Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TWO MORE EASTER WEEK CHURCH
WEDDINGS.
There Some Notables May Be Found
interesting Personal
Notes.


Margaret's Church. Saturday, April %.
Miss Helen Clahaugh, eldest daughter of
Chief Justice and Mrs. CIabaugh, will be
married to Mr.. Ben iamin Paulding Lam
berton, jr., formerly of Washington, but
now of Schenectady, n. Y. The ceremony
will be at st. TLomas' Church at 4:30 pm
and Rev. DIR. c. Ernest Smith will officiate
The bride will be attended by her sister
Miss Ka tharine Claba ugh. as maid of honor.
and Miss Emily Bruno and Miss Pansy
Lyon of Baltimore, Mss Elizabeth Lamber-
ton, Miss Mary LaN berton. Miss Constance
Adee and Miss Blanch Burrell as brides
maids. Mr.. A NJ. Jackson of Schenectady
will be best man and Messrs Victor Robert
Stedman, John Gardner and Turner Will
lard of New York, WLIiam Hewson of Phil
adelphia, Lawrence Osborne of Schenectady
and Orville Ecker of this city will be
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald De Koven are at
Hot Springs, Va.
Early departures for Europe In the dip
lomatic corps will include the Countess Cas-
SIM, who sails tomorrow, and the Cuban
minister and Nine. Quesada. who go by the
middle of the month The Russian ambas-
sador had hoped to go abroad this month,
but has been prevented by his duties here.
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robinson the latter
sister of the President. are at Porto Rico,
staying with Governor and Mrs. Winthrop,
with whom they have made a tour of the
island.
After spending a pleasant winter in Flor
ida Mrs. Bradburn, Miss Bradburn, Mrs
Hewson and daughter Marjorie of Peters
boro Canada, are in this city, the guests
of Mrs. w. W. Bullen.
Miss Margaret Bell Field. daughter of
Captain and Mrs. John NJ. Field, was mar
ried in San Juan Saturday evening to Lieut..
ri nf
Infantry. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. David Wells, jr., of Grace Church,
Oswego, N. Y. uncle of the bride, in the
ballroom at the infantry barracks. The
usherS were Capt. +. H. Delano, L. s. NJ
c.; Vincent Rockwell of the navy and Lieu
tenants William Lay Patterson, William s.
Woodruff and F. c. Wood of the Porto Ri
can Regiment. The bridesmaids were Miss
Francis NJ. Field and Miss Edith L. Evans,
and the maid of honor was Miss Caroline
w. Field. Lieut.. Col. C. ]. Crane, Sth
United States Infantry, was best man.
Governor and Mrs. Winthrop and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson,
were present at the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Harrison and the
mother of the former were among those
who had an audience with the Pope last
Saturday.
Tomorrow at the Union Club, New York
city, a dinner will be given in honor of
Capt. Won Hebbnghaus, naval attache of
the German embassy at Washington. who
Is the personal representative of the kaiser
in the negotiations with the American yacht
clubs for the ocean race for that monarch's
cup.
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, jr, gave chill
drens fancy dress party in the tea house
on her place at Aiken, S. c., last week.
Mrs. Margaret Greer of this CITY an
nounces the engagement of her daughter
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Christian of Richmond, Va.
General and Mrs. Draper will be estab-
lished at their place at Hopedale. Mass
within the next fortnight.
Miss Langhorne leaves today for Califor-
MIA, en- route for the Philippines, to visit
her brother.
Mrs. Mary j. Whipple of the Franklin
has gone to Atlantic City.
Col c. A. Stedman. U. S. A. 9Th Cavalry,
is on short leave and, with Mrs. Stedman
is visiting Rear Admiral and Mrs. Lamber-
ton, 1919 n street northwest.
A number of young people spent pleas
ant evening last Friday at a party given
by Miss May Raymond at her home 313
+ street northeast. The chief feature of
the evening was game of hearts, first prize
being captured by Mr. Phillip Ward. In an
eye-guessing game Miss May Weidman and
ftelQ SneSelQlne Were the successful
contestants. During the evening many Vo-
cal and instrumental selections We're rem
dered At late hour dainty refreshments
Were served, after which dancing was en-
joyed Those present were: Misses Olive
Johnson. Florence johnson, Olive Barber
Lille McCullum, BERTHE Hough, Elsie Rob-
erts, Josephine Richmond, Theresa Rich
mond, May Wedman, Gertrude Weidman
Louise Galliher, Stella Raymond and May
Raymond, and Messrs Franklin Eaton Neil
Eiker. Guy Eiker, Philip Ward, William
Harris, Reid Cheseldine, Harold Whiting.
Jack Carraway, Eddie O'Reilly, Horace Ly-
brand and Frank Byrne and Miss Virginia
Raymond and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard.
Mrs. Frederick Philips of Marlborough
N. c., announces the engagement of her
daughter, Josephine, to Mr.. Albert Pike of
Washington. The wedding will take place
on the 9th of this month and will be very
quiet owing to the recent death of Miss
Philips father.
Mrs. Frank w. Hackett, who has been
in Paris since last September will sail on
the Sth for America.
Mrs. Marx Kaufman has announced that
the marriage ceremony of her daughter,
Josepha, and Mr.. Elliott Strouse of Balti-
more, will take place April 16 at o'clock,
at her residence on Capitol HILL The mar
members of the family being invited. Mr..
Strouse is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Strouse of Baltimore. Mrs. Harry NJ.
Kaufman will be matron of honor, and
Mr.. Albert Berwonder of New York will
be best man. Rev. DR.. Stern and Rabbi
Simon will officiate.
The Countess Cassini, daughter of the
Russian Ambassador, leaves for New York
today, whence she sails tomorrow for
long visit to relatives in Russia.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Halstead, three chill
dram maid sailed for England last f.
urday to be absent till October.
Mr. and Mrs Whittemore expect to pass
the summer in Germany, sailing in the lat
ter part of May.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Usher left for
their home at Marblehead, Mass, yester-
day after several weeks visit with Mrs.
H. B. Winslow, the Misses Eta and Hattie
U. Winslow and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ohm of
Takoma Park, d. c.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Stewart J. King and Pauline Walter.