Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Invitations for the Leiter-Curzon Wedding
Are Out
Large Bridal Party Mt the Marriage
OF Miss Fendan and Mr.. Wen-
deu-Pcrsonal Mention.

Mt. and Mrs. Letter have sent out the
cards for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Mary, to Mr.. George Curzon of Eng
land. The ceremony will take place at st.
Johns Church, Monday, April o. at II 80.
The invitation includes "afterward at Du-
pont circle" for the breakfast. An admis-
sion card to the church ceremony accom-
panies the invitation.
At the marriage Of Miss Marian Fendall,
daughter Of the late Maj. Philip R. Fen
dali, U. s. NJ. c., and Mr.. Jacob Wendell.
jr., of New York, at st. Johns on Easter
Tuesday, the bride will be attended by six
bridesmaids, Miss Mary Fendall. Miss
Maud Davidge, Miss Gertrude Tredick CT
this city. Miss Mary Magruder Of Annap-
oils, Miss Louise kellogg of Williamstown.
Mass, and Miss Kittie Taylor of New York
Mr.. T. 8. Tredick Of Portsmouth, N. H,
uncle Of the bride, will give her away, and
Mr.. Evert Jansen Wendell of New York
will be best man for his brother. The
ushers will be Walter Davidge Of this city,
Morton C. Nichols, George Blagden, jr,
Rufus McDuftie. Arthur B. Nichols. Lloyd
Of New York. and Matthew Luce, Jr.. OF
Boston. The breakfast will follow at the
residence Of the BRIDES aunt, Miss Mary
Lee Fendall. before the bride and groom
take their departure for their wedding trip.
Senator Quay's family are now occupying
H.
is handsome addition to the fine resi-
dences in its locality. While there are
many little touches yet to be given the
effect is very bright, but soft toned, and
the furnishings are very elegant. The front
drawing room is modestly finished in art
shades of blue, and pinkish hues dominate
In the second parlor. Miss Quay is down
south recuperating after an attack of ILL
ness.
Judge and Mrs. John Davis and Miss
Davis win sail for Europe the coming We'd
nesday. Judge Davis has been in rather
poor health the past winter, and the trip Is
primarily undertaken for his benefit.
A quiet wedding was celebrated in New
York on Wednesday. March q. at the
Church of All Angels, Rev. De Lancey
Townshend performing the ceremony. The
groom was Mr.. Charles Carroll Poe, the
erly a resident of this city. The bride was
Mrs. Sophie Cook Starkey of Michigan.
Her father gave her away. Mrs. Poe. the
groom's mother. and Miss Poe. his sister.
were present. Lieut.. Cellar, U. S. A.. and
Mr.. Gaillard Hunt of this city, two init
mate friends of Mr.. Poe. assisted. Mr. Hunt
keeping house in New York, but they are
expected In Washington shortly on visit.
Mrs J. NJ. Carson and Miss Carson have
returned. after several weeks visit to New
York and Philadelphia.
The regular meeting of the Hedera Club
was held at the residence of the Misses
Clara and Ella Vermillicn, 321 LIST street
southeast After the business meeting
the guests repaired to the dining room,
where supper was served. Among those
present were the Misses Rita and Susie
Schroeder. Clara Tufts Annie Hutchinson.
Jennie Shomo. Clara and Fila vermillion
and Rosa Brady and Messrs. Walter Bur-
CESS, William Boswell, Ray Adams. Herbert
Hopkins, William Hail. Howard David Bell.
Bernard Kelly. Mr.. Nicholson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vermillion and Mr.. /. W. Caldwell
Mrs I. w. Nordlinger has discontinued
her day at home for the season
Miss Mamie McEhric Of Denver Is visit
ing Miss M. Belle Kirsey, 1861 14th
street.
Wimodaughsis will be at home Wednes-
day evening, April II, from to II.