Evening star., 1909-06-11
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SWEDISH MINISTER AND FAM
lily SAIL TUESDAY.
Beautiful Wedding of Miss Worth.
ington and Mr.. Crawford-Other
Events-Travel Notes.

Nine. de Lagercrantz, wife of the Swed
ish minister, went to New York today
to meet her husband. who has been in
Chicago. They will be joined tomorrow
by her daughters, the Misses de Lager
crantz, who have spent the week at
Warwick Neck, r. l., at the. palatiaI
home of Senator and Mrs. Aldrich. The
entire family will sail for Sweden Tues
day to spend the summer with the young
er members Of this large household, who
may have trip to this country when
the minister and his family return next
autumn. Mr.. Eckengren will be in charge
of the legation for the summer and will
have cottage at Bar Harbor.
The charge d'affaires of the Colombia n
legation and Nine. Guzman entertained at
dinner last night in honor of the Ameri-
can minister to Colombia and Mrs. North
cuss. The minister of Peru, Mr.. Pardo;
the minister of Chile and Nine. Cruz, the
minister of Cuba and Nine. Garcia VeleZ,
Senator and Mrs. Elkins, the American
minister to Chile and Mrs. Dawson, Nine.
Quesada and Mr. Pombo of the Colon-
bian legation were also present.
Commander and Mrs. William Manning
Irwin Miss Irwin and Mrs. Irwins sister,
Mrs. p. P. Mccartney, have gone to New
York on their way to their summer home,
the Anchorage, at Osterville. Mass.
Mrs and the Misses Switzerland, whose
spring visit here after their trip around
the world has been such pleasant one.
are leaving tomorrow for Newport. where
Capt. Southerland is stationed and where
his wife will also spend the summer. The
Misses Switzerland will join friends at
York Harbor within the next fortnight.
Miss Jennie Sheriff. went to Coburg.
Canada. yesterday, where she will sum
mer, as usual.
A large gathering of their friends wit
messed the marriage last night at Christ
P. E. Church, Georgetown, of Miss Eliza
beth Lewis Worthington. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Yellott Worthngton of
this city. and Mr.. Angus Mcdonald Craw-
ford of San Antonio. Tex. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor, the Rev
| James H. w. Blake. assisted by the Rev.
Angus Crawford. dean of the Theological
Seminary, Alexandria,, and father of the
| bridegroom. The chancel was set with
palms and foliage plants and bouquets of
daisies were on the altar. Daisies also
| marked the pews reserved for the rela-
tives. The ushers, who had the seating
| of the guests before they led the bridal
cortege to the altar, We're Messrs. Oscar
| De Wolfe Randolph of Chicago. Mr..
Thomas K. Nelson of Maryland, Charles
r. HoOff. Philip Dawson and Daniel b.
Conrad. all of Virginia: DR.. Edgar Snow
den and George Y. WOrthington, jr.. and
William c. Worthington, brothers of the
| bride.
| The bride. who was escorted by her
father, was scwned in white duchesse
satin. with panels embroidered in pearls
| and long court train of pearl and chenille
embroidery. Orange blossoms crowned
her tulle veil. Her shower bouquet of
valley lilies was tied with satin gauze.
| The maid of honor. Miss Annie Laurie
Crawford, wore white embroidered batiste
with lace insertions and carried American
beau roses The bridesmaids. the Miss