Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-25

children. Mr.. and Mrs. Grinnen, father
and mother of her late husband. have lived
in Paris for a number Of years.
Mrs. John w. Mackay has been In New
York lately with her sister. the Countess
Telfener, but will shortly return to Paris
and later to her home on Carlton Ierrace'
London.
A notable event will be the marriage at
noon Tuesday in ST. Anthonys chapel 81.
Matthews Church, of Miss Mary Digges
Lee, daughter of the late DR.. Charles car
roll Lee Of New York, and Mr.. Outerbrfdge
Horsey of Maryland Miss Helen Leg VIII
be maid of honor for her sister ana Mr
Philip A Carroll will be best man. Messrs
James P Lee and Robert ]: Collier and
Messrs Lee Horsey and Charles G. L.
Horsey will be ushers. The bride Will De
escorted by her brother, DR.. Thomas 8.
7 90 and the ceremony will be performed by
the rector Of ST. Matthew'S, Rev Tholnas
S. Lee. who is the brides uncle Rev
Father Buckley will celebrate the nuptlal
mass which will follow. A small wedding
breakfast will be given at the home of the
brides mother 1901 18th street, before the
departure of the couple for their honey
moon trip.
sofa and other relatives Of the bridegroom
have already arrived here to attend the
wedding Tuesday afternoon at st. John
Church of Miss Alice Langhorne and MI
Stanley Washburn The bridal attendants
will be Mrs. Powell Clayton, 1r., sister or
the bride. as matron of honor. and Mr. f.
c. Washburn, brother of the bridegroom
as best man. The ushers Will INCLUDE two
other brothers of the bridegroom, w. d.
Washburn, IT., of Minneapolis and Cad
wallader Washburn of New York, Mr. John
Boss of Chicago. Mr.. Richard Barry OF
New York, DR.. Hamilton Wright or this
city. Marshall I.anghorne Of Norway and
Cary Langhorne Of Cuba, the two latter
brothers Of the bride Mr.. Richard Barry
was an American newspaper correspondent
with Mr.. Washburn during the Japanese
Russian war. Mr.. Marshall Langhorne is
now on his way from Christiania, Norway,
where he Is in the consular service OF the
United States. A reception. to which the
Invitations are limited to- personal friends
and the bridal party. will follow at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Langhorne.
At the wedding of Miss Mary Elsie Belt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert v. Belt.
and Mr.. James George SHIRLEY next We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock at McKendree
NJ. E. Church, the bride will be attended by
a maid of honor, Miss Maude Tracy, and
the following bridesmaids Miss Elsie
Hanna Miss Agnes Hubbard. Miss OBan-
non and Miss Beatrice Kramer. Mr.. Harold
Martin will be best man and the following
will serve as ushers: Messrs. Richard, John
Francis, jr.. Walter O'Bannon and Freder-
lex Steckman. Miss hose Maxwell Dickey
will render a selection on the violin during
the ceremony. A reception will follow at the
home of the brides parents. 1914 10th street.
MI and Mrs. William H. Rapiey Of 1875
p street spent last week in New York visit
ing the horse show In lleir apartment at
the Waldorf-Astoria they were the central
figures in a delightful Washington colony.
ance at the horse show. Mr.. and Mrs. Rap
ley returned home last evening.
The home o. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. ALL
son was filled with joyous young folks last
Friday evening, the occasion being the cele-
bration of the eighteenth birthday of their
third daughter, Miss Eleanor A. Allison.
The remembrances of her host Of friends
were numerous and handsome. Amusement
appropriate to the occasion was the order
until refreshments were announced, when
| all repaired to the dining room. which was
tastefu,.y- decorated with palms, smilax,
continued around the table. There were
present Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Allison, par
| ents of the debutante: Miss Edith Dooley,
| Miss Lenora Dansburger Miss Maud Ridg-
| Holmes, Miss Ethel Binnix, Miss Katie
Briel, Miss Katherine Mason, Miss Mar
guerite Mason. Mise Louise Hoyle, Miss
1 Capitola Allison. Miss Lillian Allison. Miss
Ella Allison, Miss Laura Allison, Mr.. Frank
Crawford. Mr.. Joseph Fineran. Mr.. Clarence
| Fisher, Mr.. Earl Watson, Mr.. Augustine
Mr.. r. Grof. Mr.. Robert st. Clair Of Har-
risburg. Pa. Mr. w Clarke Allison. Mr..
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| 7. Ellis Allison and Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
1 Allison.
| Mrs. John Wesley Smith. with Mrs. N.
| d. Wickersham and her son Maurice and
i her niece. Miss Ether McGrew Aoneypenny
/ of Columbus, Ohio. will sail Tuesday next
l on the Carpathia for Naples and viii re-
i main abroad about q year.
| Mr.. James C. McReynolds. assistant at
| torney general. will be best man at the
| wedding OF his brother, DR.. Robert P. Nc
l Reynolds Of Philadelphia and Miss ram