Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Beautiful Wedding Scene at the Venezue.
Ian Legation.
Miss Teresa Andrade Becomes Mrs
Gustav SchlOttmann-Person
Notes of Interest.

Herndny. Inc Dr1de, VINO Is both attrac-
tive In person and manner, was born in
Genoa, where her parents resided for some
years. Mr.. .Andrade was afterward made
governor of Maracaibo in Venezuela More
latterly, as a memeber Of Congress, a resi-
oence In Caracas followed for ten years.
Mr. Andrade was accompanied by his fam
lily to this country, during the worlds fair
year, and 1t was during this period the
young ladies' acquired English, which was
such pleasure to them when they return
ca again over year ago. Mr.. Schlott-
mas resided for some years in Venezuela.
ness.
For the ceremony, today the house was
most deliberately decked-white roses and
white blooms completely transformed the
drawing rooms. The wedding bower was
arranged in the wide bay window Palms
ana foliage plants formed the background
overhead was suspended a huge wedding
Dell, made Of white flowers. Draperies of
vines, dotted with white rosebuds and lilies
OF the valley, were tied back each side of
the bower, with bows and loops of white
r.ppon. Garlands of ribbon made a pref
~ eHect across the top of the bower and
from the center loon the weddIna Ill
swung.
The mantels in the parlors were banked
with maiden hair fern, sprayed with white
roses and orchids The orchid is almost
une queen Of the floral kingdom in Venez-
Deautiful decorations, the superb gifts OF
mowers sent the bride added oil er gorgeous
treasures to the room. In the dining room
Wnlte movers and Bermuda lilies also pre-
dominated. The wedding cake was wreath
ed in roses and valley lilies
KEY. Thomas 8. Lee, rector of St Mat
news Church, was the officiating clergy
man. Miss Andrade, who received the
guests, attended her sister as maid of
monor: Mr.. Jose Andrade was best man
Inc Iamlly party and the couple entered
tl!e drawing room together
me bride wore a slightly trained dress
Oh White satin. The bodice was trimmed
WIN iace and sprays Of orange blossoms
"A cascade OF the lace ard orange blossonns
Trimmed one side of the skirt in front
ohe wore a wreath of orange blossoms a
tuile veil and carried large bouquet of
hlles of the valley Miss Andrade was eIe-
gantly gowned in white silk. After the
afternoon Mr. and Mrs Schlottmann left
Tor New York and Niagara Falls. The
brides travelling dress was of gray cloth
VIII, WIN a pretty finish of gilt braid on the
bodice. The couple will sail for Colombia
where they will in future reside, Nav Ia
Among those present a: the wedding were
ihe secretary OF State and Mrs. Olney, the
British ambassador and Lady Pauncefofe
the Misses Pauncefote, the French ambassa'
cor, the German ambassador and Baroness
Won 1hie!man, the Mexican minister and
Mrs Romero. the Spanish minister and Mrs
Dupuy de Lone, the Brazilian minister and
Mrs. de Mendonca, the Misses de Mendonca
Dr and Mrs. GuZman, the Colombian
charge de affaires and Mrs Rengifo Mr..
and Mrs John w. Foster. Mrs. Carlisle,
Mrs and Miss Harmon. Mrs. Fuller. Mrs
Field, Senator and the Misses Morgan
Representative and Mrs McCreery Mrs r.
X Hit and the Swiss minister and Mrs
Pioda-
Miss Louise Schmitt gave a musicale last
night, in honor of Miss Lulu Helbg of New
Jersey and Miss Mamie Helbig of Ralti-
more The program was as follows: Over
ture, by the Messrs. w. Rabb, A. johnson,
F. Helbig, c. Shreves c. Holer and G.
Schmitt; piano solos, by the Misses Linda
FRANKIE, Carrie Besler, Florence Click and
W Swan; vocal solos, by Messrs. E. Rabb,
II. FRANKIE, F. Helbig, F Rabb and Miss L,
Schmitt; piano duet, by Miss F. Click and
Mr. F. Helbig; vocal duet, Miss L. Schmitt
ard Miss l.. Helbig. After refreshments the
dancing.
Mrs. Mary E. Cunningham has gone to
Richmond, Va, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Ranken, jr.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Altemus announces the
marriage of her daughter, Mae Forrest, to
DR.. George Barclay Reeves, Wednesday,
April ". At home, Hyattsville Nd, after
May 70.
Miss Ruth Marie Sites will be at homo
with her aunt, Mrs. A. p. Lacey, Friday
afternoon. from B to $50 O'clock at 1915
Chiffon street Mrs. Lacey will not be at
home tomorrow.
Miss Hartley Graham is contemplating
visit to her niece, Mrs Sara A Robinson.
Miss Graham has been a great sufferer this
winter and spring and has only recently
been out twice on a rolling chair.
Senior Maurel de Oliveira Lima the new
secretary to the Brazilian legation, is at
the Grafton with his wife and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Chanler ana FAM
lily, who have been spending the past six
weeks at the Grafton, returned to their
home yesterday at Tuxedo Park, N. Y.
Mrs. William Window is visiting Mrs.
John S. Gilman at her country place at
Waverly, near Baltimore
Mrs. DomingueZ will sail Saturday for
Europe and will be followed in June by her
husband, who has been recently appointed
gentine minister.
The Chinese minister sailed yesterday
from Lima, Peru. for this country.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Union Chapel
Colonial Beach, gave a musical and liter
airy entertainment last evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. T. CLANCY. Program:
Piano duet, Miss Belle and Louie Leeds.
recitation, little Richie McClain; piano and
mandolin duet, Misses Ida and Bessie Rem
shaw: song, Miss Mae Lewis; song, Master
Frank Evans; recitation, Mr.. Archibald
Mckee; song, Mr.. N. Howling; recitation,
Mr.. Harding; song, Miss Blanch Wood, and
recitation, Mr.. John Howling.
The Queer Wheelmen and their lady
friends were entertained last evening at
the home Of the president Of the club, Mr..
Robert Clokey, at TO Doth street a very
pleasant evening being spent. The enjoy
ment of the evening was the unwinding of
the spiders web, the cords of the thread
running over the entire house. with many
knots and turns. Much amusement was
occasioned by this, the prizes at the close
being awarded to Miss Gardiner and Mr.
Andrews. At the close of this refreshments
were served to ALL the table being prettily
decorated. Music and song wound up the
pleasant evening. Among those present
were Messrs. Larrimore, Andrews, Vogt
Ghiselli, Pitkin, Powers and Clokey and
Misses Mamie, Blanche and Sadie Clokey,
Pitkin, Eckard, Swanson, Brooke and Van
Patton.
At the Ninth Street Church.
A delightful musical and literary enter
tainment was given last evening by the