Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-29
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER HOSPITALITY AT THE
FRENCH EMBASSY.
Engagements of Two More Young
Couples Announced-Travel
Plans-A Wedding.

serand entertained at dinner last evening
in honor o. the Secretary of State. Their
other guests We're the Colombian minis
ter and Nine. Cortes. the assistant secre
tary of state Robert Bacon: the United
States minister to Venezuela and Mrs.
w w. Russell. Countess de Buisseret
tnee Story. the assistant secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs Beekman Winthrop
Mrs Nicholas Fish, Col. Charles Sumner
Cromwell. Mile. du Creaux, the Niscount
de ChaInbrun of the French embassy staff.
the third secretary of the embassy and
viscountess de Martel, and the latter's
father, NJ Bardac.
MIR. j. Ormond Wilson and family left
today for their summer home at Nan
| tucket, Mass.
Miss Juliette Williams and Mrs. Joseph
Letter We're the guests of honor last night
at a beautiful dinner given by Capt. and
Mrs. Summeren, whose other guests were
Gen. and Mrs. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs
Paul s. Pearsal. DIR. and Mrs. }. r.
Mitchell Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer. Miss
Alice Vandergrift, Miss Eleanor Terry.
Capt. Logan, Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte ana
Mr.. Preston Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs Lndenberger Reaney and
baby daughter of $40 G street southeast
nave TeIuTlleQ 10 new 1Olh " lSoiuS.
Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Ridenour an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Bertha to LIE Roy B. c. Delaney of Har-
risburg. The wedding will take place In
the early fall.
Mr. and Mrs y. Louis Began and their
three attractive children are the guests
for an extended period of Mr.. and mrs
T. Bookover Gordon at their beautiful
home, the Shingles. Rivervlew, Nor1olh
Va.
Miss Tisdel entertained at a very pretty
tea yesterday at the Rochambeau Tor
friends to meet Mrs. Hodgsdon of eau
temala who has been the guest of Mrs
and Miss Tisdel for several weeks, ana
who is leaving shortly for the north The
rooms were flower -decked and the COM
pany a most delightful one. Mrs. Tisdel
and her daughters will shortly go abroad
for the summer
Mrs. Laura Osborne Talbot is in New
York visiting DR.. Emelyn Lincoln Cool
idge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Fague. formerly
of 1906 O street northwest are now located
in their new home :;.p.,j 10th street north
west, where they will be pleased to see
their friends. Mrs. FaSue. who was for
merly Miss Anne Shafer Of Leesburg. Va.
is at present on a visit to her old home,
and will return to the city Monday next.
Miss Louise c. Zimmerma and Mr..
William Walden, both of Richmond. Va,
were quietly married at o'clock yester-
day afternoon by Rev. Paul f. Mcneil
at the Concordia Lutheran Church. 10Th
and q streets mort Invest. Following the
wedding which was witnessed by few
friends of the couple. a dinner was served
at Engle's Hotel. The bride and groom
left today for Richmond.
The final chapter of a pretty romance
was enacted last evening at the home of
Robert NJ McWade, when Father James
F. Mackin of St Paul's Catholic Church
performed the marriage ceremony for Mr..
William Craig McWade and Miss Cath
crime Maude Cunningham. The reception
which followed was attended by many
friends of the young people. Early next
week they will leave for Philadelphia.
which will be their future home.
Mrs. Nj. j. Smith announces the mar
riage of her daughter Emily Nav TO
George w Lester Blackman, Saturday
evening. May o. at Rockville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Chance. the latter
formerly Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger.
will sail for Eng land June y. Mrs. cara
Sherwood Waters accompanies them.
Mr. A. de Ham and family will sail on
the steamer Westerland from Phila-
delphia June Il for a five months tour
through Europe, including stops at Lon
don and Paris.
Mr. George w Callahan announces the
engagement and approaching marriage of
his daughter Ethel Vivian to Mr. Al
bert Ivan Prose of Lawistown. H. The
wedding. which will take place in June.
will be very quiet the ceremony to be
performed at home with only the family
and relatives present