Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-14

tache of the Spanish legation and Sonora
Dona LuiSa Drumen de Urcullu. the first
secretary of the Spanish legation. Senior
Don Manuel Walls; the first secretary of
the legation of Panama. Senior Don Le-
fevre. and his sister. Senorita Lefevre.
and Miss Edith Grscom, the house guest
of Nine PeZet.
Col Francis G. Caffery of this city will
be best man at the marriage. May = In
Grace Church. New York city. of Miss
Helen ogden and Mr.. Andrew Murray
Williams.
Miss Mona Gill of this city will he maid
of honor at the wedding in New York,
Nav & of Miss Alice Carroll Williams
of New York. There will also be six
bridesmaids.
Countess Spottiswood Mackin. member
of the New York City Chapter and
Franco American committee. is entertain
ing at reception in honor of Mrs.
Matthew T. Scott. president general ~
A. r., and Mrs. John Miller Horton, 10
be given to the national officers, dele
gates and alternates, also resident or
visiting Daughters. ON the afternoon or
Friday, April IS, from : until { o'clock,
at the Brighton. 2123 California avenue
\ few invitations have been sent to prom
inent residents in the official and dlpio-
matte world of the capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Ball have taken
house i'm Roland Park, near Baltimore,
for the early summer months.
Mrs: Shields. wife of Senator John k.
Shields of Tennessee. who has recently
joined her husband at the Shoreham for
the extra session of Congress. will re-
ceive informally Thursday. April IL. at
o'clock.
Miss Mary A. Hassett and Mr.. Joseph
A. Hardie were married at ST. Peter
Church Saturday morning by Rev. Ste
phen S. Norris. The church was taste
fully decorated with palms and flowers:
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardie left for trip north. After
May l they will be at home to their
friends at CD street southeast.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Stevenson. eX-regent OF the
Peace Party Chapter. will entertain the
delegates from Massachusetts to the
ID. \. r. CONGRESS- tomorrow. from ), to
sets avenue. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott.
Mrs. Theodore e. Bates Of Worcester.
Mrs Isabelle B. Bond of Boston. Mrs.
]. G. Cumming of Springfield, Mrs. {. G.
Chick of Nedford and Mrs. c.. b. Wells
of Dalton will receive.
The friends of Miss Florence f. r.
tombstone of Meadville, Pa, will be in
terested to know that her engagement
to Mr.. Royden Kenner Fisher of Calves
ton, Tex. has been announced Miss
tombstone is a niece Of Mrs. G. r. Bald
win of this city.
The annual prom of the senior class
of Georgetown University will be held at
the New Willard Wednesday night.
April is. Five hundred couples ex-
pected to attend. The dance will be held
in both bathrooms and supper will be
tl,o ,oir infv dny
stairs. ,'atronesses for the affair in
clude Mrs. H. NJ. Clabaugh. Mrs. George
E. Hamilton, Mrs. l. Dixon, Nine. Calvo
and Mrs. Thomas H. Carter. Dancing will
begin at o'clock.
The Junior Republic auction sale and
exhibition of Mr. Silva's pictures, which
opened today at 1923 H street. has as one
of it's most pleasing features the serving
of tea during the afternoon hours.
Tomorrow Miss Gwatkin and Mrs. Ed
ward Cohen will preside. assisted by Miss
Pillsbury. Mrs Clifton Mrs. Leigh Rob-
inson. Mrs. William Sinclair. Mrs. Morde-
cal and Miss Sharp Williams.
The artist in charge all day will be Mrs.
Leisenring.
Mrs Seth Barton French, who was here
last week, is now at her place. Barton
Lodge, at Hot Springs, Va. where the
Duke and Duchess of Richilieu are at
present ner guests lIlc latter was IOE-
merly Miss Eleanor Wise of Baltimore.
A wedding of interest to Washington
relatives and friends took place last
Wednesday night at Trinity Church. CO.
iumba. S. G.. The contracting parties
were Miss Olive Robertson and Mr.. Lewis
Middleton Ansley. son of Mr.. H. c. Ans
ley of this city. who, with Mrs. Ansley.
attended the wedding.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Kirkman G. Finlay. The ushers
were Messrs. John Mcdonald Dial. Ed
ward Cay. Theodore Bell and Carlton w
Sawyer. The groomsmen were Messrs
Albert Smoot of Alexandria, Va: Louis
Tamogros. Robertson Epps and Park
Smith of Charleston. The three danes
of honor the brides sister. Mrs. John
Donald Dial. Mrs Hitter King of New
York and Mrs. Edward Cay, and the
maid of honor. Mrs. Florence Arthur Of
New York. were all gowned in white
charmeuse. with pink sashes. and they
carried shower baskets of sweet peas
tied with pink ribbon. The bride. who
the altar by the groom with his best
man. Mr.. Maury Middleton of Wash
ineton. The brides gown was OF white
charIneuse with quantities of rare rose
point lace, her vel of rose point lace
fell to the bottom of the long court
train, and was held in place with the
same lovely bridal blossoms. and her
bouquet was of sweet peas en- shower.
Immediately after the ceremony a bril-
liant reception was given at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, on Pendle-
ton street. After a trip to Florida, New
York and Washington they will make
their home in Charleston. where Mr.. Ans
ley has position with the Southern
railway.