Evening star., 1901-05-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
COMING MARRIAGE OF SENATOR
CLARk'S son AT BUTTE.
Yesterday's Garden Fetes for Sweet
Charity-Timeiy Personal
Notes.

The marriage of Miss Mabel Foster,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Foster
of Butte. Mont, to Mr.. William A. Clark,
Jr., son of Senator Clark, is announced for
June u Senator Clark will be back from
his spring trip to Europe in a few days,
and will then go west accompanied by his
son, Mr.. Charles W. Clark, and his daugh-
ters, Mrs. Everett NJ. Culver and Mrs,
Lewis r. Morris, for the wedding, which
will take place at Butte. DIR. and Mrs,
Culver expect to spend most of the sum-
mer west in travelling, before returning to
their estates in the Berkshres and on
Long Island. The newly-married couple
will live in New York much of the time
for the future, there being in the palatiat
residence Senator Clark has built on 18th
avenue ample accommodation for all his
children and their families, If they desire
to live there. The arrangement of the
mansion is in suites, which may be used
separately or not, just their occupants
wish, the drawing rooms, picture gallery.
reception rooms. conservatory, etc, of tn"
main floor being of sumptuous charac~
ter and on the scale of the largest of the
9th avenue homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Guest have sent
out cards for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Norena to DR.. Harry Reid Hummer,
Wednesday, June =. at o'clock. at Trim
Hy N. +. Church, corner 9TH and streets
southeast.
Miss Anne Dallas of Nashville Tenn.
is the guest of Mrs, Conrad Strong, 2oo0 II
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews. who have
opened up their summer home at Newport
have Mr. and Mrs. Walter Andrews with
them for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt gave
a dinner this week in honor Of Mrs. John
V. Dahlgren and her fianCe, Mr.. Lehr.
Mrs. Cyrus Field Judson has given her
grounds at ArdSisy for fete tomorrow in
aid of a Sanitarium.
The Pleasure Seekers Club held it's
weekly meeting Monday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Boyne. Miss Bessie Hart
and Miss DOddie Kaiser gave vocal and in
Strumental selections. and Capt. Berg Of
the New Mexico militia gave vocal sclec-
tions. Refreshments Were served during
the evening. The club, which numbers
nearly fifty members. will enjoy a bus ride
to Great Falls Memorial day. and a dance
at night Mrs. Boyne will chaperpn the
party.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Carrie f. Dammann of Baltimore, daugh-
ter of the late DR. l.. II. Dammann of that
city, to Mr. George +. Ruhl of this city.
Senator John T. Morgan and daughters
have issued invitations to a reception and
recital to be rendered Miss HallowelI. at
their residence, 3l5 Az street, next Tues
day evening, May 2S.
The Lincoln Park Minister'S, composed OF
Messrs. D. Borches, William f. Etka, T.
P. McDermott and Capt. w. Hilton, who
have met weekly during the past winter
to try conclusions and test their respective
play over dozen or more boards, played
their final game for the season last even
ing at the residence of Mr. BorcheS, No.
1226 North Carolina avenue. In ceiebra-
tion of the event the gentlemen arranged
to have their ladies on hand to partici-
MrS tor
an exceedingly pleasant evening refresh
mentS were served.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Piling and Miss Pill
ing will sail for Europe June l. They will
be gone until fall and will spend the time
in England and Scotland.
The country places near Millbrook, y. Y,
are nearly all occupied Ex-Secretary and
Mrs. Lamont have built a large addition to
: their home last year and expect to be set
tied there next week. The family will as
usual spend August at Blueberry Lodge,
Sorrento, Me, and the autumn months at
"Altamont,' in Millbrook.
Two largely attended garden parties yes
terday occupied the fashionably and chari
tably inclined. one in Mrs. Mayo Hazel
tines pretty garden WAS under the manage
ment of the lady managers of the Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital Tents gay with
flowers anu flags ANA rustic effects made a
harmonious picture Mrs. Horace Gray,
Mrs. Hawley. Mrs. Thorn. Mrs. r. +. Grant
Edward Roomc, Mrs, Moody. Miss Anne
Chamberlin and the Misses Wilke We're in
charge Of the various booths. assisted by
Mrs. Satterlee, Mrs. Stetson. Mrs Kennedy,
Mrs. Bayard. Mrs. SaXton. Mrs Reeves
Mrs. w. NJ. Dove, Miss GILES. Mrs. Rich
ard Mulligan Mrs. l.. A. Barr, Mrs i'ost~r
Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Mason. Miss
Satterlee. Miss Fannie Fuller Miss Sargent,
Mrs. Collins. the Misses Bonnell, Miss
Ward, Miss Allen, Miss Manning. Mss
Loud. Miss Husted. Miss Wiesel, Miss No
BILE, Miss NJ. Lothrop, the Misses johnson,
Miss Greedy, Miss Prather and Miss Wick
ersham.
Out at Soldiers Home the grounds bout
Gen. Ruggles' house presented a similar
scene. The Children's Country Home was
the good object benefited. and those in
charge We're Miss Roy, Miss Victoria En-
ory. Miss McCammon, Miss Ruggles. Miss
de Pyster Mrs. Chapman and others There
was dancing in the house after dark. and
supper and refreshments sold at tai bles en-
the lawn and porcheS.
Rev. and Mrs. w. p. Sprague Of Kalgan,
N c. who escaped from China last sum-
mer by way of Siberia and Russia, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Chase Of Eek
ington.