The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Countess de CastcImenardO. who
was formerly Miss Edith Van Buren,. has
just inherited by her mothers VIII the old
Van Btsren homestead. ''Teaneckr near
Hackensack n. J. The estate consists Of
a large residence, barns, and stock. and
ten acres Of valuable land. The countess
Is a niece of Miss Boardman, Of Dupont
Circle. whom she visited a few weeks ago.
Mrs Louis P Shoemaker will receive on
Thursdays in May
The bazaar at RausChers yesterday after
noon brought together number Of prom
inent patrons whose HbeTaHty resulted IN
a substantial sum for the benefit OF the
Ia bernacIe Societye of which Mrs. John
P. Story is president. Assisting her in
dispensing Strawberries and ices were
the Countess de Buiseret and her daugh-
teT-in-law, Mrs. John P. Story, jr- Miss
Letter. Miss jamie Riggs. Miss Patten,
Miss Sheridan Miss Rivinus Miss Sands.
and Miss Heuriques were in charge Of the
tea table. and Mrs HinckIey sold lemon
ade, assisted by Nine de Rengifo, Miss
Henrietta Sands. Miss Deviin. and the
Misses Wallace. Nine Perez and Mrs. At
well sold flowers and bonbOns and the
punch bowl was presided over by Mrs.
Retd- An orchestra selected from the Ma
rine Band furnished the music.
Captain and Mrs. Beach VIII leave
shortly for Newport, where they will
spend the summer
Mrs Rochester, wife Of General Viii
liam B Rochester L S A. accornpa-
MED by her daughter. Miss Rochester.
will sooE leave for California. going TO
San Francisco to meet her son, Payruas-
ter Rochester, L. S A, who is returning
home
An impressive wedding was solemnized
at the Temple at 7:30 o'clock last night
( when Miss Flora Strasburger and Mr..
/ jules Heymann were married The pro-
! cession to the chanceI was led by four of
/ the Ushers, Messrs- Ross and Harry
|, Strasburger, brothers of the bride, and
! Messrs. Joseph and Jacob Strasburger,
I her cousins, followed by the sister-in-Iaw
: of the groom, Mrs. HeyInann, and the
/ best man. Mr.. George Strasburger: the
brides father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Henry Strasburger, the former of whom
! gave her away: the maid of honor, Miss
Blanche StraSburgeT. the bride and groom.
and four UShers. MeSSTS- Milton and Al
/ bert Strasburger, and Messrs. Nathan and
Albert LisbeTgeT- The beautiful bride
I wore a gown Of white net over white
satin and a veil Of white net edged with
( renaissance lace. caught with lilies OF
{ the valley. She carried Bride roses. The
maid Of honor was tastefully gOwned in
/ pink and carried Bridesmaid roses. Mrs
StrasbuTger wore black satin and Mrs.
+ Heymann blue silk
/ The ceremony was performed by Rev
/ Dr. Stern. By request of the bride there
/ were no floral decorations, but the Temple
I was beautifully lighted with electric eff
fects They left later for a trip North
before going to their future home in Au-
/ gusta, Ga.
/ The Italian Ambassador. Baron Fava,
VIII sail for Europe on May 10 The
/ Ambassador who IS to succeed him has
/ not yet left Buenos Ayres, and as ne
! VIII go TO Rome before starting for this
/ country. it is not likely that he VIII reach
/ Washington for some time to come
The Russian Ambassador has received
a caElegram announcing the arrival in
Cherbourg of his daughter, Countess Cas-