Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-10

Of Spain or revisit Sweden and Norway.
where they spent last summer. They will
return home in the fall. having booked pas
sage on the magnificent new liner Kaiserin
Victoria
The thirty-eighth annual commencement
of st. Cecilia's Academy will be held
Wednesday afternoon. June Is, at the Co
lumbia Theater A delightful musical pro-
gram will be rendered. The graduates are
Ellen Cecilia Maloney. Edna Anna Frank
of certificates will take place at the concert
day exercises on Monday. June IL.
A very quiet but pretty wedding took
place at the English Lutheran Church at
at noon yesterday. tho Rev. MI. Huddie OF
floating, when Miss Cora Miller. youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Cum
berland, became the wife Of Mr.. Ward Saw
age, formerly of Louisville, KY, now res
ident of this city.
The bride. who is a strikingly handsome
brunette. wore becoming gown OF IVORY
white satin. with hat and gloves TO match.
and carried a shower bouquet OF Drioe
roses. sEs
Miss Ernie Miller was her sisters mald
of honor and wore becoming costume VI
white princess net and carried La francs
roses. Mr.. John P. ODay was groomsman'
After visit for an indefinite period TO
Louisville. KY. the groom's former NOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage VIII make tnelr ~,
ture home at the Frederick, corner sth anu
x streets northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Moran and family
spent Thursday at the beautiful country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Taylor at Dunn
Lering. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs e. L. johnson have Issued
invitations to the marriage OF their dausn.-
ter Carolyne Hammett, to Harry Francis
Rueth of this city. The ceremony Will take
place June II at the home of the bride al
high noon. Miss Abbie johnson. sister or
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best man will be william G.. Johnson,
brother of the bride.
Miss Carolyn Sneider of Brooklyn. N. T.,
Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. Hane.
Mrs. Charles Seymour and Miss Elsie Sey-
mour have left Washington for Attanuc
City, where they will remain three weeks
before going to Jamestown r. l., Tor the
remainder of the summer.
great success crowned the efforts or the
Seminoles who gave their first annual ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall Thursday, June I;
Dancing was enjoyed. Although the croWd
was large, a more select and orderly one
could not have been expected and was han
died with consummate skill. c. L. Bell was
chairman and Messrs. George Altofer Johii
Bridaham. A G. Turner George Duvai ana
Taylor Chewing were members or the COM
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs AImeric Psget Miss Whit
ney) are occupying Lord Londesborough's
house. in South Audley street, Lonooh'
which they rented for the season Mr
Paget has just bought the house at SO BeriS-
eley square and is making extensive altera-
tons in it. The Pagets will probably be
able to move in later in the year. Ihe
house is next door to Lord Rosebery's ana
Is a fine residence. Mrs. Paget has been
entertaining her sister, Miss Dorothy Whit
ney.
Gen w. B. Rochester. his daughter, Mrs
Fenton and son, Mr.. Henry NJ. Rochester,
will leave tomorrow for their summer home
at Martha's Vineyard, Mass Capt. Fenton
will spend part of the summer with them.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Boardman and
their Youngest daughter, Miss Josephine
Boardman will go to their country place at
Manchester-by- the-Sea tomorrow, where
Senator Crane viii be a frequent house
guest Miss Mabel Boardman will be de-
tanned in the city a week or two longer on
account of work of the Red Cross Society.
The French ambassador and Madame Jus.
serand who were in Ne@ Haven last week
for the three hundredth anniversary OF the,
birth of Cornellie were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. William w. Farnam on Prospect
street during their stay. The celebration,
which was held in LampSon Hail Wednes-
day evening, was opened by a short address
by the ambassador Prof. Robert ]. San
derson gave sketch in French of the great
dramatist and the members of the Yale
French Club presented lie Cid" Follow
ing the play reception was given NJ JUS
serand at the Yale Art School by the AL
lance Franchise.
Justice and Mrs Brown have been having
a series of small dinners during the spring
season They have entertained all the
members of the Supreme Court bench and
most of the diplomats remaining in the