Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24
or the bridal party and relatives.

tor the bridal party and relatives.
At noon Thursday, April 4. Miss Frances
Williams and Mr.. William Wallace Men
will be married at st. Thomas Church. the
ceremony to be followed by small! cep-
ton at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Williams for the relatives and personal
friends to meet the bridal party. The BRIDE 5
attendants will include Miss Gertrude Will
liams as maid of horror and Miss Dorothy
Williams, her schoolgirl sister: Miss Ruth
Perkins Miss Feroline Perkins. Miss Kath-
crime Jennings and Miss Virginia Field.
An interesting ceremony, which will also
take place at St. Thomas. will be the we'd
ding of Miss Isabel Harrison Glennon
daughter of Commander and Mrs. Glcnnon.
to Lieut.. Matthew Arthur Cross Wednesday
noon, April II.
Washington 3. Bowie of Maryland will be
married at St Johns. Georgetown April
-. with the brides sister Miss Helen Will
liams. maid of honor, and Miss Roberts.
Miss Lippitt. Miss Julia Smith and Miss
Emily Fitch bridesmaids.
Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Lewis Marshall
jr., announce the engagement of their
daughter. Mary RlackfGrd, to Mr. Richard
F. Amphlstt of WychboId Hail. Worcester
shire, England. The wedding will take
place Anril 20 at st. Thomas Church at
l. o'clock noon.
Another wedding of the same date will
y
Langhorne. L. S. n, with the ceremony at
st. Johns. The brides cousins, the Misses
Rachel and Mary Holmes of Cincinnati
Miss Mary Switzerland and Miss Marian
Oliver, will attend her.
Nine. Corea. wife of the minister of Mica
ragua was at home Yesterday To callers
and was assisted by Nine. CortCs wife of
the minister of Colombia. The occasion
was an exceedingly pleasant one. both old
and new friends paying their respects to the
latest bride in the diplomatic circle.
The Mexican ambassador and Madame
Creel will entertain at dinner April . and
will give another evening reception Satur-
day, April g.
The first of the May weddings will be
that of Miss Delite Wilson and Mr.. Lu-
cus Rossiter, which will take place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. BlOunt,
THE Oaks"
Another May bride is likely to be Miss
Harriet Switzerland whose wedding day,
however. cannot be definitely set until the
return of the bridegroom. Mr.. Alfred AL
vareZ Calderon, from abroad. The engage
ment of this popular young couple was only
announced last week.
A novelty luncheon in Detroit recently
given by u young matrOn, who mad a
group of young girls. recent graduates rom
a school of cookery. prepare each course
and take turns in eating as we'll as serving
and aprons. and the occasion gave great
! merriment TO all concerned.
Bohemian dinner given by two New
England matrons lately is full of sugges-
tons to those who would be different from
| the usual methods in entertaining. The din
ner was given at two houses. At the first
meeting place the first two courses of the
| dinner were served in an upper room. con-
| yerted into simulated grill room, with
three small tables for the uests daintily
| set with silver and linen and lighted with
green-shaded candies. Here oyster cocktails
were served and the place cards were tiny
beer stems attached to the cards The SOUP
course was served in the dining room on
| the lower floor. which was made with a
! typical Chinese interior the decora tions and
| every feature of the room suggesting the
atmosphere and costumes of the celestial
| empire. In the center of the table was a
teakwood stand. in which rested Chinese
| pagoda lighted with candles. The doilies
used for the soup course were souvenirs of
| the occasion, and bore the names of the
hostesses in Chinese characters Each guest
wore big Chinese hat with a long pigtail
and the place cards were Chinese flags The
soup course was followed by a Chinese
menu, consisting of chop suey. curry of
rice, Chinese tea, Chinese oranges, ginger
ana nuts.
For the last half the company adjourned
to the home of the second hostess, whore
maid in Italian costume and where the
dining room was decked out to resemble
corner of Little Italy"
The center of the table was filled with
Italian fruits and loaf of Italian bread
yard in length. occupied one side of the
table. The napkins were big bandana
handkerchiefs and everywhere were Ital-
ian flags and italian banners, creating
gorgeous color scheme.
The place cards were tiny tambourines,