Evening star., 1909-05-12
I'm THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SECRETARY AND MRS. KNOX
DINED AT THE MCLEAN HOME.
Other Hospitalities for Visiting and
Home Notables-Timely
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. john r. Mclean gave a
Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox.
The minister of Switzerland. DIR. Vogel,
entertained at dinner last evening Sena-
tor and Mrs Burrows. Senator Warren.
the minister Of Portugal. Viscount d'Alti:
Representative DENLY. Mrs Wilkes, Mrs.
A. G. Barney. Mrs. Charles s. Bromwell
and Miss Mary Patten.
Mr.. Hennen Jennings. vice president of
the National Society of Fine Arts gave q
4 large reception last night at his res .dence.
la221 Massachusetts avenue. in honor of
the delegates OF the society and those
accompanying them here.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Mclean gave
a launch party down the river yesterday
afternoon in honor of their house guest.
Miss Grace Brown of New York The
party left the navy yard about o'clock,
returning at O'Clock, when supper was
served On board the craft. Among the
guests We're Miss de Lagercrantz and
Miss Mary de LagercrantZ. daughters of
the Swedish minister Miss Katherine
Lean. Count Ugglas and Mr.. Pousette of
the Swedish legation. and Capt. Guick
and Capt. Jarvis.
Miss Esther Townsend, of New York.
whose engagement to Capt. Evans was
recently announced, who is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Biddle. was entertained
at dinner last night by Miss Marjory Col
ton. who invited number of guests to
meet her.
Mrs. James W. Pinchot sailed for Eu-
rope yesterday. She will pass the sum-
mer with her daughter. Lady Johnstone.
whose husband. Sir Alan tombstone, is
II fho prit tiCh CT orE
Miss Emily Griffin Reid. daughter of
| Mrs. Isabel Graham Reid and the late
| Capt. Richard Walker Reid of the Con-
/ Smith, son of Mrs. Isabel Pallen Smith
! and the late Judge Irwin Z. Smith Of st.
| Louis, Mo-, were married last night In the
ballroom of the Savoy. Rev. John Lee
| Church officiating. Messrs Stuart Nc
| Namara and William Stuart were the
ushers, and Mr.. Granville Smith. brother
Of the bridegroom, of Baltimore, was best
| man.
Preceding the bride. who was escorted
| by her uncle Dr. w. H. Richards of
Knoxville, Tenn, were her sister. who
acted as matron of honor: Mrs. William
bridesmaids. Miss Isabel Pallen Smith,
sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Anna
Lee Ray of Richmond, niece OF the
bride. The former was dressed in gold
| a short white tulle veil caught with pink
| rosebuds. Her flowers were Killarney
| roses. The bridesmaids wore pink null
| over pink satin, with embroidered pink
/ coming tulle wells were pink. crowned
with pink roses Their shower bouquets
were also of pink roses.
The bride was richly gowned in ivory
white satin. with seed pearl embroidery
| and princess lace trimming it. Her
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| hair by orange blossoms Lilies Of the
valley and bride roses formed her shower
bouquet. A small reception followed for
the bridal party. relatives and out-of-town
guests. The brides mother Mrs. Reid
wore spangled net over black satin, with
amethyst and cut jet ornaments.
DIR. and Mrs. Smith will take northern
| trip before returning here to live. The
| brides gOing-away gown was of gray
cloth. with hat in gray and green tones
Mrs. E. VI. Kenyon of Concordla. Kan,
Is the guest of Mrs. j. L. McCreery, 232
11th street northeast.
| Misses Elizabeth Vogt and Lillian Dehler
of Louisville have arrived here and are
| the guests of DR.. and Mrs Samuel Nelson
Barker for the annual house party at
Chevy Chase College. Connecticut avenue
extended. Miss vogt is of the class of
| 'OS while Miss Dehler was a member of
| the class of the preceding year. Both
have many friends in Washington who
will be glad to know they are members of
Dr. and Mrs. Barker's party for the COM
mencement week of 'O9.
| Mrs. Marian Longfellow O'Donoghue is
spending the last two weeks of her stay
| in Washington with her daughter. Mrs.
Paul Scharf. at 2611 Messmore place and
Columbia road northwest. Before return
| ing to Boston Mrs. O'Donoghue will make
a visit in New York city, withsthe family
of her son, William L.. Norris, formerly of
this city.
| Mrs. Henry J. Reilly. who has been
| visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Ham,
mond. at Fort Myer, has returned to her
| home in Chicago.
Miss Marion O'Connell Of 2126 1st street
entertained at luncheon today in honor
Of Miss Mary Anderton of Oil City, Pa.
| The guests included Miss Harrington,
Miss Dagnan. Miss Hannah, Miss Finn,
Miss Strootman. Miss Reevey of Trinity
| College and Miss Agnes Anderton Of the
Immaculate Seminary. Tenleytown, D. C.
| Mrs. Buell. Of Nashville, Tenn. widow
of Gen. George P. Buell., U.S.A., is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Albert Akers,
| at the Farragut.
Today at noon. at st. Thomas Church.
| Rev. DR.. C.. Ernest Smith officiating. as
sisted by Canon Austin, there occurred
the marriage of Miss Mary Randolph
| Morris. eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Speed Morris. formerly Of Lynch
burg. Va, now of Washington. and a
at-great-2randdaughter of Thomas
| jefferson, and Lieut.. Allen Sumner. Us.
NC. The ushers, who seated the guests
| before preceding the bride and her at
| tendants to the altar. were Capt. Hughes,
Lieut.. Shepherd. Lieut.. Smith Lee OF