Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TIE LoNGWoRTHs MEET
FRIENDS AT DINNER.

Mrs. Longworth. at the reception given
In henor of herself and her husband by the
American Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid In London last week. was beautifully
dressed In cream point lace with triple
nounces, and with touches of pink on hchu
matching the Malmaison carnations. tucked
IN the bodice She wore also BLUSH pink
octrich feather boa and a pink wistaria
that Kept company with deep rose plume
IN her hat diamond chain cleaned
among the lace of her bodice.
Saturday Representative and Mrs Long
worth. accompanied by Ambassador Nc
Cormick. spent at Versailles, and In the
evening were back In Paris for a dinner,
Followed BY cotillion at the American en-
bassy. The guests included Count and
Countess de Durfort. Count de Chabrllan
and MARQUIS and Marauise d. Argenson, the
Marquis and Marauise de Chambrun. Count
and Countess de Cassia. Baron Mittag Won
Godern. Prince Won Wied and many young
people belonging to the American colony.
tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth will be
the guests of Nine. Porges at the Chateau
Rochefort. In the Forest of Rambouillet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McRae OF Prescott
Ark. have been spending several days in
the city at the Metropolitan The former
represented the third congressional district
resides in his home town. Mr.. and Mrs.
McRae will spend some time at Atlantic
CITY before returning to Arkansas.
Miss Mary E. osterman of go Q street
northwest Is touring Europe wit ha party
OF friends and before returning will visit
Belgium, France, London, Scotland and
Switzerland.
Mrs p. T. Knots and daughter, Miss
Verda Knots, have gone for an extended
trip through the middle west.
Mr. and Mrs. John T Orchard have is-
sued invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter Nellie Russell to Mr. Lewis Wins
low Horne of Maiden, Mass, Tuesday even
ing. July II, at o'clock. at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Baumgarten have
gone to Atlantic City for the season. and
are stopping at the Rittenhouse.
Mrs. Ltneas D. Undergood and little son
leave the city today for Swampscott Mass,
where they will spend the summer They
will be Joined in August by Mr.. Under
wood. On their return to the city in Sep
TENDER, they will occupy an apartment In
the Majestic. Euclid street, Columbia
Heights.
Mrs. Fl. c. Knapp, accompanied by her
daughters, Marie and Dorothy, left this
morning for Quincy. Mass on a visit to
iiSh SiStei. MIS- Emery GTeen.
st. Michaers Church, Baltimore. Nd,
was crowded to it's utmost capacity on the
4th day of July to witness the marriage
of Miss Mary ]. Fay of Baltimore, Md.
and Albert E. Stephens. IT., grandson of
the late John c. Proctor, a well-known
journalist of this city.
Rev. Father Backe officiated. The couple
then came here to the residence of the
grooms mother. Mrs. Fannie Stephens No.
942 Florida avenue northwest where
host of friends called to pay their respects
and to offer their congratulations fine
supper was served. The newly married
pair will make their future home with the
grooms mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Duff started yes
terday an automobile tour which will in
clude Philadelphia, Atlantic City, New York
and Boston.
Miss Campbell of 1913 T street northwest
has left the city with a party of friends
to spend the month Of July on the coast Of
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Oppenheimer are at At
lantic City for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Oppenheimer and
daughter have left the city to spend the
summer at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Nellie Detweiler of this city and Mr.