Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-06

MlSS ELIZABETH
void. L. S. A., class Of 1910, U. s. NJ. A.
Gen. and Mrs. MatiIe and their daughter
are at Fort Ontario. Oswego, n. Y. -
Former Representative and Mrs John
De Witt Warner of 901 Lexington avenue,
Manhattan, announce the engagement Of
their only daughter. Charlotte Lillian.
and Mr.. William Joshua Barney. son Of
the late Joshua Carroll Barney. Miss
Warner is a graduate OF Vassar. widely
travelled both abroad and in the United
States and socially active. Mr.. Barney
is of a Baltimore family and great-great-
grandson of Commodore Barney. He is
a graduate of the University of the
South. member of the Maryland Society
of the Cincinnati and of the National
Arts Club of New York city. Junior men,
Der of the American Society Of Civil En-
gineers and secretary of the New York
city department of docks and ferries.
The announcement was made at New
port Yesterday of the engagement Of Miss
Edith Parker Deacon to Mr.. George Pea
body of Boston. Miss Deacon is now
visiting the family OF her fiance. Her sis
ter, Miss Dorothy Deacon. became the
Princess Radziwill in London yesterday.
Both are daughters OF the late Edward
Parker Deacon Of Boston.
Miss Pearl E.. Mcclure Of the Victoria
is the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth La Mont
LlllSy VI view Aatcr tucy Will ~
to Spring Lake, N. j., where Mrs. Lilley
will be hostess at a house party in honor
of her son, Mr.. Louis Cooke La Mont OF
Montana.
Miss Marguerite Nailor has gone to
Rehoboth Beach. where she will be the
guest Of Miss Lula Day during the month
Of July.
Mrs. Irving Shacklett of Atlanta. Ga.
a vriUod nd the in this
city with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Darnell. 1412 Euclid street. She
will be joined in few weeks time by
Mr.. Shacklett.
The marriage of Prince Antoine Albert
Radziwill and Miss Dorothy Deacon took
place yesterday morning at ST. Mary .
Roman Catholic Church in Cadogan
street, London.
The stately bride was led to the foot
of the chancel and given away by Lord
Grey de Ruthyn. She was very simply
dressed in white Ninon yelled with old
lace and embroideries and wore a large
white hat, the only jewels being string
of pearls. After the ceremony mass was
celebrated
Among the guests were the Duchess of
Rutland, Lord and Lady Ashby st. Leger,
Lord and Lady Clifford of Chudleigh,
berley. Lord and Lady Essex. Mrs. Ed
| ward Stonor. Mrs. Ogden Mills, Lord and
| Lady Berkeley Paget and Lord Ribbles-
dale.
There was no reception. After the we'd
ding the bride and bridegroom left on the
afternoon train for Paris. where they will
start on an automobile tour for their
honeymoon.
by the mother of the prince and no MEM
bers of either the American or Russian
embassy STATS are announced as wit
nesseS.
O.
old and will succeed his father. Prince
George, as head of the great Polish fam
lily of Radziwill, which owns immense es-
tates in Lithuania. His father is an in
aged by trustees. At his death the trust
| formed for the administration OF his es-
tates comes to an end, and Prince An
tome will become invested with the con-
| troll of the entire property.
The Radziwills are very old family,
and in the thirteenth and fourteenth CEN
| turtles were palatines OF the city Of wilma.
whence their name. since "Radxf' signi-
| stood to be an abbreviation Of Wilma For
four centuries they have been closely
| identified with the history of Germany,
Poland. Austria and Russia.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Torrey, who have been
at the Virginia Hot Springs, are now at
the brides former home. the Naples,
Woodley lane.
Mrs. Jay Johnson Dimon. wife Of the
| rector Of ST. Andrews Church, corner
14th and Corcoran streets, who has been
| the guest OF Miss Prather. 1910 Vermont
| avenue. returned to her home In CIeve-
land, Ohio. to complete her axrangements
for her return to Washington in sop
TENDER, whore. with her husband, Rev.
J. ]. Dimon. the rectory of the church
will be established. A delightful recep-
| ton was given them last evening at the
above address, and was greatly enjoyed
| by their church people and friends. The
| house was prettily decorated In daisies
and carnations. Refreshments were
served by the ladies .in>thep dining room.
Among the number Of. friends, who catlsd
| were Mrs. Blake, Mr.. Glenn Blake, Mr..
| and Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Roome, Admiral