Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-06

Mime. Calderon.
constantly increasing circle OF friends
makes the capital a pleasant place to him.
The marriage of Senior Don Luis Pastor,
the charge d'affaires of SPAIN and MISS
Constance Lee of Baltimore next month
will be most appropriate in connection with
the nuptials of King Alfonso and Princess
Ena.
The minister Of Norway and Nine. Hauge
are likely to have cottage at Newport
for the summer.
Count Paul Hermann Hatfield Widen
berg was recently appointed councillor or
the German embassy, and will reach mere
about June Is. His mother is an American
nee MoultOn and one of the cousins OF
the wife OF the former Danish minister OF
foreign affairs, Count Raben-Levetzau.
Mr.. and Mrs r. P. Evans of Detroit have
announced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mae e. Evans. to Mr.. Kenneth
NJ. Johns, formerly of Washington, D. c..
now of Detroit The marriage will take
place in June.
Mrs. Lee Jordan at her home in Macon,
Ga. lately entertained at a luncheon for
visiting guests, when the table. of highly
polished mahogany. was covered with Vene-
tlan rose point lace, and in the center was
a silver loving cup, filled to overlooking
with pink roses. a dozen cut glass vases
were placed on both sides of the table and
they were filed with dainty pink sweet
peas.
Miss Middleton of this city. who is Wis
Ting in Macon. Ga. was given large
were a gold-buckIed Persian belt and
pair Of long blue silk gloves.
Mrs Lillian Capron is In Oklahoma WIS.,
Ting Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Wheeler, who
last week gave bridge party in her honor.
Mrs. Andrew l.. Welsh was her hostess
at violet breakfast. when over the pol
ished surface of the table was laid ex-
quisitely wrought cluny lace, strewn with
violets and lilies of the valley, and vio-
let's filled a dish in the center. Candied
violets were placed at intervals the
table and the place cards were baskets
tied with lavender ribbon printed with the
names of the guests In gold and filed with
bonbons At large euchre party in her
honor, a valuable guest prize was given
Mrs. Capron. and at another similar gath
erfng a souvenir spoon fell to her lot.
The marriage of Miss Alice Hyde Fes-
sender, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min A. Fessenden of Highland Park. H..
to Lieut.. Robert Gray Peck OF the 7th
United States Infantry, will take place on
the afternoon of Wednesday, June Q. In
1t viii be a military wedding, and there
will be large bridal party.
Miss Lettfa Stevenson, daughter OF for
mer Vice President Adlai Stevenson made
her debut a playwright in Chicago last
Thursday evening when a play entitled
The Maid OF Honor" written by her. was
produced at Music Hall, Chicago Musical
College. The evening considerable of
a society event. a large number of
friends of Miss Stevenson from Blooming
ton, ILL.,, her home. went to Chicago to wit
ness the performance.
Among the leading events of the past
week in Baltimore was the marriage of
Miss she Ouid SWindeIl. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Walter b. Swindell to Mr.
Claude Carlyle Nuckols of New York. at the
residence of the brides parents. 705 Cathe-
draI street Monday night last.
The drawing room and Railways of the
residence were beautifully adorned with