The evening times., 1899-07-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

An International wedding OF social in
terest, in which the contracting pair will
be Miss Louise Douglass Powell and Lieut..
Wilhelm G. Haeffner, OF Wiesbaden, Ger
many. will take place this evening at st.
Paul's Church. Alexandria. the bridal party
to leave this city by special train at $3.50
clock.
The brides attendant maid of honor win
be Miss Kendreken, of Boston, and Mr..
Alexander Zelenoy, Of the Russian En-
bassy. viii serve as groomsman. The
ushers Will be: Mr.. B. F. Meyers, Mr..
James Albert Shaffer, Mr.. Frank Keysmith.
of this city. and Mr. Charles Rabold, of
Baltimore. The bride will be given in mar
riage by her grandfather, Mr.. Thomas Nc
Gill. The wedding party will return 20
Washington Immediately after the cere-
mony. and small reception will be held
at the residence of Mrs. Annie Louise
Powell, 1120 Vermont Avenue. Lieuten-
ant Haeffner and his bride will visit the
prominent watering places of the North
and travel extensively through the West
before sailing for Germany.
Mrs. Potter Palmer has given impetus
to the interest already rampant in New
ports cottage colony by stating definitely
that the marriage of Miss Julia Dent Grant
and Prince Cantacuzene, of Russia, Will
take place at Beaulieu in September. The
exact date will be arranged later. when
the prince is able to settle the exact time
of his departure from home for this coun-
try. He is very busy this summer with his
military duties but is expected in America
early in September. Miss Grant and her
mother will meet him in New York, and
all will return to Beaulieu to visit Mrs.
Potter Palmer and get ready for the we'd
ding.
Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Vaux and Mr..
Oliver Lee Bell will be married this even
| ing at $50 o'clock at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs Margaret A. Vaux,
| 1907 Twenty-third Street northwest.
The marriage of Mrs. Sallie Roberts
| Stanley and Mr.. William Beasley will take
place Tuesday evening, July Is, at $50
| o'clock at the Church of the Ascension.
| The bride-elect belongs to one of the old
est and most prominent families of south
f, ern Maryland, being the daughter of the
| late Joseph K. Roberts, who was collector
Of internal revenue for the port of Balti
more at the time of his death, and grand
| daughter of Gen. Thomas r. Bowie, of
! Prince George. Her fance Is one of the
| leading lawyers of Lynchburg, Va, and
after bridal trip to Newport and other
coast resorts they will make that city
l
| The Bar Harbor colony will miss one of
| its brightest social lights this year in Mrs.
| Clifford A. Barney, who with her daugh-
| ters went TO Europe several months ego
| and contemplate remaining abroad for
| some time to come.
| Mrs. J. p. r. Perry is spending the sum-
| mer at Ocean Grove. Captain Perry is
still with his ship in the Philippines.
Mrs. Leo Kengla. who with her baby
daughter left recently to visit her mother.
Mrs. Kelley, in New York, is now the
| guest of friends ON the Hudson.
Mrs. A. A. Thomas niece, Miss Julia
| Macmillan, and her aunt, Mrs. Erwin
| Graves, OF Philadelphia, have gone for a
| three months outing up the Great Lakes
| and among the smaller lake watering
places of Wisconsin.
Hon. Alvey A. Adee, Second Assistant
Secretary of State, who has just returned
! from abroad, has his summer residence at
| ''Yarrow Farm" in Howard county about
| three miles from Laurel, on the road lead
ing TO ex-senator Germans home Fair
view" Mr. Adee went abroad in the spri1 3
and most of his time was spent in France,
Switzerland, and Italy, and his health was
much benefited by the trip. He did great
deal of mountain climbing in Switzerland
| and led an open-air life as much as posi-
bic.