Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of
bride roses, lilies of the valley and maiden
hair fern. Immediately after the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Chance started on their
honeymoon. This fall they will likely To-
cate permanently in Kensington.
Miss Pansy A. Duckett, Miss Myrtle G.
Duckett Miss Annie NJ. Parsons and Miss
Edythe Parsons are again in this city, hav-
ing spent a most enjoyable vacation at
Niagara Falls.
Mrs Philip j. Roche and daughter Kathe-
rine have gone to Atlantic City to spend
few weeks.
Mr.. Alfred Ray of Forest Glen, Md, and
Mrs Mary Hodges Cashel of Rockville
were quietly married at the cardinals resi-
dence in Baltimore by Rev. Father Dono-
van. Immediately after the wedding the
bride and groom, accompanied by a party
of friends, left for Atlantic City. On their
return they will reside at the home of the
bride, Ashland Montgomery county, Nd.
Among the recent arrivals at the New
Archdale Atlantic City, are Mr.. and Mrs
George M. Mattingly and children, Miss A.
V. Lally and Miss Breen.
Mr. and Mrs Forrest H. Riordan and
family have returned, after pleasant stay,
from Tyrone, Pa
Prof Simon Newcomb and Mrs L. NJ.
Ellinger of this city registered at the Office
of the New York Herald yesterday in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur II. Hoover announce
the marriage of their daughter, Pearl Maud
to the Rev. Lyttleton Morgan Ferguson of
Darlington, Md, August %. 1905.
Mrs L. E. Cannon of the Albemarle, II
T street northwest and Miss S. E. Ihrie of
AnDanoliS Md who is visiting
for an indefinite time, have returned from
College Park, Md.
Mr.. p A. Meehan and daughter. Miss
Mamie A. Meehan, have returned to their
home, after two months travelling in Eng
land, Ireland and Wales.
Miss Lillian Walker and the Misses Alice
and Bessie Gardiner are at Atlantic City for
two weeks.
The fourth assistant postmaster general
and Mrs. De Graw will leave Washington
tomorrow morning for the Green noun
tains. where they will take a brief rest.
Chief Justice Fuller, who represents
Great Britain in the arbitration proceedings
now going on at The Hague; his son-in-law
and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace
and Miss Fuller; Mr.. David j. Hill, the
American minister and Jonkheer D. de Ma
rees van Swinderon and Nine. van Swim
deron are all at the same hotel. The chief
justice gave dinner lately to his col
leagues In the conference. Ex-senator and
Mrs. Henderson are also at the same hotel,
where eX-EmpresS Eugene and a party Of
eight were recently seen breakfasting to-
gether.
An open-air fete in connection with an
entertainment at a Newport home yester-
day was charmingly devised, twelve young
ladies In fantastic attire six dressed as
harlequins, in black and white check de-
signs, and the other columbines In gowns
of various designs of pale blue pink, law
ender and yellow leading the company out
to the theater. The harlequins, who wore
skirts, carried garlands of red roses, and
the others garlands of pink and white
roses. Two men, dressed in Louis XVI
costume, appeared next on the stage and
were followed by lackeys in the livery of
the court of Louis XVI. bearing a Sedan
chair, In which sat Miss Edith Wetmore in
bewitching costume Of the period. The lat
ter was of heavy purple silk, brocaded with
clusters of red roses and green leaves
draped over petticoat of pale green satin,
embroidered with gold. A dainty hat of
gold-colored straw, tipped up at the back
with a cluster Of pink roses, completed the
effect.
Mrs. Seth Barton French had the star
part in the French comedy that followed.
The marriage of Miss Caroline Hilles and
Lieut.. John Edie of the navy will take
place in the latter part of October. Miss
Hilles Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Hilles, II West Read street. Balti-
more. Lieutenant Edie is son of the late