Evening star., 1897-04-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage Of Mis- Carroll and Mr.
Robbins.
Home Weddings and Other Festive
Events-Gathering att New.
.POrt-Notes.

of New York, was solemniZed yesterday
morning in the Church OF Saint Pierre De
Chaillot, Paris The witnesses for the bride
were Mr.. Royal Phelps Carroll. her broth
er, and Mr.. Thomas Maitland. For the
groom they were the United States ambas-
sador, Mr.. James b. Eustis. and Mr.. Perry
Belmont of New York. After the benedic-
ton by Able De Gibergues a nuptfal mass
was celebrated. ~ the conclusion OF the
service the bridal procession moved down
the aisle in the fo1lowing order: Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert D. Robbins. Ex-Governor Car
roll. Mrs. Henry Sloane, sister OF the groom;
United States Ambassador Eustis Countess
De Kergolay, sister OF the bride: Mrs. Car
rcll. her son. Philip Carroll; Mrs. Royal
Phelps Carroll, Charles Carroll cunt IS De
La Grange. another sister Of the Bride; Per-
ry Belmont, Countess lie La Bastiere, Royal
Phelps Carroll. Miss ODonnell and Baron
De Lagrange. Among others present were
the Misses Cavendish Taylor Of London,
Mrs. Astor, Mrs. Lynch, sister of the
groom, and Count Jean de Kergolay. AT
the conclusion of the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was given at the home of the
Count De kergolay. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
bins will spend some time in Europe. but
expect ultimately to live in New York Mr.
Robbins bride is the third and youngest
daughter of Ex-Governor Carroll Her two
sisters married members of the French no.
sliity, Miss Louisa becoming the wife Of
OF Baron DE Lagrange The bride has two
brothers. Royal Phelps Carroll. the we'll
Known yachtsman and hunter, and Charles
Carroll. They are all children of the frs,
Wie OF Ex-Governor Carroll who was Miss
Anita, daughter of Royal Phelps a promi-
nent merchant of New York.
Miss Cecilia T. Duffy, daughter of Capt
Peter ]: Duffy of this city. residing at
Hyattsville, Nd, and Mr. John Armstrong
Graham Of Washington. were married yes
terday in st. Jerome's Catholic Church
Hyattsvflle by Rev. Father Tower, pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham left later in the day
LOT southern points, and upon their return
will reside in Washington.
Mrs. L. H. Patt .rson of Washington. who
has been spending the past week with Mrs.
Charies Washburn, in Baltimore is now
visiting Miss Mexican, on the Liberty road
Ex-Secretary Whitney and wife will sail
for Europe May 3, to spend some months
in travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney will
go to their cottage at Newport tonight for
nave as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
peilus vanderbilt. who are to spend a few
days with them, inspecting their daughters =
ana their own estates Workmen have been
nusy recently In getting Mr.. Whitney's cot
tage, which has been extensively altered
ana Improved, in readiness for ccupancy
Mrs James King Polk will receive her
friends with her mother, Mrs. Kate f.
queen at 1856 Columbia road, Tuesday
May 4, after which date she will be at
ncme at 15oS Kenesaw avenue
A surprise birthday party was given last
evening In honor of Mr.. Gus P Nau at his
residence. Is l. street. Games were en-
Joyed until late hour, when a bountiful
repast was served. Among those present
were Mrs +. Nau. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wass-
an, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gaegler Mrs I
Miller, the Misses Laura, Emma and Mag
gle Hewitt, Louie Miller, May Thompson.
Nettie Nau. Rosie Nau, Annie Fogle. Katie
Berger, Mary: Katie, Lizzie and Lula Nau,
mary Dasenbiock. Ida Coombs, Katie John
son, Efie Harkins, Rosie Mack. T. Wan.
aker. Teresa, Mary, Tillie and Rosie Nau.
and Messrs. Nau, Berger Kaufman. Noite
Homing, Newbeck, Horscomb. Rosser. Sohl
and Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richardson gave a
party to their daughter, Miss Christie. who
mas been residing In Washington for some
tlme past, at their residence, Life e-in-Lodge
Maryland. The parlor was tastefully dee
ora'eo with hags, roses and ferns. Dane
ing and other games exc the features of
the evening. At midnight j bounteous re-
past was served. Among those present
were: we're Miss Addie Dean. Miss Lille Hays,
MISS Annie Sinkey. Miss Annie Cox Miss
Lara King. Miss Tucker, Miss DAISY Bell
and Miss Christie Richardson, and Messrs
G. King, F. Stuck: G. Stuck, F. VermilI,on
Lee Tarmon. G. Dean H. Baldwin. H. Tar
Miss Maggie Carroll. Miss Lille Carroll
Gertrude Fisher, Mr.. Gates, L. Ewank and
c. Carroll.
Invitations are out for the farewell ball
to be given by the class of 1888 to the
graduates of the Naval Academy at An
napolis this year. The ball will be given
On Friday evening, June {. The COM
mittee in charge are: Edward Woods.
Massachusetts, chairman: Geo. c. Sweet,
New York; John F. Babeock. New York:
hah
Penney. Connecticut: George l.. Smith,
New Hampshire; William T. Tarrant.
Texas; William G. Briggs, New York: Ly-
man A. Cotton North Carolina: William p
Cronan, Connecticut, and Henry Williams
Maryland.
The german to be given by the first class
of naval cadets, May ;, promises 20 be very
largely attended.
Miss Ruden. Miss Dare and the Misses
Watson of Washington are visiting friends
at Annapolis.
pleasant impromptu birthday party
was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. Horner, Columbia street, last
evening in honor of the seventh birthday
OF their Oldest son, Edward. Much amuse-
ment was found in various children's
games, and full justice done to a daintily
laden refreshment table. Master Eddie
received number of pretty tokens of re-
membrance from his little friends Those
present were the Misses Naomi Seltzer,
AecuSitd bIduuOCh, Eva MchnlSnt, Cora
Pauline Braddock and Violet and Marcia
Horner. and Masters Huber Seltzer, Willie
Schmid, Philip Cyrus Gunnion, Hyland
Johns, David Fesler, and Charlie, Louis
and Warren Horner.
Miss Rosa Bond of Laurel. who has been
visiting the Misses Jemison, has returned
home.
Miss Isabel K. Pierce left for New York
yesterday to visit relatives.
The Unique Club entertained their friends
to a delightful evening at Suitland Park
Monday evening. Several cornet selections
were rendered by Mr.. Lawson also selec-
tions on piano and violin by Messrs Goss
and Shiller. Mr.. Baker gave an exhibition
Of fancy bicycle riding, assisted by Mr..
Haines, after which these two gentlemen
played single game Of bicycle npolo. Mr..
Baker being the winner. Dancing was ifl6
dulged in until early morning. Among
those present were Misses Hanes. Thomp-
son, Wilbur. Addison, 'Langiey,f Hamiin.
Cross, Devine, Mason, Holland Simpson,
Johnson, Hendley, James Walters Devlin.
Messrs. Lewis. Thompson, Koehler, ,Sheafer.
Ryan, Cox, Roznier. CooiiG, Work, Devlia.
McJames. Blum. Frye, Farrell Gates, Stew
art. Mitchell, Fridley, Baker, Hafnes. .Hanks..
Langley: McLueas. SUN. Lawson, Chass
and Shiller "a 4 s's5,,,
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore
Saks will ho p1ea sed xo Aoor fhox xhn.,f