Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CARDS OUT FOR INTERNATIONAL
WEDDING RECEPTION.
A Home Marriage This Week-0ther
Events-Personal
Notes.

| Notes.
! Surgeon General of the Navy (retired) and
| Mrs. Van Reypen have sent out the invi-
| tations for the wedding reception of their
| daughter Alletta and Baron Serge Alex
| ander Korff, gentleman-n-w waiting to his
| majesty the Emperor of Russia. Monday
| afternoon, June ., from 3 to Z, at 1921 18th
l street.
| The Baroness Won Giskra, formerly Miss
| King of Baltimore, who recently joined her
| husband, the charge d'affa:res of Austria
| Hungary, in Washington, will return to
| Europe the LIST of July to spend the re-
| mainder of the summer with her children at
| the present home of her mother, Mrs. King,
| on the Isle of Jersey.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson, the lat
| ter sister of President Roosevelt have
| opened their pace on Orange Mountain.
| They are expected Richfied Springs
| later.
| The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Bonney
| keech and Mr.. Edwin Percival Wilson will
| take place Wednesday evening at the home
| OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam cyril keech, 1I25 Willard street The
ceremony VIII be performed by the Rev.
| Ulysses q. b. Pierce of All Souls Church
I
| OF the bride and groom. \ reception to the
| Immediate friends of the two families will
| follow
| Miss keech will be attended by her cou-
SIN MISS Elizabeth Bonney Barry as maid
| or honor, and Miss Cora Barry as flower
| girl Mr.. Walter Wilson, a brother of the
| groom, will be best man.
After the reception Mr. and Mrs Wilson
| VIII ieaNe washington Tor trip north.
Another wedding on the 1st of June will
be that of Miss Marion Robbins and Mr.
| Lawrence a. JanneV The ceremony will
| be at 40 pm. in Mrs. Robbins apartment
| at Stcneleigh Court Miss Eleanor Hol-
| brook of Springfield, Mass and the Misses
| attend the bride and Mr.. Elliott b. Rob
| bins viii be best man. A reception will
| follow.
1t is possible that the early stages of Miss
| ToWnsend's ConvalcscenCe will be spent at
| Atlantic City Just soon as she is able to
| travel The family plans for the rest of
| the summer naturally still in abey-
| ance.
Mrs. Paul Morton is in New York to
! spend the week.
Col and Mrs. A. C. Tyler and Miss Tyler
| will go abroad shortly to spend some time
| in travel They have leased their home in
| New London, Conn, to Representative and
| Mrs. Hit for the season.
Mrs. Walter Fairfield was the guest of
| friends in Baltimore Saturday, and at
| tended the horse show, going later to
| dinner given by Miss Hurst at the Country
| Club.
| Mrs John J. Mccarthy. accompanied by
| Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. German and little son
| John, is at Atlantic City.
| Cards have been sent out announcing the
| marriage of Miss Edith May Talbert and
| Mr.. Everett Raymond Carpenter, May II,
| at the residence OF the brides parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. George w. Talbert, 220 9th street
| southeast. After a reception the couple
| left for a bridal tour through the north.
| On their return they will reside at 30th and
| NJ streets northwest where they will be AZ
| home to their friends after June l.
| OF the agement of Miss Beatrice Wi
mans. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ross Winans
| Beam ct de Charlas, now secretary of the
| French embassy at St Petersburg and
| lately connected with the embassy of his
| country here, Baltimore paper has this to
| say:
| Miss Winans is the great granddaughter
| of Ross Winans, the inventor and the grand
| daughter of Thomas Winans. Miss Winans'
| grandfather and his brother William Louis
| Winans. the father of Mr. Walter Winans,
| were members of the firm that built the
| Nicolai railroad in Russia.
| Miss Wnans made her debut two years
| ago in London and was presented to court.
| She is beautiful and accomplished and at
| tracted much attention in London and
| Paris. She is talented musician and lin
| guist and has a lovable personality
| Members of the Star Social and Pleasure
| Club met at the home of Mrs Frank Foster,
| 1922 Twenty-second street northwest, last
| evening. The early part of the evening
| was spent in Rotations, songs and read
| ings before dainty refreshments were serv-
| ed by the hostess. The parlor was attrac-
| lively decorated with palms and cut flow
| erS.
| Among those present were: Mrs Frank
| Foster. Mrs. Pangle Miss Edna Hayden,
Anna Bresnahan, Lottie Sheehan, Annie Shee-
han, Agnes Lawlor, Ella Lawlor, Marion
| Marshall, May Lanigan. Mamie Collins
and Messrs. Thomas Bresnahan. George
| Quinn, John Quinn, John Sheehan, Ray
mond Codrick. Harry Shughrue, Robert
| Miller and Mr.. Foster.
| The proportion of Washngtonians going
| abroad this summer is greater than usual
| Mr.. and Mrs John r. Mclean Mr. and
| Mrs. Elkins Mr. and Mrs. Boardman and
| the Misses Boardman, Col and Mrs Tyler
Miss Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Fran
| els, Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie, Senator and
| Mrs. Depew, Mrs. Coudert and daughters
Mrs. Pinchot, Col. and Mrs May Mrs E.
S. Moore and Miss Moore are few of the
many who will travel in Europe for the
| next six months.
| Cards out for the marriage of Miss
| Annie Ficklin of Lancaster county Va, to
| MI L. b. aMrSton OF Kappa hammock. The
| ceremony will take place at the home of
| the bride Thursday, June /. The bride has
| relatives in Alexandria.
Miss Nellie Scrimger of Westmoreland
| county, Va, and Mr.. Richard F. McGinnis of
| Montrose, Va, were married last week. the
| ceremony taking place in Curromen Bap-
| fist Church in the presence of large
| throng of the friends of the couple Rev.
]. N. Connolly officiated at the ceremony
| The bride was attended by her sister, Miss
| Carrie Scrimger, and Mr.. Frank McGinnis
| was best man.
| MARRIAGE TicenSes