Evening star., 1897-05-07
THE, WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage of Popular Washington
Actor.
A Coming Event VIII Unite Mr.. Boar
and Miss de In Force-A
Country Club Tea.

The marriage Of Mr.. William Boag, the
actor. so popular here in this city, his
home, will take place May Is in the Church
OF the Holy Cross, Fort Plain. New York.
His bride Will be Miss Maud de la Force
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Dyer
Beckwith. The ceremony will take place
at noon and will be followed by a reception
at 2s West street. Fort Plain. The couple
will be at home during May and June at
1149 Madison street. this CITY,
Mrs. N. L. Anderson will give a tea to-
morrow at the Country Club at o'clock
In honor of the ambassador to Italy and
Mrs. MacVeagh and Miss Macveagh
Prof and Mrs. Amateis. who are now re-
siding in Rome. attended a reception at
wnlch were present the queen, her brother
and mother Duchess of Genoa, Princess
Helena, the Duke de Aosta and several
other members of the royal family. The
to which the king adds each year a new
strand on the anniversary of their mar
riage.
Mrs. William Alvey, accompanied by her
children. is at the home of her parents in
Baltimore, where she went some time ago.
ner nealth was greatly improved at last
accounts.
John w. Crawford and family left this
morning for New York to take passage
py sea for his home I'm Galveston, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Foster sail for
Europe by the steamship City of Paris on
the 18th of May. Mr.. Foster goes in the
capacity of special ambassador to nego-
tiate a modus vivendi with the British
government for the regulation of seal fish
Ing in the North Pacific
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Curtis, with
their children, Elsie and Elroy Curtis sail
Tor Europe by the City of Paris June 9
TO attend the queens diamond jubilee and
sPend the summer in London and on the
continent.
There was pleasant surprise party given
to Miss Maude Mothershead, Alb 7th street
southwest Monday evening, in honor of
her birthday. Games and music, both
vocal and instrumental, were the main
features of the evening. Supper was served
among those present were Miss Salome
Wells and Mr.. Oscar Thomas, Miss Belle
Lash and Mr. Harding, Miss Mamie Hall
and Mr.. Hunter Greeniaw. Miss Susie Low
ry and Mr. Evans. Miss Irene King and
MI. John Broaddus, Miss Ruth Lamkin and
Mr.. E. F. Sweeney, Mr.. ]. l.. Dickinson
and Layton Burdette.
The German Catholic Club held a meet
ing Monday night at the residence of John
n. Auth. Bladensburg road. The club
decided to give stag party to its men,
bers and friends in the near future. After
the business was transacted a bountiful
repast was served. Among those present
were H. Nolte, F. Nesline, G. Casper, c.
Mess, j. Auth. J. Zegowitz. J. Wenig, P.
nav, 4>OltS, <AutN,
H. Auth, ]. Auth. H. Auth, E. Gier, J.
Gier. J. Riley, H. Miller, ]. Kaufman, S.
Franc. ]. Door, J. Gieble, A. Hammer, w.
Baum, W. Juvenal. The next meeting will
be held on May 10 at the residence of Carl
J. Mess 75 street northwest
Miss Blodgett, who spent several weeks
of the past winter with Mrs. Patty Miller
Stocking, has been for two months in Phil
aoelphia with relatives. She passed
through this city Tuesday last on her way
home to st. Louis and remained over night
with Mrs. Stocking.
Miss Shallenberger returned to the city
this week, having spent a delightful winter
with friends in Colorado Springs and Den
yer. Mrs. Montgomery Russell of Seattle
is also here, and will stay a few weeks
with her parents, Col. and Mrs. G. A. Shall
lenberger.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry C. Martin, who have
been spending the winter with their son,
Mr.. W. H. Martin, accompanied by their
grandson, returned to their home at Oak
field, n. Y, last evening.