Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27
IN the WORLD Of SOCIETY
MORE WEDDING DAYS CLOSE BY
AND OF THE FUTURE.
Homecomings and Other Timely
Topics-Travel Plans.
Personal Notes.

Mrs. Mary Stewart Messck and DR..
Charles Clagget Marbury of this city will
be married tomorrow afternoon at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs Andrew
Stewart, in Philip street. New Orleans.
The guests at the wedding will be lin
tied to relatives and the more intimate
friends of the two families. Dr. Mar
bury's brother. Mr.. William Marbury, of
Baltimore, with Mrs. Marbury and their
daughter. Miss Kate Marbury, arrived
today in New Orleans for the ceremony
After their wedding journey the couple
will come here to live
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannis Taylor announce
the engagement of their daughter Mary
Lille, to DR.. Ried Hunt of the United
States public health and marine hospital
service. While the wedding day is not
yet definitely set the ceremony will be at
the Taylor family residence some time be-
fore Christmas Miss Hanna TAYLOR will
attend her sister as maid of honor and
the Misses Elena Calderon. Maria Calvo
and Mercedes Godoy and Miss Mary r.
Brady of Baltimore will be bridesmaids
The bride, like her sister, is well known
| in the diplomatic circle, and her choice
of bridesmaids shows her especially close
connection with the Spanish-spea king
i
his country as minister to Madrid Miss
Taylors education went on at the Con-
! vent of the Sacred heart Their knowl-
edge of Spanish and dramatic ability has
made the Misses Taylor important mem
| bers of the amateur company which, I'M
der the direction of the sons and daugh-
ter of the Mexican charge d'affares and
Nine. Godoy and the Misses Carbo
daughters of the minister of Ecuador
has entertained its friends at various en-
tertainments
Mr. and Mrs Robert s. Waddell of
West Chester, Pa. announce the engage
| ment of their daughter, Mona NJ Spal-
ding. and Mr.. Claiming Way, also OF
West Chester. Miss Spalding is we'll
knownn this city and is granddaughter
of DIR. j. Ford Thompson.
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Ronalds. VINO
has concluded her visit to Mrs. Richard
Townsend, is now in New York with her
| son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald Ronalds. She will sail for her
home in London November T.
John Oliver La Gorce. assistant secre-
tary of the National Geographic Society,
and Miss Rosetta Dewar Brice daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sherman Brice
OF the Sherman were quietly married a
few days ago. Both Mr.. and Mrs. La
Gorce are well known in Washington.
Besides having an extremely wide circle
OF acquaintances through his connection
with the Geographic Society," Mr. La
Gorce is prominent in athletic and boat
ing circles. being a member of the board
OF the Washington Canoe Club.
The announcement of the wedding comes
as complete surprise to the many
friends of the young couple as it was
| thought it would not take place until
next spring. Mr.. and Mrs. La Gorce Will
reside at the Oakland 2O19 Columbia
road. and will be at home after Decem-
Der 1.
The Russian ambassador Baron Rosen
will return from long leave of absence
In his country early next month. and will
be accompanied by the Baroness Rosan
and their daughter, the Baroness Eliza
beth Rosen.
Mr.. Corea, minister of Nicaragua, who
mas been on visit 10 lis own country. is
expected back at his legation this week
NINE mn Corea and their young daughter
did not accompany the minister but re-
NAMED here after their return with him
from their summer stay at Deer Park
Mr.. James Hoy. U.sN. and Mrs. Hoy
have announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Nora Hoy, to Mr.. Pierre
Wenzel of Venice and Paris The we'd
ding Will take place next spring, and it
is thought will be in Paris.
Mrs. Robson and Miss Robson who
went abroad in the late summer. will sail
for home November 4.
The first euchre of the winter series
given by the East Washington Euchre
Club was held at the residence of Mr.
Charles NJ. Gates. 1909 1 street south
east Mrs. j. Carroll and Mr.. AL Whit
acre won first prizes. Mrs Beavin and
Mr.. W. c. Whip won the BOBBY prizes.
singing and dancing were followed by
supper Among those present were Mr. w
H. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs AL Whitacre,
Mr.. and Mrs. w: c. Whip. Mr.. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. G. Slant. Mr.. and Mrs L.
E. Gates. Mr.. and Mrs NJ Carroll. Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Carroll. Mrs. Ethel Bean,
Mr.. Quigley, Mr.. r. D. Gates. Mr.. J.
Brent, Miss Whip and Miss Lakin
Mr.. George w. White of Mount Pleas
ant will leave tomorrow for San Antonio.
Tex. to spend a year
Mrs. Symon j. PreideI and little daupb-
ter, lneZ, are guests of the parents of the
former. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund S. Wooc
4oo street northwest, where they will
be glad TO see their friends.
The residence of Mr.. andoMrs. G. T. Hill
ton, "A L street northwest. was the scena
OF pretty wedding Wednesday evening
las,. Inc contracting parties were their
daughter, Miss Martha r. Hilton and
Mr.. Frank w. Williams. The Rev. Mr.
Wlngate officiated. Mr.. Ben Harding was
best man. and Miss Alice O'NeilI of Bal
timore, the niece of the bride, was brides
maid. Allathear Hilton acted as flower
girl The couple received a number of
pretty and useful presents
The engagement is announced of Miss
Louise Violet Morse, daughter of Lieut.
commander and Mrs Jerome E. Morse.
Z. 5. Navy, of Brooklyn, to Mr. Ernest
Braislin Humpstone. son of the Rev Dr.
John Humpstone, pastor of the Emmanuel
Baptist Church of Brooklyn
Miss Morse. who is a granddaughter of
| the late Maj. Gen. Augustus Morse of
Massachusetts, who became DISTINGUISHED
| as the colonel of the I'D Regiment of
| Massachusetts. during the early part Of
| the civil war. is direct descendant of
Rev. Henry Dunster the first president