Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A DINNER IN HONOR OF PRINCESS
ARIBERT TONIGHT.
Lord and Lady PauncefOte Will En-
acknowledgements Announced
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honor of their royal visitor. the Princess
Aribert. The guests will include members
of the cabinet and diplomatic corps. Last
night the members of the embassy staff
joined the ambassador and family and the
princess at dinner. Yesterday afternoon
with her host and hostess, the princess
went to Arlington, it being her desire to
see the former home of Gen. Robert F.
Lee. Most of today was also spent in sight
seeing both in the city and suburbs.
Admiral and Mrs. Hichborn had warm
reception last week at Vallejo. Cal The
admiral's memory for the names and faces
of his associates of thirty-one years ago
has been a pleasant feature of his Callfor-
mia visit.
Among the Washingtonians seen lately in
Paris were Mrs. Letter and the Misses
Letter.
The marriage Of Miss Harriet Lewis Van
Bibber, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Van Bibber of Belair, Md. to Mr. j.
Alexis Shriver. son of Mrs. j. Alexander
Shriver of Baltimore, took place Saturday
morning at ST. Mary's P E. Church, near
Bela:r The ushers were Mr.. Alexander w.
Carroll of Baltimore. Mr.. Alexander s. Bell
of Hartford county, Mr.. John s. Shriver of
Washington, brother of the groom, and Dr
Armfield F. Van Bibber of Belair. The
bridesmaids were Miss Alice and Miss Vio-
let Clendinen of Baltimore. nieces of the
bridegroom, and the maid of honor was
Miss Lena c. Van Bibber. sister OF the
bride. The best man was Mr.. Harold
Walsh The ceremony was performed by
the Rev DIR. William F. Brand, rector OF
ST. Marys p. E. Church.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey has returned
to the city from a trip abroad. where she
visited the Paris exposition and travelled
on the continent and In Great Britain
Mr.. Emory NJ Wilson of this city and
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ried Wednesday evening, June IL, at the
First Congregational Church. Washington.
Mr.. Wilson is the sen of Mr.. j. Henry VIII
son. for so many years choir leader at the
Dunbar on Avenue NJ. f. Church. while
the bride is d daughter of Mr. and Mrs
William Lamborn of Washington.
The marriage of Mrs. Paul A. Beall (nee
Muzzy) to Mr.. Edward N. Brown of this
city took place on Saturday. June 2, at the
cardinals residence in Baltimore. Md. The
marriage ceremony was performed by Rev.
VIM. T. Russell. in the presence OF the
brides father. who accompanied his daugh-
ter to Baltimore.
Mr.. Rudolph Eichhorn has sent out in
vitaticns for the marriage of his daughter,
Edith Marie, to Mr.. Daniel Johns Donovan
Thursday evening, June II, at clock, at
ST. Patrick's Church.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Bruce Wolcott of Balti-
more Md, are visiting Mrs. John F. Ellis
500 9th street
The engagement is announced of Miss
Emily May Wheat of Louisville, KY, to
Mr.. Barry Buckley of this city.
Mrs John c. Bohn of Nebraska. eldest
daughter of Admiral Howell, is the guest
of Mrs. c. w. Hayes go street south
east.
The Cosmopolitan Shakespeare Club held
its annual reception on Friday, June 1. at
the residence of Mrs. DR.. A. H. Thompson.
The program for the evening was as fol-
son; paper on the Baconian theory, Miss
Alice Malone; discussion on the character
of Othello. Miss Jeffery and Mrs. Whitney;
reading, The Seven Ages of Man" Mrs. 7.
Mrs. Court Wood; piano solo, Miss Anna
Weiss; scene from Macbeth Mrs. Thomp
son and Mrs. Armstrong; humorous read
ing Mrs. DR.. A. Patten: recitation, The
dialect reading, Mrs. w. T. Pierson; piano
solo, Mrs. VIM. J. Armstrong; court trial
scene from The Merchant of Venice Miss
Violet w. Pierson. Prizes for the highest
percentage in examinations during the year
were awarded to Mrs. w. T. Pierson and
Miss Violet Pierson. The remainder of the
evening was devoted to social features, dur
ing which refreshments We're served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs VIM. ]. Arm
strong, DR.. and Mrs. A. II. Thompson. Miss
Ada Jeffrey, DR.. and Mrs. Patten and Miss
Patten, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. B. w.
Browne DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Stanton Prof.
and Mrs. Court Wood, Mrs. w. T. Pierson,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Guy, Mrs. Forster, Mr..
VIII P Pierson. jr., Mrs. Wedding and Miss
Daisy Wedding, Mr.. and Mrs. Stein, Mr..
Patten, Miss Anna Weiss, Miss Alice Ma
lone, Mr.. T. Fletcher, Dennis and Miss Vio-
let w. Person.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. D. Haddaway will cele-
brate the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage Friday evening, June 8, at their
home at Oak Grove, D. c.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. S. Allen, with their son,
Master jerome, have returned from New
York. where they have been for six weeks.
Announcement has been made to both
families of the marriage of Miss Mary E.
Lindsay, daughter of Thos. H. Lindsay of
Washington, D. c., to Mr. Henry H. Strick-
err of Baltimore Saturday last, in Philade.-
phia. After the ceremony the couple left
for Brighton Beach, N. Y, where they will
remain several days. Their future home
will be in Baltimore, to which they will
turn by June 10.
Mrs. Horatio King has gone to her sum-
mer home at West Newton, Mass.
Mrs. Charles H. Burras, formerly Miss
Charlotte Meredith of Chicago, is visiting
her sister. Mrs Edward G. Niles, 1873
Massachusetts, avenue northeast.
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