Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE WORLD LOVES A LOVER AND
SHOWS IT.
A Dinner for the Earl and His Bride
Elect-Miss Roosevelt's Happy
Days Notes.

The recent international romances are
flooding with sunshine not only the paths
| OF the happy principals, but likewise all
| In contact with them. Mr.. Harry Thaw
| signalized the family pleasure In the COM
ing marriage Of his sister and his friend.
the Earl Of Yarmouth, by large dinner
last night at his residence on Lafayette
square. at which his mother, Mrs. Thaw,
presided, and the earl and Miss Alice Thaw
| were present. with the ambassador Of
| italy and Mime. Mayor des Planches, the
minister OF Belgium and Baroness Mon
| cheur, the Countess Cassini, Mrs. Arthur
Paget. Miss Mary Patten, Miss Emily Wal
ZACH. the minister Of Portugal, Baron Won
Ritter, General Young, Mr.. Nicholas Long
worth, Mr.. Woodbury. Blair and Mr.. Waldo
| Story.
Another happy couple at this moment
whose matrimonial prospects interest two
| countries are Miss Ellen Nixon Vain of
Philadelphia, whose great-grandfathers were
| both signers Of the Declaration Of INDIE
| pendence- Robert Morris and John Nixon
| Jacques de Boyer de Fonscolombe de Mey-
ronnet, Baron de st. Marc, son Of Baron de
| St. Marc, the owner of the historical cha
| teau of st. Marc and Of the chateau Of
| Mortefontaine, built by Joseph Bonaparte,
bought by the Prince Of Condo and left by
| will to the baron's mother. The baron is
| twenty-eight, goes in for yachting, polo
| and has reputation in France as an ex-
| pert with the foils. He has spent one
month in his wooing, and ane wedding day
| Is already arranged for near date. The
| couple will live at Aiken Provence, where
] the barons estates are located.
The Joy of the minister of Corea and
Mime. Pavlow. whose marriage last week
| at the Russian embassy caused them to
start on their wedding trip so forgetful Of
| things mundane that madame's jewelry bag
was left behind at the Arlington, where the
couple had remained over night The bag
| turned up all right and second short trip
| was planned. Mr.. and Nine. Pavlow are
now back at the Russian embassy to remain
until they start on their trip to Corea.
| The second engagement to be announced
| In the Hone family within the week is that
| Of Frederic de Peyster Hone, eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hone CMiss Cadwalader)
/ Of Gramercy Park, New York, to Miss
! Merton Of Lyons.
The engagement of Miss Alice Castelman
to Mr.. Augustus Crane Hone was an
| nounced few days ago. Both young men
are nephews Of Mr.. Augustus Crane of this
| city and grandsons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
| tus Crane of Morristown, N. j., who are
| spending the winter here.
| Miss Roosevelt, whose New Orleans visit
has been series Of delightful triumphs,
and party Of New Orleans society people,
| including Miss Myrtle Stauffer, queen of
| the Comus ball, on a special train for
AVery's Island, where they will be the
guests OF the Mc1lhenney family until Mon
day. Miss Roosevelt and Miss Root will
| start for Washington next Tuesday.
Mrs. T. B. M. Mason was at Nice last
Friday and Saturday to attend the mar
riage Of her niece, Miss Margaret Richie
Adams, daughter of Commander Evans
q. s. ~, to Henry Percival Dodge, secre-
tary of the United States embassy at Ber-
lin.
Miss Mary Stone Field, daughter of Mrs.
Cyrus w. Field, was married yesterday to
DR.. Henry Pfeiffer at her mothers home,
No. As 9th avenue, New York. The bride
was dressed in white crepe de chine, trim
| med with old lace, and wore tulle veil.
She was given away by her uncle Giles
Tinker of Brooklyn, and was attended by
| two brtdesmaids-Miss Leila FIackett of
Easton, Pa, in a frock Of lavender crepe de
chine. and Miss Elizabeth Hine Of Youngs-
| town. Ohio, in yellow crepe de chine. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev DR..
Ferguson of Ossining, N. Y. After the
wedding breakfast and reception DR.. Pfeif-
fer and his bride started for Palm Beach,
where they will spend their honeymoon.
Capt. and Mrs. Fenton have arrived for
visit to Gen. and Mrs. Rochester, parents of
the latter. Mrs. Fenton will remain with
her parents during her husbands absence
in the Philippines, where he has been or
dered.
.. ..
cons yesterday, their guests being friends
among the D. A. r. delegates from their
states.
The Misses Brueninger will be at home to-
morrow.
Mrs T. H. Mckee and Mrs. Greenstreet Of
1920 21st street will not be at home tomor-
row, but will receive Wednesday March a.
for the last time this season.
Mrs. Taylor, 2O07 Massachusetts avenue
will not be at home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Charles G. Stott will be at home for
the last time this season tomorrow at 1927
Harvard street. Her sister, Mrs. Johnson |
R. Morgan Of Cumberland will be with her.
Master Thomas Alfred Eppley the three
year-old SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion K.
Eppley of No. $50 G street southwest, enter |
tained his juvenile friends at a birthday
party Monday evening. Among his guests
Alberta, Lydia and Mildred Eppley, Masters
Horace Blair and Lester Smithson. The
parlor was tastefully decorated with the
national colors and ported plants The young
folks were assisted in an enjoyable evening
by Miss Lille King, Mrs. Mamie Downs,
Mr. and Mrs. jackson Blair and Mrs. Lydia
Eppley.
Miss Pearl Kenner. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Kenner of Riverton, Va, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ]. Berner, 11O4
L street, where she will be pleased to meet
her friends.
Mrs Jules A. Demonet Of 1909 H street
entertained at luncheon yesterday in honor
of her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Bokel Of Baltimore.
Her guests were: Mrs. Mckinley. Mrs.
Hodges, Mrs. Cammack Mrs May, Mrs.
King, Mrs. Won Haake, Mrs. Vandergrift,
Mrs. Domer, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Charles
H. Demonet, Miss Cavanaugh and Miss
Jourgerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth w. Polliffe enter
tanned a small party at euchre Wednesday
evening. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Upton, Mr.. and Mrs Charles M.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Satterf1eld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis r. Smith. Miss Upton. Miss
HamHn, Mrs. George D. Smith, Judge w.
D. Harlan, Mr.. George Sholes, Mr.. George
T. Smith and Mr.. Alfred N. Smith. A de-
lightfu collation. was served after the