Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-13

K. Berry at ST Thomas Church, New
York. Miss Pauline Morton will be among
the bridesmaids.
Mr.. and Mrs James Neale and daughter,
Miss Louise Magee, returned from Italy
last week to Pittsburg, where Miss Magees
marriage to Baron Riedl de Riedenau will
take place June and will be one of the
social events of the season. The ceremony
will be performed in the Calvary Protestant
Episcopal Church and the pastor, Rev. DIR.
John H. McIlvaine, will ofticiate. Baron
de Riedenau sailed for America last Wednes-
day. He spent the first three years of his
diplomatic career here as secretary of the
Austrian legation. He Is now first secre-
tary of the Austrian embassy in Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A Keep sailed for
England yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Wadsworth will re-
main In town this month, and Mrs. Wads-
worth proposes making trip on horseback
to the battleields of Virginia before leaving
for her home at Avon, n. Y.
The president and board of managers of
the Christ Child Society will receive at the
tea and exhibit of the work Tuesday after
noon next, from to 7. al the Shoreham.
Mrs. J. Dudley Morgan will preside over
the tea and cake table, Mrs. Mccartney and
Mrs Irwin will sell ice cream, Mrs. ]. Nota
McGill bags and baskets, Miss Ruth Perkins
the lemonade, and Mrs. Henry Simpson and
Miss Pauline Burr will have the relief work
exhibits. with specimens of the sewing and
millinery.
A college boy home for the holidays en-
tertained a group of classmates in a novel
way lately. The boys met early In the day,
and toward evening were escorted to the
woods some distance from the house and
there found dozen Indian tepees awaiting
them. They enjoyed refreshments and later
fine spread dinner cooked by campfire.
They then spent the night in the Indian
camp, enjoying the beauty and wildness of
the surroundings. The next day they had
an elaborate tWelve-course luncheon served
at the house, where flowers and ferns were
arranged with lavish hand.
The members and friends of the Alpha
Coterae were entertained Tuesday evening
at the home OF Miss Mabel Kunz 4O4 9th
street northeast. Various games were
played, after which a nelaborate supper
was served. Those present were Misses
Ethel Dick Edith Forman, Marian Hurl
Mabel and Nellie Kunz, Mabel Roberts,
Bertha Shaffer. Carrie and Lillian Sale and
Mr. Bodenstein, Mr.. George Dick Mr. Nal
ley, Mr.. William Roberts and Mr.. Howard
j. Walther
Mrs. Rayner, wife of the senator from
Maryland, will remain here until the close
of the session of Congress- when she and
the senator will probably go to Atlantic
City for a short time. Miss Bevau, sister
of Mrs. Rayner, and Miss Jennie Bevan,
her niece, both of Baltimore, will remain
with her until She leaves Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lewis Howell will
be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Patterson
at their residence on Mt. Vernon place,
formances of Twelfth Night" at Ever
green Mrs. Howell takes part in the per-
Torrance.
at Washington Barracks Tuesday, May Is.
at go for the benefit of the Army Relief
Society, the guests will be received by Mrs.
Chaffee and Mrs. Sternberg, the former and
present presidents of Branch No. 2.
Through the courtesy OF Maj. Burr the use
of the hop room at the Officers Club has
been rendered for this entertainment; a
smaller room has also been provided for
those who may prefer to play bridge.
Miss Mary Waite, who was In Cincinnati
for the May festival, was entertained ex-
tensively by her old friends there
The Spanish royal coaches, writes an
English visitor in Madrid, are of exceed
ing beauty The state carriage in which
Princess Ena will drive to the cathedral
with King Alfonso their marriage day,
is unique, and built almost entirely Of the
finest tortoise shell. A yeritabie fairy
chariot! 1t is all inlaid with ivory. curious
ly carved, with the royal arms and crown
Ol opdul on Itc panels. he 'front.' ana
sides have large plate glass windows set
In the ivory. and the whole is lined
throughout with white satin surmounted
with golden crowns. Besides this gorgeous
coach are those that win convey the queen
mother and other near relatives to the ca
thedral. One of these is of tortoise shell,
though not quite SO splendid as the kings,
and is lined with rose-colored satin, An
other Is beautifully carved and gilded
(rather like King Edwards state coach)
and lined with paiest turquoise silk and
several others OF the same description.
lined in different shades. have very SPLEEN
did effect en- masse.
Commander H. c. Hebbinghaus, naval at
tache of the German embassy at Washing
ton, and Mrs. Hebbinghaus have returned
after very pleasant weeks visit to Massa-
chusetts. during which they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Howard OF Amory
street. Brookiine. Commander Hebbing-
haus visit was IN a way official. as he
went as representative of the German en-