Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER FAREWELL COURTESY
TO THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR.
A Former Washingtonian's Engage
ment Announced-Travel Plans
Personal Notes.

The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Hitchcock gave farewell dinner last night
for Count Cassini, when the other guests
were the Secretary of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Metcalf, Maj Gen. and Mrs. Gil
lespie and the Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs PIERCE
The Ross Winans' villa at Newport, Bleak
House, is being opened up in anticipation of
the coming of the family after the wedding
in Europe of Miss Winans and Prince de
Beam.
The engagement of Miss Annie G. Sinner,
daughter of a prominent ranch owner of
Texas. to Lieut.. Cyrus y. Dolph son OF the
late Senator Dolph. has been announced,
ana the wedding set for next September.
Senator and Mrs Nelson w Aldrich ar
rived in Providence from Europe yesterday.
and went direct to their country seat at
Warwick Neck for the summer.
Mr.. NJ E. Havenith. the Belgian charge
d'affaires, is at Atlantic City where he was
given dinner by friends He is accom-
panied by Mr.. August I.ammens of Cam
brai, Belgium.
Dr. and Mrs. H. j Rhett and Mrs L. F.
Blount are recent arrivals at Atlantic City.
Among the 1870 seniors at Smith College
are two Washington girls, Miss Harriette
Parke Shadd and Miss Lora Wright, who
will receive their degrees at commence
ment June 20
Mr.. Silas Hare and wife of Washington,
d. c., accompanied by Major Luther Hare,
L. S. A., retired. are registered Hotel
Sheldon, Ell Paso Texas, en- route to Tomb
stone, Arizona, whence they will proceed
to California
Mrs. Mabel H. Darte. widow of Judge
Alfred Darte. has returned to her apart
ment, 1872 street northwest, after
ten days visit to friends in Philadelphia
and Chester Springs, Pa. Later in the
summer she, with her little daughter, will
join her son, Alfred de Marsan, at Chester
Springs, for an indefinite stay in Penn
sylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Myers of Bethlehem,
Pa, announce the engagement of their
daughter Elise, to Mr.. Robert Parke
Hutchinson of Washington d. c., class of
1904 Lehgh University. Miss Myers is
cousin of Representative McCreary.
Miss Eleanor Thomas Washington of this
city and Mr.. Harris Lghtfoot Forbes of
Annapolis We're married at the residence
of the brides mother, 203 East Capitol
street, in the presence of few friends,
last night.
palms and cut flowers and the scene was
an especially pretty one. After partaklng
of light refreshments Mr.. and Mrs. FORBES
left for their wedding trip, the destination
of which they declined to tell.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Beale have located
at Chevy Chase Inn for the summer
Miss Grace Leonora Zeller of Prospect
street northeast entertained her nttle
friends Saturday from to CLOCK IN
honor of her seventh birthday. AFTER
number of amusing games We're piaSeu'
which were greatly appreciated and en-
joyed by the little ones, refreshments Were
served. Among those present We're me
Payette, Marie and Margaret Watkins
Lula Hobby, Helen Wallace, Ruth Mayors
Grace Beckert, Helen Rinehart, Pearl An
derson and Grace, Eugenia and Magdeline
teller and the Masters Bernard and Law
renee Beckert, Henry Scribner, James NC,
Donald. Francis Kerby, George Payette and
George Cord.
Thursday, June 8, at high noon, in ST
Marks Church, Baltimore, Miss Meta HUI
linen of Staunton. Va, was married TO Dr.
Lewis Edward Rauterberg OF Washne1m4un
d. c. DIR. ]. L. Frantz officiating the
bride was given away by her brother, Dr.
Walter Hullihen of Grant University, Chat-
tanooga, Tenn, and attended by her sister
Miss Jenny Hullihen. with Mr.. Ralph James
of Baltimore as best man. The Weddlng
was a very quiet one, in the presence OF
few friends and relatives. The bride is the
daughter of Rev. w. /. Hu]lihen, rector OF
Trinity Episcopal Church, Staunton, va.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Sanderson announce
the marriage Of their daughter, sadie A, TO
Howard w Stein of Philadelphia, Wednes-
day June 7, 1905, at o'clock AT nome
after June IA, 1910.
Mr. and Mrs Cha5. McCauley gave a
euchre party Tuesday evening in honor OF
the seventh anniversary of their wedding.
The first prizes were won by mrs. Chas;
Guiles and Mr.. Daniel F. Hail; the second
nrizes by Miss Mildred Tucker and Mr.
Arthur RosseI During the evening musl-
cal selections were rendered by Messrs;
Hall and Simonton. Dancing was INDUCED
in until late hour, after "1ien lerae ean,
were the Misses McDermott of HyattsVille.
Md: Mr. and Mrs. Chas Guiles, MI ana
Mrs Archibald Magruder, Mr.. ana MIS- MS
Arthur Rossell, the Misses Mable Dell,
blanche McBurney, Mildred Tucker, Annie
Magruder, Mary and Elizabeth McCauley,
Messrs. William NJ. Hall, John NJ Connel'
Harry T. Hall. John P. Fogarty. Leo r.
Simonton. Daniel F. Hall and Master Ed
ward McCauley.
Tho marriage of Miss Kate Blanche
Raker second daughter of the late DR.. and
Mrs l.. W. Baker of Temple, Tex, and
Mr.. John Fletcher Moulden or TINS CITY
took place at the Church or the inGafna-
ton Wednesday evening at Z 30 o'clock, the
Rev. Tayloe Snyder officiating. The bride
was escorted to the altar and given away
by her uncle Mr.. William Anthony wayne
of this city who has been her guardian
since she was five years of age. Her elder
sister, Miss Olivia Baker was her maid OF
honor and only attendant. and was peauu-
fully attired in a gown of pale blue crepe
She carried white carnations and preceded
the BRIDE whose petite blonde beauty was
greatly enhanced by her dress of white
crepe with bridal veil. Her shower bouquet
was of bride roses and maidenhair fern
The ceremony was followed by reception
at the home of the brides aunt, where the
couple received the congratulations of their
relatives and friends
The residence of Mrs Louisa Eccard,
1890 New Hampshire avenue northwest,
was the scene last evening of a delightful
reception, given to Mr.. and Mrs. August
Eccard who have just returned from their
wedding trip. The parlors were handsomely
decorated with palms and American beauty
roses and other flowers, and a large num-
Der of the friends of the young couple
greeted them and extended hearty congrat-
ulations. After a few musical selections
the guests were ushered into the dining