Evening star., 1909-08-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS MARY WILLIAMS AND MR..
LEVENSALER MARRIED.
Ceremony at Maine Resort and
Many Washingtonians to Wit
ness It-Personals.

u. c. announces the marriage in Cen
ter Lowell, Me-, of his daughter, Mary
Lareno, to Mr.. Alfred Watts Levensaler
Of Thomaston. Me-, by the Rev. Mr..
Franklin H. Reeves. Wednesday. August
IS. The wedding took place in the Con-
gregational Church. which was beauti-
fully decorated by the girl friends of
the bride with garlands of ciematis
and banks OF ferns. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her father. was
attended by her sister. Mrs. John S.
Stearns. as matron of honor, and little
niece. Elsie Stearns, as flower girl. The
best man was Mr.. Irving Jameson of
Boston, Mass. A handsome lingerie
gown. with inserts of cluny lace. was
worn by the BRIDE who carried huge
bouquet of white sweet peas. The ma
tron of honor wore white null over pink
silk and carried pink sweet peas, and
the flower girl was dressed in white
with pink ribbons and carried basket
of pink sweet peas and ferns. Mrs. Z.
A. Clark OF Newton Highlands, Mass,
played the Lohengrin wedding march,
and during the seating Of the guests
played many of the old songs.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs
H. p Levensaler of Thomaston. Me-, the
mother of the groom: Judge and Mrs JOB
Barnard Mrs Clarence Barnard and Mr..
Charles Arthur Barnard of Washington.
d. c. who are relatives of the bride; DR..
S. s. Stearns, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Writ.
Mrs. Endora Coleman of Washington, and
Miss Elizabeth Coleman of Selma. Ala. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman, Miss Clara
Helff, Miss Mamie Swormstedt, all OF
Washington: Miss Laura v. Walker of
lOtterbourne, Chevy Chase. Md: Mrs. Fred
Hamnett and Miss Hatch of Maiden,
Highlands Mass: Miss Ellison of Falls
Church. Va; Mrs. Stark, Miss Stark.
Miss Carpenter and Mrs. Fred Dallinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crofutt, all of Cambridge,
| Mass; the Misses MacLardy of Brooklyn,
n. Y. and Mrs. Penfield of New York
city, and Mr. and Mrs. Heald. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Eckley
Stearns, Mr. Sell and Mr.. Truman
Stearns Miss Alice Stearns. Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Stearns. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Far
rington and Mr.. Charles Harrington. all
of Center Lowell, Me.
Miss Ida Freeman of 10Th street. who
| has been i'm New York will leave this
| week for Boston, where she will spend
| several weeks before returning home.
An attractive and quite exciting feature
| of the annual chautauqua at Mountain
Lake Park, Nd, was a recent baby SHOW
and childrens carnival. at which little
Dorothy Lincoln Green, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. William +. Green of this city,
who are at the Loeb Lynn Hotel Tor the
season, was, after a spirited contest,
| awarded first prize.
The engagement IS announced OF Miss
| Leonie Lentilhon a daughter of the late
| Capt and Mrs. Joseph Lentilhon OF this
/ city. 20 Mr.. John de Navarro Macomb,
| jr., grandson of the late Col. John n.
Macomb. Engineer Corps. I. $. A.. by
Mr. and Mrs Chester Clark BoyntOn,
brother-in-law and sister of Miss Lentil-
| hon. who has made her home with them
| in Chicago for several years. The mar
| riage will take place at their home In
the autumn. 1t Is to be small wed.
be- in the far west. Miss Lentilhon be-
| longs 20 an old New York family. The
| family home for years was at No. 30
| West 18th street. where Mr. Lentilhon
| a veteran of the 7th Regiment and a
| member of the Union Club. Miss Len
! tilhon is a niece of the Countess OARS
chot of this city, who was Miss Detmold,
sister of the late Mrs. Lentilhon. whose
| husband once was minister from Belgium.
| Her sisters are Mrs. Charles Brewster
Wheeler and Mrs. John Parkin Clifford.
Her brothers are Messrs Eugene and
Joseph de Tours Lentilhon.
! Sir John and Lady Harrington arrived
| in New York yesterday from England
/ and will visit Mrs. Mcmillan at Man
| chester. Mass, mother of the latter.
Miss Mamie E. O'Brien left for At
lantic City Thursday.
MI Philip II. Hungerfo-d is now spend
/ ing a months vacation in lower Virginia,
| at Montrose, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
| Alan NJ Chandler.
Mrs. !. E. Schwarz and her daughter
| Pear, and son Percy are spending sew
eral weeks in Atlantic City.
Mayor Reyburn of Philadelphia started
yesterday on three-week vacation at
| his shooting box. Stanley House, Canada,
with his wife and children. Mrs Rey-
| burn and her daughter and son have
been at their home at New London,
| Conn. until last week. when they went
| to this ideal shooting box, which is on
a high cliff overlooking the Bay de
| Chaleur, in the province of Quebec.
Situated in a verdant tract of ground
| covering more than 100 acres, Stanley
| House was for many years the summer
residence of several governors general of
| Canada.
| Gen. Crozier is with the family also
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Taggart and fam
| lily, who spent the past three weeks at
Braddock Heights. Md have returned
! to their home in Georgetown.
Marriage Licenses.