Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
STORY OF A DAY AMONG THE
NEwPoRTERs.
A Pretty Wedding at st. Patrick's
Church-Other Sociabilities-
Summer Tours.

Miss Alice Roosevelt put in a busy day
yesterday, even for her well-known ability
in that line. Beginning with a swim on
the beach, she attended the tennis tourna-
ment, went coaching to a luncheon engage
ment and was the honor guest at a dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills. She
was very well and becomingly dressed at
the tennis tournament. Her costume of
pale yellow linen lawn was trimmed with
insertions of lace and completed by a large
yellow null hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Heller entertained their
| relatives in this city last evening at their
residence, No. 617 X street northwest, on
| the occasion OF the forty eighth anniver-
sary OF their marriage. The host and
hostess received their guests in the spa
| cious parlor where congratulations and
best wishes were extended. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heller were married in Baltimore, Nd.
and Immediately removed to this city.
where they have been residents ever since.
| They are both active and enjoy excellent
health. Many handsome presents were re-
| ceived from their large circle OF friends
evening refreshments were served in the
supper room.
At the marriage yesterday at Clayton
N. Y, of Miss Emerance Adrienne De Sal
lier du Pin, daughter OF the Count and
Countess Hermel de Saller du Pin OF Wat
cItoWH, ana MT. lnOmaS hughes Kelly,
youngest son of the late Eugene Kelly Of
New York, the ceremony was performed in
st. Mary's Church by Archbishop Farley
OF New York. The bride wore ivory satin,
trimmed with century old Brussels lace
This was caught at the shoulders and Cir
Gle, and then fell to the hem of the dress.
A spray of orange blossoms fastened the
| tulle veil. Mr.. Kelly presented his bride
with rfv1ere of diamonds and emeralds
and sunburot of diamonds. Her engage
ment ring was pigeon ruby heart, sur
mounted by diamond crown, which was
presented to him by the late Pope Leo Nil.
After yachting cruise in American waters
the couple will sail for Europe and may
live in Rome.
Mrs John Davies Jones, writing from
Ffesole, Italy, has announced the engage
ment OF her daughter, Martina Potter
Jones. to Marquis Giuseppe d'Ajeta LAMA
di Traba of Italy. The wedding will take
place during the coming winter in Flor
ence. Italy.
Mrs. William J. r. Thomson and daugh-
ter, Ruby, are at the world fair, St. Louis.
Mrs. NJ. A. Grinnan and her little grand
daughter. Virginia Lee Bulger of Capitol
Hill. are visiting in Richmond, Va
Miss E. May Helms and Miss Mildred
Brown will leave Saturday, the Goth in
slant, to take short vacation at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Slater of street
| northeast have left for Pittsburg to visit
the latter's sister. and on their return will
visit Atlantic City, New York and Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Marks and Mrs E. F.
MacKernan have gone to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Metcalf. who have
spent five weeks at Asbury Park, left this
| morning for Atlantic City to remain until
September.
i, Miss Grace A. Sutphen leaves today for
an extended trip to her home in New York.
She will also visit other places Of interest,
including the St. Louis fair.
Miss Norma Lewis of Capitol Hill has re-
turned after spending two weeks at St.
Georges Island.
St. Patricks Church was the scene of
a pretty wedding Tuesday morning Only
! the immediate relatives of the couple be-
ing present the contracting parties being
Miss Florence Angela Ferry and Mr.. John
j. Flanagan. Rev Father George A.
Dougherty of the Catholic University per-
formed the marriage service and cele
brated the nuptial mass. Rev Father Car
roll of ST. Patrick's and Rev. Father Grif-
fifth of st. Augustine's, assisted at the mass
The sanctuary was brilliantly illuminated
and profusely decorated with palms and
ferns. The bride wore a pretty white lace
dress and carried bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flanagan left on an extended trip to the
st. Louis exposition, Philadelphia and At
lantic City. They Will reside in this city
on their return.
Mrs. w j. Dillenback Is visiting friends
at Borough Park, Brooklyn, N. Y, and will
spend some time with relatives at Chau-
mont, N. Y, before her return home in the
fall.
Mrs. Edyth H. Smith and her two sons.
David and Marvin, are spending the sum-
mer at Chevy Chase with her sister, Mrs.
Frank B. NARROW.
Miss Sara Olivia Moore and her mother
left last week for an extended trip to the
eastern states, and will visit New York
and Boston and possibly Niagara Falls be-
fore their return home.
Mrs George D. Sudduth and her children
are visiting relatives in the mountains OF
Virginia.
Miss Ida Marshall leaves this week to
spend a month with her parents in Frank
fort, KY.
Mr.. ]. T. Everett of Mount Pleasant left
the first of the week, accompanied by his
week at the exposition On their return
they will stop at Pittsburg, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Everetts sons are in business.
lahan are at Berkeley Springs. w. Va, for
q month.
Mrs Geo. w. Kidwell and her youngest
children have gone to Rapidan, Va, for a
months visit Misses May and Ethel KID
well have gone to Sterling, Va, for few
weeks They will afterward join their
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Light are at Cape
May and later will go to Atlantic City for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs A1ica Toft Talbot of No 212g Madi-