Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
INVITATIONS OUT FOB DRUM
HUNT-CRoNIN WEDDING.
Large Bridal Party to Attend Duffeyr
Reeves Nuptials-
Personals.

o'clock. at Christ Church. 3lst and o streets,
Georgetown, D. c. A reception will follow
from to 10 at 2S05 Q street. Mr. Drum
Hunt is the son of the late Lieut.. Henry ].
Hunt, U. S. N, and grandson Of Gen. r. c.
Drum and the late Gen. Henry ]. Hunt.
Miss Cronin is the granddaughter Of the
late Gen William Cooper Talley.
A wedding in which both Washington and
Philadelphia are closely interested will take
place in the latter city, at St James Church,
Wednesday, June 20. The bride will be Miss
Ellen Markoe Wharton Williams, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Norris Williams,
and the groom Mr.. George d. McCreary, jr.,
son of Representative and Mrs. McCreary
or Philadelphia, who have an apartment at
Stoneleigh Court and Cape May villa.
Their Philadelphia home is 1901 Arch street.
The wedding will take place at noon, the
Rev. William c. Richardson. rector of the
church, offctating. The bride will be at
tended by. Miss Edith Bruen as maid of
honor, and Miss Mildred Benson, Miss Ellen
Godfrey, Miss A. Lewis Miss Caroline
Weish, MISS Frances Cramp, Miss Dorothy
Mather, Miss Alice Robinson of Baltimore
and Miss Rosalind Bruce of Baltimore Mr.
William H. McCreary will be best man. and
the ushers will include Mr.. George v Smith,
M. 4. g Nenabele of Petersburg, Va; Mr..
Alexander Coke Williams a brother of the
pride; Mr.. Oliver IL. Perry. jr. of Long Is
lana; MI William Joyce Sewell, jr, Mr. d.
Howell Parr of Baltimore, Mr.. Coleman P
Brown MIR. J. Rulon- Miller Mr. William
Snurchman, Jr-, and Mr. Francis Brooks
Inc ceremony will be followed by a break
Iast at the Roosevelt for the bridal party
ana a lew intimate friends After their
honeymoon the couple will go to Cane Nav
where they will pass the remainder of the
summer. Mr.. McCreary will graduate from
princeton next month
The fiance of King Alfonso Princess E,na
gave tea one afternoon last week at Ken
sihgston Palace to display her wedding
presents A cablegram in the New York
rierald states that the gift of the Ameri-
can ambassador and Mrs Whitelaw Reid
was large silver tray, that of the Duke
ana Duchess of Marlborough a pearl neck
let with green ball pendant, and Mr..
waldorf Astor pink enamel bon bonniere
set with diamonds.
Inc Germain ambassador gave a dinner
saturday night in honor of Baron Won dem
busscne-Haddenhausen, first secretary and
counselor of the embassy, who is soon TO
leave here for Berlin. Among those pres
ent were DR.. Won Kuhlmann second secre-
.aty ana counselor; DR.. Won Freriche, at
tache; Major korner, military attache;
commander Hebbinghaus, naval attache,
and Lieut.. Kohler, attache, all of the Ger
man embassy staff; the Swiss minister,
Assistant Secretary Oliver Lieut. Kew
Mr.. Putnam, Major McCawley. Mr.. do Am
oral of the Brazilian embassy, Mr. Rennie
of the British embassy, Vicount de Cham
brun and Niscount de Faramond of the
French embassy, Mr.. de Siebert of the Rus
sian embassy. Baron Won dem Bussche
will be the counselor of the department of
foreign affairs made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Baron Holstein.
Mrs. p. H. Warder and Miss warder and
Mrs. Robert Patterson will sail for Europe
tomorrow.
Mrs. Mcmillan and Miss Mcmillan will go
to their home at Manchester by the-sea
Mass, next month.
Miss Claire Stambach of this city Is the
guest of Miss Daisy Green at her home in
Bryn Mawr
The Russian ambassador and Baroness
Rosen will entertain at dinner tonight for
the japanese ambassador and the Viscount-
ess Aosi. both couples being old Toxic ac-
quaintanceS.
Capt and Mrs. James C. Wheeler of 1912
II street northwest are entertaining their
daughters, Mrs. s. V. Goble Of St. Louis
and Mrs. Ollie E. Ross of Detroit. Col. Cox
and their son-in-law. Col. Rogers, on the
staff of the governor of Michigan. We're
guests of Capt and Mrs. Wheeler last week.
At the marriage of Miss Joan Reeves,
daughter of Commander and Mrs. l. S. K.
Reeves, to DIR. Frank Jay Duffey of New
York, June 4, at o'clock at st. PauIs Ro-
man Catholic Church. the brides attend
folk as maid of honor and the Misses Lillian
and Florence Duffey of New York sisters of
the bridegroom; Miss Florence Morrow, also
of New York; Miss Julia Potter of Balu-
more; Miss Pansy Wilson, Miss Hanna Tay-
lor, Miss Elenora Calderon, daughter of the
Bolivian minister, and Miss Frances Bishop
as bridesmaids. Mr.. Thomas Duffey of New
York will serve as best man. The ushers
will be Lieut. George Diman, Mr.. Horace
Mehrer and Mr.. c. S. Malley of New York;
Surgeon l. S. K. Reeves, u. S. N; Lieut..
Alexander Mikell, U. S. NJ. c.; DR.. Harry
HURT and Mr.. Huffman Harris OF Phila
delphia, Mr.. Charles Mclaughlin of New
York and Mr.. William Kerkman of this
city. small reception will follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartig held a largely
attended reception at their residence, 1924
Douglass street northwest, Saturday even
ing, May u, it being the twenty-fifth ami
versary of their marriage. The bride of
twenty-five years ago was handsomely
gowned in silver gray chiffon CLOTH trim
med with duchess lace and silver spangles.
Those assisting to receive were Mrs. Henry
Conradis, ST., mother of the hostess; Mrs.
Charles Conradis and Mrs. Otto Stilfel of
St. Louis. Mrs. j. II. Holzscher of Cumber-
land, Md. and the Misses Minnie and Kath-
crime Hartig, daughters of the host and
hostess. An orchestra played throughout
he evening. and buffet supper was served
Mr. Abe Cohen has just returned from a
ten days trip to New York.
Mrs. Edwin Norton Smith of st. Paul
MINI, is visiting her uncle, Prof. Edgar
Frisby, at 1907 31st sweet.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Rowe announce
the engagement of their daughter Helen
Elizabeth to Mr. Adolph Alexander Thomas
of Cleveland and Washington. The we'd
ding will take place in June.
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks re-
turned today from the south. where at
Birmingham and Atlanta Mr.. Fairbanks
delivered addresses.
Gen. and Mrs. John Moore are still at
the Chamberlain Fort Monroe. Gen. Moore
is recoering from his severe Illness. They
will return to the city before closing their
house for the summer.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I.
Colclazer gathered last evening at that
couples home, 841 street northwest to
congratulate them on the fiftieth annver-
sary Of their marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Col
clazer have resided IN Washington all their
lives and have occupied their present home
forty-One years. Among the many callers