Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL
WEDDING rs SOON TO OCCUR.
Marriage Of Miss Catlin and DR.
Cussler at st. Alban's-0ther
Events-Personals.

(retired), and Mrs. Emory have announced
the engagement of their daughter. Blanche
Willis Emory. to Mr.. Esmond Ovey. NJ. V.
O., third secretary of the British en-
bassy.
The wedding date Is not announced, out
Is not likely to be long delayed. Since the
return Of the Emorys to their Connecticut
avenue home each member OF the famiiy
circle has resumed q pleasant participa-
ton in the social life Of the capital. Miss
Emory is as delightfully."- identified with
society in New York city and on Long Is
land, where her parents have a summer
home at Roslyn. as in this city, where her
was spent
Ovey of Badgemore House. Henley-on-
Thames and has been attached to the
British embassy here for about a year.
He has been in the diplomatic service IN
Stockholm. Tangiers and Paris. speaks
the languages of these countries and
some others and all indications point to a
further successful career in his chosen
profession.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh are ex-
pected to return tomorrow from fort
nights visit at Atlantic City. but Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean may prolong
their stay.
The marriage of Miss Mary Lansing
Catlin, daughter OF the late Capt. Rob
ert Catlin, U.S.A.. to DR.. Edward Cuss-
Ter of New York, will take place at noon
April p at st. Adams Church. this city
The Bishop of Washington Will omc'ate'
Mrs. Martha Peabody. principal OF the
Tyler School; Miss Lille Beuhler. princi-
pa of the Mccormick School. and Miss
Martha E. Armistead: seventh grade.
Gales School. are spending the Easter va
of Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. Gregg of Texas was hostess at a
small tea at the Congressional Club, given
in honor of Mrs. Jack Ralston, the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs U'-en of Oregon are in the
city for a short time. Mr. U'ren Is
leader in the reform movement OF his
given them by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston last
night.
Miss Florence Hayes of Buffalo, N. Y,
is spending the Easter holidays with Miss
Jennie Barley. at her residence. Norris
road and Spring street.
Mrs. William C. Gibson has gone to
Baltimore to spend Easter with her par
entS.
Nine. Calvo. wife of the Costa Rican
Is in New York with Miss Calvo
for the Easter season.
Mrs. NJ A. Burns is spending her Easter
vacation at Mount st. Marys. Md, the
guest of Mrs. j. Clarke Schaffer.
Miss Mary A. Cuff of 395 Cumberland
Easter holidays with her friend, Miss
May c. Brien of 1851 U street northwest.
Miss Ethel M. Cuff is with her sister
Lillian A. Gun at the Portner.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Nesbit and
son Francis are spending Easter at the
Hotel Dennis. Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert L. Stone and young son
CT Schenectady. n. Y. formerly of Wash
ington, are visiting her uncle and aunt,
MI and Mrs. Otto Heidemann, 1888
Park road.
Mrs. Charles H. verrill Of Chevy Chase,
Md, has returned home. after g years
absence in California and Colorado.
Mrs. NJ A. McKelvey, who has been the
guest of Mrs. George w. Smith on Co
lumbia road, has returned to her home IN
Chicago.
The Entire Nous Embroidery Club
was entertained by Mrs. c. II. Hancock
IF Benning. D. c., Wednesday. April I;
Luncheon was served at l O'Clock, the
table being beautifully deco3eted with
spring blossoms and Easter chicks
The members present were Mrs. w. r.
Smith of Upper Marlboro. Mrs LAYTON
of Mt Rainier. Mrs. Weishaupt. Mrs.
Lawton, Mrs. James and Mrs. w. r.
Richardson.
The invited guests were Mrs: Lucas.
mother of the hostess, and Mrs. Boyer OF
Benning.
Miss Helen Reiser of Baltimore is max
ing a visit with Miss Isabel Edelin, OF
Do
turn Monday.