Evening star., 1899-03-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Easter Week Brides and Their Attend
ants
Recent Pleasant Events Where
Friends Met-PersOnal Notes
of Interest.

of Interest.
The marriage of Miss Rowena Whitman
to Mr.. Winthrop Mckim, a son of the
Rev. DR. Haslett McKim of New York. will
be solemnized in ST. Johns Church We'd
| nesday, April ). The ceremony. which will
be performed at noon by the groom's
father, assisted by the Rev. DIR. Mackay
Smith, will be followed by breakfast 10
which only the immediate family will be
invited Miss Rose Wallack will be maid
of honor, and Miss Ferguson and Miss Alice
Marston McKim, sister of the groom,
bridesmaids. Mr.. James e. Brown will be
best man, and Mr.. Henry r. Winthrop,
Mr.. A. Robeson Sargent, Mr.. Eugene $.
Willard, Mr. Charles S. Whitman, Mr.. Ed
ward r. Thomas and Mr.. lie Roy McKim
Will serve ushers. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kim will spend the summer abroad. and
Will later make their home in Tuxedo Park.
The song recital Saturday afternoon at
Mrs Wallack's brought together a iistin-
guished audience for an hours pleasure in
listening to Miss Ethel Hyde and Mr..
Francis Rogers. with Mr.. Arthur Hyde
acconpanist; Miss Hyde's numbers were
varied and displayed her charming voice to
great advantage, while Mr.. Rogers, who
is now great favorite here. added 10 his
laureis.
Inc brltlSh ambassador and 1alnllN, the
German and Russian ambassadors. Senator
Hale, Mrs. Blaine, Miss Cassini, Mrs.
Thomas, Worcester Hyde, mother of the
singer; Miss Kibbey. Mrs Fred Mcclure.
Mrs. and Miss Emory, Mrs. John Moore.
Mrs. Huyck, Mrs Attwell. Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins, Mrs. Berdan. Miss Mcmillan, Miss
Keats Rodgers, the Misses Patten. Mrs. w.
I. Harris Mrs. Frank Gordon, Miss VII
son, Miss Poor Miss Berry, Mrs. Reyburn
Mrs. Hansbrough, Miss Foraker Mrs Still
son Hutchins, Miss Williams. Mrs. John p.
Jones, Mrs. Audenred Mrs. Merriam. Mrs
Morgan, Mr. Richard Townsend and Baron
Reidl We're present.
The wedding day for Miss Genevieve Mat
tingly and Lieut.. Ethelbert Ludlow Dudley
Breckinridge, L. s. A, has been fixed for
April 4. The ceremony will take place that
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Mattngly and Bishop Paret will officiate.
Miss Winifred Mattingly will attend her
maids will be Miss Hazel Breckenridge,
Miss McComas, Miss Farnsworth. Miss
Porter and Miss Rose Wood and Miss Nc
heehan of Philadelphia. Mr.. Lucien Breck-
will include Lieuts. Allison and Cochran
Mr.. Fred Huxford and Mr.. William F. Mat
tingly. jr;, Mr.. Philip Chancellor of Balti
more and Mr. Goodloe Edgar Of Detroit
The young couple will go to Detroit, where
The groom is now stationed.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Armando Mola, who We're
married here in blizzard week, will sail
next Wednesday for their future home in
Italy. Mrs. Mola was Edith Holmes a
daughter of the late F. Langton Holmes of
Munson, Mass. Lieut.. Mola is in the Hat
ian army, and met his wife abroad last
year, when she went to Rome with her
aunt, Mrs Hector De Castro, wife of the
American consul general in the holy city.
The annual dinner in celebration of St
Joseph's day will be given at the Home for
the Aged, under tie charge of the Little
Sisters of the Poor. next Monday, March
20, at l o'clock. The French amba assador,
Mr.. Cambon, Mr.. Bouefve and Mr.. Thei-
baut and others of the embassy staff, the
Portuguese minister and the Swiss Minister
and Mrs. Pioda Will be present. and with
other friends of the home, wait upon the
inmates at dinner. Miss Alice Riggs and
the Niscountess Santo Thryso will distribute
the aprons. which are always donned by
those who serve at table.
The marriage is announced of Miss Ro-
berta Stringer of Baltimore and DR.. Daniel
c. CooEey acting assistant surgeon, L. S.
A, in the Cathedral, Baltimore, on the
evening Of March s, by the Rev. JOS. I.
o Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert stockwell Hatcher
sailed Saturday from New York for Porto
Rico, Curacao and Venezuela. Mr.. Hatcher,
who secretary of the universal postal
congress at Washington will be in the city
of Caracas for a week or two govern
nlent business.
The Owl Euchre Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Sadie Householder, at
No 10O4 Massachusetts avenue, Friday
evening. At the close of the contest it
was found that gentlemens first prize was
won by Mr.. A. NJ. Hartsfield; ladies' first
by Miss Estella Householder; gentlemen's
second prize by Mr.. Lewis p. johnson; la
dies second by Miss Ten Eyck. The boobies
were captured by Mr.. Tapp and Miss Nellie
Wheeler, respectively. Later refreshments
were served. Those present were Miss
Hampton Miss Wilson, Miss Lottie Thorn
as, Miss Sadie Householder Miss Ten Eyck
Miss EStella Householder, Miss Nellie
Wheeler, Miss Kluge, Mr.. Bafghausen, Mr..
Charlton Mr.. Clark, Mr. Harry W. Draper,
Mr. A. NJ. Hartsfield, Mr.. Herbert W. 7.
Jenner. Mr.. Lewis p. Johnston, Mr.. Frank
Sidman and Mr.. Tapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Gerrish of Bos
ton are visiting Mrs. Gerrish's parents,
Mr. and Mrs Geo. W. Taylor of 512 NJ
day.
The University Club of the Catholic Uni |
verslty of America will give a smoker |
Tuesday evening, March H. in honor of F'r |
Chadwick, chaplain of the Maine. |
Mrs. NJ. A. Keeler is occupying her new |
residence, 1907 n street. |
masquerade party was given at the |
home of Mrs. F. Defer, 305 10th street |
southwest, Saturday evening. Among the |
guests were Katie Cathell. Solomon Back |
enheimer, Phil, Harry and Lottie Defer, |
Elizabeth Bland, Amanda, Albert, Charlie |
and John Robey, Joseph Zea, Elgfn Birch, |
William Gill. Lillian Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. |
HaisluD and MANY others.