Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-05-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Two Pretty Home Weddings for Wednesday
Next.
Mexican Postal Delegates Entertained
at Dinncr-Pcrsonnl Notes
of interest

The marriage of Miss Kate Chandler and
Mr. Harry VI. Cavis Of Concord \. H..
which will take place at the residence of
Senator and Mrs. Chandler at noon We'd
| nesday, will be quiet event. and only rel
atives and personal friends will he present.
Rev. Mr.. Jones of Wilkesbarre. Pa. uncle
of the bride and Episcopal minister,
will otficiate. The young couple will go to
Concord to live. where a delightfully."- sit
| uated and handsomely appointed new home
awaits them.
The marriage of Miss Mary Loie Sher-
| man. daughter of the late Prof Harry
Sherman, and Mr.. Samuel Scoville Paschal
youngest son of the late Judge George W.
Paschal of Texas. will be quietly solem-
nized in the presence of a family gathering
Wednesday noon at the residence of the
brides aunt 1919 18th street. Rev Mr.
Aspinwall, rector of ST. Thomas Church,
will officiate. and the couple will sail for
Europe Saturday next, to spend the sum-
mer in continental travel.
The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
| entertained at dinner Saturday night in
honor of the delegates to the postal con-
greSS from Mexico. The table was hand
somely adorned with meteor roses and as
paraSus vines. The guests included Secre-
tary and Mrs. ]. Addison Porter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garfias. Mr.. Chavez, Mr. Zapata-Vera,
a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Novella, Miss Novela of
Guatemala. Mrs. Allen. Representative and
Mrs. Sayers, Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Walk
er. the Ecuadorian minister, Mr.. Carlo
and Mr.. Musica Sayaga.-
The Eastern High Sc hool Social Club met
last Friday night at the home of Miss
Anna Wilbur, Z street northeast. The
club will meet next Friday night at the
home Of Miss Grace WEIGH, 12is Maryland
avenue northeast Those present We're
Grace WEIGH. Mary Whafpley Christie
Thompson. Lydia Black. Anna Wilbur and
Bertha Black and Messrs. Samuel Garges,
AMI Smith. Charlie Smell. Myers Hand
Claude Corel, Neal Colquitt and Lee
Coombs.
The Inter Nos" Club of the Eastern
High School was entertained last Friday
night by Miss Irene Sanderson of 62S A
street southeast. Games and dancing form
ed the amusements of the evening. inter-
Iupted by refreshments. which were served
al A late hour. Those present were Misses
Mann Castell. Bessie Harley, Georgie
Forbes. Rosebud Castell. Marie Sanderson
Bessie Stuart. Emma Dodge Anna Comp
ton. Courtz, Murphy and Irene Sanderson
and Messrs. Herbert Hunter. Strother Mil
Ter. Duval Fi;hian. Rudolph Mueden Ar
mold Landvoigt, Artiey Parson and Dana
White.
Mrs. Anderson entertained at tea satur-
day at the Country Club in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh and Miss Mac
Fe&eh. The hostess received in the ball
room, the ex-ambassador, Mrs. MacVeagh
Miss MacVeaGh ard Miss Anderson being
of the receiving party. Miss MacVeagn
has been guest of Mrs. Anderson for the
past week al her residence on X street.
A gathering Of little children assembled
at the German embassy Saturday after
noon 10 celebrate the seventh birthday of
little Can ola Thielman the Oldest daughter
of the ambassador and Baroness Thielman
The guests included the children of the
Guatemalan minister and Mrs. Lazo Arri-
aga, the Argentine minister and Mrs Gar
cha Meron and of Mr.. and Mrs Reichenau
of the embassy.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Bainbridge-Hoff, daughter of Capt. Balm
bridge-Hoff of this city. to Mr.. J. Ridgxay
reilly of Philadelphia. son of Mr.. Thomas
A Reilly of South Rittenhouse Square, and
grandson of the late Mr.. Joy Ridgway.
|. ard also connection of Mr.. Charlemagne
Tower. recently appointed minister to
Austria.
MIR. w. Gibson White sailed Saturday for
England. His sister, Mrs Geo w Mont
gomery. and child accompanied him as
far as New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Harley of 1872
Corcoran street celebrated their twenty
NTH wedding anniversary Saturday even
ing. Inc presents were numerous and
costly. a large circle of friends were pres
ent and entertained with vocal and ins:ru-
mental music. An elaborate collation. was
served Among those present We're Msj H.
tIeaO
Whitford and daughter Mrs. Chas Lewis.
Miss Kate Blake, Mr.. and Mrs w. A.
Hungerford. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gamma *
Mr.; and Mrs. Charles Morris, Mr.. Joseph
L.. Harley, Mrs. Mary Hilbus. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Bell, Mr. Chas F. Williams, Mr.
William J. Davidson, DIR. and Mrs. DooIey,
! Mrs Mcknew, Mrs; Harrison, Mrs. Ayme.
Mrs. McClelland Miss Nav Higgs Mrs
Knorr and daughter, Mr.. James Jerdinston
and Miss Sarah Davis
Miss hathren NcGirr is visiting friends
In New York city and will leave shortly
for Philadelphia, where she will spend a
lew Gays on her way 10 Washington.
At the marriage of Miss Alice Tracy Will
merding, daughter of Mrs. Ferdinand VIII
nierding. and Mr.. Frederic X. Coudert ir
which takes place Wednesday afternoon at
J O'Clock at the residence of the brides
mother. No. II West 10Th street. New York
Archbishop Corrigan will perform the cere-
mony, and the bride will be given away ty
her grandfather Gen. Ben ia min F. Ira ,y
Only relatives and a very few intimate
friends are asked for the ceremony and re-
ception. The bride, who will wear some ex-
quisiie family point de Venice lace and sew
eral superb jewels, viii be attended by her
cousin, Miss Georgiana Wilmerding as
maid OF honor, and by six bridesmaids
Miss Renee Coudert. Miss Adelaide Snof-
ford. Miss Emily Hoffman, Miss Caroline
Suydam Duer, Miss Madeleine Boardman of
Boston and Miss Mary Raymond of Ger
mantown, Pa.-who will wear gowns of
sashes Of pale green. Mr.. Couderts at
tendants will be DR.. Robert H. Wylie as
best man, and Messrs. James w. Gerard
Jr., Edward l.. Patterson, Andrew A Bib5y
S. p. Blagden. jr. Charles Fuller Herbert
Barry. Rene Moen and Frederic w. Cheese
brough, who will act ushers. Some time
in June Mr.. and Mrs. Coudert will go
abroad for three months trip.
Will Meet I'm Biennial Session.
The Fraternal Legion. a beneficiary order
which dates its organization back to 1851
will meet in this city in biennial session
tomorrow, with headquarters at the Eb-
bitt House. The sessions will probably
continue during four days.
The present officers of the legion are:
George NJ. Ballard of Newark N j., su-
preme commander; A. Won Bothmer of Jer-
sey City, N j.. supreme senior vice COM
mander; G. c. Schade of Pittsburg. Pa,
supreme junior vice commander; Henry