Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SHAW'S FAMILY
WILL SUMMER IN EUROPE.
Little Items Of News Concerning Peo.
pie in the Public Eye-Travel
Plans-Notes.

Secretary Shaw has in contemplation
short European trip with his family the
coming July. The Secretary and his wife
will be at Cornell College, Mt Vernon,
Iowa, the middle of June for the graduation
Of their daughter Enid. Mrs. Shaw and the
Misses Enid and Ionia will stay abroad all
summer. The family sails July and the
Secretary will be back again in early Au-
gust.
Lady Herbert, who has been visiting her
parents in New York, is expected home to-
day or tomorrow. Her brother, Mr.. Richard
T. Wilson, jr, underwent serious opera
ton yesterday, but is thought to have stood
the ordeal successfully.
Miss Daisy Rush of this city is visiting
Miss Biddle in Philadelphia. who is enter
tanning frequently in her honor.
The engagement of Miss Christine
Wheeler of Philadelphia and Capt. Philip
Wainman of the Royal Worcestershire Reg
iment, England, has just been announced
The young lady Is a sister of the Countess
Pappenheim, whose brilliant marriage to
Bavarian nobleman in 1890 and their subse-
quent unhappness and separation created
each in turn such extended public comment
Miss Virginia Evans youngest daughter
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robley d. Evans,
u. S. N, was married last week In the En-
gIish cathedral at Toxic, Japan, to Mr.. Har-
old ingalls, Sewell of Boston. The couple
will reside in the latter city. The bride Is
great favorite in this city-her home
where she has SO many relatives ana
friends.
Mrs. James Colfelt is entertaining her
sister, Miss Gertrude Wiltbank of Phila-
delphia, whose marriage to Mr.. Cnnord
ILL %.l-@ al IN,
the home of Judge Wiltbank, Malvern, Pa
A supper party was given to the mem
bers Of the Hilton base ball team last
Saturday evening by the Misses l.. and Z.
Morten French and Collins Those pres
ent were Messrs. Ellsworth. Perry. Glib
bons. Luccock, Burchard, Smith. Lusby,
Oyster, Hauke, Poston and Bartlett
Mr.. and Mrs. Amnon Behrend and fam
fly and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Behrend
are now living in their new home, 1441
Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Susan B. Cook left for Atlanta, Ga,
this morning with party to attend the
conference of charities and corrections,
after which she is to visit Tuskegee, jack
sonville, Fla. New Orleans and few
other southern cities. She expects to be
away from the city until June
Friday. May I, the Harmony Club met
at Mrs r L. Irwin's, 9OS New Hampshire
avenue northwest. The roll call was re-
sponded to with quotations. In place OF
the usual topic for the evening the CLUB
listened to an address on theosophy by
Mrs. A. M. Jaquess. After social even
ing refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard F. Jones,
Mrs. J. ]. Lewis, Mrs. A. NJ Jaquess. Mrs.
F. G. Friedrich. Mrs. r. F. Irwin and MI.
Wilson Gregory.
Miss Eva Carson of Springfield Ohio, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore. ITO New Hampshire avenue.
The Washington branch of the alumni Of
Lake Erie College met last Saturday at
the home Of Mrs. Samuel McVey McCul-
Tough, 1876 18th street northwest. The fol-
lowing members were present: Mrs. Nc
Cullough, Mrs. Albert B. Bushnell. Miss
Clara G. Brewer. Mrs. Frederick c. Bryan,
Miss Emma M. Gillett, Mrs N. Warthing-
ton Dorsey, Mrs Julia L. Bodfsh, Mrs.
Marcus Baker, Mrs. Ellen S. Mussey, Miss
Mary A. Brewer and Mrs. John c. Eaton,
who is an honorary member. The guests
were Mrs. Charles W. Newton Of the To-
ledo branch and Mrs. D. l.. Smith of Con-
meant, Ohio Prior to the business meet
ing the hostess served dainty lunch and
a social hour was enjoyed. The annual
election of officers resulted in the choice of
MRS. BuSnneu IOT pTeSlutnl MISS Slilell LOT
vice president and Miss Brewer for secre-
tary-treasurer. Plans for next years work
were discussed and arrangements made for
a meeting to be held soon when the alumni
and their friends would meet the president
of the board of trustees, Mr.. James r. Gar
field.
Mrs Fannie Greenapple will be at home
Sunday evening May 10, from to
10, at $50 9th street southeast. in honor of
the confirmation of her son Sylvan Green
apple.
Mrs. D. P Morgan, accompanied by Miss
White, left Friday last for Boston, to be
gone for ten days. and will go to New
port for the summer
Mr. Medill Mccormick. the fiance Of Miss
Ruth Hanna, has leased an apartment on
the Lincoln Park boulevard, Chicago. The
wedding day for this young couple is June
10.
Mrs. Hobart. widow of the late Vice
President, who Is to make California tour
with Senator and Mrs. Alger, is now their
guest at their Detroit home. Mrs. Alger
gives tea and dinner in her honor to-
morrow.