Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY

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four years ago. was Miss Marion Hare of
New York His bride is a great favorite
in Washington and is a member of the
Chevy Chase Club Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
will sail for New York early in July and
will pass the summer at their country
place. Waterbury. Conn.
Baron and Baroness Won Tuyll of the
Netherlands legation who have been in
Newport for some days, have returned
here for a short stay.
Miss Louise Bourke niece of the Hay
tien minister and Nine Leger has arrived
from Jamaica to spend the summer and
perhaps next winter also with her uncle
and aunt and her sister, Miss kathleen
Bourke, who has been such a charming adj
dition to this family circle the past year.
The Legers will spent the summer at
Deer Park. where they have taken a cot
tage they have occupied other seasons.
The two sons of the Minister and Nine.
Leger will join them there on their ar
rival from France next month
Mrs. Robert S. Brown of Chestnut ave-
nue.. Takoma Park. with her mother. Mrs.
James Morrison. of Roanoke street, sail
on Saturday next from Philadelphia for
two months sojourn in Europe, and will
visit many noted places in England,
France, Germany and Switzerland before
returning home.
DR. and Mrs. T L. Macdonald are now
living at 1901 Massachusetts avenue.
The marriage of Miss Inez M. Spedden,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. F. Spedden,
to Mr. Charles L. Wollenberg of this city
took place yesterday morning at the home
of the brides parents in Baltimore, Rev.
G.. w. Miller of the Second English Lu-
theran Church officiating The bride wore
champagne silk, trimmed with lace, and
carried bride roses. A wedding breakfast
was served, after which the couple left for
trip north. They will make their future
at X SIR nnrfh &c pity
The engagement is also announced of
Miss Alice Y. Sherer of New York to Mr..
Linden Reaney
Miss Fannie Springman was given sur
prise last evening at her residence, 401
South Capitol street southwest. The par
lorS and supper room were taStefully deco
rated with the national colors and each of
the guests wore a small silk flag. In the
program rendered the spirit of Flag day
was evinced. while in a progressive game
in which all participated the first prize
was bronze American eagle, pendant from
bow of red. white and blue ribbon Others
present were Miss Madelon Burns, Miss
Glen Wells Miss Marie MacGrain, Miss
Leah Kaufmann Miss Sadie Cherry, Mrs.
Burns. Mrs. Springman. Mrs. Dahoney
and Messrs. Kenna Moore. C. W. Crutchet,
Roy Corwin. VIII Power, Bert Corwin and
Henry T. ROd!er.
Mr.. William Barrett Ridgely, controller of
the currency, and Miss Ridgely, visiting
relatives in Mobile, and will go from there
to Birmingham at which place Miss Ridge
ly will be bridesmaid to her cousin, Miss
CUllom
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Reaney have
issued Invitations to the marriage of their
daughter. Miss L. Louise Reaney to MI
Frank E. Young of Altoona. Pa, to take
place at Trinity NJ. h. Church parsonage
Monday June &c. at II o'clock am. The
bridesmaid will be Miss Alice Y. Sherer OF
10 hid cfe tore
Reaney and Miss Alva Reaney will be
maids @: honor.
At St Dominic's Church at II o'clock
this morning Rev. Father Caughy, pastor
of ST Stephens Church, assisted by the
pastor of St. Dominic's, performed the mar
riage ceremony for two couples. Miss hath-
crime Fitzgerald and Nathaniel Weighing
ton and Miss Bertha Shafer and Mr.. Alex
ander Kirby. all of this city. Both brides
wore travelling dresses, the first in Alice
blue and the other in gray, and large white
hats trimmed with ostrich plumes. The
brides who have been long friends, as have
the two grooms. agreed to choose the same
wedding day. Their bouquets. one OF
roses and one of sweet peas, were sent to
the mother of Mr.. Wiggington, who is i'll.
Both couples left shortly afterward for
New York for their honeymoons. Mrs.
Wiggington will be at home July l at COS
@ street southwest.
Mrs. NJ. c. Peabody and Miss Addie
Clark entertained several of their friends
last night a 1910 North Capitol street with
progressive euchre. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Keenan,, Mrs. Jones' Mrs.
and Miss Thompson, Miss Todd Hunter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson, Miss Babcock. Mr.
and Mrs. Fenton Mrs Dick and Mrs. Boyd
mother and sister of Senator Dick of Ohio
Mrs. Dick won ladies' first prize, Mrs.
Boyd the second DR.. Burson gentle
mans first prize. Mr.. Macelany second Mr.
Watson won the BOBBY. Refreshments
We're served.