Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-11
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
REFUSED A PRINCE AND WON By
A MARQUIS.
Miss Madeline Goddard, Daughter Of
Col. Goddard, to Marry Marquis
Rene D,Andigne in November.

Miss Madeline Goddard. daughter Of Col.
r. H. I. Goddard. and q first cousin of
Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin of New York. is en-
gagged to marry the Marquis Rene DAN
digne. whose home is in Anjou, France.
Miss Goddard. who has rejected many
titled suitors. including prince. is one of
the greatest heiresses In America, and Is
well known in New York. Newport and So
cial circles. Her father. Col. Goddard. is
the democratic convention nominee for the
seat at present occupied in the United
States Senate by George Peabody Wet
more Her hobby is athletics, and she is also
an accomplished vioifnst. Among her
| relatives abroad is Lady Vernon Harcourt.
Miss Goddard has been abroad for some
time, and was joined yesterday at the
Chateau Monet, in Anjou. where her fiance
resides, by her father. Immediately on his
arrival the engagement was announced.
The Marquis D'Antigne is the son of Gen.
MARQUIS DAntigne, who was hero of the
Franco-Prussian war. and who was wound
ed three times at the battle of Sedan. The
present marquis was born in London while
bassy there. He is wealthy land owner
in southern France. The wedding will take
place in November.
Prince and Princess Michael Cantacuzene,
who have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
]. Berwind, have returned to Governors
Island to visit Gen. and Mrs. Frederick D.
Grant.
Harold Vanderbilt and Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Burden, jr., are staying at Blen-
helm as the guests of the Duke and
Duchess Of Marlborough.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney have
arrived from England, and have gone to
their place on Long Island for the autumn.
Mrs. Donald Mclean and her daughters
are spending the autumn at the United
States Hotel, Saratoga Springs.
Lady Herbert the sister of Mrs. Ogden
Goelet and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr.,
will pass part of the winter in New York
with her relatives. Lady Herbert is put
ting aside mourning for her husband, for
merly British ambassador to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ripley are being con-
graduated on the birth of son on Satur-
day last al their place at Bernardsville. N.
]. Mrs. Ripley was Miss Bell of Washing
ton, and her wedding was celebrated about
q year ago.
who is to marry Miss Blight at Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church, October II,
has arrived at the Mountaineering cot
tage at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. westinghouse left Erskine
Park today for Interlaken, N. Y, to attend
the wedding of their niece, Katherine West
inghouse, to William Fletcher of Boston.
They will return to Lenox Thursday to at
tend the annual horse show on Friday.
Miss Agnes Blake, only daughter of Fran
els Blake of Brookline, Mass, inventor or
the Blake telephone transmitter, and Stephen
s. Fitzgerald, youngest son of Desmond
Fitzgerald, also of Brookline, were married
Sunday at Ampersand, N. Y: The wedding
took place at the little Episcopal Church
near this resort, where Miss Blake and Mr..
Fitzgerald have been visiting for the past
few weeks. 1t was performed by the Rev
Walter H. Larom, assisted by the Rev. L:
A. Sniverly. Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Blake, parents OF the bride;
Desmond Fitzgerald, father of the BRIDE.
groom; BENJAMIN s. Blake, brother of the
bride; Miss Charlotte H. Young of Boston.
H S. Payson and Miss Jenet Fisher of New
York. During the past few weeks Mr.. FitZ-
gerald and his bride-to-be have been super
Intending the construction of a rough camp
on the shores of the lower Saranac lake.
a few miles above the hotel. and they are
are now spending their honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Griffith of 11O7
9Th street northwest will open their house
this evening for a reception and dance to
celebrate the first reunion of the entire fam
lily of six children in about five years TWO
of their married sons, Mr.. w. Harry Crit
fifth of Allegheny, Pa. and Mr.. James A.
Grfffith, jr, of Avalon, Pa, accompanied by
their families, arrived In the city Saturday.
The two married daughters, Mrs. Perry l.
Loud and Mrs. 8. c. Furbershaw. live in
Washington, as do the other two sons, Mr..
Joseph A. Griffith and Mr.. Gardner L. Crit
fifth. Friends of their youth have been In
vited, in addition to acquaintance Of later
years.
Mr.. and Mrs William Corcoran Eustis,
nee Morton, who have been staying at
Onague, Long Island. N. Y, will spend a
few days in their Washington home, Cor
coran House. this week. on their way to
their country place near Leesourg, va.
locality which is most popular with the
hunting set of New York and Philadelphia.
Mr and Mrs. Eustis will inspect the i'm
proyements and repairs which were made
in Corcoran House during the summer, pre-
paratory to the winter social season.
Miss Mabel Myers of Baltimore has been
visiting friends in this city during the past
two weeks where she has been entertained
with drives, excursions and dinners. During
the past ten days she has been the guest OF
Mrs. Walter Brown, at her nome, LoVeil
Crest, in the suburbs Miss Myers will re-
turn to Baltimore for the jubilee celebra-
ton.
Samuel Wolfangle, and Mr.. John H. Scible,
both of Annapolis, were married last night
at the parsonage of the Eutaw Methodist
Episcopal Church. Baltimore. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ]. p. Wilson, pastor
of the church. The bride was ATTENDED by
her sister, Miss Emma M. Wolfangle. and
Miss Annie Spenner. Mr.. Charles Barrett
was best man. The couple will remain In
the city for several days. and will then re-
turn to their future home at Annapolis.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Bessie May Maslin of this city to John
Aloysius Spates of Georgetown. d. c. The
wedding will take place on the evening of
September 10, in Holy Trinity Catholic
Church, Georgetown.
Miss Charlotte Gaillard has returned to
Washington after three months visit to
the family of Representative ]. Adam Bede
at Pine City, MINI. Miss Gaillard will sail
in few weeks for South America to visit
her brother.
United States Senator John Kean of New
Jersey, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
e. J. Berwind and Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Jen-
nings, at Newport. left yesterday for New
York.
Mr. A. E. F. Hannsman and family are
at Linganore Hills Inn.
Misses Helen and Eieahor Gregory of
10th street are home from the mountains
of Virginia.