The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-23

under the auspices Of the Parish Aid
Society, IL will be participated in by
the ladies of the congregation and the
ladies from other Episcopal Church
congregations.
The lawns viii be prettily decorated
with booths, coy corners under avn
ings, homemade candy shop. places Of
amusement, and Japanese lanterns In
one of the booths a gypsy fortune teller
VIII ten the past, present, and future
according 10 the Hungarian code of
gNpSicS- There viii be regular sup
per with all the delicacies OF the sea
son in addition 10 a strawberry feast
and grabbags and other amusements.
The street car company will put on
additional cars to handle the crowd
One Of the special attractions of the
iete VIII be number of young women
from all OF the churches. who will as
sist. Several of the universities col
leges and Greek letter fraternitfes will
send large delegations.
The women having direct charge Of
the fete are Mrs. d. Percy Kicking
chairman; Mrs. Clement Brown, wife OF
the rector; Mrs. Babbitt. Mrs. Johnston
Mrs. Lamberton, Mrs. Decker, Mrs Dud-
ley. Mrs. NailOr, Mrs. Sergurney, Mrs
Evans Mrs Began Mrs Thomas Mrs
Tegleus Mrs. Delamater, Mrs Geer. and
Miss SergUrney.
The proceeds will be applied to i'm
provemen;s at the church.
Nine Pezet wife of the former first
secretary of the Peruvian legation. now
the Peruvian minister to Panama and
the Central American countries, Is the
guest Of Mrs Clifford Walton in her
home. 1871 p street. Nine. Pezet will
receive with Mrs. Walton tomorrow
afternoon on the occasion OF her regu-
lar day at home, when they will Dc glad
10 see all Of Nine. Pezets old friends.
Nine PeZet will join Mr. Pezet next
month, and together they viii proceed
to their home in Peru for the summer.
The rumor Of the enga cement Of the
younger daughter of Theodore z.
Shonts. Miss Theodore, to the Duke de
ChaUlnes ct dc Picquigny. Of Paris, is
again revived since the arrival of the
Shontses in Paris. where they were pre-
ceded by the duke after mis- prolonged
visit in this country. A dispatch from
Paris says:
The marriage Of Miss Shonts, daugh-
Ter Of the former chairman of the Pan
ANA Canal Commission, TO the Due de
Chaulnes, probably will be celebrated
at the end of this month, or early IN
June, in Paris.
Mrs. Theodore Shonts and her two
daughters have just arrived in Paris.
whittier they were preceded n week ago
by the young Due de Chaulnes, who. X
is understood. came in advance to over
come the aloofness manifested by GER
tain influential members OF his family.
This mission has been accomplished TO
the satisfaction of every one.
The ShOntSes are living quietly at a
well-known Paris hotel. Miss Shonts Is
too busy completing her trOusscau TO
take any active part in the social life or
the city
The friends Of the Misses Shonts re-
naming I'm Washington have no faith
in the announcement. as they feel COM
fident that if IL existed and the mar
rage was so close at hand, they would
surely have been notified.
Mrs. William X. Ryan, daughter-in-
law of Thomas F. Ryan. has closed her
house on X street. which she has Occu-
pied since her husbands death last fall,
and with her children will spend the
summer at Suffern. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Slater and
Miss Eleanor Slater have returned to
Washington from California, where they
have been spending the spring and have