Evening star., 1905-10-23

| COdHtTys VIII De married november i III
Cincinnati. Miss Lucie Mason Parker, weii
known in Cincinnati society, is his BRIDE
elect.
| Bishop Cranston is now attending con-
| .vention in North Carolina For years he
| lived in Cincinnati, where he was in charge
of the Methodist Eook Concern. and after
ward went to Portland. Ore. Miss Parker
is near middle age and for time was a
| teacher in an eastern college. She has mark
| ed literary ability The wedding will take
place at the Avondale home of William c.
Heron. relative. 1t will be the bishops
third marriage
Miss Alice Roosevelt. 1t is said. IS to be
MI. u. H. Harriman's guest on his trans
continental flyer, which is to leave San
francisco on the arrival of the Pacific
Mail steamer Siberia. Mr. Hartman ex-
poets to lower the record and to make the
race 10 chicago In fifty-s x hours, six hours
raster than the best record standing. Only
fifteen hours VIII be needed if all goes
Wen, from Chicago to New York. The
train, 1t Is believed, will go by way of
Washington to the latter city.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst is the owner of i'm
mense cattle ranches, one of which. the
Hacienda Bavicora, is 5 tuated in Chihua
hua, Mexico, about 125 miles south of
Casas Grands. Early this month she trav-
eled In her private car to Temosachic, the
nearest point on the railroad, and then
drove to her big stock farm. Mrs. Hearst
Is well known to the people of the state
not only through her philanthropy and her
interest in education, but because of her
vast holdings, which give employment to
hundreds. Besides Hacienda Bavicora she
is largely interested in Mexican mines and
oil wells.
Mr.. William L. Carroll has returned to
his residence, 1903 Massachusetts avenue
after spending the summer on the New
England coast. His daughter. Miss Grace
Carroll, left New York last week with
friends for a yachting trip to southern
seas, from which she will return here dur
ing the early winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Willard will cele-
brate their golden wedding anniversary by
a reception Monday, Novebmer g. to Z,
at their residence. 1893 X street, occa-
sion which will interest not only the hun
dreds and hundreds of their friends in this
city, but elsewhere The invitations are just
out.
Senator William A Clarke has just ar
rived from Italy and Paris, accompanied by
Mrs. Clarke and their young daughter
Miss Pauline Morton. daughter of the
former Secretary. is included in all the lists
of prospective debutantes of the coming
winter in New York. Washington, how
ever, can claim the honor of having given
Miss Polly her first social winter. Her
debut and the first snow of last December
which mantled the city and made 1t white
world for nearly twenty-four hours were
simultaneous events, one long g-to-be-remem-
bered Saturday afternoon. The flowers sent
the pretty bud on that occasion overf1owed
the drawing room out to the dining room
and stretched around the walls framed one
of the most notable gatherings of the win
ter, and one which certainly ushered in for
the special star of the day such a whirl of
nv,1 off tbnf 6n,- h1
eclipsed by even a New York program.
Dr. and Mrs. Addinell Hewson of PhiIadel-
phia will introduce their daughter Miss
Ellen on Thursday December T. and at the
same time will present Miss Katherine Cla-
baugh, daughter of Justice Clabaugh of this
city, to Philadelphia society. Miss Clabaugh
will spend the winter months with DR.. and
Mrs. Hewson.
Senior Felipe Pardo, recently appointed
minister to this country from Peru. is
brother of the president of Peru. and has
been recently married. He and his bride
are expected here about the 1st of Decem-
bar.
Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin, wife of Admiral
Baldwin has taken house on Madison
avenue. New York, for the winter, and will
give number of entertainments there for
her debutante granddaughter, Miss Edith
Deacon.
Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew
have been among the members of the house
party given for the week end by Mrs. Ham
ilton NICK. Twombley at Florham, her
country place. near Madison, N ].
Mrs Letter and her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, the Earl and Countess of Suffolk, are
still at London hotel. where the former
has been Ill several times lately. The fam
lily group is living very quietly.
Gen. Morteza Kahn, minister plenipoten-
tiary of Persia to the United States and to
Mexico, has started from the latter country
to this city, travelling by way of San Fran
cisco and Seattle.
Lord Maiden. son of the Earl of Essex,
and heir to the title, whose stepmother was
Miss Adele Grant of this city, chose an old
fashioned elopement, with. however all the
modern helps that a fast automobile and
special licenses could expedite for his mar
riage last week. He drove down to Ayles-
bury in his motor. and at o'clock the next
morning was a the gates of the old manor
house. where his equally romantic brde-to-
be only awaited the pulling of string that
had been conveniently attached to her win
dow, and three short tootS horn, to let
her know the bridegroom was ready. The
young lady, who was Miss Freeman and
the belle of the county, crept out of the
house and jumped into the motor. The
marriage was at Croencester close by and
later on a telegram broke the news to her
parents.
Miss Agnes Edith Lohr from ST. Paul
Mimi, who has returned from a years
sojourn in Europe, is visiting her sister
Mrs. L. p. Schmitz 1712 14th street north
west
Mr. Herman Shirley and brother of Hay
market, Va, were Sunday visitors in the
city. Last evening they were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Polkinghorn and
family Of South Carolina avenue.
Miss Clara Donohoe of Capitol Hill has
returned home after six weeks visit in
Michigan. She attended several house
parties given by her classmates of George
town. A party of friends accompanied her
as far as Niagara on her return.
Miss Annie T. Shughrue of this city and
Mr.. John Meagher, jr., formerly of this
city, but now resident of Los Angeles,
Cal, were married at St. Vincents Catho-
lie Church. Los Angeles. Thursday. Oc-
tober IL, 1905
At the residence of the brides parents,
81 Massachusetts, avenue northeast Wednes-
day evening. October Is, Miss Ida Belle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. Tooly, and
Mr. Cha arlaS Il Ward SON nf Govt arxcor