Evening star., 1896-12-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Bonaparte's Titled Fianoe Has Ar
rived.
Her Marriage 10 Count Huitfeldt VIII
Take Place Next Tuesdny-Dia-
ners Past and Future.

Count Adam de Moltke-HuitfeIdt of Den
mark. fiance OF Miss Louise Eugene Bona
parte, arrived at the Arlington. last night,
In company with his future brother-in-law.
Mr.. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte. who went
to New York to meet him. Next Tuesday
the marriage ceremony will take place
st. Paul's Church. 18th and streets. and
Cardinal Gibbons will ofiiciate. Count HUT
feldt is handsome. well-built young man
and is fine type of his countrymen. Owing
10 the recent death of his father. the we'd
ding arrangements have been shorn of some
of their contemplated elaborate features.
Only one hundred invitations We're sent out
for the ceremony. and only family party
will attend the breakfast afterward at the
Bonaparte residence. K street.
Miss Roach, daughter of Senator Roach
of North Dakota, made her debut yester-
day at tea, to which her aunt, Miss
Roach. welcomed a large gathering of their
friends Their pleasant home was gaily
decked with palms. poinsetta blooms and
Christmas 81 Gems. The debutante who is a
charming young girl, wore white silk mus
lin and carried Golden Gate roses. Recelv-
ing with the Misses Roach were Mrs Nc
Lean of North Dakota, Mrs. A w. Martin
of Baltimore, Mrs. T w. Lay Miss Lay
Miss O'Ferrall. Miss Devine and Miss Las
key.
Capt and Mrs. Sampson have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Catherine Sampson, to Mr.. Richard H.
Jackson. L. s. N. Wednesday evening
January 6. at the Church of the Covenant
The Spanish minister and Mrs. Dupuy de
LONE entertained at dinner last night the
French ambassador and Mrs. Patenotre
the Chilean minister and Mrs. Cana. Miss
Iana, the Argentine minister and Mrs.
Garcia Merou. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay. Mr..
and Mrs. Boardman, the Colombian charge
daHaires and Mrs Rengifo, MIR. and Mrs.
nTf
and Mr. Benitez. The flowers on the hand
| someiy spread table were crimson and yell
low roses.
The Brazilian minister and Mrs de Men
donca. entertained at dinner last evening
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Olney. the
secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Car
| Isle, the Secretary of War and Mrs La
mont. the Attorney General and Mrs. Har-
mon, the Postmaster General and Mrs Will
son. the Secretary of the Navy and Miss
herbert. the Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Francis the Secretary of Agriculture
and Miss Morton. and the first secretary of
| the legat, 4 and Mrs. Oliveira Lima.
Mrs. William c. Whitney at the Pa
triarchs' ball last night in New York was
magniicently gowned in black velvet with
silver trimmings, and wore a coronet of
diamonds and emeralds.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Radcliffe gave a
cht r;ninS reception last night to the con-
gregat,cn of the New York Avenue Church.
between S and 10 o'clock. Mrs Charles
Moore and Miss Stevenson did the honors
OF the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Cramer of Gath
ersburg gave reception at their hospitabIe
nome Saturday evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. William Snouffer of Ednboro'
Md, Who have jus: concluded a bridal tour
| IN the north. Owing to the recent death of
the brides father. the marriage was a very
quiet affair, and the fact did not become
generally known until Saturday last The
u a rnnI vN1a
"lngleside," near Berryville, Va Rev Mr.
Strickler ot'iciated and Mr.. John H. Snouf-
Ter and Miss Bessie Luke stood up with the
couple. The bride was Miss Clayton Luke
the daughter of Mrs. Anna L. Luke of
Berryville, Va.
A ball was given at the Bethel Military
academy, Virginia. Friday evening last
| The spacious ball room was tastefuily dec
| GRATED with bunting and Christmas green's
ana well-served supper was enjoyed. The
success OF the ball was due to Chairman
Maj. A. Porter Allison of Texas assisted
| by several commuters Among the guests
were Miss Sue Matthews and Miss Pauline
Marstellar of Washington, Messrs RoyeIIe
n y Cofes, PePperman and Erdman of
Washington.
Mrs. Samuel Cross and Miss Burbridge
her daughter. ~ B street southeast have
| cards out for December 2S at ; o'clock.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Clover have
dinner invitations out for January 6.
Misses Irene and Marguerite O'Keefe and
Miss Mamie Kane will leave for Delawar.
HI day for the holidays.
General John Kemp Miner. colonel 10Th
cavalry. who was married in Louisville
december IL, came up from Fortress Mon
roe this morning and has taken quarters
at the Portland. and will remain in the
city until the ;oth. He and his bride sail
Tor Genoa, Italy, on the Columbia Janu-
airy 5.
Gen. John r. Lewis. L. S. A: Mrs. Lewis
ard Mr.. Harold b. Lewis of Atlanta Ga.
are at 1929 Connecticut avenue
Mrs. w. R. Riley will not introduce her
Youngest daughter. Miss Ida Riley. to So
clety TINS winter. on account of Miss Riley's
continued illness.
capt and Mrs. Stedman. L. S. A. are
visiting Commander Lamberton T. S. n.
at 1919 n street
The Misses Carrie and Laura Douglass
from Gardiner. Me. visiting their
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Douglass, at 110o 18th street.