Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Events on the Cards for the Next
Fortnight.
BALLS EVERY NIGHT EASTER WEEK
Orange Blossoms and White Satin
Season on Again.
9TH Ter TIMELY TOPICS

back to weddings again, indicate that
the fashionable world has no inten-
ton of slowing up IN the pace which
was set for the winter season. The number
OF evening receptions is rather remarkable
for the Easter season, to which may be
added the dances for the college boys and
girls, which are regular svent in many
family calendar. The weddings which
will idealze the coming Wednesday are
numerous. They run along through the
week and the rest of the month, so far as
announced May being as carefully avoided
this year for events of the matrimonial or
der as usual
One Of the first weddings of Wednesday,
with certainly one of the prettiest brides of
the year, will be that at St. Paurs Church,
18th and v streets. at IL o'clock, when
Miss Esther Hill Heiskell and Mr.. Edwin
Seton will be married by Rev. Father
Mackin before the celebration of a nuptial
mass. The ushers will be Messrs. A. Stew
art, H. Y. Denham. Raymond Heiskell and
Herman ]. Ireland of Baltimore. Mr.. AL
fred Seton will attend his brother as best
man. The brides school girl sister. Miss
Elise Cartwright Gouveneur Heiskell will
be her maid of honor, and will wear white
silk null, with white hat trimmed In
pink. The bride will wear white satin.
The wedding breakfast will follow a. the
VI ana MIS- f1elSkell, the
company being limited to large party of
relatives from this city and Baltimore
After wedding trip, the couple will live at
the Westminster.
Miss Jane Stone Albert and Mr. John
Patten Story, jr., will be married at Epiph-
any at noon Wednesday in the presence of
a notable gathering of their friends The
handsome young bride will be attended by
Miss Bessie Glover as maid of honor and
Miss Alice Hay and Miss Higbee a cousin
c ,ai1 Tha,-
wear dainty gowns of white chiffon and
leghorn hats trimmed with pink roses,
while the bride will wear the conventional
gown of white satin. The best man will be
Mr. Horace Westcott, and the ushers Mr.
F. o. Horstman, Mr.. Reynolds HIT Baron
Herman of the German embassy Lieut.
Robert Wallach, Mr.. La Barron Russell of
Boston and Mr.. Stevens of Philadelphia
Rev. DR.. McKim will perform the marriage
ceremony, and a wedding breakfast will
follow at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stone Albert.
Another noon wedding of Wednesday will
be that of Miss Hattie German. daughter
of ex-senator and Mrs. German, and Mr..
Stephen Gambrill. Only relatives, which
are by themselves quite a large party, and
a few personal friends will be present at
the ceremony, at which Rev. DIR. Radcliffe
will officiate. The young couple will live
in Boston.
Perhaps the largest wedding of Wednes-
day evening will be that of Miss Elizabeth
Blount, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
F. Blount of the Oaks. Georgetown, and
Rev. Eugene Shipper of Dorchester, Mass,
son of Rev. Rush Shipper, formerly of All
Souls Church. The ceremony will take
place in floral bower arranged in the
window recess of the wide hall of the
brides home, point at which the scene
will be easy of observation for those as
sembled to witness 1t. The bride, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Mary Blount,
maid of honor, and her bridesmaids. Miss
Phillipa Chase of Boston and Miss Dorothy
-ar ~,
from the north stairway, while the groom,
with Mr.. William S. Allen of Dorchester,
Mass best man. and Mr.. Clarence Hum
phries and Mr.. Walter Blount, the ushers.
will come to meet them from the other end
Of the hall. The orchestra will play Sieg-
mund's Love Song during the ceremony,
at which the grooms father will oficiate.
The bride, who has but recently returned
from Europe. where she diligently pursued
her art studies, will wear Paris dress of
white satin, deliberately trimmed with point
d'Alencon lace. The maid Of honor viii
wear pale pink silk null over pink, and the
bridesmaids pale green silk null over
green. The company invited to the recep-
ton will fill the historic home with the
notabes of resident and official life. After
a wedding trip the young couple will go
to Boston. The groom is in charge of the
First Unitarian Church of Dorchester.
Other pretty weddings of Wednesday
evening will be those of Miss Marie Cath
crime Rabbit of Montgomery county, Md,
to Mr.. ]. c. Calhoun Patterson. at the East
ern Presbyterian Church; Miss Mabel Lou
Use Vaughn and Mr.. VIM. Ponsonby Kyle
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs: Francis w.
Vaughn, 1872 18th street, and of Miss Halle
Overall Keyes and Mr.. Horace Cleveland
Chandlee, al St Andrews Church.
The marriage of Miss Alice Maury and
Mr.. James Parmalee of Cleveland will take
place Saturday next at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Maury. Relatives. of whom a large portion
from out of town, will be present, with
some of the intimate friends of the two
families.
The entertainments for Easter week are
varied and interesting. OF the most impor-
tant in the list of evening events will be
the Easter Monday ball at the home of the
Secretary of War. to which about $50
Senator Depew will be host of large
reception-Mrs. Reyburn's dance Monday
night. the subscription cotilllon Tuesday,
the Tuesday german at Rauscher's, the
Country Club dance Wednesday and the
Chevy Chase hunt ball Friday evening are
further opportunities for pleasure. Perhaps,
though, OF the entire spring program 10 oc-
caSion is anticipated with more delight than
the dinner dance which Will be given by
Mr. and Mrs. Westinghouse Monday. April
D. Nearly a hundred guests will be enter
tanned at dinner and half as many more to
the dance which will follow.
The Mexican ambassador and Mrs.
Azpiroz Mr. and Mrs William Stone Albert,
Senator and Mrs. Elkins. the Secretary of
the Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock are among
the dinner givers next week. OF the after
noon events Mrs. N 8. Lincoln's tea Tues
day. to T. when her daughter, Miss Ma
tale Lincoln, will make her debut, the
chantant at the British embassy the same
afternoon and the musicale for the Christ
Child Society Wednesday afternoon will
each contribute to the weeks quota of
pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. Westinghouse are in Pitts
burg, to remain over Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster will return
the middle of the week from their western
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Kingsley Oil have
out invitations for next Tuesday afternoon
at 5 o'clock, at their attractive home, THE
Owls Nest" Cleveland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Rose announce the
marriage of their daughter, Emily H. Rose.
to Exum NJ. Hussey. The ceremony took
place at pm. Thursday, April H. at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hussey.
lexington. the home of the groom Mr..
Hussey has been i'll a long time and his
death is momentarily expected.
The Dolly Madison Chapter, D. A R., was
delightfully."- entertained Tuesday evening