Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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gartten. Count Friedrich Hoyos. DR.. Won
Thodorovich. all of the embassy; the Misses
Mexican, Mr.. and Mrs E. H Tompkins.
Master Samuel Tompkins Mrs. Franz
Sobotka. Miss Mamie d. Sobotka, mother
and sister of the groom; Master John A.
Sobotka, Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin. Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Chappell. Mrs. Edward
Journey, Mrs. Ida Chappeil, Mr.. and Mrs
Schiffner and Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ]. Raymond.
Immediately following the ceremony MIR.
and Mrs. Sobotka left for a short trip
north, and after their return will be pleased
to receive their friends Tuesdays. May
and II, at their home, 1874 street north
west.
A party was given Monday night last
by Miss Lavenia Addie Jewell at the fam
lily residence, 2os II street northwest.
Those present were Jane Williams, Annie
johnson, Annie Boss, Grace Kneessi, Ad-
die OFT, Selma Mcdonald. Annie Birch,
Gertrude Hefner Louise Chambers, Jen-
lie PETER, May Coe. sallie Morley, Ruth
Haarer, Gertrude Dankmyer. Catherine
Chambers. Lila Turley. Howard Steward,
Eddie Mcdonald Paul Douglass, Fred
Switzer, Wash. Williams, Mark Douglass,
Robt Gotto Oscar Faulth. Norman Phissor
Charles Burk, Ernest Burk and Nat Nor
ley.
A pretty wedding at o'clock yesterday
took place at st. Joseph's Church, when
Rev. Father Schmidt officiated for Miss Mary
Edelweiss Marshall and Mr.. Robert Bryan
Griffin. The ushers were Messrs. E. Fen
wick Hill. John Fenwick. Robert Brook and
Robert Beall. Miss Nellie Mudd was maid
of honor and the bride came in church with
her mother. Mrs. Caroline Hill Marshall.
Mr.. William P. Barnhart was best man.
The bride was beautifully gowned in white
crepe and duchesse lace After reception
at Mrs. Marshalls home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffin left for Atlantic City and New
York and intend to reside at Bowie. Nd.
where the groom has country place. Both
are well known in musical circles here.
Miss Helen Gordon wiley and Mr. John
Louis Wellington were married in Cumber-
land, Md, last night. The groom is
Princetonian as were all his ushers and is
son of former Senator Wellington. Miss
Jane Hazleton De Shields of this city was
among the bridesmaids and wore white
organdie gown and a lace bordered short
tulle veil. Three hundred friends attended
the wedding reception. A present to the
couple from the GrOOmS father was the fine
house in which they are to live in Cumber-
land.
Miss Annie Vaughan youngest daughter
Of the rector of st. James Church. Hyatts-
Vile. was married there last night by her
father to Mr.. Frederic William Scrivener Of
Georgetown.
The Home for Incurables ball tonight at
the New Willard is the only large social
event. and is sure to be, therefore, a sue
cessful event. Mrs. Patterson, president Of
the board Of managers, and Mrs. Charles
spalding. chairman of the ball committee
will receive the guests. The Marine Band
will furnish the music and supper will be
served in the main dining room.
A brilliant audience assembled in the CO.
lumbia Theater yesterday afternoon for
st. Matthews Church concert. Mrs. Gielow
gave several rectta tions, portraying the
black nanny" in way in which few
eYcAl her and in cha hoe haop
heard in many London drawing rooms and
before the royal family. Mr.. Aptommas
gave another evidence of his mastery of
the harp and was enthusiastically applaud
ed. The Mexican, French and italian am
bassadors had box parties as did Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Story, the
Misses Patten and the Misses Cullen. A
number Of other well-known persons were
in the audience.
Mrs. j. Lee Rowland announces the mar
riage of her daughter Helen Irene to Mr.
Gilbert Claude Lutz of New York CITY, The
ceremony took place on Wednesday, April
10, at high noon, at the Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION, New York the Rev G. c.
Houghton officiating. On May 1 Mr.. and
Mrs Lutz leave for Atlantic City and
they will be located at the Earle, 1O3
Waverly place.
Miss Rachel Aiken and Miss McConway
-
inghouse. Miss McConway was debutante
the past winter.
Countess Cassini went to New York to-
day to take part in the Greek Church serv-
ices preceding the Easter festival, which
in their calendar comes next Sunday.
party was given at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. E. c. Mistead, 1922 l street north
west, in honor Of Mr.. Milsteads birthday.
He was the recipient of many presents Mr..
John S. MARI entertained the company with
songs and Rotations: piano selections were
rendered by Mr.. D. Moran and Mr. j. Mad
den gave a graphophone performance At
late hour refreshments were served. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Schippel,
Mr. and Mrs: Roy hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Bid, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lavender Mr.
and Mrs. D. Moran, Mrs. Madden, Miss A.
n. Wildman and the Misses May Roberts,
Elsie Roberts, M. Mumford L. Aries, M.
Kennedy, A. Kennedy, M. Wildman and
Messrs. w. E. Harrison, William Burrell,
D. James, ]. S. Mari, ]. Madden A. Bauer,
j. Clark. ]. Brennan, c. Robbins, j. c.
Brennan. jr., William Barker, F. Water