The Washington times., 1901-10-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The Coming Week to Be Gay With
Many Weddings.

| several engagements Announced
Observation-Disclosures Nuptials to BE
soIemnized by Cardinal Martineiii
| Nothing happened last week but wed
| dings. Nothing but weddings has been
| announced for the week to come.
Society has had cause within the pas'
/ few DAYS to regret the loss of two very
/ pretty girls, who will no longer cal
| Washington home. Immediately after the
marriage of Miss Anne Ridge early &c
Mr.. Ronald Fairfax, the groom took ms
bride North for a short trip before re-
turning to Roanoke, where they are to
live in an old-time Virginia manor, just
outside the town.
Miss Gladys Ffoulke who became Mrs.
Edward Chapman Smith on Thursday
will live in Philadelphia, though the
| groom will take his bride for the winter
to the far South, to remain until spring.
Nine RenEifo, too, will give up her lie
long home here TO reside abroad.
At the marriage of Nine. Rengifo and
Mr. Eugene Tniebaut next Tuesday the
4 ceremony will be solemniZed by Cardinal
; Martinelli Only members of the family
and close relatives. together with the re-
quired witnesses, will be present in the
chapel of the apostolic delegation, where
the service will take place.
On Tuesday also will occur the wedding
of Miss Mary Squire Hinman. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur +. Hinman, and Mr..
Edgar Charles GeIwig, of Philadelphia,
who is the private secretary of the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania. The ceremony
will take place at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, at noon. Owing to re-
cent death in the BRIDES family there Will
be no reception.
As usual, the majority of the weddings
of the coming week will occur on We'd
nesday. At noon Miss Mabel Alerta Dom
nelly and Mr.. Edward Everett Jones Will
be married at Hamline Church; Miss
| Juliet Maud Duvall and DR.. Hanson 7.
A. Lemon at the Metropolitan Church
| at 7:30, and Miss Anetta Landon King
and Mr.. Henry Warren Freeman at St.
| Andrews Church at s. The marriage of
| Miss Mabel Mercedes Burrows to Mr.,
William Carlisle Barr will take place at
| the Burrows home, 2720 n Street, at {
o'clock in the afternoon, the ceremony to
be simple owing to death in the family
of the bride.
The First Secretary of the French En-
bassy and Nine. de Margerie returned to
the city Friday from Manchester-by-the-
Sea, and are now located in their new
house, 1853 n Street.
Mr.. Humphreys Owen, of the British
Embassy. left Newport yesterday for
New York Mr.. Percy Wyndham, of the
Embassy stan, returned to the city on
| Friday.
The Secretary of the Interior is MAX
ing short visit to his summer home at
| Monadnock, n. II. He will be accom-
panied back by his wife and daughters
The First Secretary of the Austrian Le-
CATION and Mrs. Won Cailenberg arrived
| in the city last night, and are now at
their new home on H Street.
Among the titled foreigners who are
to visit Washington tEis winter will be
Prince Giovanni del Drago. He is now
guest of the Marquise de Talleyrand- Peri
gord. at Chatsworth, N. j.
Mrs. Jer ome Bonaparte and her son, Mr
Jerome n. Bonaparte, arrived at their
| Washington home yesterday, after visit
of several months to the Count and Coun-
tess de -Huitfeldt at their estate
in Glorup, Denmark. Mr.. Bonaparte is
| the third of that name to be known in
this country and is the great-grandson Of
Jerome Bonaparte, the younger brother
of Napoleon /, who married in 1903 the
beautiful Baltimorean Miss Elizabeth
Patterson.
Mrs. Levi p. Morton did not accompany
| her husband and two daughters. who ar
rived from Europe yesterday. Mr.. Morton
and his daughters viii spend the remain
der Of the autumn at their place on the
Hudson, where Mrs. Morton will join
them later on.
Miss Helen Gould acted as bridesmaid
at the wedding of her intimate friend.
Miss Florence Bryant Fisher. and Mr..
John C. Juhring, which occurred in the
rose room of the Majestic Hotel, New
| York, last evening.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Cleborne, daughter of Rear Ad
miral ClaDorne retired, to Mr.. Frederick
| McReynolds, of Cleveland.
Mrs Edward S Deane formerly of this
| city, has returned from a northern trip
that included New London, Long Island,
New York and the Buffalo Exposition.
! She win be at home Tuesdays at her
residarce AS South Fairfax Street. Alex
| ardria, Va.
Mr. David H ldorse and Miss May e.
Kuppman, both of New York, were mar
| ried in the Lexington Avenue Baptist
/ Church, at that city, on October Is. The
] contracting parties are well known in this
] city and a number of Washiugtonians
! attended the services. among them be-
! ing Miss Matte Crenziger, Miss Gertrude
/ f. Curran, Fred Kuppman, John Hoffman,
| Edwin Post, p. Stadler j. Hoffman ard
| George Curran.
Miss Alice Hay daughter of the Secre-
tary of State, has arrived at the family
residence. on x Street Mrs and Miss
| Hay are visiting in Cleveland.
| Miss Isabel Hagner has gone to New
York for a few days.
| Again comes the cabled announcement
of the engagement OF Englands premier
peer, the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal
| of Great Britain, this time to Lady Alice
| Fitzwillaan. AS in all previous reports of
| the kind. the duke will probably make a
| prompt denial, and for time the sur
| prising sort of people who have nothing
| better TO do than manufacture and float
| false stories will kindly let him alone
| People who know of his devotion to the
| memory of his handsome young wife who
| died years ago, and of his ceaseiess care
| of their afflicted son, resent as much as
| he does the romantic hbs that crop up
| now and then. In this instance of
| course, the tale NAV be true hut an