Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Two Far Brides Who Win B
CountesseA.
Weddings Here and Elsewhere o.
More Than Especial Intercst-
Halloween Parties.

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fornia. the count ard his lovely wife will
go abroad and reside in Berlin. Ccngrat-
rIations have been showered upon the
couple since the news of their engage
| n.ent became generally known Saturday
| evening. Count Won Goetzen is an African
explorer of note. me6alist and member
of several foreign geographical societies.
and wears the Order of the Red Eagle. con-
ferred upon him by.his sovereign. He is a
son of the late Count Adolf Won Goetzen.
| great grandson of Count Won Goetzen. aid
de-can-p of Frederick the Great, who saved
the life of his emperor during the seven
years war. Count Won Goetzen IS at the
| mead OF his family. ard his fair bride
elect has received the warmest congrat-
uiatory cable messages from his relatives
After the marriage of Miss Aileen O'Don-
nell and Count de Sayve. at ST. Matthews
Church November "a, as already announc-
ed in The Star. the couple will make d
short stay in this country before sailing
| for the south of Europe for tire winter. A
brother of the count is coming over 10 be
| his best man. A reception will fellow the
ceremony at the residence of Mrs. Acosta.
| the brides aunt.
The British ambassador and Lady
| Pauncefote and their daughters arrived at
| the embassy Saturday night, after their
long absence abroad
A marriage which will be attended by
many w aSflnStOn 1rlenGS VIII take place
at st. bartholomew Church, New York
| city, November IL at noon. The bride will
| be Miss Harriette Bradford Hitchcock
daughter of the late Commander Roswell
| ID. Hitchcock and granddaughter of the la
Rev. Roswell d. Hitchcock, for many years
president of Union Theological Seminary,
ard the groom is Mr.. Frederic c. Harm
man. The bridal party will include Miss
| Juliet Biddle of Philadelphia. maid of
| honor; Capt. George Dyer. cousin of the
| bride, best man, and the ushers-Col. An
| tbony Dyer. another son of the popular
governor of Rhode Island. and who is one
of his fathers staff; Algernon Ssrtoris
grandson of the late General Grant; David
Banks, Hartman N. Simons and William
Greer. son of Rev. DIR. Greer. There will
! be large reception afterward in a pri-
| vate suite ut the Murray Hill Hotel.
| Mr.. and Mrs William S. Thompson have
| issued cards for the wedding reception Of
| their daughter, Edith Eleanor, to Mr.. c.
ven Phul Jones, Wednesday, November TO-
| half-past to half-past o. at 1322 New
York avenue.
Senator and Mrs Hawley have reopened
their Washington home for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Mercer will remain
| at their country place near Frederic ksburg
| this winter and have rented their house
on Rhode Island avenue to Lieut.. Seybu-n
CT the navy and family.
Mrs. Alice Kern has issued cards an
nouncing the marriage Of her daughter
| Bessie Van Rensselaer, and William j.
@ BrieN jr., of Baltimore, Wednesday,
October %.
Mrs Marvin c. Stone entertained a half
dozen ladies at luncheon Saturday at
Rauschers and matinee party afterward
! Her guests were Mrs. Riddell of Denver. Mrs.
c. c. Bassett, Mrs Warren, Mrs. Vande-
venter and Mrs. Plat.
| Miss Marie B. Steuart was quietly mar
ried to DIR. Louis d. Pierce OF Chicago Sat-
ur1ay af ha residence of her -
rents, 500 18th street. Rev. Father Mac
kin of ST Paurs Church officiated, and the
attendance was limited to relatives and a
| few intimate friends. The young and
pretty bride was becomingly attired in a
tailor-made travelling suit of dark blue
cloth and black hat trimmed with os-
! trich plumes. The ceremony was followed
by an informal supper, after which the
young couple started off on an extended
wedding trip in the north and west.
They will make their home in Chicago.
An All Halloween party was given at
the home of Miss Martha Billiard. pa 18th
street southwest. on Saturday evening.
Music and games were enjoyed until a late
hour, when supper was served. In the
contest for solving correct answers to a
series of mystical questions the prizes
We're awarded to Mr.: Clifton Clark and
Miss Anna Kluge. Those present were
Miss Stella Borland, Miss Matte Billiard,
Miss Coates, Miss Grace V. Guard. Misses
Sadie and Madge Guard Miss Helen Hos
hll.SOu, MISS AfHid hluSe, MISS MaDSl
Thomas, Miss Lottie Thomas, Mrs. Willis
and Miss Lillian Yates, Messrs. Marcus
Brown, Clifton p. Clark. Dunlap, Ford,
George Gilman. Ernest Guard. Harry Hos
kinson, Hugh r. Insley, George I1eichli-
der, James Livingstone and Walter
Stevenson
Miss Lyde Smaliwood has changed her
residence from 1202 N street to the Mon
roe, 1210 street.
Mrs. and Miss Whine of 1902 street
| have gone to Philadelphia for the winter
Mrs. NJ. ]. Hunt is in New York.
A delightful Halloween party was given
Saturday night by Miss Roberts Sunday
school class at her residence. 1925 Sth
street After enjoying a few games Miss
Lingenfelter recited, and the party wound
up with taffy pull Among those present
ton, Miss Bessie Galliher, Miss Emma Hy-
att, Miss Julia Lingenfelter. Misses Marion
and Sadie WetheraIl, Miss Martha Schmidt.
Mr. .Chas. Green, Mr.. Frank Woodward,
Mr. Paul Cook, Mr.. Mark Woodward. Mr..
Roland Johnston, Mr.. Geo. Pitts. Mr.. Harry
Swearinger, Mr.. John MacWhorter and Mr..
John Stewart.
and Mr.. Frank Crawford Let's, November
IL, at the Church of the Covenant. the bride
will be attended by Miss Josephine Perkins,
maid of honor, and Miss May Jones. Miss
Alice Burdette, Miss Ida G. Tonner of Can
ton, Miss Floy Hicks Of st. Paul, Miss Ber-
tina Funk Of Hagerstown and Miss Flor
ence Ensor of Baltimore. Mr.. Charles ST.
Clair of Marshalltown. Iowa, will be best
man, and Messrs. Chapman, Perkins. John
Wilkins, Archibald Butt, Colin Studs Of
this city and Lynn Norris of Iowa and
John 8. Ensor of Baltimore will be ushers.
Mr. Beriah wilkins will escort the bride
and give her hand in marriage A reception
will follow the ceremony at the residence of
Mrs. Perkins from to $50.
Representative Charles A. Boutelle has
issued cards for the marriage of his daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Hodsdon Boutelle, to
Mr.. William Walter Palmer, November p
at Bangor. Me.
Mr.. Geo. T. Mace and Miss Virginia E.
Lynch were married August %. 1897 by
the Rev. Charles A. Hensel, rector of the
Advent Episcopal Chapel, Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace will be pleased to See
their friends after the Sd of November at
their residence, 1923 Gales street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Parker celebrated
their eighth wedding anniversary at their
residence. 70 New York avenue, October %
Mrs. Parker received in Lavender silk and
diamonds. assisted by her niece Miss Lille.
Jones, who sang several songs. Miss Mar
garet Linton entertained the company with
her humorous selections. after which a
bountiful supper was served.
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