Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-04

Dick. pale blue satin and duchess lace;
Miss Nina Mackall. white tulle with
garniture of crystal over silk: Mrs E. F.
Mackall. black satin and jetted lace: Miss
Bacon. pale pink chiffon with crystal and
lace; Mrs. B. NJ. Robin, black jetted lace
over chiffon; Miss Helen Harris. pale
blue chiffon and lace; Miss Helen Cherry,
white chiffon and princess lace.
Mrs. A. J. Mason and daughter Gladys
of Friendsville. Md. and Miss Theresa
Somerville Of Homecoming, Md, were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
Kari.
Mrs. Edmund X. Fox entertained the
Continental Danes Chapter, D. 4. R.. at
Il beautiful luncheon last Wednesday In
honor of the regent, Mrs. II. T. Guss. She
also had as her guest Mrs. Julia S. Allen,
who was the chapters first vice regent.
The house was decorated with palms and
spring blossoms. Mrs. Halle Chandlee
rendered some fine Sc, ections on the piano
ana MRS. Fox gave recitation. we ODD
thine Danes Compared with the New. :.
Those present were Mrs. Florence Fox,
Mrs. Sarah Guss, Mrs. Halle Chandlee,
Mrs. Julia Allen, Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Carthy, Mrs. Grace Tirrel, Mrs. Hortense
Mixsell, Mrs. Mamie Brady and the Misses
Maybelle Brooks, Alice Force. Corrinne
Bracket, Anna richards, Ruth Bowie,
Maud Richards and Dorothy Smallwood.
Saturday. May %. Mr.. and Mrs. Edd
S. Ryan celebrated the fifteenth ami.
versary of their marriage, when quite a
number of their friends were invited to
their home on Anacostia avenue, Zen
ming, D. c., to make merry with them
on the glad occasion. Among the guests
| We're Mrs. II. S. Ryan, mother of the
groom: Miss Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Cordell. Miss Corder Messrs. r. r. and
w. e. Cordell, Mr. and Mrs. p. NJ Ward
Mrs. Rhoda Moore, Mrs. John Bitzell
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Markham, Mrs.
| Ida Melton, Mr. and Mrs. Irving, Messrs.
Fritz and Louis Holman Miss Virginia
Bishop, Prof. Errick Shillings, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard E. Street and Messrs. Oil
yer, Becker and Schutler. At 10 O'Clock
the wedding march was rendered by
Prof. Shillings, and the guests. preceded
by the bride and groom, repaired to the
banquet table, which had been arranged
on the lawn, where an elaborate repast
was enjoyed. The substantial cOngratu-
latons of the friends of the couple were
manifested by an extensive array of gifts
in cut glass. Receiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ryan were their little son, John Ed
ward, and daughter. Harriet G.
\ very quiet but beautiful wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mrs. J. w.
Sutton. Ballston. Va, Thursday, June 2.
Sett Kirby of WarrentOn. Va. and Miss
Bessie Pearl Sutton were united in mar
riage by the Rev. w. c. HOFFMAN:
The large parlors We're tastefully dec
Grated in ferns and daisies, constructed
into miniature altar. and illumined
with candles.
The couple. attended by Miss May Hall
of Washington and Mr.. Marvin Sutton,
brother of the bride, entered the parlors
to the strains of the IIohengrin wedding
march, rendered by Mrs. Hoyt Johnston.
The dining room, where Mrs. Wade
Ball and Mrs. James Griffin served. was
arranged in ferns and roses, while the
bridal table was daintily adorned with
wedding bell and ribbons and ferns.
Mr. Kirby is secretary to United states
Senator Daniel of Virginia. and will spend
the summer in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby left directly after
the reception for Atlantic City and Nj
agara Falls.
The wedding was very quiet, only a
few friends being present, as the family
is still in deep mourning.
Sonora de Lima f. Silva, wife Of the
charge d'affaires of Brazil. who has been
so seriously Ill for the past week, at their
apartment at the Highlands, is now much
better. Her mother, Sonora de Covarru-
bias, arrived yesterday from England
and will stay with her daughter until
her health is entirely restored.
Sonora de Covarrubias, who is an
American, a native of New Orleans, is
no stranger here. Her husband. now the
Mexican minister III IIOnuon, was IndHy
years ago. while Minister Romero was
at the head of the Mexican legation
here it's first secretary. Senior and
Sonora de Covarrubias made their home
on Competent avenue in what is now the
Observation-Disclosures embassy, and dis
pensed charming hospitality there.
After spending a month in Cornwall.
Conn, with her grandchildren, Mrs.
Newcomb has returned to the city for
few weeks before going to visit her
daughter, DR.. A. n. MCGEE, in Califor-
mia.
The Misses Gilbert have removed from
1909 Fairmont street to 1927 Girard
street.