Evening star., 1901-04-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE BALDwIN-EVANS WEDDING AT
EPIPHANY TODAY.
Five Maids Attended the Bride-Din-
ner at Peruvian legation
Personal Notes.

Church of Miss Mda Rissles Evans and
Mr.. William Oliver Baldwin largely
attended. The ushers who seated the
guests were Mr.. Dean Maury of Richmond,
Va; Mr.. Richard ]. Watkins, Mr.. John l..
Edwards. Mr.. John Baldwin. Mr.. James Z.
Willett and Mr.. Fitzgerald King. The
bride was escorted to the chancel by her
father. Mr.. George Whitfield Evans. pre-
! ceded by the bridesmaids, Miss Marian
Evans. Miss Jane Boyd. Miss Ida Stevens
and Miss Blanche Baldwin. and her maid
of honor, Miss Katharine Evans. Rev. DIR.
Mckim performed the ceremony. Mr.. Jo-
seph \. Thompson was best man. The
bride was gowned in white silk and lace,
wore tulle veil and carried shower bou-
quet of lilies of the valley. The maid of
honor wore pink-fiowered crepe de chine
over pink silk. trimmed with velvet. and
large pink tulle hat. The bridesmaids were
in rufiled white orsandies, with pink hats,
pink ribbons, and carried pink sweet peas.
A wedding breakfast for the relatives and
bridal party followed at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. Evans before the departure of the
couple for their wedding trip. Mr. and
Mrs. Baldwin will be at home after MAY IL
at 2029 p street
A pretty wedding took place this morning
at > o'clock at the Church of the imma Gu
late Conception, when Miss Margaret
Sheehy. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs =. H.
| Sheehy. and Mr.. Edward Kennedy were
married by Father Ryan in the presence of
a large number of their friends and rela-
tfves. Mr.. Michael Hennessy was best
man. The guests Were seated by Mr.. John
Sheehy, Mr. Frank Sheehy and Mr. RAY
nond Reed. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs: kennedy left for an extended trip to
New York city and Buffalo. They will he
at home Thursdays, May .3 and 80 4 to s
II MaSSa chuSettS avenue
The Peruvian minister and Mrs Calderon
entertained number of their friends of the
diplomatic corps at the Peruvian legatton
he Il.
were decorated with plants and flowers
ana the dining room had a wealth of spring
mowers in its decorations. Covers We're
laid for eleven guests including the Mex
lean ambassador and Mrs Azpiroz. Mrs
Perez, the minister from Haiti, the minis
ter from Colombia. the charge d 'affaires of
Venezuela, Mr. and Mrs, William E. Cur
It's, the charge d'affaires of the Argentine
Republic and Mr. Thomas Heran. first see
retary of the Colombian legation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Anderson have re-
turned to Brookline from their trip TO Max-
leo and will come this week for a visit 10
Washington.
The Fencers' Club gave an exhibition
yesterday at their club house The Rms
sian ambassador. who is president. well
coined the guests, who were received by
Mrs. de Wollant. The Haytien minister
and and Mrs Alfred I.eger Mr.. Victor Minde-
Wright. jr., Mr.. John J. Early Cheyalier
Trentanove and Prof. Darienlat took part.
the umpireS being Mr.. de Wolant and Mr.
Trentanove Among those present We're
the British ambassador and Lady Paunce-
fote. the Portuguese minister, Mr.. Zelenoy
of the Russian embassy, NJ. de Geofroy of
the French embassy, Mrs. and Miss Kean
and Mrs. Manning.
Miss Helen L. Ingram of Nashville.
Tenn, is the guest of Miss Chattie MiIhol-
len at her home. No. 2GbS University place
Mrs. Charles A. Read of Atlanta Ga. for
merly Miss Mary Brent of Alexa ndria is
visiting Mrs. Charles H. Wilcox at the
Thomas.
Miss Kathleene Higgins, niece of ex-Sen-
ator Higgins Of Delaware is visiting Judge
and Mrs. Howry, 112S n street
Tomorrow evening at o'clock at Mt.
Vernon Place NJ E. Church Miss Mabel l.
Wakefield and Mr.. George j. Hesselman
will be married by Rev. j. w. Duirey Dr.
Mr.. Percy Guyton and Mr. w. c. Steward
VIII be ushers- Mr.. L. E. Wakefield will
be best man, and Miss Jeanne Wakefield
maid of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Steiner and the Misses
Steiner will be at home Wednesdays and
Sundays at 517 L street.
Mrs. E. Beriner has discontinued her
Wednesday at home for this season.
Shakespearean evening was held by the
Cosmopolitan Shakespeare Club on Tues-
Gay evening, April 23. at the home OF Mrs
j. NJ. Patten, Brookland. ID. c. I'm celebra-
tion ef the poets birthday. Responses to
roll call We're something interesting about
Shakespeare" Each member Wore some
thing which represented either character
or familiar quotation. from which a guess
ing contest emanated, Miss Weiss captur-
ing the prize. Impromptu drawings of
scenes from Shakespeare were then induIa-
ed in. the prizes for guessing the identity
OF the drawings being awarded to Mrs
'Fierson. Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Whit
ney. Dainty refreshments We're then
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs
Stanton and Miss Joe Patten. After a de-
lightful social hour the club adjourned TO
meet next at the home of Miss Emosene
Bear, No. 204 F street, on May H. Those
present were Mesdames Wood Patten Pier
son, Armstrong. Forster, Webb, Stanton,
Whitney, and the Misses Weiss, Malone.
Jeffery, Pierson. Bear and Patten.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth McRae
and Mr.. Raymond L. Burch will take
place this evening at Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church The maid of honor will
be Miss Mary Rollins Mr.. Charles L.
Burch, jr.. will be best man, and the ush-
E. Bracey, Mr.. Walter Parker all Of this
city, and Mr. Raymond Turner of Balti-
more.
Mrs. I. L. Goldheim of 2aIG 18th street
has discontinued her day at home
First Assistant Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Thomas Ryan entertained a num-
Der of friends at dinner Saturday evening
complimentary to their niece Miss Emily
p. King of Topeka. The guests We're AS
sstant Attorney General and Mrs Van de
Vanter, Col. Rossngton and daughter. Miss
Florence, of Topeka; Miss Hermann and
Mr.. l.. w. Thavis. Miss King has been i'm
New York city during the past several
months taking a special course i'm music
Garden Party at the Close.
garden party will be held in the Cathe-
dral Close, Mount ST. Alban, Tenleytown
road, Thursday, May ,, from to T. The
patronesses are Mrs. Mckinley Mrs
Roosevelt, Mrs. n Anderson, Mrs Bell. Mrs
Blaine, Mrs. Boardman. Mrs. Buckingham
Mrs. Cowles, Mrs. Charles II. Davis Mrs
John Davis, Mrs. Dewey, Mrs EIkins Mrs
Fuller, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. II. Gray Mrs
Hague, Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Hay, Mrs.
Hearst, Mrs. David ]. HILL Mrs Hitchcock.
Mrs. Hunker, Mrs. Livingston Hunt Mrs
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