Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Mexican Dinner for the Papal Able
gate.
A Pretty Wedding Yesterday-A Birth.
day Party Other
Gossip.

gave dinner last night Of fourteen covers
In honor OF Monsignor Satolli. The other
guests were the French ambassador and
Mrs. Patenotre the Chilean minister and
Mrs Cana, the Nicaraguan minister and
Mrs. Guxman. Baron de Rio Branco envoy
extraordinary OF Brazil on special mission:
Mr.. Yrigoyen. the charge de affaires OF
Peru; Minister Andrada Of Venezuela. Mr..
de Calvo. charge de afaires Of Costa Rics,
ana Archbishop Gillow of Oaxaca, Mexico.
The table spread in the spacious dining
room Of the legation had overhead gar
lands OF asparagus vines suspended from
the chandelier down to the crystal epergne.
In whose slender. nower-like vases pink
roses ana carnations made fragrant and
pretty masses of color. Mexican embroid-
cries OF unusual beauty aAd value adorned
the table. set Of doylies, a recent gift
from Mrs. Diax, wife of the president of
first time. On each is embroidered a figure
representing some phase of a Mexican
artisan. basketmaker, fisherman flower
dealer. etc, and the needlework is artistic
10 the highest degree, and exctes the great
est admiration.
Archbishop Gillow OF Oaxaca, Mexico, is
the guest of Monsignor Satolli during his
stay in this city.
A largely attended garden party and
birthday reception took place at the resi-
dence of Rev. 8. Geriah Lamkins, 254l
Messmore avenue northwest last night
Good music. both vocal and Instrumental
enlivened the occasion. The reverend gen
tleman received a number Of valuable pres
ents from his friends. and refreshments
were served In abundance.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday at
~ o'clock at the New York Avenue Pres
byterlan Church, Miss NJ. Josephine Ar
mold being united In marriage TO Mr. Wal
ter /. Rich. In the presence of an audience
OF friends. Rev. DR.. Bartlett performed the
ceremony. The ushers were Mr.w. ID. Dun
can. Mr.. Geo. H. Wood MIR H. NJ. Ad-
ans and Mr.. c. A. Jones. The bride and
groom entered the church together and
were preceded to the altar by the ushers
and the maid of honor. Miss Florence o.
Brien- The bride was becomingly attired
In white silk and carried a bouquet Of bride
roses. Her veil was caught In a pretty
way by a cluster of sweet peas. The cere-
mcny was followed By a breakfast at the
home Of the bride. No. 81 street north
east The bride received a valuable COL
lection OF presents. including set of knives
and forks and tea set Of silver from
friends Of the couple In the bookkeeping
and collecting divisions of the sixth audi
tors Office. After looming her travelling
costume the couple departed at 3 pm on
their wedding trip followed by a shower
Of rice and good wishes and the proverbial
old slipper. They intend TO spend three
weeks in New England. stopping on the
way at New York. and returning will take
up tnelI Teeiuence IN tnle city.
Rev. DR.. Harding, rector OF ST. Paurs
Church, on sd street will leave Washing
ton with his family on the Sd Of July for
the White mountains. DR. Harding has
taken a cottage at Hanover. n. H.. with
the hope that an entire change Of climate
may restore the health OF his little two
year-old son, who Ia just recovering from
typhoid fever. They will remain from
Washington Cor two or three months, ac-
cording TO the benefit Of the change.
Mrs Chas, 8. Coomes accompanied Mr.
and Mrs.F. Imhof to New York and Roches-
v eeks.
Miss Lulu Wood Of Capitol Hill is spend
ing the summer on the wicomico
Miss Ellen Vockey has returned to her
home. 1882 WallRch place. for a short visit
Mr.. John @. Judd will meet his children,
grandshildrep and old friends at his resi-
dence. 2soe l4th street. this evening" from
versary OF his birth.
A very pleasant dance was given last
Tuesday evening by The Flowers" at Oak
Villa, Riverdale Park. Nd, the summer
residence OF Mrs. J. A. Blundon.. Among
those present were the Misses Mann Of
New York, Misses Bessie Blundon, Ger
trude o'Neal. Edith Brown. Blanche Stu
art. Pearl Bayly. Bessie Wiegei of Balti-
more, Annie Wiener. Sopie Rienhart, Kate
Wheatly, Lula Lanman. Messrs. w r.
Brown. tr.. Walter E. Brown. VIM. Coombs
Wade Hampton Coombs. John Selectman
Chas. Lanman. John Bremen. VIM Earl
Albert Harris. Winder Swift of Richmond
Va; Chas. Lansdale and J. b. Waters
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. :. Bur
row Waters
A farewell reception was held at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Wood, the
occasion being the departure of their little
niece. Miss Ethel CarsweI, for the Blue
Ridge mountains. About thirty-seven chill
dren were present and played a number
OF games during the evening In the Dom
key game" Miss Ethel Carsweu won first
prize. and Miss Alice Rifle BOBBY prize
after which Refreshments were served each
child receiving . pretty souvenir