Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

RIGA SWEET. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs
Fred X. SWEET.
Her marriage to Mr.. Henry Hugo Fox
of st. Louis will take place the 10th and
will be a small home affair.
The sister of the bride-to-be, Miss Els.
Their SWEET, will be the maid OF honor
| and DR.. Robert Y. Sullivan will be the
best man.
The ceremony will take place in the
evening at s o'clock.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
| returned to the city Thursday evening
last from a stay in New York.
The marriage of Miss Edith Lowell
Coyle. daughter of Mrs. Randolph Coyle
and Mr. Francois Emile Matthes will take
place at high noon Wednesday. June a.
Only the relatives of the young couple
will be present at the ceremony, which
! will take place at the home of the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Patten, ON r street.
An informal reception to those already
assembled at the ceremony will follow.
| Mrs. Frances c. Eversman announced
| the engagement of her daughter Mar
garetta Mary to Mr.. James Francis Cur
| ley Of Massachusetts, during the past
week
| Miss Eversman is sister of Mr.. John
c. Eversman of Washington and Illinois
| The date for the wedding has not been
! set.
! Mr. and Mrs Melville Ballard announce
| the engagement of their daughter. Miriam
Frye, to DR.. W. Garrison Marks of Vir-
ginia.
| Washington friends will be interested in
| the gift which Mrs. Westinghouse is
about to bestow on her son, George
Westinghouse jr. When he graduated
from Yale. in 1906. his mother promised
! to make him a handsome present after
five wears it he made a. success in bust
ness. Mrs. westinghouse has just bought
| sixty acres Of land adjoining her Ersk1ne
| Park property in Lenox, Mass. and will
build a house thereon for her son.
Young Mrs Westinghouse was Miss
| EVELYN Violet Brocklebank the daughter
of Sir Thomas Brocklebank of triton
Hall. Cumberland. England. Their young
son has been named George Westing-
house. Sd.
Mrs F. Burnstine of 1922 18th street
will be at home Sunday evening, May Z.
| from to 10. in honor of the engagement
| Of her daughter, Lillian, to DR.. Louis
Jacobs.
| Mr. and Mrs Frederick S. Tayler have
. named their baby daughter Constance
Ellen Tyler, after her mother and her
grandmother Mrs. David Graham Adee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry will be
here for the month of May with Mrs.
| Townsend, the 26th being the first an
niversary Of their wedding They will ar
rive Tuesday from The Plains. Va.
| with a special view of attending the horse
| show.
Miss Maud Ashford, daughter of Mrs.
Mahlon Ashford, was married last even
| ing to Mr.. Samuel W. Ferguson. by Rev.
| Charles Wood. pastor of the Church of
| the Covenant. The couple will return to
this city to live after their wedding trip.
Miss Lois Hayden Meek of Rhode
Island avenue entertained Saturday
evening a company of young people in
honor of her house guests. Miss Mamie
Shomo Of Philadelphia and Miss Marie
Blundon of Rlverdale The card prizes
were won by Miss Shomo, Miss Frances
Clemens. Mr. Schmidt and DR.. Melville
Eslin. Following the games refreshments
were served. and then the young people
danced until II o'clock.
Others present were Miss Charlotte Fer
rail-, Miss Edna Hazen. Miss Florence
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.. Hayden, Mr..
George Moore. Mr.. Robert Stuntz, Mr..
| Temple Jerrald and Mr.. Dean Elkins.
One Of the most prominent of the debu-
tantes in the coming London season will
be that Of Countess Zia Torby. the elder
Of the Grand Duke Michaels two daugh-
tiers, who Is already great favorite in
society. Petite, dark-haired and pretty,
she is q good tennis player and golfer.
Countess Torby will give magnificent
ball for her daughter during the season
at Ken House, her Hampstead home.
June % the Duke and Duchess of Suth-
] erland, whose daughter, Lady Rosemary