Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-19
IN the WORLD OF SOCIETY
SEVERAL MORE WEDDING DAYS
ARE INDICATED.
Prince Prospero Colonna Breaks
Bread With His Countryman.
Other Personal Notes.

Bread With His Countryman.
Other Personal Notes.
An interesting engagement announced
in Chicago the past week is that OF MI.
Sumner Thompson Mccall and Miss Char
lotte Regis Gardner of Evanston. Ill.
Mr.. Mccall is the oldest son of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Samuel Walker Nc
Call of Winchester. Mass. He is Har-
ward man. class Of 'o3. and was graduated
from the law school in 1905. Since then
he has been practicing law in Chicago.
Miss Gardner is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Gardner of Evanston.
| Ill.
Mrs Ida H. McKnew announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Edna Isabelle.
to DR.. Samuel H. Greene, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton P. scudder an
| nounce the enga cement of their daughter.
| Sarah Agnes. to Rev. George Avery
Neeld. The wedding will take place In
June.
Miss Louise Rem of Sunbury. Pa. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Price
| of 326 10th street northeast.
| Atlantic City, to be absent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Janvier and Miss Grace
| Potter are guests at the White House.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Irving Adams Of the
Ontario have been called to Boston by the
sudden death Of their niece. Ethel Bur
roughs. senior at Smith College.
An interesting little club Of children held
its initial meeting for organization Fri
| day evening with Mrs. Harry Hoyle Cos
| Florida avenue northwest. They adopted
| for their name the mystic letters s. W.
| K. with blue and white for their colors.
| After the election of officers the evening
was spent in jolly games with light re-
freshments. The officers elected are:
dent, Miss Margot Grass: secretary,
Miss Olive Long. and treasurer. Francis
Cole. The members present were Dorothy
Hoyle. Robert B. Long. Lewis Swingle.
Margot Grass, Olive Long and Francis
Cole
Rev. Carl G. Doney. former pastor OF
Hamline NJ. E. Church. and Mrs. Doney
are in the city visiting Mrs. ]. Riffard
Mickle. $50 Westminster street northwest.
i Mr.. Maurice T. Stone. accompanied by
his sister Miss Edna, left last week for
the Philippines. Mr.. Stone will be alb
sent about two months
Miss Carol Brown left yesterday for
/ Atlantic City for a stay OF several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Richardson will
leave tomorrow for the north for an
| extended trip.
Col. and Mrs. Albert Todd will leave
| Washington next Friday. sailing the
following day from New York for
Europe to be gone until the end of Sep
| TENDER.
Miss Susie Terrell of Virginia. who
Mrs. Ada ]. Blumer. North Capitol and
r streets left today to spend the sum-
mer with friends in New York.
i Tho italian ambassador and Baroness
| des Planches. who returned to the embas-
| sy Yesterday after an absence of several
1 weeks entertained at luncheon In honor
Of the Prince Prospero Colonna OF italy.
| The marriage of Miss Enrol Cuthbert
/ Brown and Lieut. Charles Russell Train.
i U. S. NJ as already announced. Will take
place Monday. June Is. at 81. Tnomas
! Episcopal Church. and will be followed by
| a reception at the home Of the brides
/ parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Whitfield
Brown. in Connecticut avenue. The ush-
ers and best man will be brother omcers
| form The brides attendants will be Mrs.
4 Field Gibson and Miss Bloomer.
Mr.. and Mrs Absalom B. Wells have
/ their daughter, Edna Smith, and Mr.. Paul
Il David Keller at the Vermont Avenue
/ Christian Church Tuesday. June 2, at
8 pm.
Mrs Louise Niemeyer Of Portsmouth.
va. announces the engagement OF her
/ daughter, Helen Eugenia. to MI Charies
Monroe Nash. The wedding VIII take
place in Trinity 2. +. Cnurcn' Forts-
mouth, June "A.
Mrs. T. A. Whitworth OF saltwater.
Mimi. has been paying brief visit to
Washington on her way home from the
Canal Zone. Mrs. Whitworth Is accom-
panied by her brother, Mr.. James s. Wal
ker, with whom she gave several or ner
concerts in the zone. under the auspices
of the Y. NJ c. A. They were widely en-
tertained, among their unique experiences
being a ride through the Culebra cut In
Chief Engineer Cocktails motor car.
Miss Randolph. who will be maid of
honor at the coming marriage or MISS
a double box party in honor OF the former
last night.
Senator and Mrs Elkins were among the
) dinner hosts last night.
The members OF THE Round Table of
the Young Womens Christian Associa-
ton were delightedly entertained at
weekend house party. beginning May
16. at the summer home of Miss Faith
Woodward in Washington Grove. This
romantic looking bungalow made fit
setting for such a jollification. and 1t
echoed and re-echoed with continued mer-
riment while its great beams and rafters
quietly gathered another chapter In its
history Of right royal good times. Sun
day was given over to the enjoyment of
long walks through the woods and closed
| with a beautiful song service. to which
two we'll selected solos sung by Miss
| Woodward lent an added charm. Miss
Ludima Sayre gave talk on "The Road
of Loving Service Those present in ad-
dition to the above WE'RE: Miss Louise
Skippon. Miss Helen Imirie. Miss Ida R.
Bengtson. Mrs. Louise S. Robbins. Miss
Grace Adams. Miss Elsie Bunting. Miss
Bess Cisco, Miss Bertha ]. Lingle. Miss
Mary McKeever. Miss Hettie Lyon, Miss
Lille v. Keathley and Miss Lillian A. r.
Krause. The chaperons were Mrs. F. L.
Lingle, Mrs. Annie Adams. Miss Ludima
Sayre and Miss Marian Hopkins.
Il MARRIAGE Iicenses