Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-20

their honeymoon, which will be spent not
far from this city.
gifts will not be displayed on the wedding
day. That they are numerous and elegant
goes without saying, and will form magnifi-
cent souvenirs of her girlhood home and
English home.
The trousseau is to be got in England
after reaching London. Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
ION will sail on the Majestic shortly. trav-
cling In Europe and then going to the
groom's London house. Carleton Terrace.
while parliament continues in session. af-
terward settling at his country place. Ked-
lesion Hall, Derbyshire. It is not yet
certain whether they will reach London in
time for the queens last drawing room.
which closes the London season.
Next Wednesday will be a busy one in
the matrimonial market. Miss Florence
Andrews and Mr.. Llewellyn Whiting Estes
will be married at st. Andrews Church at
noon. Miss May O'Reilly and Mr.. Thomas
Durant at st. Paurs Church in the even
ing, when the ushers will be Mr.. Edmund
Perkins. Mr.. Howe Totten. Mr.. Charles
Fraley and Mr.. Nat Tyler. Miss Jennie
O'Reil1y will be the maid of honor and
Miss Durant and Miss Gushing the brides
maids. The marriage of Miss Catherine R.
w. Dean and Mr.. Charles Everett Kern
will take place at All Saints Chapel.
Deanewood, at o'clock.
The only other April wedding so far an
nounced is that of Miss Hopkins and Mr..
Wylie, Oh April 30 at noon, at st. Johns.
May is not popular as marrying month,
so after that date it Is only left to look
forward to June weddings, which, not
withstanding the interest which has been
felt in the after-Easter series, will quite
equal them in pleasurable incidents. An
engagement which has been recently an
nounced to their intimate friends, that Of
Rev. Ruter Springer and Miss Gertrude
Lynch, will eventuate in wedding the
first week Of June. Both are SO well known
md 1ra6 har hof mai
give as much pleasure to their friends as
It does to the contracting families. But
there will be others. too. that will keep
society in a state of delightful gossip until
all the couples have sailed away for
foreign lands.
Der Deutsch-Amerikanisch Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. T. P. Cieaves on Tuesday
last Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleaves. DIR. and Mrs: Won Hartieben' Mr'
Geo. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hazard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
D. Scott Mr.. and Mrs. p. Hofh.ger, Mr..
snd Mrs. Baker of Langdon, Mesdames
Houston. Gardner. Wilmer. schoenecker.
Stamp, Weston, Bernheim, Moore, Mrs. and
Miss Herzog, W. L. Perham. Morrill,. the
Misses Perham, Misses Flora and Bertha
Misses Sweeney. Hathaway. Cook. Beh-
rend, Young, Tallmadge baltimore, Hud
son. Alma and Ottiiie Ebert, Misses Won
Entrees. Lutz, Watson, Morrison, Willen
Messrs. Hannen1an. Altrup, Conley, H. W,
Howard. Tracy, Hancock, baltimore. G.
Warfield. Geo. r. Davis, Capt. Chas. Ebert
and others.
Mrs. Minnette Moore D. Sumpter of New
Mexico is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A p.
Lacey, 1915 Clifton street. having taken the
long journey In order to be with her aunts,
Mrs. Lacey and Mrs. Sites.
Miss Madgc Bachelor of Portland. Me-.
whose visit of two years ago is so pleas
antly remembered here, was married at
Riverton, N. J.. the home Of her sister, On
Wednesday at high noon to Mr.. George
Troutman Carter of Philadelphia. The
wedding was a very brilliant affair, which
was followed by reception from 80 to
800. Miss Marie Wadsworth of this city
was one of the bridesmaids, and among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John Floyd
Waggaman and Mr.. J. A. Shaffer of Wash
ington.-... sp t..sr.i.- -ae.
The Rossbourg Club Of the Maryland
Agricultural College gave one of their
pleasant dances at that institution last even
ing AS IT was the first dance after the
Lenten season. and also the last one OF
the season, except the annual June hall. a
larger aSSemblage than usual was present.
Mr.. Mechanism and Mr.. w. b. Crapster
were the chairmen of the floor and refresh
ment committees, Mr.. Barnes Compton, jr.,
was at the head of the program and in
vitation committee, and Mr.. Sligar looked
after the comfort Of the guests, each one
icing aided by an efficient corps Of assist
ants. program of twenty dances was
enjoyed very much by those present, sup
per being served in the dining room during
the intermission Mr.. Jones Of this city.
who has son at the college. gave bus
party, consisting of the Misses Watson,
Miss Anderson, Miss Hayes. Miss Kcefer,
Miss Jones, Miss Sherwood, Mr.. Connor
Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Lowe, which was chap
eroned by Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Sherwood and
present at the dance besides the above
mentioned were Miss Cecilia Duffy, the
Misses Mamie and Matte Tfse, Mrs. Tise,
Miss Carrie Acker, Miss Annie Long, Miss
Nellie and Mamie Carr, Miss Edyth Gal
liant. Miss Young, Mr.. Frank Watts, Mr..
Fielder, Mr.. Granville Lewis. Mr.. George
Harris, Mr.. Peter ]. Duffy, jr.. Mr.. Hodges
Carr, Mr.. Ed Fuller, Mr.. Fenwick, Mr.. Tai
bot, Mr.. Bannon, Mr.. Edwards, Mr.. Black
iston and Mr.. Rogers.
Mr.. Andrew Saks. accompanied by Mrs
Saks and their four children and nurses
sailed from New York this morning on the
Lucania for an extended stay in Europe.
DIR. Charles NJ. Franklin of Lancaster,
Pa, /. spending the Easter holidays with
his brother. r. L. Franklin. Mrs. Geo. D.
Goodrich of Boston is visiting Mrs Cham
pin and Mr.. Franklin, at 2733 P street
northwest. The Misses Champlin will re-
turn to school in Morristown. NJ on Mon
day next.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Switzerland, who have
been passing the Easter holidays at Old
Point Comfort aud Virginia Beach, return
ed home this morning.
Miss Elizabeth Killingsworth Brown. ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Maize Brown
has returned to Philadelphia. They both
will remain there till early summer when
they will join their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
d. Wolfe Brown, at one of the New Jersey
watering places.
Mrs. Libbie Mabes has returned to her
home in Troy. after a two weeks sojourn
with her sister, Mrs. Anna Cannon.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Boarman announce the
engagement of their daughter Marie to
Mr.. y. p. Rumley of South Carolina. The
marriage will take place in the near future
Mrs. r. Exner left for Atlantic City last
Tuesday, going to Carlsbad for the benefit
OF her health in June. DIR. John c. Exner
will accompany his mother on the trim to
Europe.
Miss Edythe Estelle Davis of Unity. Md
is visiting Miss Montrop at 61O Massa chm
sets avenue, and will be. here for a week
or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Coolidge are at the
lexington Hotel for the summer
A musicale was given by Mr.. and Mrs
T. A. Coakley at their residence. 81 r.
street northeast, in honor of their dauph-
tiers Annie and Alicia, who are about to re-
turn to school. Among those present were
the Rev. Fathers Schmitt. Jones and Dill
lon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Dickson and