Evening star., 1907-08-15
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
AN INTERNATIONAL WEDDING
AND OTHERS NEARER HOME.
Comings and Goings Of Some Notabii-
ties-Timely Mention.
Personals.

The marriage of Miss Mary Elise Moore.
daugher of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Moore,
to Don Merino Torlonia, Duke of Poll, Duke
of Guadagnola and Prince of Civitella-C -Cessi,
will take place at o'clock today at the
country home of the brides parents, Belle
Orchard, In Belle Haven Greenwich Conn.
The wedding will be quiet because of the
recent death of Mr. Moore's mother The
ceremony will be performed in the living
room of the house before raised altar COW
cred with rare old lace which has been in
the Moore family for many generations
Mrs. Colby NJ. Chester jr. sister of the
BRIDE will be matron of honor. There will
be no bridesmaids. Chevaier Montagna,
Italian charge d'affaires at Washington,
will be best man. The bride will wear white
chiffon trimmed with rose point lace and
will carry a shower bouquet Of lilies of the
valley.
Among the guests will be Admiral and
Mrs. Colby NJ Chester, Gen. and Mrs. Will
liam F. Draper. Consul General Count Ray
bandi Massglia, Vice Consul Luigi Alto
viandi and Prince Giovanni Del Drago.
Mrs. ]. Dundas Lippincott, who was Miss
Armstrong of this city, and who Is touring
the north In an automobile with her father,
Gen. Armstrong, and Mrs. Armstrong. has
leased for the next season a place called
the "Old Farm" at Bar Harbor.
Miss Bertha E. Perkins and Mr.. Samuel
H. Beck, both of Washington, D. c., were
married yesterday by Rev. E. B. Pretty
man. The wedding was q quiet one owing
TO the recent death OF the brides father.
The couple will reside in Washington.
Bethlehem Chapter. o. E. s.. with her
daughter Hazel. is stopping at the Albany,
Washington Grove.
Mrs. c. Stiebel, who has been abroad
since June l. arrived the Crown Prin-
zessin Cecilia Tuesday.
DR. and Mrs. H. Schooey, Mrs. E. Quincy
Smith, Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss Mary
OBrien and Mr.. Joseph D. Sullivan. all of
this city, registered at the Paris Office Of the
New York Herald yesterday.
Miss Mildred r. Carroll. who has been in
the mountains Of Virginia for the past four
weeks. will be at home, 10S I'd street north
east, after Monday. August 10, 1907.
On Wednesday, at high noon. quiet we'd
Mrs. w. Catesby Burroughs, when their
only daughter, Mildred A. E. was married
to Mr. John Moore Davis. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Robert N.
Moore, ID, pastor of Foundry NJ. E.
Church. The wedding march was played by
Miss Maude Evelyn Lee. cousin of the
bride Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left in the after
noon for Buffalo thence by lake route to
Cleveland and Detroit, returning by way of
Toronto and Niagara Falls. At home 2l7
l'inworth place, after September 1.
Mrs. H. Ridgely, Mr.. H. s. Ridgely. wife
and family, who spent last winter In Wash
ington, are summering in Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. P. T. Bodell Of Massachusetts ava
nue. is visiting relatives in Leesburg Pur-
cellVille and Round Hill, Loudoun county,
Va.
Miss Lydia J. Bodell i. at the Jamestown
exposition.
and friends gathered at the house of Mr.
Joshua Mastin. on G street near 22d street
northwest, the occasion being the mar
riage Of his daughter Miss Roberta G.
Mastin, to Mr.. Mahlon T. MiIburn of Clar-
endon, Va. who has place Of business in
this city. The wedding march was played
on the piano by Miss Mae Mastin. sister
OF the brides family, the bride being
the Episcopal Church was rendered by the
Rev. John M. E. Mckee. a former pastor
of the brides family. the bride icing given
given In marriage by her father. A we'd
ding feast followed the ceremony, after
which the young couple started on their
marriage tour taking in the jamestown
exposition by river and a coast trip to New
York by sea The wedding presents were
numerous and pretty.
Mrs H; q. Ellis. Mrs. Ray Garren. Mrs.
yesterday morning ON a trip to the James
town exposition and Ocean View, Va
D. c.. formerly Of Lowell Mass. and Miss
Minnie ]. Taylor Of Springfield, Mass.
were married at st. Marks Episcopal
Church by the Rev William L. Devries,
DID, at $50 O'Clock last evening. Only the
most intimate friends of the contracting
parties attended the ceremony, after which
reception was held at their future home,
181 Sd street northeast. where they re-
N Ia of fhayr
friends.
Chief Clerk Joseph Harper of the Juve-
nile Court and Mrs. Harper accompanied
by Miss Sallie Nicholson. departed today
for Asbury Park for fortnight's sojourn.
Miss Mary Brewer Davis of 10Th street
departed today to spend a month at Stony
Mans Camp, in the Blue Ridge.
A pretty but quiet wedding occurred
at the home Of Mrs. Jesse NJ billiard
at o'clock last evening only a few near
est relatives being present, owing to the
death of the brides brothe- Mr.. Johnson
billiard, June last. the date of the we'd
ding having been set previous to his death.
The contracting parties were Miss Maude
l: billiard. 466 NJ street southwest, and
MIR. Alphonse L. Shahan, also of this city
Rev. Theron Outwater officiating The
bride was handsomely gowned In white
silk and carried bride roses. The maid of
honor, Miss Beulah Ebaugh of Addison,
ried bouquet of sweet peas Mr.. Albert
s. Herbert of Seat Pleasant Heights, D. c.,
was best man. After congratulations the
couple left an extended bridal tour to
Berkeley Springs, Harpers Ferry and
Charles Town, w. Va.
Miss Cecilia j. Leidecker of Baltimore is
the guest of Mrs Charles A. Sidman at
The Glen, Quarry road.
Mrs. A c. Hutchinson, Miss Lue Hutchin-
son, Miss Arlien Terry, Mrs. w. H. Hes
sick and son. Master Howard Lowe, Mrs.
H. H. Butler and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Smelling and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Fry and daughter. Mrs. John
Points. Mrs. P. Stubblefleld, Miss Grace T.
Polkinhorn and Mrs. Davis and son are at
Round Hill, Va.
Miss Edna Donaldson and her cousin,
Miss Grace Wilson, left Saturday for a two
| weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Linwood
Carter, at Church Hill, Nd.
Miss Evelyn Lewis is visiting relatives
| and friends in Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.