Evening star., 1895-06-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Early June Weddings Will Be Numer-
GUS
Mr.. Mario de Mendonca and Miss
Rodgers Married on Saturday,
Personal Mention.

AS announced in Saturdays Star, Mr..
Mario de Mendonca and Miss Charlotte
Marion Rodgers were married on that day
| in Brooklyn ct st. Johns Church Only
the contracting families were Witnesses OF
the happy event. Minister and Mrs. Men
donca and the Misses Mendonca returned
yesterday to this city. After bridal trip
the couple will spend the summer with the
Mendonca family in the Adirondacks.
Miss Elizabeth Randolph keim and Lieut..
Chas. w. Kurtz, U. S. A.. will be married
June 25 at Christ Cathedral, Reading. Pa.
Miss Ella R. Peacock of Chicago, Miss
Anna Kem Millholland of Cumberland
Md; Miss Alice Finckel of this city, Miss
Bess D. Green of Reading Pa, will be
bridesmaids. The brides sister, Harriette,
will be her maid of honor. Lieut.. Kurtz
now stationed at Fort Ethan Allen, and as
ushers his classmates, Lieut. Jay Morrow,
Lieut. NJ. Walker, Lieut. George Howell,
Lieut.. johnson. all of the United States
corps Of engineers and stationed at Will
let's Point. New York harbor. The couple
will sail for Europe July 3. Mr.. and Mrs.
Keim. with their daughter will also spend
the summer abroad. Miss Ella r. Peacock
OF Chicago will accompany them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schade and family
leave for Anna Rub. their country place in
Fairfax county, Va, tomorrow. They will
not return to the city before September.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Lila Trenholm and Mr.. John G. Capers.
June Is. at the Church of the Ascension.
Mrs. Robert N. Harper has as her guests
Misses Edith and Maggie Moore of Fairfax,
Hiss Mathew and Miss Wise Of Leesburg
and Mr.. Wells A. Harper. Mrs Harper
will give a dancing party in their home
tonight.
Misses Headden and Wright, after few
weeks delightful visit to Miss Marie R.
Bailey, have returned to Rome, Ga.
Miss Genevieve Mattingly and Miss Flor
ence Farnsxorth sailed for Europe on Sat
urday. Mr.. VIM F. Mattingly went to New
York to see his daughter off Miss Mat
t:Egly will join her mother and sister, who
have been abroad the past year.
There was a pleasant gathering of young
pee pie on Friday evening last at the resi-
denoe of MIR. and Mrs. Carson, 926 9th
street northeast, to celebrate the twenty
fourth birthday of Mr.. F. j. Henning.
Mowatt. Miss Ida Jones, Miss Alice and
Lizzie Beardsley, Mrs. Beardsley, Miss Lu-
la Battenfield, Misses Rebecca and Susie
Montgomery, Mrs. Lewis. Mr.. Lewis, Mrs.
Rest, Mr.. j. Mccain, Mr.. E. Libbey, MIR.
G. Mowatt, Mr.. Wm. Rose, Miss G. Hetron
and VIM Hefron After several recitations
by Miss Rebecca Montgomery, and fancy
dancing by Miss Gertrude Hefron and Miss
Sue Montgomery, the guests repaired to
the dining room for refreshments.
Cards have been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. William Webster Waters of Sewick-
ley, Pa, announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Loring Waters,
to Richard Roberts Quay, son of Senator
and Mrs. Quay.
Minister Mendonca and family expect to
go to their summer place in the Adiron-
dacks the last of the week.
Announcement is made of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Ethel Purcell, daugh-
ter of Mrs. James J. Purcell, to Mr.. Walter
Stilson Hutc hins, elder son of Mr.. Stilson
Hutchirs of this city. Miss Purcell is
granddaughter of the late Gen. Joseph A.
Haskin, and her family is well known in
army circles. Mr. Hutchins has resided in
New York most of the time since he Gev-
cred his connection with the Post of this
city, of which he was editor for some years.
day, June Is, at the Church of ST. Michael
and All Angels.