Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Another Carroll to Marry in the French Aris-
tocracy.
The Engagement Of Miss Aileen
Announced - Home Weddings.

The engagement is announced of Miss
Aileen ODonnell sister of Mr. John O'Don-
nell of this city. to the Vicomte de Sa-
gan, who comes of one of the oldest fami-
lies of France. Miss O'Donnell is the Sec
ond daughter Of the late c. Oliver ODon-
nell and Mary Helen Carroll, great grand
daughter Oh Charles Carroll of Carrollton.
The oldest daughter married some years
since Vicomte Arnauld de la Bassetiere,
and lives in France at the Chateau de
Sermerig. the old family place of the DE la
Bassetieres. Miss O'Donnell is niece of
Ex-Governor John Lee Carroll, who also
has two daughters married in France-the
Ccmtesse Jean de Kergorlay and the Ba-
rcnne Louis de la Grange.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Hale sailed for
Europe today and will go direct to Rome.
Were the former is secretary to the Amer
lean embassy.
Miss Leila Meem Peachy, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Peachy, who has been
visiting in Baltimore, has returned home.
Mrs. H. ID. Sheldon of Detroit is visiting
her parents. Secretary and Mrs. Alger.
Miss Frances Alger will return on the Sth
instant from Detroit, where she has been
visiting her sister. Secretary and Mrs.
Alger will give their first reception of the
season the evening of October 16.
After an absence Of four months in New
York state, Mrs. NJ. A. Dyre and daughter
Edna have returned TO Takoma Park where
they Will receive their friends during the
winter.
At st. Johns Church at noon today the
marriage of Mss Lulu Mason and Mr. John
Louis Nichols was celebrated in the pres
ence OF a pleasant gathering of their
friends. The altar was handsomely adorned
with tall bouquets of pink and white roses
and trailing asparagus vines. Rev. DIR.
Mackay-Smith performed the marriage
ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss
Ball as bridesmaid and little Miss Bes-
sic Buck as flower bearer. The latter was
daintily attired in white null and ribbons.
Miss Ball wore white India silk a large
black hat, and carried pink roses. The
bride was very pfettily dressed i'm white
India silk and wore a white hat, trimmed
with white ostrich tips, and a short face
veil of tulle. The wedding breakfast which
followed at the residence of the brides
mother, was attended by the bridal party
and the near relatives of the couple.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Lilly and Dr. George NJ
Brose. beth of York. Pa were married yes
terday at the Ebbitt House, by Rev. j. G.
Butler of the Luther Place Memorial
Church. The room in which the ceremony
was performed is known as President Nc
Kinleys room. DIR. ard Mrs Brose will
spend several days in the city sightseeing
Mrs. n. Kaufman of Toledo, Ohio, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Baar.
Mrs. r. X. Smith and Mrs. JOS Boy er
Of Philadelphia, who are visiting MIR. and
Mrs j. T. Callashan. ~ Grant place. were
entertained last evening by their host and
hostess by a social gathering of a few in
uinate friends, at which Prof. and Mrs
Mama and Mr.. Will Mcfarland gave Sc
lections. accompanied by Prof. Mayo and
Miss Glennan. Maj. Albert Akers gave a
recitation The other guests were Mrs
Marcus ]. Wright, Miss Mollie Callahan.
Mr.. Will Tobin. Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Riley.
Miss Susie Riley. Mr.. VIII Mcfarland,
Glennan. Maj. Albert Akers. Mr.. ana Mrs
Berryhill. Miss Ballinger, Capt. and Mrs
l. l.. Blake. Miss Janet Robinson and Mr..
Albert Cottle.
The little friends of Master John McFar-
land were very pleasantly entertained at
his home. 1913 street, Saturday last. from
. to s, the occasion being his eighth BIRTH
day. Among those present were the Misses
Kathleen McFresh: Mary Moran, Irene
Hoover, Beulah Hoover Alma Prince.
Louise Berry, Ruth Brock. Abbie Lock-
wood and Mary Lockwood and Masters
Willie Hayghe Rud Bailey. Marion Bailey
Ralph McFresh. Eugene Wilson. Clarence
Pistil, George Frie Raymond Hoover. No.
BILE Larner and Fred Cushman.
Mrs. Reamey and Master Brewster Rea-
mey have returned from Japan and are
visiting Mrs. Reamey's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. c. Brewster, at ~ East Gath
street, New YORK city.
Miss Edith Mccoy was given a surprise
party last evening by number of her
friends. The evening was spent in dancing
and taffy pulling. Those present We're Miss
es Davis, Cissel, Robinson, Henry, Dillow.
Lsmborne and Helen Mccoy, and Messrs
Melvin Benjamin. Frank Benjamin, Kilby,
Game, Mueden, Bache, Riggles Horton
Hoover. Boss, Butts and Altschuh
Mrs. Thompson and daughter Laura of
40I A street are now with Mrs. w. H.
Perkins, 1903 Dumbarton avenue
At Winchester, Va, at the residence of
Mr.. Gus Lentz, Monday evening, Mr.. Fred
G. Schlaich and Miss Eva E. Schmid, both
OF Washington, were married by Rev. w
l.. Seabrook Only immediate relatives
were present.
A quiet and impressive wedding cere-
mony was performed at st. Marks Episco-
10th ultimo. by the Rev. J. H. Houghton
the contracting parties being Miss Mamie
Z. Smith and Mr.. Oscar Hinrlchs both of
washington, ID. c. Only a few friends
were present. Mr.. and Mrs Hinrichs will
reside in Denver
One of the most notable events of the
early fall in Albany will be the marriage
OF Miss Alice Martin, niece of Mr. and Mrs.
Bradley Martin and daughter of Mr. Henry
T. Martin, to Mr. Benjamin McAlpin. son
or Genera! McAlpin. Miss Martins brides
maids will be her two sisters, the Misses
Helen and Mabel Martin; her cousins, Miss
Ethel Davies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Julian I. Davies of New York; Miss Alice
Rochester of Washington. d. c.: Miss
Be atriee Brandreth, daughter of General
ard Mrs. Ralph Brandreth of Sing Sing,
and Miss Elsie Dewitt Morton of Albany
Mr.. Edwin McAlpin, a brother of the bride
groom, will be best man.