Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS HAYS AND MIR.
HAFFsTOT'T TO-DAY.
Dinner Dance At the Westtughouse
HOme-Timely Personal
Notes.


day. at the residence of Mrs. Mary d.
Hays, 1719 Corcoran street. the celebrants
being Miss Marcia w. Hays, the accom-
plished and charming daughter of the host
ess. and Mr.. Harry Haffstott. prominent
young business man of Wooster. Ohio. the
former residence OF the bride. Rev. DR..
l.. NJ. Kuhns performed the ceremony,
which was witnessed by relatives Of the
family and a few intimate friends, only.
The happy couple left on the afternoon
train for New York, where they will re-
| main for few days before going to their
future home in Ohio.
Mr.. A L. BARRIERS yacht Shernara is
now at anchor on the Potomac. Mrs Bar
Der Will entertain several times this week
aboard the yacht, first in honor of the
Colonial Danes today, again by a river
sail Friday and on Saturday at luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse brilliantly en-
tertained at dinner and dance last night.
which brought together one of the most
interesting gatherings of the spring sea-
son. and naturally reflected the younger
element of the fashionable world of the
capital Eighty guests sat down to the
dinner, which was served at small tables
in the drawing rooms and library. The
usual magic which obtains at all of the
entertainments of this favorite hostess
caused all the essentials to the pretty ban
quet to completely disappear after the
guests arose. Then the well-waxed floors
invited dancing. cotilion, led by Mr..
Horace Westcott and Miss Westinghouse,
formed the rest of the evenings pleasure.
The favors were exceedingly pretty. For
the souvenir figure there were fancy para
soils and canes. and for the others Easter
hats and golf caps fans and picture frames
and number of amusing mechanical toys.
The floral decoration was unusually beau
tiful. The broad hall was decked with
fruit blossoms and asparagus vines. and
spring flowers made each room fragrant
and gay. About 1 O'Clock a supper was
served. Mrs. Westinghouse wore white
satin and lace. Miss Anna Westinghouse
and Miss Aiken of Pittsburg, and Miss Es
telle Canda of New York, who were all
dressed In dainty white. now visiting
Mrs. Westinghouse. Other members of her
house party al present are Messrs Robert
OF Rochester and Arthur Warren of Bos-
| ton. Among the guests were the Misses
Sybil and Aubrey Pauncefote, Miss Mar
guerte Cassini, Miss Root, Miss Margaret
| Hitchcock. Miss Wilson. Miss Alice Hay,
| Miss PauldinG, Miss Hegeman, Messrs.
| Gerard Lowther. Max Muller Charles H.
Bennett. Count hchterveide. Baron Covers.
| and Mr.. Algernon Sartoris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Westinghouse will leave here about the LIST
| of May and shortly after that will open
| their summer home at Lenox, Mass
| Miss Grace Pierce Bliss of Atchison KAN
| is guest of Miss Daisy Gordon Stewart Of
| Capitol Hill
| Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Will
| liam Thorn will regret that they have given
| up their attractive home on L street to
make PitSburg their residence for the next
| few months.
Mrs. Armstrong Dahlman of Milwaukee
Wis, is registered at the Richmond. Miss
| Dahlman, who has been the guest OF
| friends in the city, has Joined Mrs. Dahl
| man during the past week
| During the Easter vacation Mr.. John De-
| frees Reed of Stanford University Califor-
| MIA, and Miss Frances Robertson kessler
L N Snn |D1 ia 4.
| land Mr. Reed is a member of the Delta
| Tau Delta Fraternity of Stanford being
| well known in social circles in San Fran
/ cisco and at Stanford and is from Wash
| ington, where he graduated with the class
| of 9S at the Central High School. The
bride is the daughter of the late Surgeon
| H. kess,er of the I'd Oregon Volunteers
| who was killed during the Spanish-Ameri-
| can war near Santiago de Cuba, and a
| niece of the Countess Won Kessler of Hill
deberg, Germany. The young couple expect
| to visit Washington in the near future.
| DR.. and Mrs. John Davies Jones of 18th
and l streets having been absent from
| Washington for some time. are stopping at
| the Grafton for a few days.
Miss Jane Randolph Codwise of this city
| has just returned from Richmond, Va
| While there she went to attend the garden
| party at Tuckahoe. as the representative
| of David Meade Randolph of Curls and
| Mary Randolph of Tuckahoe. In Richmond
| she was the guest of her cousin. Mrs Geo
| W. Mayo.
| One of the pleasant gatherings for to-
| morrow afternoon will be at the residence
| of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thompson. 1913
! l street, where the Washington Auxiliary
| of the Womans Indian Association will re-
| ceive its friends. There will be music and
| short addresses between the hours of :,
and ) O'Clock. Governor Brady of Alaska
| will be one of the speakers.
| Miss Emma A. Bright of 233 Sth street
| southeast left the city this morning for a
| visit of some days to White Hail. Baltimore
| county, Md. for rest and recrea ton While
| at White Hall Miss Bright expects to at
| tend the wedding of her friend Miss Edna
May Elliott, the daughter of Mr. William
| Elliott of Maryland, and Mr.. S. Elmer
| Miller, which is soon to occur
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph l.. Gait, after max
| ing a very extensive tour through Egypt
| Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Austria and italy,
| returned home few days ago, to the sur
| prise of their many friends
Senator Depew and Miss Paulding have
invitations out for Thursday night. A CO.
| ti-lion will be danced and a few over a
| hundred guests have been asked.
Mrs. I. Herman has discontinued her days
Cos