Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MR.. AND MRS. HILL ENTERTAIN IN
THE CARDINALS HONOR.
A Wooden Wedding Anniversary-
Other H0sPitaiities-Per-
sonaI Notes.

| fried of France; the Russian ambassador.
Countess Cassini. the Portuguese minister
and Niscountess Santo Thryso. Mrs. Hearst.
Mr. and Mrs. st. Gaudens and Monsignor
! Conaty.
! Representative Babcock of Wisconsin ard
Mrs. Kate King of Chicago were married
yesterday at the home of the brides sis:er.
Mrs. Frederick W. Watkins, in Old Spring
street in Highland Park. The Rev. DIR. y.
r. Macoubrey of the Presbyterian Church
| officiated. The bride was given away by
| her brother. Prof. II. T. Woodman. Only
immediate relatives were present. owing
to a recent death in the family. The house
| was decorated with flowers and ferns.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Rabcock boarded the g o'clock
| train for New York. and will remain at tn"
| Fifth Avenue Hotel until tomorrow morn
| ing, when they will sail for Naples, where
| they VIII spend several months
| Miss Mary f. Green and Mr.. James VII
| liam Cummings were married last evening at
| St Paul's Church by Rev. Father Nac.>In.
| assisted by Rev. Fathers Foley ana
krug. Only intimate friends and relatives
| of the couple were pre- sent, owing 10 the
! brides family being in mourning. MI
| Andrew Cummings attended his brother as
! best man. The main altar was decorated
| with flowers and many lighted tap"rs The
! bride wore a highly becoming gown of gray
| crepe, with a hat to match, and carried
| bride roses. MIR. and Mrs Jola +. Green,
parents OF the bllt.t. H.lt III ~ 'tt''l tstl!h
! the bridal party at supper before The de-
parture of Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings Tor
| their wedding trip. They viii reside At
Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs w. =. Walker of Piqua.
| Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Susan Walker. Il6
| odd street Mr.. Walker was formerly %
Washington, but has been in ohio for the
| past year and a hall.
The No-Case Euchre Club held its last
regular meeting of the season last night at
| the residence of Mrs. w. :. Baker, GIG q
| street. A pleasant evening was spent.
| the games being very close and interesting.
| a dozen being played. The first prizes were
carried off by Miss Mary Lansdale and Mr..
Chas. l.. Ferry. Supper was served.
! Among those present We're: Misses Bertha
| Savage, Maude Dorsey. Nettie Givaudan,
| Martha Shank, Annable Clifton, Ethel
| Baker, Susan Sudduth, Carrie Riordan and
Mary Lansdale; Messrs. w: il. Sudduth'
| Charles Hasley, Henry Elmer Joseph
| Chanel. Chas. Ferry, Geo. W. Kern, Ber-
| nard Werle, Arthur E. Woodward and +.
Heth Riordan.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt will oc-
! cupy Ardsley Towers, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
! BARRIERS place on the Hudson, until the
| Newport season is on. The estate has just
| been leased.
| Mrs. Virginia Carpenter has taken an
| apartment with her brother, Mr.. w. r..
| Sapp, at the Portner.
| Miss Alice Norvell and Mrs. Osborne,
| daughters of Col. Norvell. L. S. A, have
returned from their trip to Santiago, Cuba,
| where they have been visiting their broth
| er. Lieut.. Guy Norvell, for several months.
| Mrs. Charles E. Lathrop and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Helen Lathrop of Carbonate, Pa,
are visiting friends in the city. They are
| stopping at No. 42i East Capitol street.
Mrs. Lathrop was a resident here for some
| years during the civil war and after. Her
| husband was successfully a clerk in the
Navy Department, storekeeper at the navy
| yard and foreman of printing I'm the gov
eminent office. He is now proprietor of
daily paper published at Carbondale
| The Abracadabra Literary Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. c. H. Squier at her resi-
| dence, So East Capitol street, Wednesday
| evening, the oath instant, Mr.. J. ID. Crois-
SAINT presiding. Responses to roll call We're
| aphorsms. Mrs. Charles Greeley Abbot
| gave as a prelude paper on French art,
taking as a central figure the great Corot.
| Mr. Gilbert Clark, accompanied by Mrs.
| Harry Wilbur sang Phillips Son of the
| Desert and for an encore Kept In" by
| Nerin. Mr.. John S. Duffie, the essayist of
| the evening, gave excellent paper on
| Patents" 1t was shown that the United
| States leads the world In the number of
| patents granted annually. The program
| closed with a humorous selection read by
| Mrs. j. ID. CrosSant. Refreshments were
| served by the hostess, and after 4 pleas
ant social hour the club adjourned to meet
| with Mrs. Myron L. Story, 62S street
southeast, on Wednesday evening. May 8.
| >.
| ney /. Besselievre, Mrs. Fenclon b. Brock
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Chamberlain, Mr. s A
| Clark: Mr.. and Mrs J: P. Clum, Mr. and
| Mrs. J. d. Croissant Mrs NJ F. S Davis
| Miss Emily Doherty. Mr.. John s. Duffie,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. McCreary. Miss Leono-
| ra Merritt. Mrs. L. l.. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs,
C. IL Squier, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron l.. Story
and Mrs. Charles G. Abbot. Visitors pres
| ent We're Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Clark Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wilbur, Miss Duffie, Miss
Clum and Miss Esther Brock
Mrs. William L. Howard and daughter of
lo30 I'D street left this morning for Boston.
A pretty wedding took place at 922 c
! street southeast last evening The con-
tracing parties We're Mr.. Parker B. Chap
pell of this city, formerly of Springfield
Nd. and Miss Estelle NJ. Bell well-known
in musical circles here. Only a few inn
mediate friends Of the couple were present
Rev. j. w. Steele was the officiating min
| lister. Mr.. and Mrs. Chappell will reside
in Washington, and will be lat home after
May l.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T Granger of 1888
Connecticut avenue have gone to New
York city, and will be at the Hotel Man.
haitian for the coming week.
Mrs. Gallaudet will not be at home to-
| morrow afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Mead, formerly Miss Aida
Y. Parker, is home visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. Parker, at GD4
ODD street.
NIL d. r SoHkllll mas returned to
| llcme in New York after a visit to this
| city.
Rest Cottage the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Wolfe at Linden, Md. was the
| scene of pleasant reception last Monday
evening, April ID it being the fifth ami
versary of the marriage of the host and
| hostess. Assisting in receiving We're Mrs.
| Rush Robinson of Baltimore and Mrs A.
| r. Walker of Washington, who were brides
maids at the marriage. Mrs Wolfe wore
| her wedding dress and bridal wreath Just
| as she did five years ago. Music for the
| occasion was furnished by Miss Walker of
| Gaithersburg, Miss Cora Walker of Wash
| ington, Mrs. Robinson, Miss Montgomery
| and Mr.. A. Van Week. The house was
| lavishly decorated with potted plants the
veranda being tastefully draped with red
| and white bunting and illuminated with
| Japanese lanterns. Many pretty and use
| full presents In wood We're received. Re
| freshments were served. Among those
| present were Mrs r. Robinson and daugh-
ter of Baltimore, Mrs. Hildebrand of New
York, Miss Pyles of Poolesville, Miss Wal
! ker of Gaithersburg, Mr.. Hoskinson of Gar
| rett Park. Miss Maxwell Of Comus, Mrs.
! R. A. Walker and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
A Ta1ly