Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT WILL BE A
JUNE BRIDESMAID.
Miss Helen Taft Is Looking Forward
to College Course-A Wedding.
Personal Notes.

| West Orange. n. ].
Miss Farr is the daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. T. H. Powers Farr of New YORK
and West Orange. \. j.. and Mr.. S.bley
| IS the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram W.
Sibley of Rochester, y. Y. and New
! York, and brother o. Mrs. John Allyn
| Gade. The other bridesmaids will be the
| Misses Orling Sibley, sister of Mr. Sib-
! ley. and the Misses Harriet Alexander.
| Cornelia Lee. Margaret Lee and susan
| Sedgwick Miss Marion Farr. a young
sister of the br de. and her brother. Mas
! ter William Ruch Farr, will also be at
Mr.. sibley's best man will be Thomas
! Spencer of Rochester. N. Y. and the
usllers chosen are T. H. Powers Farr.
| jr.. and Barclay Harding Farr. brothers
| of the bride-elect: w. Donnell Isein. Wal
ter G. Oakman. James Parrish and NAL
| colin D. Sloane of New York. Gordon
| Arthur Smith. cousin Of the bridegroom;
Joseph Husband OF Rochester. ~ 4;
/ George Burnett of Boston and Henry Eli
| lott Corbett of Portland Ore
| 1t was said yesterday in Philadelphia
! that Miss Helen Taft. daughter of the
/ Secretary of War and Mrs. Taft, had
concluded to attend Bryn Mawr Col
| lege. and that she would he on the roster
of that institution next term. Bryn Mawr
College authorities, when questioned. said
| they were not In poslt-op 10 conIrHl the
! statement.
| During her attendance at the Baldwin
School Miss Taft has given some at
| tention to athletics.
This evening there will be the senior
| class dinner when Miss Taft will
| be one of the toastmistresses. Friday
| evening there will be class day exercises
At the closing exercises Saturday there
| will be several renditions by the Glee
! Club. of which Miss Taft has been the
/
It is probable that Mrs. Taft will at
| tend the exercises
Miss Eleanor Patterson. daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Patterson.
and Mr.. Harral Mulliken of this city were
married yesterday In the chantry of Grace
| Church. New Y0k city, in the presence
of relatives and intimate friends. She
was given away by he- brother Mr.. Al
bert Mansfield Patterson. Her gown was
of white satin and point lace. Her only
! attendant was Miss Helen Mulliken. Mr.
Herbert Clark was best man. The ushers
were Messrs George NJ. Woolsey and
James H. Hayden. \ small reception was
held at the home of the bride. 135
| East 66th street, New York.
Announcement has been made that Ri.
| Rev D. j. O'Connell. ttular Bishop of
Sebaste and rector O. the Catholic Uni
versity, will be the guest of honor at
musical and reception given by the young
ladies of Trinity College tomorrow after
! noon from to g O'Clock.
Bishop O'Connell is president of the col
lege and the students desire to show
| their appreciation of MIN and to allow
the members of the graduating class an
opportunity CT publicly bidding him fare
we'll.
Representative and Mrs. Lcngworth
while in Chicago attending the republican
| convention will stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
/ JoSenh NediIl Mccormick
| At the newly completed Northminster
Presbyterian Church, 18th street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest last
night Miss Emeline Perry Countryman
was married to Arthur Edwin Hodgson.
Yale OF. of New Haven. Conn. DR..
! George p Wilson. pastor of the church.
officiating. The maid of honor was Miss
| Mabel A Bennett of this city, and the
| best man w. Arthur Countryman. Yale.
'Oj, and Harvard Law, 'OS brother of the
| Frances OFT, Mabel Paul. Cornelia
, Trugean and Marguerite Wilson Mr.:
James F. Patterson acted as head
usher.
father. She was attired in white chif-
| fonette and duchess lace over white
taffeta and carried shower bouquet of
! lilies of the valley and white roses.
The maid of honor wore blue with ecru
| trimming. and carried a shower bouquet
of tinted roses.
The floral decorations were ferns,
palms and peones banked at the altar
| The grooms gift to the bride was an
| elegant sunburst of pearls.
The bride presented her maid of honor
| with a crescent of sapphires and pearls,
/ and her bridesmaids with horseshoe pins:
| also set with pearls
To his best man the groom gave ring:
| TO the head usher sca-fpin with car
! buncle.
| Mr. Percy S. Foster played the wedding
| march and also executed musical pro-
gram for a half-hour preceding the cere-
mony.
| There were a large number of fine we'd
| ding gifts. among them a checa from
the brides parents.
After the ceremony the couple were
| warmly congratulated and left at mid
night for a wedding tour of northern
cities. ending with commencement week
at Yale. They will reside in New Haven
!. Mr.. and Mrs Charles c. Long of this
| city registered at the Paris Office of the
New York Herald yesterday.
Mrs. Mcmillan and her granddaughter.
Miss Grace Jarvis are leaving late this
month for their cid home in Detroit. and
after a visit there will go on to their
| Observation-Disclosures villa for the sum-
mer. Mrs. Mcmillan hopes TO have a
| visit from ner son-in-law and daughter.
the British minister to Abyssinia and
| Lady Harrington. before the summer is
| over. Mrs. mcmillan gave Il dinner last
night and will entertain again shortly
| for Miss Sanger and Mr.. Carlisle. for
whom Miss Jarvis will be a bridesmaid.
| Senator and Mrs. Reveridge entertained
a party of twenty-five at dinner Monday
| night.
The Misses Carlo. daughters of the
minister of Ecuador and Nine. Carlo. as
sisted by a number of talented young
amateurs will present two plays in Span
| ish tomorrow evening at Carroll 1nsti-
| tute. for which they sent out invitations
some time ago, and at which there will
be present a notable audience.
| The Little Warehouses comedy in
one act by Vital Aza. Will be presented by
| the following cast: Dona Carlota.
wealthy widow. Miss Marie A. Carlo:
Torres. her daughter. Miss Marie Teresa
| Carlo. the marquis. Mr.. Jose F. Campillo;
the little marchioness." his wife Mrs.
Ana Cristina Carbo Senior Molina. Mr..
Alberto Godoy. the station master. Mr..
Francisco Godoy: Ramon the gardener
Mr. Nicholas Veloz. jr. Manuel the but
Ter. Mr.. Bustamente: Juana his wife.
Miss Julia VeloZ. The second play will
be The Surprise of Isadora." farce by
Ramon Roman. with the following cast :
DR.. Cerebron. Mr.. Francisco Godoy: SUI
sana. his wife. Miss Mercedes Godoy:
1sidore, long lost friend Mr. Alberto
Godoy: Dona Remedies. the mother-in-
la" Miss Julia Veloz: Juanita. the maid
Miss Ana Crist:na Carlo
| The following will serve on the reception
| committee and ushers: Miss Maria
Calvo. Miss Mary L. Taylor Miss Georgia
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