Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-09
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A NOON WEDDING AT SACRED
HEART CHURCH TODAY.
Indiana Society Will Welcome It's
Friends-0ther Items
Personal Notes.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Elmer H Roberts of CO.
lumbia Heights announce the marriage Of
their sister. Miss Henrietta Douglas, to Mr..
Michael Quinn OF Baltimore. The wedding
took place today at noon IN the chapel OF
the Sacred Heart Church. Rev. Father
Lyons Of Baltimore officiating. assisted by
Father Joseph Magee, pastor OF the church.
Mr.. Charles Gordon Of New Hampshire
was best man ard Miss Helen Roberts the
maid Of honor. After the ceremony the
bridal party was entertained at breakfast
at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs Roberts.
Last night at the Confederate Veterans
Hall ball. the proceeds Of which will be
devoted to the work of the Southern Relief
Society was held, and considered a great
success The executive committee OF the
society was in general charge. Mrs. Ro-
sale Bocock. assisted by Mrs. John T. Cal
laghan. Mrs. CLEARWATER. Mrs Millsaps and
Miss Fauntleroy received the guests.
The hall was prettily decorated with
palms and flags. and music was furnished
by string orchestra.
Until IL o'clock dancing continued. then
supper was served. after which the ger
man was introduced The May-pole figure
was the principal feature in the cotillion,
the confederate colors being used for this
occasion. The artistic and unique favors.
consisting Of Japanese fans caps and many
other devices, were distributed by Mrs. John
NJ. Hickey and Mrs. T. H. Wheatley.
The floor committee included some OF the
members of the Sons Of Veterans Associa
ton, of which Gardner Green is president.
Mrs. Callaghan, wife OF the president Of
the veteran association, presided at the
supper table. assisted by Mrs Archibald
Young. Mrs. George s. Covington, Mrs. J.
Fl. Mulcare. Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Wrenn.
The officers Of the Southern Relief So
yyo NftcuN ,,Ga Hath lTru
Albert Akers, first vice president; Mrs.
Archibald Young, second vice president;
Miss Susan Hetzel, third vice president;
Mrs. j. c. Wheeler. fourth vice president:
Mrs l.. H. Quirolla. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Eugene Hollins, recording secre-
tary: Mrs. Drury Ludlow. treasurer; Mrs.
r. Fl. Bocock, chairman. and Mrs. George
Covington, chairman Of the relief fund.
Miss Adelaide Randolph, daughter of the
late Mrs. William c. Whitney, and grand
daughter Of Mrs. John F. May OF this city.
was married yesterday afternoon In Trinity
Church. Sloane square, London. to Mr..
Lionel Lambart, second son of the late
Earl Of Cavan, brother of the present
earl, and heir presumptive to the title.
The Rev Horace Lambart a brother of
the groom, oflciated. The American am
bassador,5 Whitelaw Reid. Mrs. Reid and
Miss Reid, the staff of the American en-
bassy, J. Pierpont Morgan and the Earl
of Cavan were among those present.
Mr. Reid and Mr.. Morgan were the wit
nesses for the bride. The bride is the
daughter of the late Col. Arthur Randolph
Of England who married Miss Edith May
of New York. His widow married VIM. c.
Whitney. She died in 1900 as the result Of
an injury.
Mr. Lionel Lambart, who is thirty-three
years old, for some time a lieuten-
ant in the British navy.
Mrs. Stevens entertained at Chevy Chase
Club last night Secretary TAFT, senator
Willard. Chief of Staff and Mrs. Bell, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Wallace, Miss Willard, Mrs.
Clement Mrs. Evans Theodore Shonts and
Mr.. Henry.
The recent May social at the First Bap-
list Church was great success and was
largely attended. The program was mu-
steal and evolutionary DR.. and Mrs. NC
Michael and Mr.. Rodrick gave excellent
musical selections and Mrs. Tilden gave
two delightful Evolutionary selections. Miss
Hughes have an exhibition with clubs. The
social features were very pleasant.
Mrs. Richard Harlow is entertaining Mrs.
Florence Conrad Of New York. who made
her debut here two years ago. dinner,
followed by a small dance, was given in
honor of the visitor last night at Chevy
Chase Club.
Madame Quesada wife of the Cuban min
ister expects to sail about the middle OF
June for Europe and spend some months
travelling with her young son and daugh-
ter The minister will join his family be-
fore they return next fail.
Mrs I.ol Rice of Chicago, who is visiting
her mother Mrs. Sarah Nordlinger of 1882
N street northwest, will be pleased to see
her friends Sunday afternoon, May IL.
Mrs. Harry G. Ward is visiting Mrs. NJ.
C. Brecht of Philadelphia.
The last meeting for the season of the
Indiana Society of Washington will be held
Friday night in Masonic Temple, corner
eth and F streets. The program will be
principally musical. The Rebew Orchestra
Of twenty-five pieces, led by Prof. H. w.
Weber of Indiana. will be present. An
Mr.. Thomas L. Jones of Rockport. Ind. a
member of the quartet, VIII sing MY
Hoosier Home" composed by Miss Nina
Waugh. daughter of former Representative
Daniel Waugh of Upton. Ind. Miss Waugh,
who is visiting in Washington. has prom
ised to give a piano solo. Other numbers
will be songs and fancy dances by the
Misses Sullivan Of Indianapolis; solos by
Miss Honchen of Fortville. Ind. and Miss
Harnsburger Of Indianapolis. Mr.. Hopkins
of Evansville will give solo. Miss Bertha
Frances Wolfe of Mitchell, Ind. viii ap-
pear in monologue. The evenings enter
tainment will close with promenade con-
cert.
The program will be made up exclusively
of Indiana talent. Hoosiers and their
friends will be welcomed.
The following Indiana ladies are patron
esses: Mrs. Hemenway, Mrs. Foster, Mrs.
Lands, Mrs. Clancy Mrs Halliday, Mrs
Dixon, Mrs. Crumpacker, Mrs. Bulk. Mrs.
Ransdell. Mrs Penfeld. Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. McGonagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. McGrath have re-
turned from the gulf coast and have apart
ments at 1415 K street.
Mrs. Robert Lee Kidner of Kansas city
viii return home Thursday after several
weeks visit to her father, Mr.. Medford
Hynson.
Tomorrow the annual garden and pound
party for the benefit of the Children's
Country Home will be held at the nome.
Broad Branch and Grant roads. from to
o. clock. Stages will meet those who come
by the Chevy Chase line. Ice cream will be
served on the lawn. and an out-of-door
fish pond has been arranged for the chill
dren. A supper will also be served. In case
of rain the fete will take place on the next
clear day. The object of this charity is to
give the benefits of country air to the con-
valescent children of the poor sections of
the city.
The officers of the board Of managers
are: Miss Roy. president; Mrs. Turpin, first
vice president: Mrs. Whiting. second vice
president: Miss Constance Adee, recording
secretary; Miss Jane Hunt, corresponding