Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-30

SHdTp. MIS-. Terry ana w. DtOSR
of Chicago, who is Mrs. Thropp's house
guest.
Mr. Thomas F. Walsh entertained ten
guests at dinner in the Plaza Hotel, New
York. last night.
Mrs E. F. Mackall, Miss Daisy Heath
| Mackall and Miss Catherine Hilton of
this city are spending ten days at At
lantic City.
Mr.. Walter S. Pratt announces the en-
gagement of his daughter. Eleanor Page,
to Mr. Thomas Hildrup Tulloch. The
wedding will take place early in June.
Mrs. Hitchcock has issued cards for
small tea for Mrs. Guy Howard at the
Highlands Saturday afternoon.
liam T. Russell, pastor of st. Patricks
Church. on whom the degree of doctor of
divinity was conferred last Sunday. was
entertained at supper given by ST. Pat
rfck's alumnae.' -
Miss Jane NJ. Barrett. president of the
president: Miss Marie M. Joyce. treas
urer: Miss Annie B. Lepley. secretary;
Misses Gertrude ]. Burns, Eunice Dessez.
Marie Hines. Glare Mae Reichenbach.
Miller, May Sanford. Catherine Brennan.
Mary Moran. Irene Cusick, Irene Bur-
dine Dosia Frye and Miss Lackey were
present, were Rev. Thomas E. Nc
Guigan. Rev. William ]. Carroll. both of
whom made addresses. as did DR.. Russell
and Rev. James E. Smythe.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldsmith and
their son Ralph will be at home to their
friends. 1910 Calvert street, Sunday, May
3, from to 10 pm.
Mrs. George S. Duncan of 1000 It'll
street northeast was 1t home yes
terday afternoon to her friends. Among
those who called were Mrs. Isaiah Sny-
der of Harrisburg. Pa; Miss Mary B.
Townley of Peekskill. N. Y: Miss Mary
r. Starr of Logansport. Ind: Miss Flor
ence L. Wocdin Of Great Darlington.
Va; Miss Ella L. Atwater of Waverly.
n. Y. and Mr.. S. s.. Kalisher of Chi
cago. III. Among those from this city
were Mrs. F. 1. Willis. Mrs. Ida H. Nc
A. Shipe, Mrs. Isabel Harlan. Miss Es-
telle NJ. Sawyer. Miss Harriet Hoover.
Miss Ida A. Seyboth. Miss May Seyboth.
Miss Mary Burt. Mr.. and Miss Mabel C..
Linton. Vocal music was rendered by the
Misses Seyboth and piano solos by Miss
Linton.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Barton
Duer. daughter of Mrs. Duer and the
late Adgate Duer and Lieut.. Frederick
of Admiral McNair. took place yesterday
at the Church of st. Mark on-the-Hill.
Pikesville, Nd. the rector. Rev. E. T.
Lawrence. officiating, in the presence OF
ers in the Green Spring valley and Ball
timore. Lieut.. Emory Laud. United States
Navy. was best man. The bride wore
handsome gown Of white messaline satin.
trimmed with Spanish lace, and veil
of old family lace fastened with orange
blossoms. and carried a shower bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley. The maid Of honor
was Miss Marjorie Duer, sister OF the
bride. Her costume was Of white lace
over violet chiffon and satin. and she car
ried bouquet Of violets. The ushers
were Lieut. Nelson Vulte. United States
Marine Corps: Mr.. Philip Schuyler and
Mr. John Moore of New York and Mr.. A.
Adgate Duer. brother of the bride. After
the ceremony there was reception at
Weyanoke. the beautiful home of Mrs.
Duer in the Green Spring valley. before
Lieut.. and Mrs. McNair left for we'd
ding journey. q
Miss Ma-iette Little has removed from
255S University place to 3OOG nth street
northwest where she will be with
friend until she leaves the city. q
Mss Josephine Brigham. daughter Of
the late assistant secretary of agriculture.
and Mr. Felix TAFT Moore were married
last night at the home in Cleveland Park
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon s. Cline. broth
er-in-Iaw and sister of the bride. Rev
fower-decked parlor in presence of rela-
tives and personal friends. Mr.. Harry S.
Riggles was best man and Miss Sander
lin was the maid Of honor. wearing a
lingerie frock in white batfste with
touches of yellow satin. Her bouquet Of
roses had yellow tint. The bride was in
ivory white crepe de chine trimmed with
old rose point. Her bouquet was in
shower effect and made of lilies of the
valley Mr.. and Mrs. Moore have gone
going-away gown being of navy blue with
a hat of burnt straw trimmed in blue.
The couple will reside in this city.
The French ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand, the assistant secretary of the
navy and Mrs. Newberry. Maj. Gen. and
Mrs Gillespie and DR.. Charles W. Rich
ardson were among those entertaining at
dinner last night.
Miss Elsie Clagett Elbrey. niece Ct Mr..
Robert H. Fuller. private secretary to
Gov Hughes. and Mr.. Herbert Osborn
Stabler of this city were married by Dean
Talbot in All Saints Cathedral, Albany
Yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Stab'er will re-
side here after a wedding journey.
Miss Helen Hibbs has returned from
Leesburg to make visit with Miss Fred
erica Morgan.
A wedding yesterday in Wilmington.
Del, and of interest here was that OF Miss
Elinor Wilson, daughter Of. Gen. James
H. Wilson of this city. to Edward Carey
Williams of Boston in Trinity Episcopal
Church The brides gown was of old lace
with a train of white satin. She carried
bouquet of lilies Of the valley. wore a
wreath of orange blossoms fastened with
diamond and sapphire pin. the gift of her
father. Miss Catherine Wilson. sister.
who was maid of honor, wore a gown of
soft white satin and white picture hat.
She carried white lilacs and American
beauty roses. Blue chiffon gowns and
large picture hats were worn by the
bridesmaids They were Miss Elizabeth
Morgan of Germantown, Pa: Miss Mar
o~lx ND Mic,