The Washington times., 1904-03-28

Engagements and We'd
dingS Announced.
Miss Elsie Whelan viii Soon
Become the Bride of
Robert GOelet.

! The engagement of Miss Elsie Wnalan,
/ of Philadelphia. to Robert Goelet Of
New York. has been announced, and the
wedding Will take place in June at
/ Clovelly, the country home of the brides
parents, near Devon. The marriage
/ promises to be one of the most notably
/ brilliant affairs Of the season.
Friends of Miss Whclan and Mr. Goe-
/ let have anticipated this announce
ment for some time. Both are extreme
! ly popular in society at Newport, Phila-
/ delphia. and New York, and the happy
conclusion TO their long attachment has
+ been awaited with interest
Miss Wheian is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Whelan, Of Philadel-
phia, and a sister of Mrs Craig Biddle,
under whose chaperonage she made her
debut at Newport two years ago She
/ is one of the beauties Of the younger
social set, is a talented artist and has
1 devoted much Of her time to the cult
walton Of her voice.
Robert GOelct was a frequent visitor
TO Washington while his aunt. Lady
Herbert. presided at the British en-
EASY. he is an enthusiastic automO-
biiist, yachtsm2n and sportsman. He
IS now a student at Columbia Law
School. New York.
An interesting wedding Of Easter week
viii be that of Miss Wiihemina Agnes
Reeve, daughter Of Mrs. Felix Alexan-
/ der Reeve. to DIT. Green Baughman, Of
IlchmOnd- Va. The ceremony will be
performed on Wednesday. April 6. at the
nome nome, OF the brides parents, 1873 Nine
teenth Street
On the same day. at Il o'clock. Miss
Julia Eva GOber. daughter OF DR.. ". y.
Gober. will become the bride Of Lieut..
william Alden Powell. Of the Medical
corps OF the Army. at St Johns Church.
The American ambassador to Italy.
Mr.. Meyer, was yesterday the guest at
dinner Of Emperor William of Germany.
on board the German imperial yacht,
Iohenzollern. at Naples. Ambassador
Meyer went from Rome to Naples at the
invitation Of the Emperor. and later
accompanied his majesty 20 Mount Cas-
sinO 10 view the work Of restoring some
OF the famous mQsaiCs at the Benedic-
tine Abbey a that place.
The guide was the third dinner guest.
the Rev Father Bonitace krug, FORM
erly Of the Benecictiue Abbey a Beatty
Mrs James w Pinchot Will entertain
at musicale on Friday evening. when
the artist is TO be Francis Rogers, OF
New York. The entertainment is 10 be
in aid of St. Adams Parish Guild Hail
ana the patronesses are to be Mrs. Hay
Mrs. Hitchcock. Mrs Dewey. Mrs
Charles Glover Mrs. William s. Cowles.
Mrs Gardiner Hubbard. Mrs. Wayne
MacNeagh. Mrs. Archibald hopkins
-4rs. John r. Mclean, Mrs. Rust, Mrs
Audcnreid, Mrs. James r. Garfield. Miss
Kibbey and Miss Hagner.
Miss Marie Won Unschuld the talent
ed young Austrian pianist, gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her home,
I'D Connecticut Avenue. when she vel
coined a number Of prominent musical
people Of Washington.
Miss Won Unschuld is a most interest
Ing young hostess, and has become inn
gccnsely popular curing her short resi-
dence In Washington
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, who is spending
n short while at Atlantic City, is Sc
Iiously III from the effects Of an at
tack Of acute indigestion Mrs. Davis
condition was sufficiently alarming on
Saturday and Sunday TO require the
constant attendance Of d physician.
Miss Ethel Carpenter. of 40 p Street
northwest, was pleasantly surprised on
Saturday evening. her birthday by her
PARENTS. who invited company OF
young people to spend the evening.
The usual games and musical selec-
tons formed pleasing entertainment for
the young folks.
A dispatch from Baltimore announces
the marriage in that city on last Sat
urday of Miss Mary L. Snowfall of
Washington. TO Henry r Marschalk, Of
PEiladelDhia, By the Rev Edgar r.
Dickersou. rector of St. Peters Episco-
pal Church
The Chinese minister. Sir Chentung
Liaug-Cheug. viii be the host tomorrow
night az reception in honor of the
Philips Andover Alumni Association.
Alfred Z. Stern, principal of the school,
is now guest at the legation. Secretary
MOODY and other prominent officials viii
be among the guests.
Col. Clarence Edwards has returned
TO Washington from visit TO Mrs
Edwards and their daughter at Saranac
Lake. Mrs. Edwards friends Will be
glad to know that she is fast regaining
her health.
Spencer Eddy, first secretary of the
American enbs sly at St. Petersburg. is
among the. guests of the Grand Duke
ard Grand Duchess Vladimir. who ere
entertaining shooting party at
CatSchina.
Miss Anne Davis is again in wash
inEton after a visit TO her sister, Mrs.
W r. Smith. at West Point. Miss
Davis engagement to Lieut. c. ~.
Wesson, L. S. \, was recently an
nounced.
Mrs Dulles, of WATERFOWL. y y. is
the guest Of her mother Mrs.. John w
Foster Mrs Foster and Mrs Dulles
viii be at home informally this after
noon
Mrs Westinghouse VIII spend The
spring season in Washington, having