Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-06

Miss Francis Newlands.
near the German capital Rev. Thomas S.
Childs, d. D., rector of All Saints Church,
Chevy Chase, performed the ceremony, and
Herr Won Verdy du VernoS, third secretary
of the German embassy, was best man.
| The bride wore the conventional white lace
and satin toilet The ceremony was fol-
lowed by breakfast before the departure
| of Lieut., and Mrs. Won Bredow for their
wedding trip. The former has two months
| leave of absence, most of which will be
spent in this country. He formerly
| connected with the German embassy, and has
| many friends here in the diplomatic service
| and in resident society. His young wife,
who has an ample fortune, has had extern
sive experience in old world travel and is
| well fitted by education and training for a
| life abroad. Woodley, the Newlands' home,
with it's pretty country environment and its
elegant furnishings, made an ideal setting
for the wedding ceremony and the enjoy
| ment of the family party participating.
| Vice President Fairbanks entertained at
| a handsome dinner last night number of
| the delegates to the railway congress, his
guests being StuyveSant Fish, Max Elder
| Won Leber, Frartcois Mensk, M. Wencelas
| Sierra, Mr.. Schultz, c. c. c.. Ambt, Eduardo
| de Lopez Navarro Maruejols, Sir Francis
| G. c. B. Mowatt, G. A. Anderson, Colling-
wood Schneider, D. B. Downie, Hugh Nc
| Lachlan, Thomas Romayne, p Homere, I.
Mimoto Elias Sunde, Mr.. Stieltjas. ex-Sen-
ator Henry G. Davis, M. d'Eca, Mr.. Kolo-
grivoff, H. Gehrts, Axel Rudolf CORN,
| Djelal Munif Bey, w. F. Allen, Theodore
N Ely and Fairfax Harrison
Lord and Lady Suffolk sailed yesterday
for England. Mr.. Gutowsk was a passen-
ger on the st. Paul, sailing today.
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford is ex-
pected at Douglaston, l.. l., to spend Sun
day with Hugo and Lady Evelyn Barring.
He sails for England Tuesday next.
Miss Natalie Wells. who has been spend
ing the week with Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish,
is to be married at ST. Thomas Church
May 25th to Mr.. Harry T. Peters. 1t will
be wedding, to be followed by
breakfast at the home of the brides par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse, who have
entertained at dinner and luncheon for
the members of the railway congress
since their arrival, gave two large affairs
yesterday, having party to luncheon and
the following guests to dinner: Mr.. and
Mrs Cecil of England. Sir Charles Owen,
Charles H. Hays and his two daughters, Mr..
and Mrs ]. w. Kendrick, the assistant sec
rotary of the treasury and Mrs. Keep, Miss
Greedy Miss Wadsworth, H. III. Westing-
house and Mr.. Newcomb Carleton.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins gave dinner
last night in honor of Lord Charles Beres-
is their guest during his brief Washington
stay. The distinguished party to meet him
at dinner included the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Morton, the admiral of the
navy and Mrs. Dewey, rear admiral ana
Mrs. Schley and Baron and Baroness de
Tuyll of the Belgian legation.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Spencer entertained
about six hundred guests last night-mem-
bers of the railway congress and ladies ac-
companying them. Mrs. Henry Il. Spencer
and Miss Means of New York assisted in
the Inequalities of the event, which was
one of the most interesting of the week.
An orchestra played throughout the even
ing. Another large reception in honor or
these much-feted visitors was held yeSter-
day at the home of Gen. and Mrs. Ernst,
whose son-in-law and daughter MI. and
Mrs. Morton Grinnell of New York, We're
hosts. Mrs. and Miss Ernst and MISS
Hitchcock were also of the receiving party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greeley Abbot left
last evening for California and expect to be
absent until October.
DR.. and Mrs R. A. w. McKedin of 500 A
street southeast are entertaining for the
week the "Saucy Seven" an organization
composed of the wives of prominent citizens
of Philadelphia, Pa, and who are closely
identified with the Masonic fraternity or
the Quaker city. The ladies of the party
are: Mrs David O'Bourse, president; Mrs.
Harry Dolfnger, vice president; Mrs. Philip
c. Shaffer, secretary; Mrs. Jas. C. Taylor,
treasurer, and Mrs. Samuel Laughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Stewart left last
week for two months visit in California.
The Misses Fair entertained a large party
of friends at social and dance at their
home 1906 Sth street northwest, last night.
Miss DAILY, Miss McElfresh, Miss Bradfield.
Miss Jost, Miss Rigg.es, Mis- Hardel.
Mrs Hall. Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. Carpenter, Mr..
Bradfield, Mr.. Daily, Mr.. Herdman, Mr..
tlzin Nv
DR.. Wilson.
The Mississippi Society will meet tonight
at SIG 9th street at $50, when all resident
Mississippians will be welcomed. An inter-
esting program has been arranged
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Montgomery Roosevelt of
New York, who have just returned from a
trip to Egypt, have announced the engage
ment of the daughter of the latter Miss Au-
gusta Boylston, to Mr.. Donald Campbell of
Boston, son of Gen. John Campbell. u. S.
A., retired. The wedding will take place
June IA at Skaneateles. N. Y.
Mrs. Theodore w Birney, accompanied by
her two young daughters and her mother.
Mrs H. A. Mcclellan of Atlanta, Ca, has
returned to her home in Chevy Chase.
The first grand May ball given by the
IVY Leaf Pleasure Club at Concordia Hall
last evening proved to be great success.
1t was attended by a large throng of
friends of the members.
Mr. James Morrison and Mrs. Morrison ar
rived this morning from their winter home
at Palm Beach. Fla, where they have been
for the last seven months, and will now
occupy their home at 1925 Roanoke street
during part of the summer.
In the presence of a few intimate friends,
Mr.. Claude Bonifant Fenton and Miss Mary
J. Jehle were married Thursday, April %,
1905, at Mount Calvary Church. Baltimore
Nd, by Rev. Robert N. Paine.