Evening star., 1909-02-21

spaldfng, Mr.. and Mrs. Tiffany Dyer and
Mrs. Glover.
At the wedding Tuesday next of Miss
Mary Whitney De Lashmutt, daughter
of Mrs Grace NJ. De Lashmutt. to Mr.
Roger Moore Stuart, at Christ Church at
{ 80 p M. the ceremony will be performed
by the Rev William Tayloe Snyder, as
sisted by the Rev. James Blake. The
bride will be given away by her uncle.
Mr. Thomas Bradley. Her only attendant
will be her sister, Miss Frances Eliza,
bet De Lashmutt. The best man Will
be Mr.. William Dimmick of Scranton.
Pa, and the ushers Mr.. Basil ,Boteler
Mr.. James Orme, DR.. Charles Wheatley
Mr.. A. Keith Paris. jr. Mr.. Robert q:
F'inney and Mr.. Erskin Gordon. small
eception will follow at the home of the
bride.
Mr. Preston Gibson gave dinner last
night to twenty-four men at the Metro
politan Club. the company including his
ushers at his wedding Tuesday next.
Miss Jarvis and he will be guests at a
dinner tonight in their honor. with Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Moore as hosts. Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt, who are
staying with the Moores, and the bridal
party will make up the company. Mr.
and Mrs. Larz Anderson will give lunch
con for the bride tomorrow. and tomor-
row night Gen. and Mrs Edwards will
dine the couple and others at the Allol
Club.
At the wedding. Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Virginia Frue of Pittsburg. Miss Fanny
Hanna. Miss Mum. Miss Cameron. Miss
Hoyt. Miss Cromwell and Miss King will
attend the bride. Mr.. Richardson Gibson
will be best man and Messrs. Reginald
vanderbilt, Francis Hamilton and Paul
Rainey of New York, William Hit Rae
Parr. Larz Anderson. Clarence Moore
and Howard Gillette will be ushers.
Miss Mary Esther Seamark and Mr..
Otis Hinkle Easterday will be married
Tuesday evening at 7:3O at Trinity
Episcopal Church They VIII Hves at
1S45 9th street after March Ii
Miss Blanche Madigan was hostess Fri
day night at pretty dance. assisted by
her sister. Miss Madgan. Those present
were Miss Ida Hayes. Agnes Murphy.
Katharine schaefer. Louise Hoover. Marie
McGee. Ethel Pearson. Marie Mcclure.
Mayvill Corcoran. Alice Hoover. Irene
Schaefer. May Ruppert. Gertrude Eich-
horn Catharine Mccarthy. Geline Nc
Donald. Lillian Hill. Edith McGee. Madge
McGee. Alice Burns Marie Parks. kath-
arine Frazier. Gertrude Murphy, Mildred
Cain Nan O'Meara. Agnes Downey, May
Madigan and Blanche Madigan. and
Messrs Dawson. OBrien. Flynn, Noonan.
Tally. McGovern. Howard, Kengle.
| Keenan,. Johnston. Durken. Sacks.
Gaegler. Devine. Fitzgibbon, Esher. Rice.
| Doyle. Daniels, Mccarthy, NlcroSl. NC
| Gee. Gilfoil. Hines, Hunt. Madigan.
| Farley Brooks. Miller and Crody. The
chaperons were Mrs. Edward Hayes.
| Mrs Paul A. Hines. Mr. and Mrs.
| Houlehan, Mr.. Tune and Mr. John A.
Madgan.
! The French ambassador. the German
am ba ssador, the Brazilian ambas-
| sador and the Danish and Belgian
| ministers are expected at the patriotic
celebration of the Sons of the Revolution
| tomorrow morning at Masonic Temple
! Representative and Mrs. George w.
Cook and their young son, Master George
| Cook will leave tonight with the con-
eressional party for Hampton roads.
Representative and Mrs Cook. who will
attend the Inaugural BALI and other fes-
| tivities around the 4th of March, will
leave here shortly afterward for their
home in Denver. Both have made many
friends here in social life. especially
among the residents, who regret that
| Representative Cooks term in Congress
| is near its close.
| Mrs. Albert Sismund returned from
| Baltimore Friday. where she was the
guest of her sister. Mrs Ben Frank of
| Linden avenue. for A weeks visit.
| Miss Annie Lehman of Norfolk, Va,