Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
An international Marriage Tonight in
Alexandria.
Lieut.. Haeffner and His Bride VIII
Travel Over Her Country-Com-
fngs and Goings-PersonaIs.

A number of personal friends of Mrs. An
ME Louise Powell and her daughter. Miss
Louise Douglas Powell will be present this
evening at O'Clock, at st. Paurs Church.
Alexandria, at the marriage of the latter
tc Lieut. Wilhelm Haeffner Of Wiesbaden,
Germany. Miss Kenricken of Boston will
be maid of honor for her friend, and the
ushers are all Washington men. The bride
will wear an elegant white satin and lace
dress, with her diamond ornaments--recent
presents from the groom. She will be given
away by her grandfather. Mr.. Thomas Nc
Gill. The wedding reception will be held at
the residence of the brides mother, YER
mont avenue. in this city, at $50. Lieut..
Haeffner and his bride will leave tonight for
wedding trip. They may extend their
travels west as far as the Yellowstone Park
before sailing for Germany. Their future
home will be at Wiesbaden, where q warm
welcome from her husbands relatives
awaits his charming young American bride.
Mrs. Hannah c. Barnes of Morgan, Md.
accompanied by her cousin, Mrs. Stewart
and daughter, Miss Helen, of Aberdeen
Ohio, are guests of Mrs. Charles l. Jenkins
at No. 1917 18th street northeast. They
VIII remain in Washington about a week,
visiting the public buildings. Miss Virgie
Barnes, daughter of Mrs. Barnes was in
this city about year ago.
Mrs. Calvin S. Brice with her sons and
daughters, will pass the remainder of the
summer in the Adirondacks
Mrs. Potter Palmer yesterday announced
that her niece, Miss Julia Dent Grant
daughter of General and Mrs. Frederick ID
Grant, and Prince Cantacuzene of Russia
will be married at Newport in September
The exact date cannot be fixed until il is
learned when Prince Cantacuzene can come
to America. He is very busy this summer
with his military duties. He is expected to
arrive in America, however, early in Sep
TENDER. Miss Grant and her mother will
meet him in New York and all will return
to Beauieu to visit Mrs. Potter Palmer and
get ready for the wedding
Miss Emily E. Parish of Capitol Hill is
spending the months of July and August
at Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, N J.
Later In the season she will visit Narragan-
sett.
yesterday at the home of Archbishop Mar
ttnelli, when he officiated at a marriage for
the first time in this country. The happy
couple who enjoyed the unusual distinction
OF being united by the popes representative
was Miss Eleanor Bargagni and Mr.. Joseph
Finelli. The ceremony took place in the
private chapel at o'clock nuptial mass
followed, and after wedding breakfast the
bride and groom left for honeymoon
jaunt. Only relatives and intimate friends
were present.
Miss Bella Hirsh of ZIG 9TH street is
visiting relatives in New York and will go
with them to Connecticut and the Adiron-
dacks.
Miss Eleanor s. Somerville has gone to
Detroit, Mich. where she expects to stay
for the next three months visiting friends
A pleasant company of young folks gath
cred at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs F.
G. Stuart, 4SS f street southwest, for a
party given by the Misses Roberta E.
johnson and Alice T. Stuart. Others pres
ent were the Misses Lizzie Stuart Ida
Thomas, Julia White Stuart Lizzie Red
ding, Bessie Houch and Laura Mocka bee
The grounds We're Illuminated and speeches
and songs rendered.
Mrs L. c. Terrell and son are spending
few weeks in the Blue Ridge mountains
near Harper's Ferry.
Mrs. j. G. Townsend and children are
summering in the Blue Ridge mountains
near Weverton. Md.
Mrs. Thomas G. Rapier of New Orleans,
accompanied by her son, Master Henry /
Rapier, is visiting Mrs Washington A
Young and Miss Triplett at their home
No. 1o7 street southeast Capitol Hill
Mrs. Rapier is the wife of Mr.. Thomas G
Rapier, editor and manager of the New
Orleans Picayune.
Mrs. E. G. Davis and daughters are sum-
merng t jamestown. r. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Shea are both re-
covering from their injuries received in a
runaway few weeks ago while in Hamil-
ton, Va, where Mrs. Shea and their little
daughter have been since June 1.