Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
AMBASSADOR WHITES DAUGHTER
MARRIED AT ITHACA.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Ffsh's Much-Written-
of Harvest Ball Tonight-In-
teresting Personals.

Miss Ruth Mary White, daughter OF the
/ ambassador to Germany. was married yes
! terday afternoon to Mr.. Erwin Sidney
| Ferry of Mount Vernon, n. Y. in the
White mansion on Cornell campus, Ithaca
/ N. Y. The decorations were most profuse
and the gifts costly. The groom Is pro-
fessor of natural history in Purdue Col
lege Lafayette, Ind The couple will tour
Canada before going to their new home in
4 Lafayette, Ind.
| Mrs. Herman Oelrichs gave barn dance
| last night at Newport. 1t was the last
| of the rehearsals for the peasants dance
| for Mrs. Stuyves2nt Fish's ball tonight and
| followed dinner at which all the dancers
were present. The floor of the carriage
house was perfect for dancing.
Mrs. Fish's harvest home ball tonight
| will be preceded by dinner at the Del
| richs home, when over hundred covers
will be laid. At the Fish villa all the para
/ phernalia of harvest festival is already
/ in evidence. Stacks of corn huSks and
pumpkins line the driveways. The hostess
| will receive on dais made of plows, reap
| ers and other farming implements. The
| ball win be given in the big Louis XVI
| hall. which is so by so feet, where the
| decorations all SAVIOR Of the barnyard and
| field.
| General and Mrs. Bates and the Misses
| Bates arrived at one of the Newport hotels
yesterday
| Count Won Goetzen has been promoted to
| the rank Of captain on the general staff Of
| the German army. The count is well
known here, where he. was military at
| tache to the German embassy. His wife
| was formerly Mrs. Lacy, and their mar
| rage in January, 1898. was followed by
| honeymoon trip to California before their
departure for Berlin.
| Mrs. Robert N. Harper has returned
fray, ~ f,;t,
/ and has gone to the Fauquier White Sui
phur Springs to remain until October.
| Miss Viola Phillips and Miss Maggie
| Childs have returned home after visiting
| frinds in Richmond.
Miss Lena E. Disney of East Washington
| is at Harpers Ferry for brief stay.
Miss E. A. Richardson is at the Sea
| Cliff, Nantucket, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Parker and their
daughter, Mrs Jennings, and little are
at Atlantic City.
Miss Jessamine Bunyea of 1904 L street
is making a brief stay at the Hill Top
House, Harpers Ferry.
Miss Katie Hamilton of West Washington
has gone to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Atlantic City on vacation for two weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Wilson of Capitol Hill
returned last evening, after pleasant out
int; at Lewes, Del
MISS II. Is. anu ueT HleCes, MISS
Margaret E. Green, Mary Alice Coffey.
Mary E. Hutchinson. Nellie C. Hutchinson
and Miss Ally Bright, Miss Mildred and
their friend Miss Howard Of Capitol Hill,
are at Atlantic City.
Miss l.. Ejader, who has been visiting TINS
city for the last two weeks. has returned
| to Hagerstown. She was accomplished by
Mrs. Gaul, who will remain away for
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Edgar McNulty are
spending the month of August at Harper's
Ferry.
Miss Edith Harrison LaZarous entertain
ed at her. home last Friday evening the
Junior Daughters and Sons of the Sunny
South at progressive pedro party. At the
conclusion of the game dainty refreshments
We're served and prizes AWARDED. Miss w.
f. Perry and Mr.. eDobsen were the lucky
winners --f 20
Miss Lillian Carpenter of Capitol Hill is
spending the summer at Vernon Falls.
Mrs. David NJ. Ogden of this city has re-
turned, after visiting friends near War
renton and the White Sulphur.
Miss Mamie Mccall, As Massachusetts,
avenue is the guest of her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. w. v. Turley, y Clifton place,
Brooklyn. Mr.. ]. r. Jones, 403 New Jer-
sey avenue southeast, is the guest of Mr..
Turley for a few days.
Miss Hattie McCeney Bowie, who has
been visiting relatives in Maryland has
returned to Baltimore, where she will re-
main with her sister, Mrs. Alex. Head,
few weeks. Later on they will make a trip
to Boston and other northern cities.
Mrs. William Gutshal. accompanied by
her young son Forrest, left the city Monday
for Fredericksburg, Va, to be gone for
two weeks.
The last of a series of three Germans
at Ocean City this season was given in the
bali room of the Plmhimmon Hotel Satur-
day night The room was beautifully deco
J,r md
through the figures before audience of
onlookers that crowded the stage and We
randas surrounding the ball ROOM The
german was led by Mr.. Charles r. Gantz
of Baltimore and Miss Dorothy Lair of
Washington and about thirty-five couples
took part.
There was a pleasant entertainment on
the evening of the 18th near De,aplane
Va at the residence of Mrs l.. Q. Gold.
Among the Washngtonians present were
Dr. and Mrs. Dufour, Mr.. and Mrs. Stauf-
fer Mrs. Hillyer, Mrs. Jno. P. Moore. Mrs.
Webster, Mrs Delos. Mrs. Violet Reeves.
Miss Beulah Reeves, Miss kenerdy, Miss
Ashby Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Graves. Miss
Wheeler Miss Barnes, Misses Stauffer, Miss
Dufour, Miss Hillyer. Miss Turton. Miss
Figenbaum. Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. Moreland,
Mr. VIM. Osborn, Edgar Barnes, Harry
Day Other guests present We're Miss Green.
Misses Smith. Misses Gold Messrs. Smith.
H. A. Hatcher. j. M. Hatcher. Arnlette,
McCarty and Green.
Miss Beulah BoernSfein, VINO mas just
returned from three-weeks' stay at
Philadelphia and Atlantic City, has now
Joined her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. HI. n.
Boernstein. who. with party of friends,
including Mr. and Mrs. John Emmert and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bischoff and
son, are enjoying an outing at St. Georges
Island. Md.
Mrs NJ c. Weaver and her daughter
Jessie are spending this month at Atlantic
City, where they will later be joined by
Mr.. Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin c. Hazen have just
returned from short stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs Hazen leaves today for ten days
outing at Colton's, st. Mary's county, Md.
Miss Bell and Miss Gertrude Bell of Ia
koma Park are at Narragansett Pier for
the summer.
Found Dead In u Stable.
A colored man named Hebrew Lee, fifty
.t,roo ,,oor ord uyos foppd dcad in a hie