Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-24

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| Miss Harriet s. Swan are guests at the
White House.
Conspicuous in the throng of well-dressed
women at the Baltimore horse show yester-
day were Mrs J. Howell Carroll, who ap-
| peared in an exquisite Partisan costume of
pale blue aeolian. with touches of lavender
velvet. and lavender yirot hat trimmed with
lavender plumes and maline; Mrs. John
Fremont, white chiffon with pin stripes of
pale blue, and blue hat trimmed with for
get-me-nots, Mrs. Victor Clement blue
aeolian. combined with Irish lace, and black
hat trimmed with black plumes; Miss Jessie
Fremont. white embroidered null and Nea-
politan hat trimmed with blue plumes; Miss
Julia Fremont, pale blue batiste and point
lace, white hat with blue plumes, and Miss
Katherine Elkins. who wore smart cos
tune of white linen, with large black pic
ture hat.
Pay Inspector Harry Roland Sullivan,
u. S. N. retired, and Miss Clara Emile
Won Tangen, who has spent several years
in this city, were married in New York last
night at the Little Church Around the
Corner" The couple were to sail for Nor
waystoday and spend six months with Mrs.
Sullivans family. While there Pay In
spector Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan. who is
an attractive and MISUNDERSTANDING
young woman of the brunette type, will at
tend the coronation of Norways new king.
The Mexican ambassador and Nine Ca
sasus and their seven children sailed today
for Europe and will remain abroad all sum-
mer. Marquise des Monsters Merinville
and Baroness Won Zedtwitz who were the
Misses Caldwell, were passengers on the
same ship.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth r. Nc
Ilvaine of Philadelphia to Mr. E. Crosby
Kindleberger, formerly of this city, will
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in the brides home city. Bishop Mackay-
Smith will officiate. Mr. Kindleberger will
give his bachelor dinner at the University
Club, New York, May 20 His guests will
include his best man, Philip c. Birckhead,
and DIR. James Birckhead, Gordon M. Buck,
Carlton Pearson. John Cadwalader, jr., of
Philadelphia. DIR. George M. Coates of
Philadelphia, and ]. Gilbert McIlvaine of
Philadelphia, a cousin of the bride, who
will act as ushers. The other guests will
be Francis W. Belknap, Arthur f. Cosby,
Charles L. Poor and Edwin p. Shattuck.
AT ST. Martins Church last evening Rev.
Eugene A. Hannah, assisted by Father
Rosensteel of Forest Glen, Md, performed
the marriage ceremony for Miss Theodosia
B. BeaN and Mr.. George c. Lowery. Mr..
Everett Beall, jr., and Mr.. Harry Lowery
were ushers and Mr.. George e. Adams Of
Baltimore best man. The bride came in
church with her father, Mr.. e. S. Beall,
and was handsomely dressed in ivory satin
made princess and trimmed with lace and
pearls. Her tulle veile was caught with
lilies of the valley. Miss Lucille Ambrose
of Savannah. Ga, as maid OF honor, wore
white lace, white tulle hat and carried
white roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Grace
Lowery and Miss Lily Beal, wore pale pink
mousselne de sole, large white hats TRIM
med with roses and carried pink roses.
Mrs Beall, the brides mother, wore light
gray satin. A reception followed before
the departure Of the couple for trip to
New York and Boston. They will reside at
rs u street this summer. and IN the fall go
housekeeping.
Mrs. Mary "A. Hendley left the city today
to be absent until the fall.
Representative and Mrs lockwood Hoar
entertained the Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks at dinner last evening.
Mrs Longworth is here this week visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Longworth, and may remain
until the couple sail for Europe June :.
Mr.. and Mrs A IAsner expect to sail for
Europe on June 4, to be gone four months.
Mrs NJ. c. Frey and Mrs E. w. Frost
sailed Saturday for Europe.
Mrs Henry NJ. Gates and Miss Helen P.
Gates of Springfield, Mass are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron L. Story of 62S A
street southeast.
Mr.. William l. i, dTluildI anu MISS
Charlotte E. Griffit were married Saturday,
the 10th instant at o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev S. H. White at
Rockville, Md. in the presence OF the near
est relatives and some or the frlendS or
the bride and groom
The engagement is announced of Miss
Elizabeth Steuart Calvert of MacAlpine,
College Park, Md, to Mr. w D. Nelson
Thomas of Baltimore. The wedding is to be
at ST. Johns Church, Washington. Tues
day, June 5, at II am, Rev. George CAL
vert Carter performing the ceremony, as
sisted by DIR. Smith.
A cablegram from Buenos Ayres an
nounces the sailing from that port on the
steamship Byron of Mrs. Attwell wife of
Capt. Juan S. Attweil of the Argentine
navy. en- route for this country to visit her
father Mr.. ]. Van Ness Huyck. Upon her
arrival at New York, the latter part of
June, Mrs Attwell expects to go with her
father directly to the Massachusetts coast,
to join her sister, Mrs. Bates of Boston, for
the summer. Capt. Attwell, who is in COM
mand of the Argentine man-of-war San
Martin, will be prevented by his duties
from accompanying Mrs. Attwell and their
young son, but expects to join them here
in the fall.
A pleasant social event was the visit paid
the chancellor commander of Rathbone-
Superior Lodge, No. %, K. of P, Mr.. s. H.
BasSett and his wife at their home, II s
of the departure of Mrs. Bassett for her
summer vacation. which will be spent in
Ohio and elsewhere, by the following men-
bers of the order and their wives: Var
rem J. Coffin and wife, d. N. Hoover and
wife, l.. II. Troutman and wife. H. NJ Gill
man and wife. Percy Daniels and wife, w.
w. Souder and wife, G. E. Beatty and b. c.
Getsinger. Games of various kinds fur
nished the amusement until refreshments
were announced.
Yesterday afternoon at Laurel, Nd, Miss
Jessie M Harding. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel r. Harding of Laurel. and Mr..
Samuel Moore. of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
p. Moore of Norwood Md, quietly
married by Rev Thomas Dolan of st.
Marys Catholic Church. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Annie 7. Hard
ing as maid of honor. and the groom by
his brother William Moore as best man.
The bride was attired in taffeta blue trav-
cling suit and white picture hat with
ostrich tips, and with gloves to match.
Shortly afterward the couple left for this
city on their way south. On their return
they will reside at Norwood, Mr. Moore's
home where he is engaged In farming.
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