Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
How the Admiral and His Fianoe Spent
Yesterday.
Other Wedding Announcements
Home omtnss-Interesting
Personal Notes.

Admiral Dewey and Mrs. HaZen walked
! and drove together yesterday in New York.
They called at the formers shoe store and
| the latters dressmaker. and as long as
| they We're not recognized had n happy time
of 1t. When, however. their identity be-
came known they were followed by such
| crowds of curious men, women and chill
dren that both were glad to escape this
good-natured surveillance by entering
store which had a convenient exit by an
other street Their afternoon drive in Cen
| trail Park was subject to the same annoy
ance from the oVerCurious, and they will
| no doubt be glad to get back to Washing
ton, where the citizens are well used to
men and women of distinction as to evoke
nothing but the most respectful and digni-
ned admiration. The admiral. in rep.y to
questions as to the length of his stay in
New York, said he had no plans, and Mrs.
hazen was equally non-comnittal The
chances are that the party will return this
evening in time to receive the election re-
turns at the residence of Mrs. Washington
Mclean.
The Russian ambassador and Miss Cas-
SIM have returned and the Russian en-
baSsy is again open.
Mr.. William c. Whitney is expected to
take possession of his 9Th avenue home this
week. The house is rated as one Of the
| most magnificent mansions in New York
city and contains the largest private ball
room year from now it will probably
be the scene of much interesting social life
as his young daughter. Miss Dorothy Whit
ney. and his stepdaughter Miss Randolph
Will be debutantes.
Mrs. Hitchcock, wife of the Secretary of
the Interior. has been directing the fur
blshlng up of the Hazen house, 10th and
X streets, for the past fortnight, and the
family will probably take possession today
Mrs. Fairbanks has returned and opened
up her home on Massachusetts avenue.
The marriage of Mr.. c. Frank Carr. son
of Mr.. Arthur Carr of HyattsvIle and Miss
Mamie Browning, daughter of Mr.. Horatio
Browning of Washington. will take place
| in Trinity P. E. Church, corner of Sd and
streets northwest, tomorrow "wednesday
evening at O'Clock. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. DIR. Williams. rector of
the church. Miss Elizabeth Browning sis
ter of the brida-elect. will he maid of honor
and Mr.. Hodges Carr brother of the groom
will be best man. The bridesmaids will be
the Misses Florence and Mamie Carr, Helen
Dickinson and Rosa Wilson. The ushers Sc
lected are Messrs. Thomas Sanders, DR..
Zepp, James Shalenberger. H. A. Wells, c.
A Wells and NJ Wells. Following the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Carr will leave for the
north, and after an extended tour they will
return to Hyattsville, which Will be their
future home.
Miss Olive Risley Seward of this city, who
has been abroad for some time, returned on
the ST. Paul Sundays She is visiting Miss
Leary now in New York city.
Announcement has been made that the
marriage of Mr. William ]. Hickey of Hy-
attsville and Miss Frances J. England of
Washington took place Saturday in the
Cathedral at Baltimore. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Russell, formerly
pastor of St. Jerome's Church, in Hyatts-
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Clarke wish to an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Maude E. Clarke, and Chas- NJ. lightbourn
by Rev. DR.. Steward of Baltimore, Nd. At
home to friends after the LIST at 40S New
Jersey avenue southeast.
Mrs George ". Griffith will receive at
her sons residence. DR. Chas. l. Griffith. 700
II street northeast Mondays, to 3 pm;
Fridays to 10 pm.
Miss Mary Hester has returned to the
city after a months absence in New York.
Mrs. James Warham Whitney of No. 1894
Massachusetts avenue has been entertaining
a party of young ladies from New York
during the past week. They came chap
eroned by charming young matron, Mrs.
Nagel.
Mrs NJ A Gibbons has returned to her
home, 125 Indiana avenue, after a delight
full summer spent in Saratoga and New
York city.
Mrs Pauline Russell has issued invita-
lions for the marriage of her daughter.
Pauline Hortense, to Mr.. VIM. Oscar
Roome. jr., of this city. The ceremony will
take place Tuesday evening. November 81,
at St. Andrews Church, corner 14th and
Corcoran streets northwest.
An entertainment given by the Ep-
worth League of Congress Heights NJ. f.
Church last Friday night at the home of
Mrs. Rollins. Games and music were en-
ioyed until a late hour, after which re
freshments Were served. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Rollins, Miss
es Maggie and Bessie Walters. Violet and
Olive Simpson, Maggie and Dora Gardner.
Misses Taylor, Bevans, HaVener and An
derson, and MeSsrs. Walters Rollins, Fort.
Borse. Burgess and Rev. w. l.. Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton ]. Lambert. with
their children, Miss Elizabeth Lambert and
Master Arthur German Lambert, have re
turned from their summer home, Van
View and are located at the Gloucester,
1879 / street, for the winter.
Lerd Pauncefote, the British ambassador
is on the Oceanic, due tonight or tomorrow |
and DR. Won Holeben, the German am
bassador, is on the Lain. due later this |
week. With Lord Pauncefote is Lady and |
the Hon. Miss Pauncefotes, also Mr.. Ger
aid Lowther. the new first secretary of the |
British embassy, who takes the place of |
Mr.. Bland, who died in Washington, and |
Mr.. Bromley. whose marriage TO one Of the |
Misses Pauncefotes will occur at the en- |
bassy here in February.