Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-06

OF Minnesota, and together they have
affairs during the summer season.
maids. with a dinner at her home last
evening. The marriage ceremony will
be witnessed by relatives and immedi-
ate friends. but the reception a half
hour later will be very largely attend
ed. Rev. Stanley C. Hughes, rector of
Trinity Church. will perform the cere-
mony. The brides father will give her
in marriage.
The maid of honor will be Miss Mil
,, dred Sherman. sister of the bride. and
the Misses Helen Rives, Sadie Jones.
Mary Hartman, Dorothy King. Ruth
and Margaret Stewart will be the
bridesmaids. Mr.. Gillespie has his
York, as his best man. and John w.
Prentiss. William Rhinelander Stewart.
Jr.. Harry T. Peters. James Laurens
Van Allen. w. Forbes Morgan. jr.. and
J. stewart Barney are to be the ushers.
The marriage ceremony will be per-
formed in the drawing room, which is
OF the Louis XVI style, and will cor
respond with the large additional
| room. thirty by forty feet. now COM
pleted and added to the cliff side of
the villa, and furnished in white and
gray. as in the color scheme of the
drawing room. The bridal luncheon
Private watchmen are guarding the
brides gifts night and day.
tournament and tea has been ar
Mass. Golf Club for Friday and Satur-
day. cup has been offered for a
woman's handicap. Tea will be served
| at the clubhouse Saturday afternoon.
/ las Sloane. president of the club: Robert
| w. Paterson, Carlos De Heredia and
William B. o. Field.
In well informed circles at Buenos
| Aires IL is asserted that DIR. Saenz Pena,
Washington after his Inauguration spe-
cial mission to thank President Taft for
the participation of the United States In
the celebration OF Argentina's centennial
/ of independence. The mission probably
will be headed by the vice president, DR..
Plaza.
Mr. James A. Cahill and Dr. NJ
Darcy Magee OF Washington are in
| Paris.
Mr.. W. W. Russell. the newly ap-
pointed American minister to Santo
Domingo. arrived at his post yesterday,
according to advices received at the
State Department.
There was a persistent report current
at st. James. L. l.. that within the next
two weeks President Taft and Col
Roosevelt will be among the callers at
Deep Wells to pay their respects to
Mayor Gaynor 1t was said the Presi-
across the sound from Bridgeport,
Conn.,. to Port Jefferson, which is with
in ten miles Of the mayors country
place.
Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio
arrived in New York yesterday from
Europe. He said most of his time abroad
was spent In London.
hl,f In no N business
that would be OF any interest to the
public now" he said, land have not kept
very fully in touch with political con-
ditions on this side. so that / am not
changes that may have oc urred here.
Senator Burton said that the English
press seems to be giving much more at
tention than usual this year to Ameri-
can political affairs.
Seven hundred babies and children pa
| raded at Asbury Park yesterday before
Queen Titania and the members of her
mimic court, while 100000 spectators
from every nook and corner of the land
applauded the marching tots. 1t was by
far the greatest baby parade ever seen in
Asbury Park. The parade was in eight
divisions, and the pageant traversed
| Ocean avenue from 9Th to Asbury ave-
nue. before returning to the Stadium. in
Atlantic Square, where the prizes were
| awarded. In the juvenile procession were
babies from South Africa. Ecuador. Porto
Rico, Peru. England. Denver. Chicago
and Jacksonville There were eighteen
sets of twins. and the Tate family, from
Bradley Beach, was represented by seven
| little ones ranging. in age from fifteen
| months to twelve years.
| Queen Titania Miss Lillian T. Sexton
of Asbury Park and her court occupied
| a pavilion at the Stadium. Her majesty
was driven to the reviewing stand in a
golden seashell chariot drawn by four
white ponies. She wore flowing Grecian
gown. a wreath of flowers. and leaves in
stead of a crown, adorned her head She
was accompanied by the Princess Cinder-
| ella Miss Ellen Schof1eld of PhiIadel-
phia) and the maids of honor, the Misses
| Marguerite Newell and Eleanor Adrian of
New York city. Ethyle Pauline Lawrence
| of Boston. Dorothy Ogden OF Elizabeth
Edna Burroughs OF Asbury Park, Vivian
Jorge of Brooklyn and Beatrice Brown
OF Philadelphia.
Little Laura Jeanette Borden. sixteen
| month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ar
| thur Borden of Washington, appeared i'm
| the go-cart division. The cart was COW
cred with chrysanthemums, there being
more than 200 Of them on the cart. A
| notch OF flowers at the foot of the cart
helped to add to the attraction OF the
entry.
The marriage of Miss Mary Juliette
| Gerard Slack and Mr.. Leonard Lispen-
! ard Nicholson. tr.. will take place this
afternoon at O'Clock. at BLEAK House.
the country place OF Miss Stacks uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Gerard
Buckley. at Geneseo, n. Y.
The marriage will be attended only by
the immediate members of the family.
Miss Slack will have for maid of honor
her sister. Miss Addie Slack, and Mr.
Harris Crist will be best man for Mr.
Nicholson.
After a short wedding trip Mr. Mich
olson will bring his bride to Washing
ton. and they Will occupy the residence
at 1913 p street.
Mrs. George Pfiuger announces the
marriage Of her daughter. Miss Helen
A. Phuger. to Mr.. Nicholas Schlegel,
September 3. at Trinity Lutheran
Church, Rev. Mr. Wenchel oh1ciating.
Only the immediate families attended.
The bride sWore smart suit OF blue