Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-02-14

sister as maid of honor. The bridal party.
after being entertained last night at dinner
by the brides mother. did not leave the
house again. The groom and his brother,
Capt. Mola. unable to return to their hotel.
spent the night at Mr.. VIM. f. Curtis
home, nearby.
The bride, who looked simply beautiful
in her wedding finery of white satin ana
lace, tulle veil and orange blossoms. is the
daughter of Mrs. f. Langford Holmes and
the niece of Mr.. John G. Moore OF New
York. She was educated abroad, and II
was while visiting her uncle, Mr.. Hector de
Castro, the consul general at Rome. that
she met the Italian officer who became her
husband today.
After the ceremony the personal friends
of the bride and her family We're entertain
ed at breakfast at the residence of Mrs.
Holmes, 1922 Connecticut avenue. When 1t
Is possible to leave the snow-bound capital
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mola will take short tour
and then sail for Europe. Their permanent
residence win be in Rome.
The marriage of Miss Marian Louise
Worthington and Mr.. Charles Fraiey took
place at the residence of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Worthington,
Massachusetts aVerue, today, instead of at
Epiphany Church. as first planned. The
company present was not large, but each
individual counted for many in the genuine
ness of the friendliness and affection which
caused them the hard travel necessary to
reach the house. Rev. DIR. McKim Off
ciated. The bride, who is popular and
much beloved, looked serenely handsome In
her wedding dress of white satin and Ouch
ess lace. Miss Helen Worthington was
maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Flor
ence Worthington and Miss Juanita
Humphrey were her bridesmaids. MIR. Cor
cCran Thorn was best man, and the men
who were to have been ushers If the church
wedding plans had been carried out were
Mr.. Frank Worthington OF Columbus. Ohio;
Maj. Spencer Cosby and DIR. Greenieaf, both
of the army: Mr.. Charles Harris, Mr..
Frank EanST and Mr. Arthur Peter. The
wedding breakfast vas a charming event,
ard when it is possible to leave Washing
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Frailey will take trip
before settling down here to live.
Miss Rosa Springmann of Cos Massachu-
sets avenue will be at home Thursdays
after pm. at Cos Massachusetts, avenue
Miss Alice Johnston of 605 Massachu
sets avenue northwest is convalescing
from her recent illness.
The dancing reception Of the Arlington
Wheelmen has been postponed.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the Countess Esterhazy has been obliged to
recall her invitations for this afternoon to
meet Mrs. Carroll Mercer.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the tea to be given. by Mrs. Godoy. wife of
the charge d'affaires of Mexico. has been
postponed till next Monday, February 20,
from 4 to 6.
The Owl Euchre Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Nellie Wheeler at her
home Friday evening. Ladies' first prize
was won by Miss Arnold: gentlemen's first
prize by Mr.. Johnston. Second prizes were
awarded to Miss Mabel Thomas and Mr..
Charlton NJ. Clark. respectively. The
boobies were bestowed upon Miss Lottie
Thomas and Mr.. A NJ. Hartsfield. After
the distribution Of prizes all repaired to
the dining room, where tempting repast
was served.
Mrs. Allen, mother of the late Mrs Ro-
in oft At
an advanced age. Mrs. Allen was Phil
adelphian, and upon the marriage of her
daughter. thirty-cne years ago, to Mr.. RO-
merp, ent with them to the Mexican cap
ital, and lived there almost as long as they
did. OF late years she has spent the win
ters here With her daughter. Owing to her
delicate health. and having suffered two
strokes of paralysis, she was scarcely able
to comprehend the loss of her daughter. but
the death of Mr.. Romero so shortly after.
seemed to thoroughly reawaken her fac
ultief. and she grieved deeply for them
both. She SpAnt the month of January at
the embassy with Mrs. Garcia. sister of the
late ambassador. Her final Illness began a
few days after her return to New York, and
she never rallied. She lived with her son.
Mr.. William Allen, from whose home her
funeral will take place. She had wide
circle of acquaintarces in this city and
many intimate friends. who will hold her in
kindly mel 'ory.
Owing to various reasons. it is deemed in
advisa BILE to postpone the last meeting of
the Dancing Glass; and it will therefore
be held this evening according TO appoint
ment. A full meeting is requested.
Mrs. Marie DeVries. Mrs. James r. Mann
and Mrs. Thomas S. Butler have postponed,
on account of the snow, the tea which
they had intended to give this afternoon
until Friday, February II, from > TO 4.
Miss Leavitt, 1121 Vermont avenue, viii
not be ar home Tuesday evenings, February
II and n.
The german to have been given tonight at
the Majestic by the Columbia Heights As
sembly has been postponed indefinitely on
account of the weather
Miss Florence G. Hawkins of La Plata,
Md, who has been spending some weeks
with her cousin. Mrs. William a. King of
123 North Carolina avenue, returned home
Friday.
Owing TO the loss of a near relative Mrs.
G.. NJ. Sternberg has Cancelled all her socia!
engagements and will not receive Tuesdays
during the remainder of the season.
Owing to continued illness Mrs. Clarke.
wife of Representative Clarke of New
Hampshire, will be unable TO return her
calls this season. Representative and Mrs.
Clarke are at the Normandie.
Mrs NJ. L. Bundy of lexington will not
be at home today.
Owing 10 illness Mrs. NJ. S. Brewer of
Yale street has been unable TO return visits
during the season.
The card party which was to have been
given this evening by Mr.. and Mrs F. ".
Piilng has been postponed on account of
the weather.
The congressiona! ladies of the Wellington
Hotel viii give reception this evening,
8 to IL o'clock.