Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT TOLD
AND A NEARBY WEDDING DAY.
How the Chinese Minister Will
Spend His Time-Dinners and
Other Events-Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a eLutz announce
the engagement of their sister, Miss
Eleanor Hunter Lutz. to Mr.. Richard Will
mer Boiling. The,wedding which will be
very quiet. will. take place in May at
the residence of Mr.. Frank A. Lutz 1915
Calvert street northwest
The Chinese minister. Mr. WI. left yes
terday for New York city. Last night he
attended the banquet of the Amer. can
Asiatic Association. Today he will go to
Boston. to be the guest of Mr.. Charles
DR.. Wu's honor tonight Tomorrow
morning he will go sightseeing, and later
Will attend luncheon given by the Mass
chusetts Club of Chinese students at Har-
ward Gn lon, b, banquet gu given by the Msr-
reception given by the New England
Women's Society in honor o. Mrs Hum
phrey Ward is another function he hopes
to attend. Saturday he will be in Phila-
delphia. where social calls and the ban
ciety will occupy his attention. He will
return to this city Saturday next.
Monday night. at the home of the bride s
mother. Mrs. Paul Frederick Tricou. at
Cleveland Park, the marriage of Miss Mae
Tricou and Mr.. Walter White Boughton
of this city took place in presence Of
their close relatives and personal friends.
1tSV r duteI 1dllON VI SI. Ann Cnurcn
officiating, assisted by Rev. Father Rus
sell.
The bride was escorted by her cousin,
Mr.. Henri Pierre Tricou of San Francis
co. Cal. and was attended by her sister.
Miss Tricou, who wore a lingerie princess
gown and carried marguerites.
The bride wore an empire robe of ivory
white poplin and an enveloping veil of
tulle. She carried bouquet of lilies of
the valley and gardenias. Mrs. -Tricou
wore an apricot empire dress of soft silk
covered with cluny lace. f. Jerome Starck
Of Cleveland Ohio, was best man.. After
a southern trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Boughton
will reside in Cleveland Park.
Representative and Mrs Henry S. Bou-
tell of Illinois entertained small COM
pany OF young people at a dance last
evening In the Highlands for their daugh-
ter. Miss Boutell. and her guest, Miss
Eda Biggers of Kentucky. schoolmate,
who is spending the Easter. holidays here.
The Colorado delegation Of the OAR.
was charmingly entertained yesterday at
tea by Mrs. Haggott. wife of Repre-
sentative Haggott of Colorado. and Mrs.
John Campbell. the state regent of Col
orado. at the home of the former. A
business meeting preceded, at which Mrs.
John L. Mcneil of Denver was elected
state regent and Mrs. e. A. Sawyer of
Colorado Springs vice regent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Becker gave a
dinner last evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairfield Osborne. Theft guests in
cluded Mr.. Justice Moody, Mrs. Hobson.
and Mrs. Fremont Smith, DIR. and Mrs
Cushman. Mrs Hennen Jennings, Miss
Harlan. Miss Scidmore, Prof. Davis and
Mr.. Agassiz.
A large and pleasant gathering of
friends assembled at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Rousseau. 7O6 F street north
east. last evening to celebrate the birth
day anniversary of their daughter Alice.
During the evening selections of vocal
and instrumental music were rendered.
Violin solos were contributed by. Miss
Mupsic tChristiani. After various games
refreshments were served. Those who
participated were Misses Mupsic Christi
Marion Smith. Alice Rousseau, Josephine
Scherman, Jeanette Rousseau, Lulu e.
Mobley. Messrs. Norman A. Banded of
Baltimore. William Cannon. Frank Moran,
Thomas Brady. Theodore E.. Mullican,
Charles y. Bedell. Rayn1ond Rousseau.
George Rousseau and James A. Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rousseau.
Mr.. Esine Howard of the British en-
bassy and Lady. Isabella Howard are to
attend the annual dinner of the st. George
Society in New York tonight. While in
New York they will be guests at the
home Of Mr.. William Butler Duncan.
Yesterday at st. Martins Church Rev.
Eugene Hannah. the pastor. officiated at
the marriage Of Miss Louise Camalier,
Elliott v. Noyes of Brookland, b. c. A
nuptia1 mass followed the ceremony.
Messrs. J. M. Camalier of Pittsburg and
c. A. Camalier Of this city, brothers of
the bride: DR.. H. c. King and Mr.. Ed
followed at the brides home for relatives
and personal friends before the couple
left on their honeymoon trip north. The
bridal toilet was of copenhagen blue cloth,
with hat to match.
Miss Pearl Heck has had as her house
guest for the Easter holidays Miss Mar
guerite Denny. OF Kansas City Kan,
who is a student at Randolph Macon Col
lege. Lynchburg, Va.
Miss Alice Abercrombie- Miller. second
daughter Of Commander and Mrs. Aber-
crombie-Miller of Washington. and Mr..
Frederic Ashton de Peyster, only son OIL
York. were married yesterday in All
Saints Church, Lakewood, N. j.. by
Bishop Coadjutor Alexander Mackay-
Smith OF Pennsylvania assisted by the
Rev. Mr. Mathews. rector of All Saints.
The bride, who was given away by her
father. wore a white satin princess gown.
trimmed with duchess and point lace.
which had been worn by her mother when
she was married. She wore the BRIDE
groom's gift. diamond brooch. Miss
Edith Abercrombie-M Miller, the brides Sis
ter. was maid OF honor. and wore prin-
cess gown Of white lace over satin. The
four bridesmaids. the Misses Frances G..
and Augusta M. de Peyster. sisters of the
bridegroom. and the Misses Virginia and
Gladys Mackay-Smith, daughters of
Bishop and Mrs. Mackay-Smith. wore
dresses of green chiffon over silk, en-
broidered with lilacs, and large hats
trimmed with lilacs and green tulle.
The ushers were DR.. George A. Lung,
Z. 8. n. who is to marry Miss Helen de
crombie-Miller brother of the bride, and
the Messrs. Rhinelander Waldo, Philip
Rirckhead, Edward de Peyster Livingston.
Harold How, Henry Leverich and Arthur
Fowler. The best man was Edward c..
Delafield Of New York.
Mrs. Abercrombie-Miller the bride S
mother. wore gown Of black chantilly
Peyster, the mother of the bridegroom,
wore handsome black gown
A wedding breakfast followed Mr. land
Mrs. de Peyster will leave for Europe
soon to remain until next August.
Mrs. Lycurgus Eduard Uhler enter
tanned at her home in Alexandria Easter
Miss Alice Albaugh of Baltimore and
Miss Lepage Hough of Roland Park
Those playing were Mrs. Richard Gibson,
Mrs. William Bryant Mrs Richard Acton.
Mrs. Isaac Grigg. Mrs Valentine Smith.
Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. George Uhler,
Mrs Herbert Oliver Miss Lucy Douglass,
Miss Josie Robinson. Miss Mai ,Gilkson.
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