Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-14
THE. WORLD OF SOCIETY
TWO MORE HAPPY WEDDING DAYS
IN PROSPECT.
engagements of Well-knOwn Bellies
to Out-Of-TOwn Men - Suburban
Teas This Wcek-Personals.

The engagement of Miss Mary McSomaS.
daughter of Senator McConas Of Maryland.
to Mr.. Clinton Goodloe Edgar of Detroit has
been announced. The marriage will take
place next autumn. Mr.. Edgar is now in
Washington on visit.
Another charming young ci'l whose en-
gagement is just now a pleasant topic of
comment is Miss Emily Keno. The happy
m;n is Mr.. Patrick Bryan Of Richmond and
of the Washington and Lee University.
Mrs. Hay is in Cleveland. where she was
called by the serious illness of her mother.
Invitations for the wedding of Miss Kath-
crime Stauffer Clark and DIR. Lewis Ruther-
ford Morris will be out in day tive. The
ceremony. previously announced. will
take place at 81. Thomas Church. New
York city. May 2S. The hour selected is
800. and the ceremony will be performed
by DR.. John Wesley Brown. rector of St.
Thomas. assisted by Bishop futile of Ms
souri,. A reception will follow at Senator
Ciark's home. and later in the evening :,
dinner for the bridal party and relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. Culver and the newly married
couple will spend the summer cruising in
the yacht Latharna along the English coast
and the North cape.
Mrs. Patenotre. wife OF the French am
bassador at Constantinopa, has arrived
from Europe accompanied by her two chill
dren. and is in Philadelphia on a visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs James Eiverson.
wi dttItt! = tHdIlHIlS enter
both at the embassy and at Clifton. are
most pleasantly remembered. and Wash
irgton friends hope that Part of her stay
in this country viii he spent at the latter
place. Mr.. Elvcrson's beautiful place on
Georgetown Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs John R. Mclean entertain
ed large company at lunch yesterday
at Friendship. their home on the Tenley-
town road-after custom they established
during their occupancy of Beaverton the
10 included
only their own. but also the acquaintance
of their young son.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cuttings are being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B.
Williams, 1919 Sth street
Mrs. Arthur Lee of Philadelphia is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Elkins. and is accom-
panied by her daughter, now two months
old.
The little friends of Miss Nellie Mowatt
assembled Friday evening at her home. 1s23
18th street. and We're agreeably entertained
by the young hostess. The paElors and
dining room were decked with foliage, red
roses and carnations. y dainty repaSt was
served. Among those present were the
Misses Katie Cole, Mae Seton. Mayme
Armtage, Lissette Ollie, Marion Hines,
Ella Perry. Cornelia Perry, Margaret Min
dunn. Nellie Shueds and Nellie Harvey
cutter. Masters Fred Dyer. Claude Evans.
Kennedy Meek, Arthur Pickett. Ferdinand
S~artz. Jackson Perry, Vincent Dooley and
Alfred Harveycutter.
The Friendly Orphanstrophlsm Club gave
May festival Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of lis res!gning secretary, who Is
about to start on an extensive tour Of the
west. The club rooms were taStefu1ly dec
GRATED with flowers. After being enter
tained by a select musical program a
dainty collation. was served.
A most successful function was the re-
ception given by Lambda Chapter of the
Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity Saturday even
ing in honor of those of Its members who
are soon to be graduated at Columbian Uni
versity. The handsome chapter house of
the fraternity at 1913 L street was thrown
open to the friends Of the chapter and
nearly hundred college men. students and
members of the faculty. partook of its
hospitality. An orchestra furnished music.
The rooms were attractively decora ted with
the fraternity and university colors.
Miss Florence Watts, daughter of Gen.
Watts of West Virginia, is visiting at ,22
Massachusetts avenue
Mr.. A. S. Towson of New York and bride
are visiting his mother at 922 Massachu-
sets avenue for a few days.
Mrs. Lucien Young returned last night
from Havana, Cuba, en- route west and is
stopping the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker will not
be at home at 81 S street northeast on
May 16 and % as heretofore announced
on account of Mr.. Bakers absence in Har-
rsburg, Pa, where he will probably be
detained for several months.
Miss Sara Gilfry left Tuesday last for
Louisville. KY, where she will be the guest
of Miss Gilbert until June l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Gray sailed for
England Saturday.
Mrs. Chatard Will give a tea at the Chevy
Chase Club Wednesday, May 16.
Major and Mrs. George Dunn have re-
turned from Cuba and are visiting Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Dalzell. Major Dunn
has a months leave of absence.
Mrs. Mcclure went to Hot Springs today
for q short stay.
Mrs. Charles Y. Gill has issued cards for
a tea at her country home, Shandon, Wood
ley lane on Thursday. May II.
Among the recent distinguished visitors
to Washington are Mrs. F. Berger-Moran
and the Misses Berger-Moran of Comyn
Hall. Va The engagement is announced of
Mr.. George T. Dunlop. jr., Of Georgetown.
who Is a first cousin of the Misses Moran.
to Miss Jeanette McCook. daughter Of
Gen. Alexander McCook, U. 8. A.