Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-07

| lister Baron Moncheur; the assistant secre-
| tary of the treasury and Mrs. Armstrong
| DR.. Wiley. chief of the bureau OF chemis-
| try; Commissioner General Lagrave of the
| ST. Louis exposition, the Misses Elizabeth
| and Alice Warder, the counsellor of the
| embassy and Nine. Des Portes de Ia Foose
Captain Fournier, military attache; the VI,
! comte de Chambrun and the Prince de
f, Bearn Of the French embassy were their
| guests.
Mrs Charles D. Dulin and family, who
have been at Atlantic City for the past
| two months are in town again at the family
| residence for a brief time before going to
| Magnolia, Mass, where Mrs. Dulin has
| leased a pla ce for the summer.
| Many Washington friends have received
| invitations from Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ma
| loney, for the marriage of their daughter,
Margaret Frances Maloney, to Mr. Louis
Carberry Richie. June %, in st. Cath
| crimes Church, Spring Lake, N. j. A we'd
| ding breakfast will follow at Mr.. Maloney s
| summer residence, Ballingarry.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j.
| Beber, SOB M street southwest was made
| merry last evening by a host of young
| people who had gathered to celebrate the
| seventh birthday of their son, Harry Bic
| Der. After music and games were played,
| bountiful collation. was served. The young
| host was the recipient of many beautf-
| full and useful presents Among those pres
| ent were Mrs. l.. Wedge, Mrs 7. Broderick,
| Mrs. Koehler, Mrs. G. Seidenspinner. Mrs.
H. Bieber, and the Misses Julia Wacksmuth,
Louisa Bieber Julia koehler Helen Brod-
| erick. Minnie Broderick, Mary Bieber. Elsie
Bieber and the Masters Harry Bieber, Geo
Wedge Albert Knowsky, George Sutton,
Harry Koehler, Victor Bieber. Oscar Bic
Der, Geo. Seidenspnner, Artie Seidenspin-
ner and Julian Bieber.
surprise was rendered Mr.. John T.
Sewall at the residence of Mr.. Charles
RriOht wood n q Monday evening
June 6. 1904. Among those present were
Mr. John Sewall, the Misses K. L. Payne,
pinn, Morten, Kennedy, Webb. Grant,
Cole Clark Bowie and Messrs Shamwell,
Carter, Chas. Dogans, Grant, Fitzhugh,
Lewis, White and Morgan. After enjoying
music and dancing the guests repaired to
the dining room and partook of refresh
ments..
Mrs. E. V. Thompson of street is
visiting in Denver, Col.
Miss Marie Mattingly, formerly of this
city, was married to Mr.. w. B. Meloney at
| ST. Patrick's Cathedral. New York city, yes
| terday in the presence Of relatives and init
mate friends. The bride, who was given away
| by Dr. Virgil p Gibney, an old friend of
| her father, wore white chiffon cloth over
! liberty silk and a large white hat and car
| ried a bouquet of daisies. Both gown and
| hat were trimmed with lace that had been
worn by brides of her family for four gen.
erations. Mr.. Francis Carroll Mattingly
of Washington, brother of the bride, was
best man.
Mgr. Lavelle of the cathedral performed
the marriage ceremony. The nuptial mass
that followed was celebrated by the Rev.
John Wynne, 81. Archbishop Farley gave
the benediction and Archbishop Reardon
of San Francisco, Bishop McFaul of Tren-
ton and Mgr. Edwards were in the sane
tuary.
A small wedding breakfast followed at
the Buckingham Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
loney will live at Halycon Park, New Ro-
chelle.
Prof. and Mrs Jose Sirvent are for the
summer at their country home. Acacia
Cottage" Capitol View Park. Montgomery
county, Md.
The Misses Graves sailed from New York
this morning for Europe.
Ex-senator John NJ. Thurston was host
last night at small stag dinner his guests
being some visiting Pittsburg capitalists
who are enjoying the sights of Washing
ton for day or so. Those present were
James Detrick, Thos B. Ritter. M. x. SAILS
bury and VIM. M. Rees of Pittsburg Pa;
Mr. Waiter H. Bunce, mining expert
from Colorado, and the senator's brother
in-law, Mr.. Carroll Purman of this city
Mr.. Milton B. schley and Miss Sara A.
Begin, both of this city, were quietly mar
ried at the home of the grooms mother,
946 New York avenue, yesterday afternoon
the curate of the Ascension Episcopal
Church officiating.
The couple will leave in a few days for
columbus, Ohio, where Mr.. Schley is now
located
The little Baptist Church at Hamilton,
Va, was the scene of a pretty wedding
Saturday last, when Miss Mittie Jane Rog-
ers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H
Rogers, became the bride of Mr.. Bryson w.
Jones OF this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Charles T. Herndon of
Hamilton. In the presence of a large throng
OF the relatives and friends of the young
couple. After wedding trip Mr. and Mrs
Jones will make their home In this city
Mrs. Sam Gassenheimer, ACCOMPANIED
by her neice, Miss Blanche Stein, have
gone to New York. Atlantic City and Phila-
delphia for short stay.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Cam
efon Winsiow arrived at Newport yester-
day. They have taken a villa on Bellevue
avenue for the summer.
The Russian ambassador and Countess
Cassini will leave Washington June 16 for
Bar Harbor, accompanied by the staff of
the Russian embassy.
Mme Won Hengelmuller is improvinp
rapidly and with the ambassador may leave
the end of this week for Tuxedo, going on
to Bar Hareor later in the month.
Miss Adaye Moses of Baltimore is visit
ing Mrs. B. Herman, 443 9th street south
west. AZ hcme wednesday evening, June 8.
Mr.. ond Mrs. I. B. Brown are now located
at 1918 street northwest. where they will
be pleased to see their friends.
The Georgetown Convent Alumnae will
hold its tenth annual meeting June o.
Mrs. Harry s. Jones of Toledo, Ohio, &C
companied by her little son Paul, is on a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dugan of 1911 M street northwest where
she will be pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. William H. Walker is rapidly recov-
ering from her long illness and will soon
sail for Europe, where she hopes to COM
pletely regain her health.
Mrs. Abbie c. Graves and Jennie A.
Graves sailed from New York for Europe
on the steamer Statendam today and Will
spend the summer abroad, visiting Paris,
Holland. Germany the Rhine, Italy, Switz-
erland and England.
Mrs. VIM. M. Springer, widow of Judge
Springer, has moved to her former home,
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