Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
EASTER SEASON WILL BE A
SHORT BUT ACTIVE ONE.
Brides and Grooms Will Be the Cen
tiers Of Most Interest-Per-
sonal Notes.

A short but merry season is anticipa ted
after Easter-on the cards are the last of
the Monday dances. which will be cotillon,
and open the gay times al Rauscher's Eas-
ter Monday night Mrs. Diapers juvenile
party for the associates of her young
daughter. dances at Senator Kean's and Mr..
Thomas Nelson Pages. the sixty couple
cotilion and the Home for Incurables ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson and Mrs.
Story will give Country Club teas, and the
resumption of entertaining at the home of
the Secretary of State will be other pleas
ing factors. The weddings are large and
small but decidedly numerous, and extend
throughout the month. Invitations for a
number are already out.
General and Mrs. Arson Mills have issued
cards for the wedding breakfast of their
daughter Constance Lydia and Captain
Winfield Scott Overton. United States Ar
tllery Corps. Thursday, April 30. at 1
o'clock. at Rauscher's. The ceremony takes
place at the residence of General and Mrs.
Mills. Dupont Circle. and will be attended
by small family party.
The Japanese minister and Nine. Takahira
will give dinner next Tuesday night
Miss Edith Newlands and Mr. Charles H.
L. Johnson, Miss Gertrude Harrison and Mr.
John Lewis Richards Miss Emma Winni-
fred Truett and Mr.. George Peter Jones
will be among the Easter brides and
grooms. The two last weddings are to be
church affairs, but for the former the COM
pany is limited to personal friends.
The next couples to engage SOCIAL atten-
ton will be Miss Lucy Golden Delaney
Kearney and Mr.. Julien Hill, Miss Grace
Parker and Lieut.. Ernest Manning Reeve
Miss Harriet Darneille and Mr.. William
Reading. Miss Theodosla Cook Martin ana
Mr.. Francis j. NJ. Grace and Miss Mills ana
DaINn, -tn II ny y-1
Mr. Eben Learned and Miss Anne French
and Mr.. Walter Meigs Bush Miss Louise
Leibers marriage to Mr.. Augustine N
Lawrence of New York will take place
May q.
Mr. and Mrs J. Il. Colfelt of New York
gave a dinner last night for Mr. Plerre
Lorillard and Mr. w. P. Morton of New
York. having half dozen resident friends
to meet them. The .Colfelts will summer
on the French coast, but expect to live here
again next winter.
Mrs James Hoban Sands and the Misses
Sands. wife and daughters of Rear Admit
raj Sands, will spend next month here
Mrs George w. SWEET of Philadelphia
is spending few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. James r. keenan,. at Hotel Gordon.
Mrs. George Herman has gone to New
York to spend this week.
Mrs. Udell. wife of Lieut.. Fred. A. Udell,
United States marine corps, who has spent
the winter at 1917 K street, leaves tomor
row for Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mr.. William NJ. hampton, formerly of
Georgia, and Miss Eudora NJ. Gates of Hi
nois were quietly married on April / at the
home of DR.. Bagby. Only a few friends
were present After an extended trip
through the northern states the couple will
be at home to their friends after May l at
$40 l. street northwest.
Mr.. T. T. Tongue with his wife and two
children, are at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Robert Brent Mosher and family will
spend Easter season at Atlantic City.