Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Next international We'd
ding at the Capital.
FRANCE AND AMERICA
ANOTHER STRONG TIE TO cE-
MENT OLD FRIENDSHIPS.
Brides and Grooms Of Leafy June-A
Dog Show With Tea
Personals.
FRANCE AND AMERICA

The marriage Tuesday. next at st.
Matthews Church of Miss Ivy Langham
to Lieutenant Commander. de Faramond
will be an ideal one in many respects, since
most Of those closest by ties OF relation
ship to the couple and social intercourse
will be present to participate in the happy
event. Mrs. Langham. the mother OF the
bride, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Langham
have arrived here and Miss Violet Lang
ham will attend her sister at the cere-
mony. The bridegrooms uncle and cousin
Baron de Felzn and Mile. Yvonne de Fell
Yin, are also here, the latter to be brides
maid The French ambassador will be
witness for the bridegroom and the Vicomte
Charles de Chambrun best man. The bride
will be escorted by her brother-in-law,
Baron Won Sternburg. The bride and her
family will leave off their mourning Tor
the day. Rev. Father Lee, rector of st.
Matthew'S, will perform the ceremony
which will be followed by wedding break
fast at the German embassy me French
ambassador and Nine. Jusserand Will en-
terrain the bridal party at dinner tonight,
and the German ambassador ana barohese
Won Sternburg tomorrow night.
At the marriage of Miss Annette Pell
Townsend to Mr.. Marshall A. Philips, 9r:'
of Baltimore at st. Johns Church. June =.
Postlethwaite as maid of honor. and the
Misses Julia and Marguerite Phillips OF Bal
timore, Miss Emily COster of New YORK,
Miss Grace Bell Miss Groveman, MISS
Louise Parker and Miss Matilde Townsend
as bridesmaids Mr.. Armet Brown or Phil
adelphia will be best man, and Messrs.
Townsend, Troth and Rhoads of Ph1ladei-
phia, Cogswell and Schaiek or Baltimore
and Shields Gurley of this city will be
uShers.
A pretty wedding at ST: Pauls P; p.
Church on the evening of June 10 Will pc
that of Miss Alice Benton Bishop and Mr.
George Harry Davis The bride will be at.
tended by Mrs. Isaac Gregg as matron OF
honor, and Mr.. Charlton Wistar Beesiey
will be best man. Mr.. Raymond Acton and
Mr. Samuel H. Davis will be ushers. The
wedding will be quiet one, as no invita-.
tons have been sent out. Tbs couple Will
live at Germantown, Pa, at AZ East Penn
street.
Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Butler have issued
invitations for the wedding reception Of
their daughter. Grace Elizabeth. and DR..
Henry A. Polkinhorn, on June L. The mar
riage ceremony will be performed at the
home of the bride by her father and will
be witnessed only by the immediate rela-
tives of the bride and groom-elect.
Friday evening May 20. farewell tea
was rendered little Miss Dorothy White by
her grandmother Mrs. L. T. Kleindenst, at
her home, 800 E street northeast. Miss
Dorothy leaves with her mother and grand
mother Friday, May q, for San Juan, F. r..
to join her father, who is there at the
United States naval station The color
scheme of the decorations was in pink and
white. A Jack Horner pie of generous size
was of great Importance to the children,
each one drawing it's own souvenir as
1t left the table. Those present were:
Dorothy Trimble, Rosalee Clayton, Hen
rietta and Naomi Gates Ruth Robinson,
Anna and Elizabeth Blake. Bessie Rose,
Mob nd int To Gil tho
Virginia Steel. Lael Torey, Marcia Brooks,
Ethel Lyons. Elsie Hibbs, Nan Helms.
Lucille Fritts. Louise and Kathryn Burke,
Hazel Merle and Emma Walker, Virginia
Sargent, Mildred Tegler Lucy wiltshire,
Raymond Kleindienst. Travis Dent, Edwin,
Bert and Alfred Kleindienst. William Dick
erson, Paul Heinsley, Alvin Hibbs, Robert
Trimble. Morgan Brooks. William Waugh,
Howard Anderson Linwood kleindienst and
Waugh Heygster.
A number of South American diplomats
were present yesterday at the papal lega-
ton when the delegate Mgr. Falcomo, bap-
tized the infant daughter of the Argentine
minister and Nine. Merou. The babys
name is Olga Marie MerOu, and the Peru
Wan minister and Nine. Calderon, the latter
acting for the baby's aunt, Nine. Muniz of
Buenos Ayres were the sponsors. A lunch
con followed. The Argentine minister will
take his wife and family abroad in July,
and later go to Buenos Ayres for visit
The marriage of Miss Belle Ormsbee
Sherman to Mr.. William Bolton Farnham
of Rochester, N. Y, will take place We'd
nesday, June /, in the presence of the i'm
mediate family, at the home of the brides
parents.
Miss Taylors bridesmaids at her mar
riage to Lieutenant Gherardi, June 4, at
Chevy Chase, will be Miss Emily Taylor,
Miss Randolph, Miss Edith McCammon and
Miss Rose Douglas Wallach. The couple
will be at Newport this summer, as Lieu
tenant Gherardi is attached to the naval
station there.
The Cuban minister and Nine. Quesada
marked the second anniversary of the in
dependence of Cuba by dinner last night,
when party of twenty was present.
An entertainment quite out of the COM
mon was given yesterday at the suburban
home of Mr.. Charles J. Bell on Woodiey
road when his daughters, the Misses Bell,
welcomed their friends. who are SO for
tunate as to have large or small dogs of
high degree. There were nine classes ex-
hibited and several winners In each. The
judges were Messrs. George HELEN. Her
bert Dering, Alexander Legare and Ollie
Bird There were silver mugs and ribbons
won as trophies of the day. Tea and light
refreshments closed most interesting
scene.
DR.. and Mrs Charles F. Russell of Hern-
don, Va, have issued invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter. Lyua Grimes,
to Mr.. William Thompson Pollard. Tuesday.
June Z, at 1890 at st. Timothy's Church.
Herndon.
Mrs John D. Yoakley of 1926 North
Capitol street and her sister, Mrs. Lille
Huller of Leesburg, Va. leave today for
Newport News, Va, to visit relatives and
friends for a few weeks.
Miss Mary Margaret Armor was gradu-
ated from Women's Medical College, Phil
adelphia, Wednesday, May Is, and has re-
ceived appointment to San Francisco as
inferno in the children's hospital
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fisher, 1910 M street northeast,
their daughter celebrated her seventeenth
birthday. Among those present were:
Misses M. and d, Dillon, Misses M. and A.
Heaney, M. Farrell, j. Collins. M. Ward,
NJ Sweeney, M. Loveless, Turner, A. Cy-
ser. B. Huse, T. ONeill, A. Brandon and
K. Duggan. Messrs. p. o. Hanlon, J. Hea-
ney, NJ J. McCane, d. Sweetman, d. OCon-
nor, Joasey, T. M Cay, F. Short Thrill, NJ
Balner, P. Short, H. Myers,.F +. Shehan, NJ.