Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-17
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MADAME CREEL STARTS FOR HER
HOME IN MEXICO.
Some More Weddings on the Program
This Week-Timely Per-
sonal Notes.


Madame Creel and her party Saturday and
will accompany them as far as Cincinnati.
Madame Creel is returning to Chihuahua,
Mexico, and had her daughter and her chill
dren and her young niece, as well as her
sons in the family group returning to spend
the summer at their former home. The
ambassador will join them In October and
accompany Madame Creel back to Washing
ton. A number of personal friends went to
the station to see them off, and the pri-
vate car was fragrant and beautiful with
the flowers sent to Madame Creel.
The Postmaster General went to Boston
Saturday to join his family for a week 8
visit. Mrs. Meyer will give a dinner dance
Wednesday night at the Country Club in
honor of the Duke of Abruzzi.
quiet but pretty wedding took place
last Wednesday evening, June II, when
Miss Clara H. Wilson and Mr.. Frederick
Ferber were married at St. Johns Lutheran
Church by the Rev. DR.. Brodthage. The
bride was becomingly attired in white and
wore large white hat She was attended
by Miss Langbem. Mr.. Ferbers brother be-
ing best man. After the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs Ferber left Washington for an ex-
tended trip through the north.
The Sara Franklin Chapter, D. A. T.. held
the regular meeting at the Savoy Wednes-
day, June II. at pm. Two new members
were admitted. Mrs. Howard T. Hodgkins,
regent of the District; Mrs. George Small
wood. vice regent of the District. and Mrs.
Mary S. Lockwood made a few remarks.
The regent Mrs. c. d. Merwin. was pre-
sented with a beautiful floral Offering as
the occasion was her birthday. A delightful
musicale was then given and refres hments
served by Mrs. H. Erskine Hall, the corre-
spending secretary to the chapter. and a
number Of friends. The chapter then ad-
journed until October.
Representative Butler Ames and his sis
ter. Miss Ames, sailed for Europe last Sat
urday from New York for three months
trip In Europe.
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes and Mrs
Holmes remained but few days at their
summer home at Beverly Farms, where they
arrived last week, for they were among the
passengers who sailed on the Saxonia Tues
day from Boston.
Miss Jane Chase Clark, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andrew Clark of
Weetamoe Lodge, Medfeld, was married to
Mr.. William ]. Metcalf of this city last
week. The officiating clergyman was the
Rev Dr. L. Call Barnes of Worcester. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Mabel Barnaby Clark, as maid of honor,
and her cousin, Miss Anna Ashley of Fall
River as bridesmaid. The best man was Mr.
Melville Metcalf Of Washington. and the
Mr.. George Gidden of Boston, and Mr.. Will
liam L. S. Brayton of Fall River. Assisting
in receiving were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Melville Met
calf. The bride wore a lace gown with cor
onet of orange blossoms and carried lilies Of
the valley The bridesmaids wore white en-
broidered muslin over pink taffeta and car
ried pink sweet peas.
Miss Camille Herman. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs isaac Herman, will graduate at
the Central High School this week At home
Thursday, June 20, Z to 10 pm, at 2O22 10th
street.
The Terpsichore Club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Marie Hayden at
her home, 312 10th street northeast The
most interesting feature of the evening was
the distribution of the club pins. After
this games were enjoyed and piano selec-
lions given Refreshments were served,
after which games were resumed. Among
those present were Miss Marie Hayden
Miss Mary Lowe, Miss Lille Townsend,
Miss Elsie Harvey, Miss Julia Boyce, Miss
George Boyce, Mr.. Hiram Spear. Mr. Steve
Devine, Mr.. James Nalley, Mr.. Charles
Hayden and Mr.. Carl Bodenstein.
Mrs. J: w. Fowler, jr. of New York is
the guest of her sister. Mrs Ohio w. Ham
mond of Sth street northwest.
Capt and Mrs. l. R. conwell of Columbia
Heights have their son, R. A. Conwell
formerly captain of Company c. Mckinley
Manual Training School, graduate of the
class of 1904 and for the past three years
a student at Purdue University, Lafayette
Ind, with them to spend his vacation.
ST. Josephs Church was the scene of a
pretty wedding Wednesday last, when Rev
Father Fealy performed the marriage cere-
mony for Miss Mary Regain and Mr. Soth-
oron Edwards. To the strains of ''Lohengrin
Wedding March," the bridal party entered
fha obi IoI h,,t
little Miss Margaret Daily as flower girl
The bride was given away by her uncle,
Mr.. Edward Byrne, and was prettily
dressed in gown of white silk trimmed
wreath of orange blossoms and she carried
a shower bouquet of bride roses. Mr..
Thomas Rafferty, was best man, and Miss
Julia Collins was bridesmaid. The latter
was charmingly attired in princess gown
of white silk deliberately trimmed in lace,
and carried a huge bouquet of La France
roses. reception followed at the brides
home. when stringed orchestra played
throughout the evening After receiving
congratulations the young couple started on
their honeymoon trip, and after returning
will reside at 229 I'd street northeast.
Rev George Bishop will perform the mar
riage ceremony this evening for his son,
Rev. William Samuel Bishop, D. D., and
Miss Mary Luttrell at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Thomas ]. Luttrell.
Mr.. Edward Bishop will be best man and
Mrs. Albert Howard Cousins, sister of the
bride. will be matron of honor, and Miss
Boyel Of Philadelphia will be bridesmai id.
The couple will live at Suwanee, s. C.
Among the fortunate graduates in this
seasons closing exercises was Miss Mar
garet Adele Hardin, who graduated from
the Academy Of Visitation, Frederick. Md
Miss Hardin not only received the Bene-
dicta medal for general excellence but four
other medals also. as well as a special
prize for Latin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Temple of Lexington,
Neb., visiting Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Lo-
gan, Pill street, for few days.
Mo ~ oo