Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

/ trimmed with duchess lace. The bride
! groom's gift, a diamond crescent. was on
the corsage. The bride is handsome
girl with much distinction in manner and
bearing. There was but one attendant.
| a maid of honor. Miss Gilbert. daughter
I, of DR.. D. D. Gilbert of Dorchester. Her
rose pink messaline with lace and a
wreath OF tiny pink rosebuds suited per-
tfectly her brunette coloring. Mrs. Mac
mahon was In violet liberty. with duchess
lace and some we'll placed diamonds:
Surgeon Owen j. Mink. and the ushers
were Lieut.. Commander Walter Ball,
Passed Assistant Surgeon Lewis II.
Wheeler. Passed Assistant Surgeon ".
Neill Mcdonald and Assistant Naval Con-
structor Robert B. Hilliard. jr. The cou
pie will come to this city to reside.
New York and Bernardsville. N. j.. have
announced the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Lucy Lindabury. to Lieut.. Rob
ert Lawrence Berry. U.S.N. one Of the
| naval aids at the White House in Wash
ington. Lieut.. Berry is "a graduate of
Annapolis, and his home is at keyport.
KY.
Miss L!ndabury was introduced at a
large reception given at one of the FASH
ionable hotels in 9Th avenue last winter.
She is very popular in society. At pres
ent she Is with her parents at their sum-
mer home near Bernardsvile The we'd
Gen and Mrs Eugene A. Carr have
gone to Portsmouth. N. H., for the sea-
SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l.. Adler and som
of 1913 Marion street will be- at home to-
day from to 10 pm.
The second week Of the stay Of Mrs.
Mcmillan and her granddaughter, Miss
Jarvis. In Detroit was quite as gay as the
first Among the festivities was dinner
Tuesday. given by Mrs. William c. Nc
Harrie Newberry entertained at lunch
con Friday. and the Baroness Won ket-
teller was hostess at a luncheon Saturday.
A California hostess recently added con-
siderably to her social laurels by the
decorations of the luncheon she gave in
honor Of the Baroness Won Schroeder.
who was Miss Sharon. and who is we'll
known in this city. She lives now in San
Luis. Obispo county. Cal, on Eagle
ranch. one Of the Won Schroeder proper
ties The large circular table was adorned
with pink and lavender sweet peas. min
gled with long feathery sprays of maiden
hair ferns The flowers having been
placed in finger bowls covered with wire
out in loose, dainty fashion. which was
charming. Pink. light blue. yellow. Law
ender and light green ribbon had been
converted into tiny butterfly bows and
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above the flowers. Bllowy asses of
pale green. pink, yellow and blue tulle
filled all the tnterstices, and from hori-
zontally suspended hoops above the table
hung garlands OF sweet peas of different
lengths. and strands of ribbon matching
in color those on the table. and festoons
at the ends, with large choux of tulle.
The favors were three-cornered hand
painted boxes. filled with bonbons and
decorated in the rainbow coors. with pink
and lavender sweet peas and maidenhair
ferns. The place cards were tinted in the
same shade, with the monogram of the
hostess on one end and the name of the
guest diagonally across the other in let
: tiers of gold.
Miss Janet Won Schroeder, who has been
very Ill. is convalescing but had to forego
the pleasure of a trip to Alaska.
Miss Lippincott and Miss Baker left last
week to spend the summer at Annisquam,
Mass.
Prof and Mrs. Bliss Of Chaplin street
and their two children. Miss Catherine
and Master Donald. have gone to New
Jersey to stay two months
Mrs. Jackson of 18th street is spending
the month of June visiting relatives on
the eastern shore of Maryland. She will
return the LIST of July. and later expects
to spend the remainder of the summer In
Chicago and other places in the west.
Mr. Justice and Mrs. White closed their
residence on Rhode Island avenue Tues
! day. and have gone to their summer home
near Toronto, Canada. for three months.
Senator and Mrs. Switzerland and their
daughter who have been in the city since
Congress adjourned at their apartment in
the Highlands where they spent the win
ter and spring months. left last week for
Chicago. en- route for their home in Salt
Lake City. where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Foraker. wife of Senator Foraker
OF Ohio, left the city last week for Bryn
Mawr. Pa. where she will visit her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. King
Wainwright.
their house in street last week, and are
spending q few weeks at Atlantic city.
Later they will go to New York state to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs F. bennett and her two children.
who have been guests at the La Norman
die left Friday to spend three weeks at
Cape May. Later they will go to Chau
| tauqua for the rest of the summer
Mrs Bell Wilson of Pittsburg Pa, will
be the guest of her sister and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs w j. Gill, during the
month Of July at their home. 1244 Girard
street.
. | Gen. Robert u. Smith and family OF
1892 10th street expect to leave the LIST
Of July to spend the summer and autumn
, at their country home, Sayville. L. l.
Mr.. Curtis Ellsworth. son of Mr.. and
. Mrs. Goodwin Ellsworth of Girard street.
, , left last week for a short visit in New
! York. later going to Boston to spend
: month with his brother, Mr. Dewitt Els
worth.
Miss Nellie Carter of Harvard street
, expects to leave the city the 1st of July
. to visit friends in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs Wernts of Massachusetts
avenue will leave next week to spend the
summer at their cottage in Colonial
, Beach. They will have as their guests
the brother and sister of Mr.. Wernts from
; the west who expect to remain with them
several months.
, Miss Belle SULLIVAN Of Massachusetts,
1, avenue has gone to New York to spend
= the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Morris and their
: daughter Carrie of Newton street will
, spend several weeks at Atlantic City. and
! later expect to visit their former home
, in Richmond. Va. They will leave the
city the LIST Of July