Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-04


an occasion. while the table service Will he
of gold. No Formally will be observed in
seating the guests at the other tables, Of
which there will be ten.
The wedding cake boxes are covered with
| white MORE, and on it will appear, under
the ducal coronet. the monogram &C NJ
Consuelo-Marlborough) After The wedding
breakfast the Duke and Duchess OF MARI
| borough will leave at once for the Wander
bilt country place. Idle Hour. at Oahdale,
L. L At this beautiful country place Miss
Vanderbilt passed most of ner childhood.
Idle Hour is house OF composite architec.
ture. surrounded by beautiful grounds. and
overlooks Great South bay. 1t is an easy
drive from Baysnore or 1slip. the staoies
are we'll stocked and there is everything &c
make life attractive ana charming ihe
date of their sailing for the continent OF
Europe has not been announced by any OF
the family or friends, but their departure Is
not likely to be long delayed
The New York Herald gives the list OF
the invited guests-the President and Mrs.
Cleveland, Mrs. and Miss Bonaparte, sen
ator and Mrs Brice, the Misses Brice'
| Senator and Mrs. Cameron, the Italian am
bassador and Baroness Fava, MI. ID. =.
Bax-Ironsides, Judge and Mrs John DAVIS
Miss Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Endlcott,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riggs are among those
asked from this city.
The engagement of Miss Regina Barbour
daughter of Mrs. James L. Barbour OF Far
ra gut square, to Senior Don Julio Renglfo,
charge 'affaires of the Colombian legation
which has been known for several months
to their intimate circle of friends, is now an
nounced. The wedding has been set ior
Wednesday, November 20. at the new 81.
Matthew's Church, but will be very quiet
event, of which only family party VIII ne
witnesses. Mr.. Eastman of the legation OF
Chile will attend the groom as best man anu
Miss Annie Barbour will be maid of honor
for her sister. After a brief out-of-town trip.
the couple will return to this city to RESIDE:
Miss Barbour is the youngest daughter OF
the late James l.. Barbour, who. until MS
mi
the best known of Washington business
men. During the past year his WIDOW ara
her younger daughters have lived on Farra-
gut square The bride-elect Is not only
handsome girl, but Is endowed with every
grace of mind as we'll as person. She was
educated at the Sacred Heart Convent In
Paris, has travelled extensively in Europe
with her mother and sisters, and Is an ac-
complished linguist. Senior Rengifo is well
and favorably known among his colleagues
in the diplomatic CORPS He has been in
| charge of the Colombian legation ever since
he came here five years ago. as the last
| minister, Mr. Hurtado being also accredited
to several European capitals, has been alb
| sent from here almost continuously. Senior
Rengifo belongs to prominent family OF
| Colombia, and is a general in the army.
The wedding of Mr.. George Laurance
Wilkinson and Miss Adele Enloe. daughter
| of ex-Congressman Enloe of Tennessee,
brief mention of which has been made in
| these columns, was brilliant social event
| son is a prominent young Washingtonian.
| an active member of the Baptist Church,
| an alumnus Of the law department of Co.
| lumbar University and one of the ex-
aminers of the patent office His bride has
| been greatly admired for her beauty as
well as pleasing manners. and was belle
| in society during her parents residence
here the last two years. The groomsmen
were Messrs. G. p. Herndon of this city,
| Robert T. Lindsey of jackson, DIR. Jere L.
Cook and B. A. Enloe, jr. The bridesmaids
were the Misses Grace arlington. Hattie
| Davis Grace Duke and Florence Skofiing
| ton. Miss Fontine Enloe was maid of
| honor for her sister. The bride was es-
| corted in church by her father and was
| superbly gowned in white satin trimmed
| with chiffon and pearl passamenteries. Her
| tulle veil was held by a tiara of diamonds
| and bride roses formed her bouquet. Mr..
George C. French Of Kansas City, Mo-, was
| best man, and Rev. H. B. Johnston, pastor
of the Methodist Church where the cere-
| mony took place, officiated. A reception
| followed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Enloe. after which the young couple started
| for their wedding trip, the early part of
which they will spend at Atlanta. They
| will be several weeks travelling in the
south before coming here, when they will
| make visit of some weeks with Mr.. Will
kinson. ST.. at his residence 1926 K street,
| before taking up their residence at the
| Woodmcnt Flats.
| A very enjoyable surprise party was tend
cred Capt. W. W. Mills at his residence,
|
evening. by the members of Liberty Lodge.
| No. 8, 1. o. G. T., the occasion being the
| birthday of Capt. Mills, and also Miss
Bertha Kennedy. both active members in
| this organization. During the evening the
| chief templar. Mr.. A. ]. Kennedy in be-
half of the lodge, presented Capt. Mills
| with a handsome silver-mounted cane as a
| token of their best wishes and kindest re-
| CARDS. Among those present were Mr.. and
| Mrs Gerhauser, Mr.. and Mrs. Scrivener
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs
Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Bond. Misses
Blanche Crown. BERTHE Bohannon, Cora
Perkins, Lena Melchoir, NJ. H. Holmes,
| Anna Meyer. Sadie Brown, Bertha and
Alice Kennedy Edna Mills, Emily Gill, and
Carter. ]. w. Brown. w. T. Knight, Geo
D. Watt, J. H. Simmons. G. c. Crooks, W.
| H. Pennington w. H. Leidy, c. L. Gilliatt
| and H. C. Wolf.
| The announcement is made of the ap-
preaching marriage of DR.. George B. Corey
| Of the fourth assistant postmaster gen.
| erals Office and Miss Lucia Naylor.
Miss May v. Neumeyer will be married
| to Mr. George P. Parton of Scranton, Pa,
en- the morning of November u.
Miss Marie Roberta Bailey, daughter of
| Mr.. Edward Bailey, and Mr. Frederick F.
| Wednesday afternoon at the residence of
| the brides parents, i21 Sd street. Only
their intimate friends will be present at
| the ceremony, which will be performed by
| "A.
take wedding trip before settling down at
their future residence, Ills Q street.
| A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
| dence of Miss Emma Hempler. 100 18th
| street northeast, Thursday last. Games
and dancing were enjoyed and refresh
| ments were served. Among those present
| were the Misses S. Gave, G. Shaw, b.
| Duvall, NJ Hempler, S. Watson, f. Hemp
| Ter and Messrs. Johnson, Vernon. Hempler,
DANES, Doravan, Consintine, Stewart Rus
| sel KidWell and SeebOlt.
Mrs Daniel N. Morgan, Miss Morgan
| and Master Will Morgan, the family of the
| United States treasurer, have returned from
| their home at Bridgeport, Conn.,. and taken
| up their residence again at the Normandie
| for the winter
Mrs. W. T. Faircloth of Goldsboro. N. c.,
and Miss Evelyn Wooten of La Grange,
| N. c., are visiting the family of Deputy
| Auditor George W. Sanderlin, zoos street
| northwest Mrs. Faircloth is the sister of
| Mrs. Sanderlin and wife of the present
| chief justice of the supreme court of North
| Carolina. Miss Wooten is the niece of Mrs.
| Sanderlin and daughter Of Hon. S. 1. Woot-
| en-, member of the North Carolina legislature
| of 1893, and niece of Hon. c. S. Wooten,
| member of the legislature of 1895. They will
,, CO..