Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
COMING HospITALITIEs AND
WEDDING PLANS.
Another International Engagement
Noted-Timely Personal
Notes.

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| Notes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. spaiding will
| give a dinner tonight in honor of the New
York delegation in Congress.
| Vice President Fairbanks will give din
der to ex-vice President Levi p Morton
| April @. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton are occupy
| Ing their house on Rhode Island avenue for
i the spring season, but as the latter is in
| mourning she is taking no part at all in
| social life
Mr.. and Mrs Henry B. Harris of New
York are at the New Willard for visit.
| The latter, formerly Miss Irene Wallach, is
a Washingtonian and has a large circle
| of friends here. Mrs. Gerson of Philadel-
| phia is also with Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
i Mr.. Benjamin F. Martin announces the
| marriage of his daughter Maude Elizabeth
to Mr.. Robert Edward Lee Prosise Satur-
day. March "a. 1896. At home after April
| 70, GIT Q street northwest
| Mrs. Cissell, widow of the late c. w. Cis-
| sell OF this city, is down at Houston, Texas,
| Where she has property interests.
| Miss C. Blanche Sinclair of 1918 PenneyI-
vanla avenue southeast left Friday, the 3d.
| for an extended trip to Greenboro and
| Chapel Hill. N. c.. to visit relatives and
! friends and returning will stop in Lynch
| burg. Va, for few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Fenning are at
| Atlantic City.
Miss Maxine La Rue Bradley was given
birthday party yesterday by her aunt
| MISS ID. L. Bradley, in honor of her eighth
birthday. After many pleasant games were
played the little folks marched to the din
ing room, where refreshments were served
| Inc birthday cake, which was lighted with
eight tiny candles, was then cut and each
little guest carried home a slice. The win
ners or the prizes We're Elsie and Willie
hnnehause. Among those present were
Misses Elsie and Beulah Klinehause, Effie
Gibbs, Bertram Wells, Kathryn Higginboth-
am, Kathryn Wilhoite, Ruth Rawlings and
Maxine La Rue Bradley; Masters Willie
klinehouse, James Herbert and Stone Her
bert
| Company L of the High School Cadets, or
| ganized this year chiefly through the ear
nest efforts of Capt. Sherman gave its first
annual dance at Mrs Dyer's, 1917 r street
northwest, Saturday evening, the oath. A
| large number of Central cadets and their
friends were present. In addition to Capt
Sherman and Col Stamford, on the floor
| were the following officers and their part
| ners: Capt. Caylor and Miss Caylor Capt
| Young and Miss Pepper, Capt. Barrfnger
and Miss SWEET Lieut.. Wilson and Miss
Boykln Lieut.. Belote and Miss Mum. Lieut.
McKnew and Miss Wright and Lieut. Hern-
don and Miss Goodloe.
The many relatives and college friends of
Mr. Ralph Edelin, Nailor will be pleasantly
surprised to learn of his marriage at Car
| land, Wyo., with Miss Virginia Long eldest
daughter of Major William Henry Long,
| u. 5. A. The bride, who is accomplished
and graceful blonde, was beautifully attired
In white crepe de chine, a gift of her broth
er, who was stationed at Picking. She wore
sCnburst of diamonds gift of the groom.
The latter is a civil engineer and graduate
of MARYLAND College, elder son of the late
Mr.. William Naor and of Mrs. Blanche
Edelin, Major, descendant of an old MaryI
land family.
Miss Dorothy Israel gave a luncheon Sat
urday, followed by a progressive euchre
party at her home 1747 Church street north
west. Here guests were the Blue and Gray
Club. Miss katherine Connolly, Miss Mary
Ti1ten. Miss Clartta Jackson Miss Lotte
and Ruth Fisk. Miss Mildred Mothun and
Miss Won EZdorf.
Announcement has been made in Pitts
burg of the engagement of Miss Margaret
Louisa Magee of that city. daughter of the
late Fred Magee, to Baron Reid de Ridenau
| of the Austrian embassy at Rome. Miss
Magee met the baron at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. c. L. Magee, who now lives in
| Rome. The ceremony will be performed In
| PfttSburg some time in June.
Major and Mrs L. w V Kennon are at
| the Richmond for the remainder of the
| season.
| Mrs. John G. Johannes and her daughter.
| Miss lmogene Johannes. formerly of Ia
koma Park, are now residing at 33S Mary
| land avenue northeast, where they will be
| pleased to see their friends.
| Mrs. James l.. Pugh jr, is very i'll at
! her home In Mount Pleasant. Her mother
| (wife of ex- Representative Sowden) arrived
: on Friday to be with her daughter.
The announcement is made of the en-
gagement of MIR. Abe Marks of this city
and Miss Freda Nathan OF Newburgh n.
Y. Mr. Marks, In company with his moth
| err. Mrs. S. Marks, is at present visiting at
the home of Miss Nathan in Newburgh,
| where at a house party the formal an
nouncement was made yesterday.
Miss Beatrice Kinney, daughter of Fran
| els s. Kinney, and Mr. Harry La Montague,
son of Mrs. Pierre La Montague of this
| city, to be married at st. Patricks Ca
| thedral New York, on April 30. Both Miss
Kinney and Mr.. La Montague are very
popular, and the wedding will be brilliant
one. Miss Kinney is considered one OF the
beauties of society, and is also extremely
clever as a musician and a lingust. She
is fond of outdoor sports and is one of the
leading spirits in the gayetes at Narragan-
sett Pier, where her father has his summer
home. She is great-niece of the late John
Gianotti whose husband was grand master
of ceremonies during the reign of the late
King of Italy.
Letters received by friends indicate that
Dr. G. F. Gehring and Mrs. Gehring are
having a pleasant visit in San Francisco
They have made the journey up the coast
from Los Angeles. They will probably re-
turn in May. The Doctors health is much
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sanford of New
York are at the Ebbitt House for the re-
mainder of the season.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Frank B. Proctor and Florence r. James
Charles Alexander and Annie Perskn