camp at Brightwater, Me.
Commandant and Mrs. Briscoe
Hosts to Daughters Friends.
Conlmandant and Mrs. Oron H.
Briscoe entertained at Normandy Farms
Yesterday friends Of their daughter,
Miss Edith Tenmore Briscoe, previous
to her departure for Europe to continue
her art studies The dinner guests were
Houston, Miss Eva Davis, Miss Josephine
Daily and Mrs. Alma Gleeson.
Mrs. Norman B. Sheppard entertained
n group at luncheon yesterday at the
Shoreham.
Mrs. Harry K. McHarg, jr., and her
Young daughter are at the Shoreham
bending the completion OF their new
home at $3.50 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. McHarg returned to the city yes
terday.
Mrs. L. D. Fuller is now at the Shore
ham, where she has leased an apart
ment for the coming season.
Mrs. Eleanor Page Fox has just, re-
turned from jamestown, R.. l., wnere
she spent the Summer with her 1atneF'
Mr.. William Tyler Page, clerk OF the
House of Representatives, at snort
Point Lodge.
Miss Belle Leon has recently returned
from abroad, where she complneo d
tour Of the principal cities OF Europe
with Mediterranean cruise.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Robert Perkins and
children have returned from Atlantic
CITY. where they occupied cottage
during the Summer.
IYaI
hostess at a lovely bridal shower given
last night at her home in honor OF
Miss Mary Frances Grace, whose mar
riage to Mr. Oswald c. Conneu VIII
take place next week.
Miss Dorothy Brevard Wilkinson OF
st. Louis, Mo-, was married yesterday
to Mr. Ford Henry Davis of Kansas
CITY. Mo, at the Episcopal Church OF
st. MaryS-by- the-Sea in Northeast Har-
Dor. Me. The Rev. Albert Whitaker
officiated at the ceremony.
Miss Jane Wilkinson Biackmer;
ant. Mr.. John Cabell wilkinson,
brother. gave the bride away. The or
gan was played by Mr.. Leopold DAM
Tosch. the son of the Rev. Frank DAM
rosch and the great-grandson OF Dr.
Leopold Damrosch. A wedding break
fast followed at the Jordan Pond House
in Seal Harbor.
reception took place at o'clock
at Matoaka, the Summer home OF Mrs.
L. Guy Blackmer of st. Louis, a sister
of the bride Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left
for a motor trip through New England
and will return to their home at 8
Plimpton street, Cambridge, Mass. Mrs.
Davis is the youngest child OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell wilkinson of St.
Louis. Her sisters are: Mrs. Charles
T. Malcolmson, an educator, now
abroad; Mrs. L. Guy Blackmer and
Mrs. Francis B. Waddock Of st. Louis.
Her brothers are: Mr.. Tudor Wilkin-
son of Paris an artist. and Mr.. John
Cabell Wilkinson of Washington,
Journalist. Mr.. Davis Is the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Christopher
Davis of Kansas City. He is the
brother of Mrs. Henry Van S. Hubbard
of California and Mrs James c. Walker
of Kansas City.
Miss Kate MacCrea has arrived in
the Capital from Santa Barbara, Calf.
During her visit here Miss MacCrea