Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mayer and daughter
Gladys are spending the summer at Hodg-
kins, on the Rockville road.
Mrs. Hartz, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. David Lew, and family of Man
ming, 5. c., mas gone to Arverne, l.. l., to
spend the summer.
Miss Lena Strauss is in Atlantic City Wis
iting her sister at her cottage
Mr.. G.. Lansburgh has returned to town
from Atlantic City, where he had joined
his daughter, Mrs. r. Lyon, for several
days.
Miss Florence I!alsteaos ijoyian, an Amer
lean, and MIR. Alfredo Monteverde of the
Portuguese legation to Italy were married
july d at the Church OF San ANTONIO del
Portoghesi, in Rome. Mr.. Monteverde, VINO
has the title of vicomte, is the son of a
former ambassador. The Amer can ambas-
sauor, Mr. Lloyd Griscom, was witness
for the bride and the Count and Countess
Iesquera of Lisbon for the bridegroom at
the civil ceremony. Count Lennl repre-
scented the Vicomtesse Louis d Analogue of
Paris, formerly Mrs. Fred May of this
city, at the religious ceremony for the bride
Queen Maria Pia of Portugal, represented
by the ambassador to the pope, was the
witness at the cnurch for the bridegroom
Inc wedding was rather quiet one, owing
to the protracted illness of the bride g
church was decorated for the occasion with
PANS, bamboo pants and whit flowers
ana the bride was conducted to the sane
tuafy by her father. She Wore princess
gown OF white mouSseline de sole with
ivory SATIN bands and lace drapings on the
cofsaSe and shoulders. After the ceremony
Il reception Tor the relatives and friends Of
the young couple was held in the sacristy
lol. OWED by "a wedding breakfast in the
sale d Honnent of the Portuguese legation
famous for its gallery of portraits The
table was beautifully decorated with an ex-
tenslVe silver service. one of the wedding
presents, and the centerpiece was banked
with pink roses, which were also cntWined
TO the corners of the table The voune
coupe left later in an automobile for Pa
iaZZolo, the country seat of the bridegroom
In TIE Alban Hills, where the honeymoon
Will be spent. The bride has number of
Maryland relatives.
Miss May Lucas and Mr.. VIM. aMcKernen
We're quietly married at the home of the
bride mother. Mrs. Helen Lucas at Alta
Vista. Md, Wednesday evening at I o'c,ock
Key. r. +. Flournoy performing the cere-
mony. The sister and brother of the bride,
Miss Maud Lucas and Mr.. Frank Lucas,
We're bridesmaid and best man Both bride
and bridesmaid We're beautifully gowned in
white French batiste trimmed with mech
lin lace. Only the mmed ate relatives and
a few intimate friends were present After
the ceremony bOuntiful repast was served
Mr. and Mrs. Mckernen will reside in
Bethesda, Md, where tl4ey will be pleased
to see their friends.
Col. and Mrs. Harry jerks of Washing
ton, d. c., entertained a house party at
their summer home. Louise Crest and had
as their guests Mrs. George CASTOR Kansas
City. Mo; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Holl cke Wi
chita, Kan: Mrs. Hugo Tollner, New York:
Miss Toller. New York: Miss Lotte Brock
man, Fort Smith. Ark; Mr.. and Mrs. Girls
tofani. Mr. and Mrs. Minnickheim. Misses
Jueneman. Bell and CrisJofani, Messrs.
Bell Mnnickhein and Cristofani. Mrs.
jerks and her guests will leave for James
town and Old Point Comfort to spend the
coming week.