Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE MARRIAGE OF MISS TAYLOR
AND MARQUIS CAsTELLI.
Miss Clark Will BE n May Bride
Notable Departures-Timely
Personal Notes.

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the Marquis Castelli. Miss Taylor, who is
very handsome brunette and highly ac-
complished, has many friends in this city,
who met her during her frequent visits to
her sister. She spent the winter here a few
years ago and received a great deal of at
tention, especially in the diplomatic set.
| She accompanied DIR. and the late Mrs
! Verdi abroad and in Rome met the Mar
quis Castelli, who comes of one of the noble
families of the eternal city and ia a man
of influence and wealth. Their marriage in
| Paris will be accompanied with great eclat,
as both are well known at the French cap
| ital. Mrs. Roessle will not remain abroad
but a short time after the marriage of her
| sister.
| Mrs. U. s. Grant and Mrs. and Miss Sar-
| toris will spend the summer at Richfield
Springs
| Miss Mary McCeney will spend next
! month at Atlantic City and the rest of the
| summer at Poland Springs, Me.
Prince Delgoroukoff of St. Petersburg.
who is making a tour of the world, is now
in this city. The Russian ambassador will
give dinner in his honor tomorrow night.
Mrs. Daniel Manning left yesterday for
New York. She will sail for Europe within
the fortnight.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews and Miss Addison
Mitchell sail next week and will be abroad
six months. Their early travels will include
~ " lhe A>of III SepS.
surprise party was given in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Fox's ninth wedding
anniversary, at 22o Washington street, An
acostia, D. c. Those present were Mrs.
Baker, Mr.. Cassidy, Mr.. Pichmeyer of
Mandolin Club, Mrs Downey, Miss *. DOW
ney, Mr.. J. Downey, DR.. and Mrs. Watson,
Miss Coughlin. Mr. Ostman, Mr.. T. Smith,
Mr.. S. E. Harrison, Mrs. Corners, Mrs.
Rennie. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Aue. Refresh
nIents were served.
terday in honor of her nieces, Miss Cora
Vreeland, Miss Edith Vreeland and Miss
Eastman of Utica and Kingston. n. Y.
Miss Tenlon, Mrs. G. Walker, Mrs. E. L.
McFerson and daughter Carrie. Miss Edith
and Blanch Beuchanon Misses Ollie and Ma
mic Holey, Misses Margaret and Mary ORA
ley and Mr.. John Draley, jr. Mrs. Walker
and Miss Tenlon gave vocal and instru-
mental selections.
The wedding day for Miss Katherine S.
Clark, daughter of Senator Clark. and DIR.
Lewis Rutherford Morris of New York will
be earlier than when first announced, and
is now set for Monday May %. The cere
| mony will take place in New York at ST.
Thomas Church, 9th avenue.
The Mexican ambassador and Mrs. Azpi-
roz will give dinner May Is Mrs. Az
piroz and Mrs. Perez have been in New
York for the past week.
The little friends Of Gretna Boswell,
whose parents reside at 14s E street north
east, assembled at her home last evening
to celebrate the sixth anniversary of her
birth. The evening was devoted to the
amusements most popular in the Juvenile
world, and before dispersal refreshments
were served. Among those present were
Ethel Fitzpatrick, Dorothea Perkins, Mildred
Thompson, Stephina Perkins, Ruth Halpen-
ny, Mary Schoolcy, Dorothea Davidson,
Martha Rollins, Phoebe Stein, Harold Van
derwaker, Charlie Simpson and Raymond
Storch.-
The many friends OF Miss Sadie Fisk of
this city, only daughter of the late Harry
c. Fisk, will be pleased to hear of her
marriage to Mr.. Raymond Grant Of Union
City, Conn, formerly of Tennessee. The
marriage was quietly performed by the Rev.
R. S. Moore, at Providence. r. l., Wednes-
day, April % Mr.. and Mrs. Grant are now
at their home, $50 Jewett street, Providence,
r. l.
Miss Trader Will not be at home tomor-
row, but will be hereafter Tuesdays.
Mrs. G. L. Thompson and daughter Clara
of Berkeley. Va, are the guests Of E. B.
and Miss Laura Thompson at the Astoria,
where they will be glad to their friends.
Mrs ]. ]. Lightfoot, the Misses Lightfoot
and Mrs Renaud will be at home Wednes-
day, May 8, at Terrace Heights, West
Washington.
Mrs Harry C. Grove of 934 T street has
as her guest Mrs. Walter Gray Higgins of
Buffalo, n. Y. They will be at home, in
formally, Wednesday, May 8, 1900.
DR.. and Mrs. Jas. F. Walsh gave a birth
day celebration in honor of baby Macs
fourth anniversary Saturday evening, May
D. 1900, at their home, 1101 Sd street south
east. Music and games amused the young
guests and prizes were given for the dom
KEY game The table was decorated with
lilies of the valley and a center piece EN-
broidered in parsies. The four-year hostess
wore dress of Irish point lace, which was
made in Ireland. Among the guests were
the Misses Florence Goodrich, Helen
Springman, Helen Breast, Gladys Cooper
Lillian Collif1ower, Constant Mullican, Bes-
sic Fields, Elsie Summers Minnie Baker
Walsh, Masters Howard Weber. Willie
Cooper, Raymond Linton, Lesta Isaac
Louis and Frank Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Weber. Mrs Springman, Mrs. Good
rick Mrs. Colllower, Mrs. Cooper and
Mrs. Breast.
A party given Friday night by the T. P.
Club at 1903 4th street, the home Of its pres
ident, was attended by Misses Julia Nohler
Lula Heeter, Mary Griffith Emma Nordhoff
Florence Brame, Emma Mclean, Bertha
Nordhoff, Fanny Cook, Eula Howard and
Mabel Spates and Messrs. Walter Griffith,
Oscar Lewis, Henry Duryee. Chas. spates,
Frank Browning. Woodruff May, Lestef
Brooks and Magness Smith.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Miss Jessie Bell England, daughter of Mrs
Elizabeth England, to Mr.. Charles William
Parker of this city at Falls Church, Va,
yesterday. The affair was quietly conducted
and the ceremony was witnessed by only
few intimate friends Mrs. Parker was for
merly employed in the State Department
IN confidential capacity and was highly
esteemed by the officials for her efficiency
and strict and conscientious attention to
duty.
Miss Ida NJ Tarbell will be with Mrs. G.
c. Maynard tomorrow afternoon after
o'clock.
The Anandale Outing Club was organized
last evening at the residence of Miss Grace
Thompson. Quite large number of young
ladies and gentlemen were present, and
after discussing the future objects of the
club the following officers were elected: Mr..
Louis Eisinger president: Miss Bessie Hart,
vice president; Miss Grace Thompson treas
urer; Miss Mary A. Cook, secretary.
Martha Washington Tea.
An entertainment and Martha Washing
ton tea was given last night in the Ma
sonic Hall In Anaoostia by the Woman's
Relief Corps, No. Z, Mrs. Jane Mclean,
president, the auxiliary to John A Logan
Post, No. 10, Grand Army of the Republic.
There was large audience in attendance,
and the program was follows: Selection
by mandolin club, Messrs. Becker, Cassada
and Vehmere; piano duet, Misses Cora Nc