Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-27
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
INTERESTING WEDDINGS TAKE
PLACE HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
Brides Uncle 0fficiates at Richard
son-Southwick Marriage-0ther
Events-Notes.

The marriage Of Miss Priscilla To-
land and Mr. Gaspar Bacon. oldest son
of the ambassador to France and Mrs.
Bacon, will take place on the afternoon
| of July Is at Whitemarsh, Pa, and will
be followed by reception on the lawn.
Mr.. Robert Bacon will be best man and
Mr.. Eliot Cardin Bacon an usher and
Miss Martha Bacon a bridesmaid. Miss
Anna Ingersoll. Mrs. Salvatore Meade.
Miss Hebe Wright and Miss Frances
Stokes viii be the other attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum, jr.,
who have been abroad since their mar
| riage last year. are on the way home,
and have taken the Gordon Prince
place at Manchester. Mass. for the sea-
SON. Mrs. Mum, who was Miss Mary
Astor Paul, inherited a large fortune.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum, ST., with her
daughters. arrived from a prolonged
European absence a week ago and
went at once to the family summer
home on Beach street, Manchester.
They were in Egypt last winter. max
ing the ascent Of the Nile, and came
across their old friend, Col. Roosevelt,
on his return from the African wilds.
There will be much entertaining at the
MUM estate during the summer. both
Tor the Misses Mum, for Mr.. Gurnee
Mum. who is a student at Harvard,
and Mr.. Hector Mum, who is to enter
college next autumn.
An interesting wedding in Atlanta, Ga,
this week will be that Of Miss Louise
Van Harlingen and Lieut.. Royal Eason
Ingersoll, United States Navy. which will
take place Thursday evening at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
M. Van Harrington, on East Sd street.
The ceremony will be performed at 7:2O
the North Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Marion
Woodward and Miss Georgia Watts.
Lieut.: Alex Sharp, L. S. N. Connecticut,
VIII be best man, and Mr.. Harry Gard
Knox. L. s. N, groomsmen. The rib
bon bearers will be Miss Gertrude Seely.
Miss Margaret Wilkinson Miss Eliza
beth Kontz, Miss Tessie Brown. Miss
Louise Seely will be ring bearer. A
mony. Mrs. Van Harlingen will be as
sisted in receiving by her sister. Miss
Dunswore of Chicago. After a wedding
trip Lieut.. Ingersoll and his bride will
make their home in New York.
Capt. Walter Mclean. u S. NJ. and
Mrs. Mclean announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Elsie Jarvis Mclean.
and Paul Chenery Patterson. The we'd
ding viii take place in the fall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Deuterman announces
the marriage of her daughter Katherine
and Mr.. Edward c. Baltz Of this city.
Mrs. Frederick Lansing Oliver, wife of
Lieut. Oliver, U. s. N. is at Eaglesmere
Park, Pa, where she has a cottage for
the season. Her young son, Robert Oliver,
is with her.
The marriage of Miss Sadie Southwck
and Mr.. Harry Richardson took place
Saturday afternoon. June %. at O'Clock
at the home Of the brides parents, 1411
E street southeast. The officiating min
lister was Rev. Hubert. Bunyea. uncle of
The ceremony was performed under a
canopy of flowers. Many valuable presents
were received.
A large number of relatives of both
families attended the event. The young
couple will spend their honeymoon at
Norfolk and Richmond and will be at
home at 7O1 North Carolina avenue after
July 10.
Mrs. Letter has taken the Endicott cot
tage at Beverly, Mass. near the Presi-
dents summer home, awaiting the COM
pletion of her own residence. MI. and
Mrs. Joseph Letter and the Countess of
Suffolk are with her.
Announcement has just been received of
the marriage of Miss Katherine Mentally
OF Egmont Bay, Prince Edward Island,
and DR.. George W. Alexander Of Orono,
Me-, formerly or washington, The
ceremony was performed in ST. James
Church. Egmont Bay, Wednesday, June
p, by the pastor. Father Boudreau. who
celebrated the nuptial mass which fol-
lowed
The bride. who was becomingly gowned
In an exquisite creation of white ivory
satin. trimmed in Irish point lace, carried
white ivory prayer book and was given
In marriage by her uncle, James McNally.
The only ornament worn by the bride
was a diamond and pearl brooch the
gift OF the groom.
Miss Loretto Smith of Washington, D.
c., who was the maid of honor wore q
lingerie dress over pink silk and a pic
ture hat to correspond. The bridesmaid,
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Alexander of Newport,
r. l.. wore gown of white lace and a
large black hat trimmed with white
plumes. Both carried large bouquets of
fern, tied with white ribbons
The groom, who is a graduate Of
Georgetown University, is well known in
Washington. The best man was Bernard
McNally OF Egmont Bay. a brother of
the bride.
Among the guests were: Rev. Stanislaus
Boudreau. Rev. John Mcdonald of Grand
River, P. E. l.: Mrs. James Alexander
of Washington. D. c., mother of the groom:
Miss Cicely McNally of Boston, Mass.
Miss Loretto Smith Of Washington, D. C.,
and Miss Elizabeth Alexander of New
port. r. I.
Master John Hancock of Georgetown
and his cousin. Alfred Graham Hancock
NJ l4fk