The Washington times., 1905-11-20
BERLIN TO LIONRE
AMERICAN WOMAN
Countess Won GOetzen Pop
ular in Society.
OF OLD MARYLAND FAMILY
Met Her Husband While the Latter
Was German Military Attaache
at Washington.
OF OLD MARYLAND FAMILY

Senior Nabuco. the Brazilian ambas-
sador, and Sonora Nabuco will enter
tain theater party tonight
Mrs. William H Owens has gone for a
visit 10 Lakewood, n. J., and is stop
ping at the Towers.
According to foreign dispatches, an
other American woman will be lionized
in Berlin this winter. The Kaiser will
change his viceroy in German East
Africa, Count Won Goetzen, to Berlin,
where he Will be director OF colonies
AS the count IS favorite of the Kaiser,
this is thought a move on his part,
not only to have von Goetzen near him,
but with the assistance of parliament to
make him minister of colonies.
As the wife of an imperial minister,
the former Miss Loney, now Countess
Won Goetzen. would occupy a command
Ing position in the German capital. su-
per1or, socially, TO that of any other
American woman. She would reside in
q palace, owned and maintained by the
government. and her present income,
already very large would be consider
ably augmented The proposed advance
ment of Count Gcetzen is a proof of
the kaiser's confidence in the former
military attache at Washington.
Countess Won Goetzen is we'll remem-
bered in Baltimore. Nd, as the beau
tiful Miss Loney. coming of the old
family OF Maryland Loneys. She has
several relatives living in Baltimore, in
cluding her brother. Thomas P. Loney,
1870 North Calvert street, who is
member of the chamber of commerce
and well-known grain merchant
Air. and Mrs Thomas Evans Greene.
the latter formerly Miss Katie V. VIII
son. viii be at home 70 their friends
Thursday evenings during the season at
their new home. in the Plaza, Washing
ton Circle.
The Thanksgiving silver Offering Of
the Southern Relief Society will be held
at Confederate Veterans Hall on Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons S. Smith have
taken apartments at the Cairo for
the season.
Miss Carolyne Porte. who went abroad
early in the summer to visit MIR. and
Mrs. Henry s. Welcome. in their home
the winter and possibly reside perman-
emily in England.
The marriage OF Lieut. Arthur Barnes
Keating, [. s. N. to Miss Louise Ogle
Bean win take place next Saturday an.
ernoon in st. Paurs Episcopal Church
Baltimore. and will be followed BY a. re-
ception In the home Of the brides moth
er. Mrs. Edward Sinclair BeaII. Miss
Beall and Lieutenant Heating have
many friends in this city.
The marriage OF Miss Cora Nav I.von
and Howard Delmar Chapman viii take
place Wednesday evening at 7 O'Clock
at the residence OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Lyon, Il Tenth
street northeast. The officiating clergy
man will be Rev. John Compton BAH.
pastor OF the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. The maid Of honor will be Mis-
Ethel Fleherty and the best man Mr.
aeS fba S-;5s 5aookSi M, Inc two little nieces Of
Lyon viii be the ribbon girls.
The Swiss ChilSe" 10 be given at the
Masonic Temple "Staunacherinv TO-DAY
promises 70 be an interesting event. IT
Is an entertainment. bazaar, and dance
the costumes Of the cantons of Switz.
erland adding particular interest and
brilliancy TO the event. An orchestra
viii furnish dance music and fbsre sra
a lot Of beautiful domestic and i'm
ported articles for sale
Mr.. and Mrs. William IT. Griffith. who
were married last April, have returned
TO the city. They are now located At
the Wyoming for the winter.
Mrs. W c. Schneider, OF 2o2s Fifteenth
Molly Schneider, OF Staten Island. Mrs
Schneider, who has been devoting her
self 10 literature in the last year will
have her first book brought out early
IN December.
The board of managers Of the wo-
mems Christian Association, assisted nv
the officers OF the Y. w. c. A. will
give their anniversary rea at the home
119 Thirteenth street. tomorrow, from
to s O'Clock. The guests will be re-
ceived by Mrs. John NJ. Harlan, Mrs.
David J. Brewer, Mrs. II. B. f. Mac
fsrland, Mrs. Bodhsn. and Mrs. e.
Whittlesey. Mrs. n. A. Robbins. Mrs.
A A Aspinwall, Mrs. II. D. Miriek.
Mrs ]. J. Barnes. Miss Mabel Thurston.
Miss NJ. =. Pancoast, Mrs. William ]
Father, Mrs r. II. T. Leopold and
Mrs. ID. A. Freeman will preside at the
different tables in the supper room.
Among the other ladies assisting Will
be Miss Helen Woodward. Miss Eliza
beth Peet, Miss Bertha EnderIe. Miss
Jessie Potwin, Mrs. j. L. Nuber, Mrs.
f c. Handy, Mrs. Herbert T.. Day
Miss +. A. Henderson, Miss Flora
Rhees, Mrs. J. Kirk Holmes, Miss Sarah
Wright, and Miss Beatrice Sampson
Miss Elton ROnsaVille. violinist ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs Vree-
land viii play during the afternoon.
The Junior Section or the Council of
Jewish Women held its monthly meet
ing yesterday afternoon in the vestry
rooms of the Eighth Street Temple and
in spite OF the inciemency of the
weather they had "A large and enthusl-
astio attendance. The first part OF the
afternoon was taken up in discussing a
set OF resolutions drawn Zip by a special
committee, to be presented at the tri-
annual convention of the c. J. N 10
be held In Chicago in December, and
plans were formulated for an entertain
ment 10 be given IN January. A musical
program followed. Miss Katzcn sang
and Mr.. Marks played piano solos A
paper was TO have been read, on the
two hundred and fiftieth anniversary OF
the Hebrews in America, but on account
of the lengthy business meeting it was
postponed.