Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND MISS
LILLIAN GARY's WEDDING.
The Marquis Pedroso and Wife Here
for n yisit-The French War
ships-PersOnal Notes.

| the marriage of Miss Lillian Gary and Mr.
| Taylor. and will be accompanied by mem
| bers of the cabinet.
| Mr.. Jules Boeufve, chancellor of the
| French embassy. was in Baltimore Satur-
/ day to attend the Blackberry wedding, as
well as to participate in the Inequalities
extended by the citizens of Baltimore to
| the officers of the French cruisers Cecille
| and Suchet. now in har5or there. A fete
| will be given aboard the ships the latter
part of this week in compliment to the
| committee in whose charge the socialities
attending the entertainment of the officers
have resulted happily Able Maquien of
St. Mary's Seminary will give dinner TINS
week to the French admiral.
At the marriage Wednesday evening IN
| Alexandria at St Paul's P. E. Church OF
Mss Alice McBurney Acton to Mr.. Isaac
Gregg, the Washington correspondent of
the Pttsburg Times and other papers, the
officiating clergyman Will be the prother-
in-law of the bride, Rev. j. II: Grifflth OF
North Carolina assisted by Rev. r. L.
Phillips The bride will be escorted by her
brother. Mr.. Ernest Acton, and attended by
| bridesmaids will be Miss Marian Gregg,
sister of the groom; Miss Alice Makeley
and Miss Grace Havener. cousins of the
bride; Miss Alice b; Bishop; Miss LIE Page
Huff and Miss Elliott. Miss Courtenay
Greenough, a niece of the bride, will be
flower girl. The best man will be Mr.. j.
H. Ballnger, and the ushers Messrs. Cour-
teney and Raymond Acton, brothers OF the
bride; Mr.. Laurence Hufty, Mr.. Edward
Weisel, Mr.. Herbert Oliver and Mr.. Charles
Brookes. After wedding trip the couple
will reside at the Colonial this city.
The Marquis and Marquise San Carlos de
Pedroso of Spain are registered at the Ar
Engton. The marquise will be pleasantly
| remembered by society here as Miss Ca
mile Berghmans, daughter of the late
| Mrs. Lily Macallister Laughton. Their
| Stay in Phi1a1elDflia deIghtful one,
| and the constant Inequalities shown them
there will be repeated here, where both
| have many friends in diplomatic and
! resident circles. Marquis Pedroso was at
tached to the Spanish legation at the time
of his marriage. and was very popular
among the young foreigners of that time.
| He is now high chamberlain of the queens
| household and at court his pre-eminence
| and popularity shared by his American
| wife. who is charming a matron as
| she was as a young girl in this city.
| The marriage of Miss Alice V. Hayes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hayes of Capitol
| Hill, to Captain Charles Archer will take
! place at Bombay, India, November il.
Miss Hayes, accompanied by her brother,
| left this country more than a month ago
| and will arrive at Bombay by the 10th,
| where she will be the guest of mutual
friends during the days intervening before
! her marriage. Captain Archer pre-
| vented from coming to this country to
| claim his bride because of his recent
turn to his post after a long absence on
| the continent on account of illness. He is
| a governor of one of the Indian provinces,
| is about forty years of age, a son of Mr..
| Thomas Archer of England and brother
| of William Archer, a dramatic writer.
! Miss Helen Russell of No. 800 7 street
| gave a reception last Friday evening, when
| she assisted in receiving her guests by
her sister, Miss Anna Russell, and Nissan
ME Steers. Vocal music was rendered by
| the Misses Anna Russell and Bremen and
Mr.. Will Walton. The dining room. wherc
a dainty repast was served, was decorated
with flowers. Among the guests were the
Misses Evelyn Anderson, Annie Steers, Su-
| sic BontZ. Anna Slatery, Ada Byard, Edna
Bremen, Helen and Anna Russell, and
Messrs. Will Hicky, Frank Dyer. Howard
| Maher Will and Chas Walton, Ben Smith
Walter Kern, Walter and Lester Brooks
! Herbert Shannon. Ed. Heitmuller, Charlie
| Monck and Chas. Brown, Mrs. William Rus
sell and Masters Willie and Bingham Rus
| sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schade and the
| Misses Schade have returned from their
country place, Annaruh. in Virginia. and
are now at their town house, No. y Grant
| place northwest, for the winter months.
A pretty wedding celebrated at the
home of Mrs. Alice NJ. Zook, So 1st street
northwest, Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The bride was her daughter, Miss Myrtle
Zook, and the groom Mr.. Daniel Beckwth
of Manchester N. H. Rev. Vanarsdale of
Annapolis performed the ceremony in the
being prettily decorated in palms and chry-
santhemums Immedia tely after the cere-
mony the young couple left for short
visit to the parents of the groom in New
be at home to friends at 427 1st street
northeast.
Mrs Julius Bradshaw of New York is
visiting her parents on New Jersey avenue,
and after a short stay will leave for her
new home in South Carolina.
| the marriage Of Miss Annie Eugenia Wing
field to Mr.. Ernest Hilton Jackson. Thurs
day evening at o'clock, at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Julian Wingfed. The wedding will be a
very quiet one, only relatives being in
Vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Morris announce
the engagement of their daughter Bertha
Stotsenburg to Mr.. Harry Taylor of To-
ronto, Canada. The wedding will take
place in December
Miss Marie Stewart Bowen returned from
New York last Saturday and will be at
home after November 90 at 442 NJ street
northwest. Miss Bowen is the daughter of
the late James f. NJ. Bowen of this city,
| whose death occurred recently in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Thomas spending
several weeks at Hot Springs Va.
The Bachelor German Club has organ
lied for the season of 1901. The germans
given by this club extend far back in the
social annals of Washington life, and a
season without them would be unevent-
full one indeed The committee is composed
of the following: Jesse Brown, president;
p. Lee Phillips, vice president; George
Howard secretary; Gist Blair, treasurer;
Charles L. McCawley, Thomas Slidell
| Rodgers and Richard T Merrck. The ger
mans as usual, will be held at the Ma
tional Rifles Armory, and the dates fixed
for January and % and February 49, The
early advent of Lent about the Goth of
February will make the coming season a
short one and from present appearances
also a gay one.
Miss E. Louise Schnebel of Florida ave-
nue has gone to Atlantic City for a months
stay.
Miss Eta lKadden of Baltimore is a guest
of Miss Spanier, 420 X street.
General and Mrs. Sinclair have returned
to the city and will be at the Bancroft this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, who
turned from Europe by the st. Paul yester-
day will remain a few days in New York
before coming home to this city.
DEATH OF MRS. WEAVER.