Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-05-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Inequalities Of the Mexican Lega-
ton.
Vice President and wife Guests of
Honor-A Popular Warrington
fan's WeddinG-Personals.

The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
entertained at dinner last night in honor
OF the Vice President and Mrs. Hobart
Inc other guests were Secretary and Mrs
Gage. Secretary and Mrs. Alger Attorney
General Mckenna, Postmaster General and
Mrs. Gary Secretary Wilson. Senator and
Mrs. Burrows, Senator Foraker. Senator
ana Mrs. Clark. Miss Andrade, Mrs. Bar
reda. Mrs. Moore ard Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
K Grant. The table was superbly adorned
with pink roses, arranged In a crystal and
silver epergne in the center, and in smaller
vases at the ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Grant. who have been
guests of Minister and Mrs. Romero the
past week. left for New York this morning.
intending to visit the brothers of the for
mer, before returning to their home at San
Diego, Cal Miss Nellie Grant, their young
daughter. was the guest of Mrs. L. S.
Grant during the stay of her parents in
this city, and left with them today.
AT Fort Plain, n. Y. yesterday. Miss
Maud de la Force Beckwith and Mr.. WILL
lam Boag of this city. the well-known and
popular actor, were married at the Church
of the Holy Cross. The ceremony took
place at noon, and the church was beauti-
fully adorned with flowers and palms The
bride was daintily gowRed in white silk.
She is charming young lady and the only
, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Dyer
Beckwith A wedding reception for the
relatives ard intimate friends followed al
the residence of the brides parents before
the young couple left for honeymoon
jaunt. Mr. and Mrs. Boag will spend the
rest of this month and next month at lt49
Madison street. where they VIII be Siad TO
see their friends.
Mr. Robt f. Doyle and family of South
Washington have moved to Carroll avenue,
Takoma Park, for the summer
Mrs. Waugh of 9th street gave fare-
well reception to number OF her young
friends last night before leaving Tor Ter
country home at Piney Point. Dancing was
enjoyed until midnight, when refreshmen's
were served. Among those present We're
the Misses +. and NJ Waugh, Miss Carroll,
Miss Margie- Griffin, Miss Devine, MISS
INLAND. Miss Cassidy, MISS Lacey, Miss
Harper, Miss Collins, Miss Hilary, Miss
Hartnett and Miss Miller, Mr. Woodward.
Mr.. Cushman, Mr.. Plat, Mr.. Honchcns,
Mr.. Goodwin, Mr.. Engle Mr.. Bresford.
Mr.. Miller. Mr.. Mathews, Mr.. Slack, Mr.
Hough, Mr.. Lockney, Mr. Caughfield, Mr.
Hunter, Mr. Maxwell Mr.. Snyder, Mr.
Phillips, Mr.. Locraft and Mr.. Brumelkamp.
Mrs Alger will receive this afternoon at
1901 X street
Mrs. Gage will be at home to callers this
afternoon.
Mrs. Nelson Dingley and Miss Dingley
will probably return to Maine about Jupe
1. If the public business permits MIR. Ding
few days.
Mrs. James G. Blaine and her daughters
Mrs. Walter Damrosch and Mrs. Harriet
Beaie, are the guests of Mrs. Emmons
Blaine in Chicago, and have received many
social attentions during their stay there
Mrs. Robert Mccormick gave an elaborate
dinner in their honor last Wednesday even
iEg.
In the presence of only the immediate
members of their respective families, Mr..
Edward o. Castell and Miss Mae Mar
garet Harvey We're married al st. Joseph 5
Church, I'd and c streets northeast, this
morning. Nuptial mass was sung by the
Rev. Father Dillon, who also performed
the ceremony The bride was becomingly
gowned in white organdie, trimmed with
satin ribbons, with gloves and large
white hat to match, and carried a white
enameled prayer book. After a wedding
breakfast at the residence of the brides
rrother No. 522 4th street northeast, the
couple left for their future home at Hy-
attsville, Md, where they will be at home
to their friends after June 1.