Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-26
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
A FRENCH EMBASSY DINNER
BRINGS NoTABLEs TOGETHER.
The Neely-Wyman Wedding a Home
Event-Announceme
Personal Notes.

state, the assistant secretary of the navy,
Capt Rodgers. Mr.. and Mrs. walcott, CAPT
Ryan, MIR. Berry, Mr.. and Madame des
Portes de la Fosse, Mademoiselle des Portes
| de la Fosse. Commander de Faramond,
Lieut. Commander and Madame de Blanpre.
| recent addition to the embassy stan: Capt.
Fournieri Mr.. Pesson-Didon of the French
school of Mines and Mr.. Valet, who are
here on visit. The ambassador and Mad
anne Jusserand are leaving today for New
York and sail this week for France for the
summer. They will be accompanied by
capt Fournier. and will be joined In New
1ork Dy Commander de Faramond, who
Will sail on the same vessel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Loeffier have an
nounced the marriage of their daughter
Bessie to Oscar L. Brotrnan of New York
on sunday, June "a, Rev. ]. I. Loeb Of
nclatlng- The young couple will visit Old
foint Comfort, Newport News and Norfolk
on their way to New York. which will be
their home.
Miss Clara Spliedt of DOT East Capitol
street mas gone on visit to Bellevue. Ohio.
Mrs p. c. Hyam, jr. and nephew. Mas
ter Edward Biundon, are visiting relatives
! in Frederick, Md.
| The marriage of Miss Helen Wyman.
daughter of former United States Treasurer
| anu a u WyIhdil, 10 Lieut.. w. >.
| Nicely of the 22d Infantry, United States
army, will take place Thursday evening at
| the home of her parents. Owing to a re-
| cent family bereavement only small party
| has been invited. Miss Helen Roman, Miss
| Elizabeth Orndorff and Miss Josephine
| Clagett Will attend the bride, and Lieut..
| Solomon B. West of the bridegroom's regt-
ment will be best man. The couple will go
| to the Philippines, sailing July % from San
Francisco.
| Col. Green Clay Goodloe, U. s. NJ c., has
| removed from his home 10th street to
his country home, Woodreye, Prince George
| county, Md.
Mr.. William T. Evans announces the
| marriage of his daughter, Katherine Vir-
ginia, to Mr.. Samuel P. Agnew. Saturday,
June g. 1906, at Washington, d. c.
Wednesday last, in Jersey City. Miss vir-
ginia Bratton, daughter of MIR. and Mrs
Nicholas Bratton, and Mr.. William Roe
Sumner were married at the rectory of st.
Joseph's Church by the Rev. NJ. j. Farley.
The bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Vivian Bratton. and the groom's brother,
Mr.. Charles Sumner, was best man. The
bride wore an imported lace robe over tar
feta silk, and carried shower bouquet or
roses and lilies of the valley. The brides
maid wore pink taffeta costume, trimmed
in point de Paris lace. largely attended
reception was held after the ceremony at
the residence of the brides parents %
Henry street. Jersey City. Mrs. Bratton
was formerly Miss Kate A Mitchell OF TINS
city, and has host of friends and relatives
here, many of whom attended the WeddlhS-
Mrs Emma Cantwell and Mr.. E. A Duly
of Baltimore were quietly married at Epl-
phany Chapel, corner 18th and c streets
southwest by the Rev. c. f. Smith, In the
presence Of a few relatives and friends. at
2 O'Clock this afternoon. After receiving
the congra tulations of their many frlends
Mr.. and Mrs. Duly left on the pm: ua w,
will prO ROStOn by
sea- and, after visiting q number OF New
England resorts, expect to return to BaItl-
more, where they will reside Ihey VIII De
at home to their friends after July 10 mex
at No 927 East Preston street. The bride
has made her home in this city with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. ana MIS-
Altman, at sos 9th street southeast
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Tennent nave
issued invitations for the wedding reception
OF Miss Roberta Louise Durrette and MI
Eugene Hunter Tennent, on the evening OF
Wednesday, June p. 1906 at $3.50 clock
1929 Euclid street northwest the wedding.
which will be very quiet, will take place at
Epiphany Chapel.
The coming marriage of Miss Susan k
Randall of Philadelphia and Henry Bacon
of Goshen n Y, has been announced. Ten
event will take place July 2, at o clock IN
the afternoon at ST. Paul's Church, Chest
nut Hill, Philadelphia, but will be very
quiet
of the late Samuel J. Randall of Pennsyi-
vania, one time Speaker of the House. since
the death of her father has been assistant
librarian of the University of Pennsylvania
Mr. bacon served two terms in the House
OF Representatives during Mr.. RandaIFs
term as Speaker. and is now hving at
Goshen, N Y, where he and Mrs. Bacon
will make their future home.
A very pretty wedding took place at the
Shelbourne Hotel, Atlantic City, the even
ID Doll
OF this city, and DR.. Duncan Mackenzie
anderson of Toronto, Canada. were mar
RED The Rev. DR.. Newton w. Caldwell
performed the ceremony in the presence OF
a small gathering of relatives and friends
The brides gown was of heavy white silk
trimmed with rose point lace. Her veil was
caught with a coronet of orange blossoms,
and she carried a shower bouquet or bride
roses and lilies-of -the-valley. The maid of
honor Miss Elizabeth Shedd, sister of the
bride wore light blue embroidered lace over
blue silk, and carried pink and white sweet
peas. DIR. Archibald Anderson of Toronto
brother of the bridegroom, was best man
Later dinner was served in a private din
ing room. DR.. and Mrs. Anderson left on
the g o'clock train for an extended trip
north and will return by way Of Quebec.
They will be at home after October l at
"a. Wellesley street, Toronto, ontario, Can
ada.
small congental party gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith on Foxhall
road last night. A quartet composed of
Messrs Butler Gentner, Doyle and Brick
head, and a mouth organ trio, made up of
the latter three, sang and played the latest
popular compositions; Miss Dugan rem
dered score of selections on the piano;
Messrs Butler and Birckhead gave clever
limitations of the best known comedians
and these intermingled by a number of
other pastimes. was concluded by trip to
the supper room Those present were: Mrs.
Margaret f. Goodwin, Misses Beulah G.
Smith, Viola Gates. Myrtle NJ. Garner, Rosa
Gates, Mamie " Dugan and the Messrs
Charles R. Butler, F. w Brckhead, c. b
Doyle II P. Gentner. Everitt Ellis. A. F.
Koch. John Dugan and w. H. Hotel
The marriage OF Miss E. Louise Payne,
daughter of Mrs. j. V. and the late Sam
uel C. Payne nd Mr.. Charles A Berry
took place at the home of the bride Mon
day, June 25, at pm. Rev. D. w. Skel-
linger performed the ceremony The
brides sister was maid of honor and wore
white organdie. She carried pink roses
and sweet peas. Mr.. Elmer Wood of New
York. cousin of the groom. was best man.
The bride was gowned In net and carried
a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies
of the valley. The parlor was profusely
decorated with ferns and roses. The
march was played by the brides nephew,