Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-14
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Other Matrimonial Events and Some
Other Topics-Personal
Notes.

| Miss Mabel Hume will be among the
bridesmaids to attend Miss Margaret Louise
Maxee OF Pittsburg at her marriage TO Baron
Riedl de Reiderau of the Austrian en-
| bassy at Rome. June 8. Mrs. James ver-
ner Seattle will be her sisters maid of
honor. and the bridesmaids viii be Miss
Hume. Miss Marion Clark, Miss Cornelia
Hersh Mcknight and Miss Genevieve Hall
| Of Ridgway. The men of the party will
| include Baron Riedre former colleagues in
| diplomatic circles here. Baron Reidenau is
| now en- route to New York from Italy.
| Mrs Clifford Walton, who is visiting in
! Chicago, was the guest of honor at din
ner given by Mrs. Charles A. Piamondon
| last week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Phelps Emo. sars.
Pinchot. Mrs. Alger, Mrs. Boardman and
| Mrs. Julian James have taken boxes for
the performance Wednesday afternoon at
| $50 o'clock of Mrs. BaTney's play, The
Eighteenth Century Pastorale,' at The
Oaks, Col. Blounts home on Georgetown
Heights, now in the perfection of its early
summer beauty. The play is repeated by
almost a popular demand, and will be
grounds. Mrs. Dubois, Mrs. Loring. Mrs.
John Biddle and Mrs. Fremont are work
| Ing with Mrs. Barney to make the event
! as great a success as 1t was before. Mr..
fSHo, Dr. creighton, Soi.
Sanger. Capt. Butt. Mr. Phillips and Mr..
| John Biddle will serve as usaers.
| The tea and exhibit of the Christ Child
| Society tomorrow from to at the
! Shoreham will form an interesting feature
of the days events. Mrs j. Dudley Nor
| gan, Mrs. D. P. Mccartney. Mrs. w. M Ir-
win Mrs. Hannis Taylor, Miss Ruth Per-
k.ns Mrs. j. Nota McGill and Miss Pauline
Burr will be in charge OF the various
booths where refreshments will be sold
and the exhibit of the work among poor
children will be shown.
Friday afternoon the Ben Greet players
will present The Tempest at WoodIey for
the benefit of the Cathedral Close fund. Mrs.
Boardman. Mrs. Pinchot, Mrs. Slater, Mrs.
Nicholas Anderson, Miss kean and Miss
Kibbey have taken boxes. The Fort Myer
Band will play from $3.50 to 4, when the per-
Torrance will begin. Capt. Lee, Capt. Hen
ry, Capt Butt Maj. McCully and Lieut..
Sheridan will serve as ushers
The Nonparel Progressive Euchre Club
held its last meeting of the season with
Mrs. Henry Broadbent at her home, 142
Q street northwest. assisted by Mrs. j. NJ.
Haas The first prize was won by Mrs.
Broadbent and Mr.. Heacock, while the
second were won by Miss Jennie Petit and
Mr. Broadbent, after which the club ad-
Journed to the dining room, where most
delightful luncheon was served. the table
decorations being entirely of red.
Mrs. M V. Tierney entertained her niece,
Miss Egleston, and Miss Giacchetti at her
| home, Ravenswood.' Saturday evening by
a delightful dance. The out-of-town guests
present were from Washington, Baltimore
| and the Maryland Agriculture College.
Mrs Joseph P. Miller and daughter vesta
of Baltimore, Nd, are visiting Miss e.
Maxwell for stay of two weeks.
Miss Helen West Of Keyser, w. Va, was
ft< S,Iy, NAs
diner of Takoma Park Miss West left
for her home this afternoon.
Mrs. Eugene Ensign Stevens will be at
home Wednesday at '.Woodshome.' Chevy
Chase only until o'clock, owing to
conflicting engagement.
Mrs T. De Witt Talmage and her daugh-
ter have returned from Egypt and are now
in San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs Archibald Oracle have leased
house in Southampton, L. l., for the sum-
mer
Mrs. A. E. Bates Is expected this week at
her place In the Berkshire Hills.
Bishop satterlee will oficiate at the we'd
ding of Miss Justine de Peyster and Mr..
Howard Townsend Martin, June 2, at the
De Peyster country place, Tivoli on the
Hudson, New York. Mr.. Martin has
ranged an ideal honeymoon tour. The
places of interest in the far west and late
in September will sail for England, where
they will make several country visits. They
will pass some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley Martin in Scotland, and later win
visit the Earl and Countess of Craven at
their fine estate, Combe Abbey, in Coventry.
In all probability Mr.. Martin and his bride
will pass the greater part of the winter In
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson,
who was Miss Helen Roosevelt, have taken
a house on Orange mountain, adjoining the
estate of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson.
The Baroness Won Zedwitz and her chill
dren will shortly sail for Europe to spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. woodward OF
this city, who have in contemplation the
building of a new home at Stockbridge
Mass. will, 1t is said, occupy this summer
the Mission house, on Field HILL It Ia the
oldest house in Stockrbidge and was built
in 1740 by John Sergeant, first missionary
to the Stockbridge Indians.
At the marriage of Miss Cornelia Helen
Mather and Mr.. Evans Shipman Kellogg,
at Stamford Conn, last Saturday, the bride
wore q Brussels lace veil which was one
given by Mrs. Roosevelt, grandmother or
the President to Mrs. John M. Olcott. the
brides grandmother, at the time of the lat
ter's wedding.
Miss Lucille Fehl of West Washington.
who has been confined to her home for sew
eral weeks by an attack of nervous prostra-
ton has recovered from her Illness.
New Church, on 10th street. was the
scene of q pretty but quiet wedding cere-
mony, celebrated by DR.. Frank Sewall,
when Ada Marie. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Jefferson Putnam, was married to
Mr.. William Henry Walton of this city, on
Saturday at 2 o'clock pm. Only the rela-
tives and few personal friends were pres
emit The chancel had been artistically
dressed with dogwood and other spring bios
SONS by the Misses Sewall, and Miss Maud
Sewall presided at the organ, playing Men
delssohn's wedding march as the happy
couple left the church. After receiving the
congratulations of their friends Mr.. and
Mrs Walton took an afternoon train for
Philadelphia and other eastern cities. ex-
pecting to return in about q week, when
they VIII set up housekeeping at Living
ston Heights. Va. where they win be
pleased to receive their friends after June ..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Morrill, OF Capitol HIN