Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A DINNER IN HONOR OF BRIDE
AND BRIDEGRooM-ELECT.
The Clephane-Ryan Wedding Party
on the First Of
June.

entertained at dinner last night in honor
OF Miss Alletta Van Reypen and Baron
Serge Alexander Korff of Russia, whose
wedding cards are out for June 3. The
other guests were the Viscount and Wis
countess de Faramond Mr. and Mrs
David G. Fairchild. Mr. and Mrs Victor
Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Gros-
venor, Miss Helen Mackay Smith of Phil
adelphia, Miss Grace Bell, Mr.. Nathan
Wyeth and Mr.. Marlatt
AT the marriage of Miss Rita Hamilton
Ryan and Mr.. Alan Ogilvie Clephane al St
Thomas Circle at noon, June /, the bride
Will be escorted by her cousin, DR. Ster
ling Ruffin, and attended by her sister
Miss juartha Ryan. maid of honor, and
another sister, Miss Louise Ryan; Miss
CaroiSn Nash and Miss Elizabeth Middle
ton Bryan of Charleston, S. c.. her cous-
ms, and Miss Clarinda Trenholm of New
York city bridesmaids. Mr.. Lewis
Painter Clephane will be best man. and
Mr.. Malcolm Wolcott Clephane of New
York. Mr. Wallace Donald Mclean. Lieut.
William Kern Gise, Z. S. N; Mr.. John H
Gallinger of Seattle, Wash; Mr.. Foster
Greene of Fall River, Mass, and Mr.. Rob
ert S. Hume will be ushers The wedding
breakfast to follow at the home of the
brides mother will be a small affair. in
tended for the relatives of the couple and
the bridal party.
Little Miss Eleanor Jacques gave a
birthday party last night at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Jacques sol 9th street northwest. While
the good things were being enjoyed by
the merry young folks little Miss Selma
Selinger entertained the company with n
varied program of vocal selections. Miss
Eleanor was the happy recipient of many
presents. She rendered a number of fan
cy dances. Her guests were the Misses
Selma Selinger, Mae Jacques. Marie Mis-
kell, Mae Videtto, Dorothy Clements, Lou
Use Videtto and the parents, relatives and
friends of Miss Eleanor.
Mrs Flora Bigelow Dodge. who has been
repeatedly reported engaged to Mr.. Lionel
Guest, younger son of Lord Wimborne and
first cousin of the Dukes Of Marlborough
and of Roxburghe, has now announced, 1t
is said, that the rumors are true after all.
She is daughter of John Bigelow and sis
ter of Poutney Bigelow, and obtained a
divorce a year ago at Sioux Falls, 5. D.,
from Charles Stuart Dodge. Lionel Guests
brother, Frederick Guest, of the Royal
Horse Guards, is to marry next month i'll
London Miss Amy Phipps. Mrs. Dodge was
here for the wedding OF the Earl and
Countess of Suffolk at the Letter house,
and visited them at their home in England.
Mrs. Charles A. Reeder has gone for an
extended stay at various southern resorts.
She will be joined later by Mr.. Reeder.
The marriage is announced of Miss Julia
Moore to Mr.. William Perry Hahn. for
merly of this city, now of Chicago, at At
ton, Iowa. the home of the brides sister,
on Saturday, May 20.
very attractive and well-attended lawn
fete was given Saturday afternoon and
evening by the Children of the American
Revolution on the lawn surrounding the
home of Mr. T. w. Smith at 10Th street
and Columbia road. Those taking part
were attired in colonial costumes. An eff
fective feature of the entertainment was
the dancing of the minuet by the Misses
Agnes BaIloch, Sidney Duffie, Joy Marston
and Edith Ward and Messrs Robert Bog
gis, Ray Thomson, Oge Singleton and
David Noise Music was rendered by the
Washington Barracks Band. This lawn fete,
for the Memorial Continental Hall fund,
was under the direction of Miss Yeatman,
state director National Society, c.. A. R.,
ably assisted by Mrs. George Marsh, Mrs.
c. C. Bryan, Mrs. Bryant, Miss Hickey,
Miss Duffle, Mrs. Balloch, Mrs Coombs
and the Misses Brown, Bowie, klnnear,
Yeatman. Donally, stotsenberg, Boyd,
Coombs.
Mrs. CASTOR, wife of Maj J. A. CASTOR,
list Cavalry, is visiting the family of her
uncle Gen. NJ P. Miller, at 211O r street.
She will be with them a couple OF weeks
Mrs. S. B. Craig has leased her P street
residence for the summer and Is located for
the present at 20O6 G street northwest
Mrs. G. p Burke and daughter Alice of
Charlottesville, Va, who has been the guest
of her mother, Mrs. G. N Perkins OF 1Oos
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