Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30

Rev. Fred F.. Andrews and wife of Nc
Veytown. Pa. and Mrs. +. WEIGH of New
York city.
Mr. Gilbert r Floyd of McGhiesport
Nd. is stopping with his sister. Mrs: Zoe
r. Thompson. OF 18th street and Park
avenue. Brightwood. l.. {.
Many Washington friends have received
invitations from Representative and Mrs
Martin B. Madden of Illinois for the mar
riaHe Of their daughter Mabel and Mr.
Paul Henderson. The ceremony will take
place on the afternoon of June II at $50
O'Clock at Castle Eden. Hinsdaie, III.
Miss Lionne Adsit of Albany, y. Y. will
be the only attendant, and Mr.. Lionel
Gardiner will be the best man.
At home cards for :,Soa Michigan ave
nue., Chicago. after October are also in
closed.
Tuesday. May %. the Beta 1oa cub
held its last regular meeting for the sea
a the home of Miss Louise Stockett.
923 North Carolina avenue southeast TIL.
business of the past year was wound MP
and a brief sketch of the summer plans
discussed after which the usual games
and music were enjoyed. Mr.. William
particularly effective. The meeting was
brought to a close by all the members
singing the club song.
Margaret Louise Price. will leave the city
Tuesday for the summer, going first to
their home in Lexington, Ky.
han. with their children. and Mrs. George
William McLanahan sailed yesterday for
England. They will return on the Lap
land the end of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lancaster. for
merly of Washington. announce the mar
riage of their daughter. Henrietta Louise
and Mr. F. l.. Cusamano, May -, 1910. at
the rectory of All Saints Church, Boston
Mass The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Charles w. Regain. The
wedding was quiet one. owing to illness
in the brides family, with only the i'm
mediate members of each family present
The bride was escorted by her father and
looked radiantly beautiful in a tan en-
broidered. imported coat suit of broad
cloth. hat to match. with pink roses. She
carried shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley. She is one OF
Boston's most popular bellies and noted
for her beauty and aristocratic bearing,
being a descendant of one of Maryland S
oldest colonial families, the great-grand-
daughter Of the late Gen. Thomas +.
Bowie. eX-member of Congress. and OF
Gen. Robert Bowie. Governor of Mary
land: also a great-niece of Reverdy john
son of Baltimore. Md. and has long
line of revolutionary ancestors.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Annie c. Lancaster. in old rose
messaline satin and black picture nat,
her bouquet Of sweet peas and ferns.
The bride and groom left for the White
mountains. n. H., and on their return will
reside in Boston until the fall, when they
sail for three-month tour to Italy, ior-
ence being the former home OF the bride
groom. whose father and grandfather
were generals Of distinction in the armies
of Spain and Italy. The groom is highly
connected in Boston.
George Washington University. will ar
rive in this city tomorrow. Miss Young
will spend the summer with her parents
at Clarendon, Va. She has been for
the past year in Groton, s. D., principal
Of the Groton High School.
Dr. s. Light Rea of Oxford. Pa. is
visiting his brother at Landover, Md.
Mrs Daniel Morgan Taylor and her
daughter. Mrs. E. Harrison Symington.
are at Hot Springs, Va, for week be-
fore going to the north for the summer.
Mrs Robley D. Evans will not be
at home today. as she is preparing
to accompany Rear Admiral Evans t.
Newport. where they will visit their
sos. Lieut.. Frank Taylor Evans. who is
on duty at the naval training station
there.
Later in the season Rear Admiral and
Mrs Evans will go to Bar Harbor, Me.
Mrs. Henry Roth left today for her
home. Yonkers. n. Y. after being enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emmert
at their apartment in the La Grande.
Edward P. Borden and Miss Eugenia
D. Borden formerly of Florence
Court, are spending some weeks at Pasa-
dena, Cal.
Mrs. H. Y. Peoples of Valdosta, Ga,
formerly of Atlanta, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Lawson AL
lene Peoples, to Mr.. Henry Lucien Slime
of Washington. D. c.
Miss Peoples is a beautiful girl. with a
charming personality and has spent
most of her life abroad. She is great
niece of Judge Cincinnatus Peoples and
has many relatives in Atlanta.
The marriage will take place in VAL
dosta in June.
The marriage of Miss Gladys Roberta
Mulligan. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert A Mulligan of Columbus. Ohio, and
Mr.. Robert Claude Wright of Washing
ton, D. c.. took place Wednesday after
noon at the brides home. Rev. r. G..
Ramsey of the Northminster Presbyte-
rian Church read the marriage service in
the presence Of the immediate relatives.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright left for Nevada. where ehey will
spend five months. Mr.. Wright. who
holds position with the bureau of soils.
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Wright
of Columbus. The bride and groom are
former Ohio State University students.
The latter was graduated with the class
of 1905 Mr.. and Mrs Wright will come
to this city to live in the fall.
Miss Barbara Kaufman is entertain
ing at a garden party this afternoon at
Airlie. Military road. for her house guest,
Miss Dixon Of Flushing, \. Y,
Phya Akharaj Varadhara. minister from
Siam. will leave tomorrow. with
members of the legation staff. and go to
the Williamson cottage at Eastern Point.
Gloucester. Mass, where the lega ton will
be established for the summer
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell and Miss Louise
Cromwell are back from California and
will be here throughout June.
Mr.. w. Gilbert Dent, who has been to
Atlantic City for his health, has returned
much improved.
SHIPPERS TO BE HEARD.