Evening star., 1902-08-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE wild ROSE" PARTY AT
NEWPORT LAST NIGHT.
Miss Berry Engineers Theatricals to
Successful Finish - A Recent
Wedding-PersonalN Notes.

| tiS SIOulUS was UiduS tHTOukH IuiONdgr
in which a number of appropriate small
| shows attracted attention. The host and
| hostess received in the drawing room of
their home. A performance OF The Wild
| Rose" by the New York company was given
| in temporary theater. the guests having
| tickets for reserved seats handed them at
| regular ticket Office. The play began at
| II, and after 1t was over supper was served
! at small tables in the dining halls and on
| the piazza After supper the guests re-
| turned to the theater, now converted into
| a ball room, and the cotillion was danced
| Mrs. Vanderbilt and Roman Baldwin and
| Miss May Goelet and Henry w. Bull led
| The figt res were pretty and original and
the fave RS handsome. Hand-painted fans
| FOR the women and tie cases for the men,
silver pe skets and match safes, dolls and
! monkeys {these being mechanical figures,
| which were wound up), atomizers and Gig
arctic cases, flowers and pincushtons,
| buckles and fancy baskets filled with bon
bons were among them. The midway ana
| theater have taken several weeks to con-
struct. The decorations We're exceedingly
beautiful, wild roses being used in great
profusion.
A wedding In Baltimore of interest to
Washingtonians was that of Mr.. James Jo-
seph Kennedy of New York and Miss
Frances Teresa Mudd of Baltimore, who
| were married Saturday morning, August g
! ~.
by the Rev. Father P. H. Denaghan. Mr..
Kennedy is the Junior member of one of
the leading patent firms of New York and
Miss Mudd is a daughter of the late DR..
Mudd of Charles county, Md. Owing to a
recent bereavement in the family the we'd
ding was a very quiet one and no formal
invitations were sent out. Among the Few
present at the ceremony were the following:
Mrs Kennedy Miss Kennedy and Mr. Ken
| nedy Of New York, Mrs. Mudd and Miss
| Anna Mudd Of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs:
| Charles H. Welch of HyattsVille, Mr.. and
Mrs. George ]. Turner, Mrs. and Miss
Phelps Mrs. Florence Carr Shallenbarger,
| Miss Helen R. Turner, Mr.. j. F. Tingley,
Mrs. J. F. Leib, Mrs. ]. c. Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ lrelan and Miss
Eleanor White Irelan, Mr.. Frank Mudd and
Miss Agnes Mudd. The young couple left
on a wedding trip to New York city, Mag
ara Falls and the Muskoka Lakes. They
will be gone about four weeks Upon their
return they will reside in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss K v. R. Berry of this city was
| prime mover as well as a participant in
Vaudeville entertainment for charity last
night at Bar Harbor. a group of illustrated
songs and "a garden of living flowers, in
| which latter group Miss Berry impersonat-
| ed The Primrose" were Interesting fea-
lures of the show, which crowded the
| Casino to the walls.
| Speaker Henderson is now the guest of
! Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Parker at their place
| at Camden, Maine. Deep sea fishing has
| been the great attraction, both host and
| his guests all summer being enthusiastic
! fishermen. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker have had
several house parties in the past two
months.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Parsons of No. 9o2
| Pennsylvania avenue southeast announce
! the wedding of their daughter Lottie Berk-
| ley to Mr.. E. Edgar Webb, August %, by
! the Rev. D. H. Martin, DID, acting pastor
| of Hamline NJ. E. Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nall will ha of of or
| at No. 647 Florida avenue northwest.
| Captain and Mrs Chadwick gave a lunch
| con yesterday at Newport for Bishop Sat
| terlee Of Washington.
Miss A. Pittman and Miss Fox have re
turned from stay at Cumberland and Oak
| land. Nd.
| Miss Julia Lacey of Philadelphia is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Mary eastman.
Mr.. Herbert Guion Hopkins, who is at
| Georgetown Hospital, has successfully pass
ed the crisis of his serious Illness.
Mr. D. w Poole and family are spending
their vacation at Frederick City, Md.
Mrs; E. V. Balster and daughter, Phillts
| B Balster, have returned to their home, i'll
| I'd street northwest, from Munhall, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel Brown of this city has re-
! turned from a vacation OF several months
| at n-by-the-Sea," where she was a
| guest of Mrs. Slocum.
| Mrs. c. Tribby and her daughter Ida re-
| turned Sunday from Deer Park, w. Va
| Mrs. L. V. Balster and daughter, Miss
| Mollie Balster. and Miss Lille Peters have
| gone to Atlantic City for short stay.
| Miss Leonora Downes has gone for
| northern trip and will spend several weeks
| in Brooklyn before her return.
| DR.. and Mrs. Reisinger have returned to
| the city.
Mrs. Harry L. Conner has returned from
| Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, where she has
! spent two weeks in company with her
| aunt Mrs. Margaret Davis of Baltimore
| DR.. and Mrs J. w Bayne. after a pleas
| ant stay at Cape May, have returned to the
| city.
| Mr.. Martin Altschuh, accompanied by his
| daughter. Mrs Schmld and her children
| Martin, Eta and Willie. have left for a
| three weeks sojOurn at Philadelphia and
| Atlantic City.
| Mrs. w. S. Thompson of WASHINGTON.
with her daughter, Mrs. Won Jones of Phil
| adelphia, are staying at the Dennis Hotel
Atlantic City.