Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
COMING MARRIAGE AT SPRING
LAKE OF INTEREST HERE.
Mrs. Rust's Tea in Honor of Mrs. Gar
feld-Other Sociabilities-
Notes.

this city. The ceremony will take place at
Spring Lake, N. j., where the Maloneys
summer home, 'Ballangary is one of the
show places In connection with the man.
sion is a chapel. where the ceremony Will
take place. This was built in memory OF
the brides sister, who died aboard Ship
three wears ago. This chapel cost about
two hundred thousand dollars, is modelled
after a Roman abbey and contains a crypt
where the dead nay be inferred. The man
sion, which cost n million dollars and con-
tsins u million dollars worth more OF art
treasures, is a very large structure, re-
sembling somewhat the White House In
archite ctural lres. 1t is surrounded by
Italian grounds cf great beauty. Mi. Ma
loney's wealth ranks him among the multi
mllionaires He came from Ireland poor
boy. Cardinal Sltolli is expected to per-
form the marriage ceremony and a large
gathering of preiates and priests Will De
present. Mr.. MaloncJ bought three con-
vents N Paris ana vicinity when the decree
Of expulsion was issued against religious
teaching orders in France and In these
buildings renstated the nuns. For this
and other great gifts to rehgious WORKS,
Pope Leo conferred upon him the title of
marquis.
Miss Maloney is finely educated and ac-
complished The engagement of the young
couple was announced before she return I;fi
lately from Europe. Miss Maud McCahll
of this city will attend her at the wedding'
and the newly married couple will probably
spend the summer in Europe.
The grounds surrounding the Founding
Hospital, 1715 18th street northwest, pre-
scented an attractive appearance TINS after
noon, while the one hundred little inmates
of the institution, in snow white costumes,
received visitors In the building. The oc-
casion was the annual garden party given
for the benefit Of the hospital AT O'Clock
the gates were opened to the public ana
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O'Clock Among the ladies assisting in the
affair are Mrs. Richard Sylvester. Mrs. Jo-
seph Auerbach. Mrs. Thos. Ryan, Mrs: W.
s. Knox. Mrs. w. E. Speer. Mrs. J. b. u.
T. Britton, Mrs. Simon Wolf, Mrs. Quay,
Mrs. Cullom, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Robert
Portner, Mrs. A. B. Brown, Mrs. Horace
Taylor Mrs Clasaugh Mrs sner Mrs MRS
Hubbard and Mrs. May. Mrs. Sylvester
has charge of the cake table and is as
sisted by Mrs. Ryan Mrs. Speer and Mrs.
Gusts. The lemonade table is in charge of
Miss West, with a number of young ladies
assisting. Mrs Knox and Mrs. Powell have
charge of the fish pond and candy stand,
and Mrs. Auerbach presdes at the fan
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rakemann have sent
out cards announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Marie Antoinette, to Mr.. Charles
Henry Cross, on May II, at All Souls
Church, by Rev. L. G. B. Pierce After
the return of Mr.. and Mrs. Cross from their
trip to Florida and st. Louis they will go
to housekeeping at BAT Homead avenue.
A pleasant occasion yesterday was the tea
given by Miss Harry Lee Rust, in honor of
Mrs. James r. Garfield The pleasant home
of Mrs. Rust was beautifully decorated with
carnations and dogwood blossoms, and re-
freshments were served on the side piazza
Mrs. Rust Smith and others assisted the
hostess in entertaining the guests.
The French Club (Cercle des Precieuses
Ridicules) has issued invitations for it's
nual play, which is to be given at the Ma
tional Rifles Hall. on Friday, the 18th, at
8 o'clock. A three-act comedy by Alex
andre Bison and Adolph Leclercq. entitled
"Jalouse." has been selected. This play
will be familiar to many, as it has already
been played in the city by professionals I'M
der the name of Because She Loved Him
So" These plays are one of the social
events of the spring season, for the club
has many clever actors among it's mem
bers and the embassies and legations, as
we'll as the French scholars of the city, al
ways accept Its invitations, which are limit
ed to those who understand the French
language.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry N. Kaufman, 10
D street southeast, will be at home to their
friends Sunday. May 10, from 3 to 8.
Mrs James G. Blaine will be the guest
of friends at Gainesville. Md, next week
during the horse show, which promises to
be as usual the fashionable out-of-town
fete for Baltimore society. A ball will
be given at The Kennels on the evening
of the 18TH to which Mrs. Blaine and
others from this city have accepted in
vitations.
Miss Hannah Davidson of New York,
who has been the guest of Mrs. L. II.
David, leaves tomorrow for her home.
comfortably installed at their home at
Beaver, Pa, the senator making first a
stay of two weeks with his brother at
Morganza, Pa. The summer months are
but their future movements will depend
largely on the senator's health, which has
somewhat improved lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. G. Hoover attended
yesterday the horse show given under the
auspices of the Cameron Run Hunt Club
at the Hampton stock farm, as the guest Of
Miss E. Rogers of Alexandria.
Miss Mabel Corson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Corson, was married last
night at st. Stephens P. e. Church, Mt.
Pleasant, by Rev. George Fiske Dudley. the
rector, in the presence of large gathering
of their friends Messrs. Paul Blair, Johnson,
Wilson and Janney were ushers and Mr..
Francis e. Cady best man. Miss Roma
Corson was maid of honor and was daintily
dressed in ivory net and carried white sweet
peas. The bride escorted by her
father and wore white silk null, tulle
veil and orange blossoms and carried bride
roses. The reception that followed was for
the bridal party and relatives.
A number of friends met the Warwick
Pleasure Club of this city at the residence
of Mrs A. V. Byrne and escorted them to
Laurel, Nd, to the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. l.. Donithen. where they spent q
pleasant evening last night After games
dancing and other amusements refresh
ments were served. There were two prize
cake walks. the first being won by Mr.. Lev
Dugan of Washington, d. c., and Miss
Bessie Miller of Laurel, Md; the second by
Mr. Walter Sousa Of Washington, d. c.,
and Miss Imogene Collins of Laurel. Md.
Among those present were Miss Imogene
Collins, Miss Mamie Byrne of Washington,
D. c.; Miss Alice Wallach, Miss Bessie
Miller, Miss Elsie Burgess, Miss Isabel
Rand, Miss Helen Haslup, Miss May VIII
hanson of Laurel. Nd. and Messrs. Cleve-
land Byrne, Walter Sousa, John and Lev
Dugan, Arthur Bates James Thompson of