Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
Looking Forward With Pleasure to the May
Weddings
Many Interesting Events of Daily
Occurrence-SOme Diplomatic
Departures-NOtcs.

most interesting character. The first May
bride will be Miss Teresa Andrade, whose
/ marriage to Mr.. Gustav Schlottmann will
| take place next Wednesday at noon at
| the Venezuelan legation. The drawing
rooms will be regular bower of roses and
blossoms about the young couple The
| bride will wear a white satin gown. Her
sister, Miss Andrade, will be her only at
tendant and Mr.. Jose Andrade will be best
man. The company invited is an especial
| ly notable one.
The marriage of Miss May Belle Stewart
and Mr.. Frank Payson will take place at
noon Saturday. May Ii, at Stewart castle.
The mansion is an ideal one for we'd
| ding party, as it is indeed for any large
entertainment. In her wedding robe of
white satin, embellished with old family
Ice and jewels, the fair bride will be
lovely picture. The honeymoon trip will be
| a lengthy one before the couple settle
down to housekeeping next autumn in Bal
! timore. The parents of Mr.. Payson and
number of other relatives, all of whom are
| wealthy and influential New Workers, will
| be here for the wedding. Miss Stewart is
| now in New York visiting her future rela-
uves.
! The string of pearls which Gen. Harrison
] presented his bride at their wedding was
| superb gift. A duplicate string is shown by
the jeWeier from whom is was bought, and
\ its value is 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page enter
| tanned at a tea Wednesday afternoon, to
| meet their guest, Mr.. Charles Dudley War
| ner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mertwago of the Russian
| legation gave breakfast Wednesday, at
| which their guests were the German am
| bassador and BARONESS Won Th!elma9n,
| the Danish minister, Mr.. Brun; the Turk
| ish minister. Mavroyeni Bey; the Austrian
| minister and Baroness Hengelmueller, the
Spanish minister and Mrs. Dupuy de LONE.
| Mr.. and Mrs Chopper, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
| NJ. Curry and Miss Page.
Mrs. J. l.. NJ. Curry entertained at lunch
| con today.
Miss Morton will give a luncheon next
| week in honor of Mrs. Cleveland.
! Minister de Weckerlin is on the eve of a
| European trip, as is his annual custom.
The Austrian minister will sail for Eu-
rope next Wednesday.
| Mrs. Gallaudet will give a tea next We'd
| nesday, > O'Clock, at Kendall Green.
| Mr.. lie Faivre of the French embassy
| sailed today for France.
Mrs. F. c. Goode and daughter and Mrs
Rudolph Kaufman and daughter sailed
| fer Gibraltar and Genoa on the steamer
| Ems for the summer.
very pretty but quiet wedding took
place Thursday evening last at the resi-
| de- nee of Mr.. Henry Bishop No. 2l2 9Th
| street southeast. The bride-elect was Miss
| Annie b. Poole of Leigh's. Va, a niece of
| Mrs Bishop, and the groom Mr.. Horatio H.
Moran OF washington. The Ger emOny was
performed by Rev. B. b. James, pastor of
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protest
| ant Church. Among those present, besides
these named, were Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel
| Smith of Warfield, Va; MIR. and rs.Thom-
| Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Dodge and
| Mr.. w. l.. Bishop. The future home of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Moran will be at Leigh's, Va.
! Miss Malone of Stormanstown House,
| county Dublin, Ireland is visiting her cous-
| in, VIM. l.. harrington of 3514 n street.
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| somely entert aimed by Mr.. and Mrs. Somer-
! set " illjams at High View Boyds Nd
| An excellent musical program was :en-
| dered, after which refreshments were
served, and dancing was INDUCED IN until
| a late hour. Among those present from
| the city were Misses Ellis. Barrett, Wal
| ker, Leysight and Carter and Messrs Bris-
| coe, Farr, Devlin. Sybil, Page. DR.. Dennan
| and Capt. Wright.
Miss Nina BeaI has gone to New York
| for months visit.
Mrs. B. L. MENUS jr, No. 1911 18th
| street northeast. gave enjoyable recep-
| ton last "Wednesday evening to MIR. y. F.
| Fuller's Bible class of Douglas Memorial
Sunday school Several invited guests were
| present, including Mr. John r Williams of
Utica, n. Y. Solos. piano and vocal, Choir
| uses and games were the order of the
| evening, and refreshments We're served.
| Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| b. F. Fuller, Messrs. Edward Flather,
| George Snyder and x. l.. Nevius, jr., Mrs
| Boucher, Misses Ella Lamb. Anna May
| Cook, Laura F. Shipe, Mabel Palmer Flora
| Bowie. Annie Nevius. Katie Father. Ada
| HELM, Miss Welker and Miss Nicholson
Wednesday. the Doth. at pm. amidst
| the strains of beautiful music a very oret-
| ~ wedding was solemniZed at the Church
| of the Immaculate Conception by the Rev
Father Ryan, pastor of the church. The
contracting parties We're Mr.. Frank F.
| Cunning of Baltimore and Miss May Ag-
| mes Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mich
| olas Riley. The relatives and most init
| mate friends of the bride and groom were
! present; also the children and teachers of
| the Brookland school where she taught
| The bride wore suit of gray novelty cloth
| with heliotrope satin and lace trimmings
| with hat and gloves to match. There was
| a reception and supper at the home of the
| brides parents 1120 New Jersey avenue
| Many of the brides frierds took an early
| train from Baltimore to be present and en-
JOY the festivities of the evening. Mr. and
| Mrs. Cunning left on a late train toget her
| with their many friends, amid a shower
81 rice and good wishes. for their future
nome Ia Baltimore The bride received
| some very handsome and costly presents
| from friends here and from other cities
| Among the many was a handsome and
| costly token from her little scholars fro-,t
| Brookland ID. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank d. Lowden, the lat
ter formerly Miss Flor.lce Pullman. who
| were married in Chicago last Wednesday
| are at the Normandie on t:.eir weddin;;
trip.
pretty but quiet wedding took place
| Wednesday afternoon last, the contrac ting
| parties being Miss Daisy Rosecrans the
| handsome daughter of Col and Mrs Rose
| GRAMS, and cousin of Gen. Rosecrans of
| Los Angeles, Cal, to Mr.. Walton w
! Brown. Many handsome presents were re-
| ceived from relatives in New York city.
| Buffalo and Cleveland.
| The Arlington Euchre Club held its reg
| ular weekly meeting at the residence of
Mr. Oscar Haring Thursday evening. Mr..
| 5. j. Dewey won the first prize and Mr.
+. Rouzee the consolation prize, after
| which refreshments were served. Among
| those present were Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
! Haring, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burke, Mr.
| and Mrs. S. J. Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
| kolb. Miss Virgie Doremus Miss Pearl
| Barnes Miss Maud Diemar, Miss Nettie
Palmer, Misses Minnie and Edith KoIb.
| Mr. Winter Barnes, Mr.. Frank Payne, MIR.
| E. F. Rouzee, Mr.. Chas Diemar, Mr. Eddie
| Haring. The next meeting will be held
| next Thursday at Mr.. Diemar's
Miss Marion Miller is in New York.
where she has been the past week
Thursday night the residence of Mr.. and
| Mrs. n. w. Smith was thronged by their
| friends to meet Miss Susan Deville of
| New York. The ladies assisting Mrs Smith
were: Mrs. Reuben Bines, Mrs. A d. Wat