Evening star., 1909-06-24
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LADY HERBERT HAS RETURNED
ON A VISIT TO HER FATHER.
Wednesdays Brides and Grooms and
Interesting Ceremonies-Per-
sonal Notes.

Lady Herbert. widow of the former
British ambassador here, arrived in New
York a few days ago to spend some time
with her father, Mr.. r. T. Wilson, at his
Newport home.
The former minister of Nicaragua and
his wife, Nine. Corea. and their baby
daughter, sailed today on the Grosser-
kurfust for Bremen.
Assistant Engineer Robert S. Furber, T.
S. ~, and Mrs. Furber are visiting Mrs.
Furber's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Taylor Jenkins in Baltimore. Assistant
Engineer Furber has been assigned to the
bureau of yards and docks in this city.
Miss Frances Drexel Fell at her mar
riage Yesterday at Camp Hill Farm, near
Philadelphia, to Mr.. a. j. Antlio Dew
ereaux, was gowned in a closely fitting
white satin. which was simply founda-
tion for the drapery of rose point lace,
which was caught at the waist line with
clusters of orange blossoms. Rose point
laced edged her tulle veil, which was
crowned with orange blossoms. A dia-
mond and pearl heart and collar of
pearls and diamonds. both wedding gifts.
were also worn.
Mrs. Howard Houston Henry attended
her sister as matron of honor, and was
gowned in palish pink satin, a draped
cred tulle and three-quarter-lengti
sleeves of tulle Her hat, large palish
pink French chip was swathed in pink
tulle. with a single large pink rose nes-
ting in the tulle The hat was faced
with pink satin and turned up at the
right side. Mrs. Henry carried shower
bouquet of pink sweet peas. shading in
color from deepest rose to palish pink.
The bridesmaids were goWned in SIM
pie but artistic creations of palish pink
tulle and charmeause satin made in one
piece and draped to the right and caught
at the waist line with single large pink
rose The upper past of the corsage was
tulle arranged in soft folds and the
sleeves were tulle ending at the elbow
with a bow and streamers.
Their hats were lingerie models of le
pink tulle and roses with ribbon stream
ers tied in back reaching almost half
way to the hem of the skirt. They car
ried directoire gold-headed canes tied
with pink sweet peas. roses and ribbon.
NJ. and Mrs. Devereaux will spend their
honeymoon abroad and will join Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Mum on an automobile
tour through France late in July. The
bride received a thousand presents.
A party was given Tuesday evening to
Miss Mary E. Cooke in honor of her
commencement by her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward A. Ridgeley. at 213 Elm street.
The parlors We're tastefully decorated in
her school colorS. Dancing was indulged
in until late hour. after which all
marched to the dining room. which was
beautifully decorated in her class colors.
The following We're present: Misses Min
ME Wilson Olive Amber, Estelle Collier,
Pearl and Mamie Lewis Lillian Evans.
Madge and Lillian WRIGHT. Euphemia
Louise Clark. Beatrice Lotion. Harriet
McClennan and Antoinette Brooks
Messrs. Paul Smith. Morgan Phillipps
John Williams. Russell Wooding. Mau
Gaines Roy Farley. Morris Murray. Levy
Savoy. Ferdinand Amos, James Hunter
F. F. Parks. Harold Haynes Leon
:Wormley and Theophilus Houston
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Lane announce
the marriage of their daughter. Charlotte
r. Lane. to William A. Reid. June 23,
1909
Mrs. william Sloane Harrison has gone
to New York with her sister Miss Marie
Grace Thyson. to visit relatives and
friends.
Announcement is made from Spring
Lake. y. T.. of the n1arriare of Mr.. Mi
chael L. Will'nr snd Miss Sarah c. Oss-
ran both Of Washington ID. c., at Holy
Trinity Church. New York city. at noon
Monday. June 81, 1909.
DIR. Gregg c. Rirdsall. who has been
seriously i'll for the past six weeks. has
recovered sufficiently to north and
expects to return early in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Mehler celebrated
tho seonrd anniversarv Of thair marriage
at their home on Capitol Hill last night.
only relatives Cf the family helm" invited.
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs. Will
tom ~. T.ipscomb. Mr.. Richard Lipscomb.
Mrs g r. Ia Dane. Nr. Harmon NoN1er.
Miss Rose Mehler. Miss Agnes Mehler.
Miss Gertrude Mehler. Miss Marguerite
Mehler. Mr.. ard Mrs. r. Darr' Miss ".
n"~r- Miss ". Darr. Master c. Darr. Mr.
and Mrs. William Neff Miss Lille Nef.
Mr. Alfred Neff Ni~s ~thel Neff and Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Werle
At the attractive hcme Of Mr. and Mrs.
r. L. Walters on Windsor avenue Del
pay. va. was celebrated last evening
the first anniversary of their wedding
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Pendleton of Washington, D. c.. who
gave cornet and violin solos Mrs Wal
ters also sang. Dainty refreshments were
served. Among those p~asa~t ere Mrs.
Jennie Taylor and DAUGHTER. Miss Susie
kidwel and sister Of Dol Raw Nr and
Mrs. Mckelleget of the Theological Sem
mary Va: Mrs. T. W. KEYS of Fred
ericksburg. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
RiSev cf Washington. Mr.. Ernest D. File
ard sisters OF St Elmo. Mr. George Ham,
mersley ard Mr.. Risdon of Alexandria,
Va.
Yesterday afternoon at the parsonage
Of the Second Presbyterian Church in
Washington Rev. DR.. Nelson H. Miller
ofFciated at the wedding of Miss Gaorgi-
anna Lewis, daughter of Mr.. Mahlon T.