Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-20

Lady Grey Egerton.
spent season or two here and was great
| belle. She was married twelve years ago
and has three Children daughter and
| twin sons.
! Sir Philip is in India, where he went more
than year ago, and in her petition to
| court his wife alleges desertion.
Last November Sir Philip was served with
an order ito show, by means of suit. that
ne was justified In abandoning his wife"
| Inc baronet ignored the order. so finally
Lady Grey-Egerton has brought suit for
| divorce.
The controversy going on in Paris be-
| tween Prince de Bearn ct de Chalais over
| ms right to the last half of that title and
Prince de Sagan, and which is daily re-
echoed here, is well supported by the state
ments made by each side. The latter scores
point, however, In the New York Herald
today when he writes
This seems also to be the opinion of
lhe mayor of the seventh arrondisse-
ment OF Paris, who has not mentioned
thls ridiculous pretension of NJ de Bearn
In the wording of his marriage publica-
tion posted on the walls of the Marie.
and whatever he may do or saw, NJ de
learn Will not be married as Prince de
Chalais.'
Prince de Sagan also intimates that his
NJ
tention with the grandfather of Prince de
Bearn. Like a Kentucky feud the matter
is not likely to be settled as long as both
titles have enthusiastic owners Prince do
Sagans last statement however that the
announcement of Prince de Bearn's inten-
uon to be married; carrying out what
the French law demands in this regard
Is important, since it shows that the
bothersome details are not seriously az
fecting the Winans family and that his
wedding day with Miss Beatrice Winans
q n nYIx 6.fa
Miss Elfreda Roosevelt whose father
was cousin of the President, was mar
ried yesterday at Emmanuel Church. Bos
ton, to Mr.. Orme Clarke of London Miss
Katherine L. Roosevelt was maid of
honor for her sister. Her mother married
Bowlker.
At the marriage of Miss Jessie strasbur-
ger and Mr.. Paul G. Coblenzer at Rausch-
er's tomorrow evening the bride will be at
tended by Miss Elsa Coblenzer of this
city, cousin of the bridegroom elect.
There will be eight ushers: Messrs. AL
bert, Milton and Irving Strasburger, broth
ers of the bride-elect; Messrs George and
Harry Strasburger, her cousins; Mr.. George
Coblenzer, cousin Of the groom-elect, and
both of New York. Rabbi SCHNEIDER Of
Boston will off1ciate, assisted by Rabbi
Stern of this city. DR.. and Mrs. SCHNEIDER
are the guests of the brides parents.
Mr.. w. w. Chance of this city was an
usher and Miss Louise H Campbell and
Capt. William King were among the guests
at the marriage yesterday at the country
home of the brides family of Miss Vir-
ginia Amber Hollyday and Lieut.. Samuel
Creed Cardwell, 25th Company, Artillery
corps, United States army, now stationed
in California.
A pretty wedding yesterday at St. Johns
Church. Georgetown, was that of Miss Mary
Grace Mathews. %
Matthews, and Mr.. Thomas Cuthbert Tres
colt Mrs. Charles Enrich attended her Sis
ter and Mr. Theodore ]. Pickett was best
man. Rev. Frederick B. Howden off1ciated
The bride was escorted by her mother and
was beautifully dressed in white satin with
tulle veil and carried white sweet peas
bonnet to match, in which a touch of pink
appeared In charming contrast. Mr. Mont
gomery Blair, Mr.. ]. A. Taylor, Mr.. Fred
erlck Pee. Faust and Mr. Gaillard Hunt
were the ushers. Mr. and Mrs Prescott
will reside at 1905 H street this summer
Mr.. and Mrs John 8. Cuttings and their
daughters, Misses Gladys and Dorothy Git
tings of Baltimore, sailed from New York
Saturday, and will go direct to London,
where they will spend the remainder of the
season, being introduced by Lord and Lady
Bagot. the latter formerly. Miss Lily MAY
OF Baltimore, the sister of Mrs. Cuttings.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh Joined her hus-
pduu DIT Newport yesterday, where both
looked over the John Thompson Spencer
villa at Ochre Point, which they will oc-
cupy this summer.
Monroe Selinger of 1902 7th street north
west has left for Bluemont, Va, where he
will remain until September.
Messrs. Lloyd, Henry and George DeNeal.
members of the Stag Club" have left the
city for their summer vacation The club
has suspended meeting until later in the
season, the rest Of the members are con-
templating camping trip.
Saturday evening Mrs. ]. Hendrickson
McCarty, assisted by Miss McCarty, enter
the older persons were being received with
in doors the little folks enjoyed games and
other pastimes outside. Light refreshments
were served during the evening.
Mr.. Alexander H. Roseberry announces
the marriage of his daughter, Carrie Una, |
to Mr.. Albert Lake, Saturday June II, at
Willard street northwest, Washington, D. c.
Viscount de Chambrun, who has been In
France for several months, is returning and
will be with M. des Portes, the charge daft
flares of the French embassy, at Newport
this summer.
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe has returned
from Atlantic City. Her friend, Miss Cor
inne Tunstall, will remain until July.
Miss Anita Schade leaves today for her
virginia home, at Wiehle, Va, and will not
return until October.
AT the thirty-ninth annual commencement |
Of st. Johns College at Lafayette Theater