Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
GOLDEN WEDDINGS TO OCCUR
SIMULTANEOUSLY SUNDAY.
Baron Basil Won Kruopensky, the
Newly Appointed Councillor Of the
Russian Embassy, Arrived.

when they will be pleased to receive their
friends from to IL pm. Six years after
their marriage in Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs.
i Gusdorf came to this city. Born in Ger
many, as was his wife also, Mr.. Gusdorf
came to this country in 1851. Six children
and nine grandchildren are theirs. The
! daughters are Mrs. Louis Stern, wife of
| the assistant rabbi of the Eighth Street
Temple; Mrs. H. ]. Breslau and Miss Han
ma Gusdorf The sons are Morris, Daniel
B.. and Alexander B. Gusdorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Heller Of 617 X street
| northwest will celebrate the f1ftieth ami
versary OF their marriage Sunday, August
pleased to sec tber fr,e~ds Sres sn % Mrs
| Heller were married In Baltimore In 1855
and came to Washington soon after. Two
children Of whom one, Charles, survives,
| have been born to them. Mr.. Heller is an
Odd Fellow and is a chapter member of the
Free Masons. He is also connected with
many leading Hebrew organizations. Both
MI. and Mrs. Heller enjoy excellent health.
Baroness Won Sternburg wife of the Ger
man ambassador, expects to leave Beverly
Farms shortly to visit Mrs. William Shelf
6eld Cowles, at Saranac Inn, on Upper
Saranac Lake, where she is spending the
| summer.
Count and Countess Giuseppe Della
Gherardesca, who have been visiting Mr..
| and Mrs. Henry A. c. Taylor, sailed for
| europe today on the Oceanic. The coun-
| tess Is the only daughter of Henry A. G.
Taylor. The count and countess will re-
| main In London for some time and will
then journey to their estate in Italy.
Mrs. Levi q. Letter has taken Tulloch
| Castle, one of the finest places In England.
| The estate Is situated in Rosshlre and
| contains 1900 acres of shooting land. Her
| three little granddaughters, Lord Curzon
! and the Earl and Countess of Suffolk are
| with her.
| Newberry have as their house guest, at
| their place, Red Top, Watch Hill, r. l.,
Miss Sands, daughter of Rear Admiral
| Sands of Annap polls.
Baron Basil Won Kruopensky. steward of
| the cars household, who has recently 'jeen
| appointed councillor to the Russian en-
| bassy at Washington, and Gregbory Wien
| kin, Russian financial agent at Toalo, ar
| rived on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. The po-
| sition to which the baron has been sp-
| next to that of ambassador. Mr.. Wilenkn
| was formerly of the Russian embassy in
| this city.
| Owen Wister, author Of the .-Virginian."
| spent last night with President Roosey cit
| at Sycamore Hill. The President and Mr..
Wister were in college together, and be-
| gan at that time a friendShipthat has
| lasted ever since.
The principal social event of yesterday
| at Newport was reception given by Dr.
| and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs of Balti-
| more, at their palatial villa at Ochre
Point, which took nearly three years in
building. Leading cottagers were present
| Mrs. Jacobs was the wife of the late Rob-
ert Garrett, president of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. The Garrett villa Is the
largest built since the late Cornelius Van
derbilt and Mrs. Ogden Goelet erected mil
lion-dollar cottages"
Mr.. and Mrs John P. Story jr., who
have gone to Whitehall. the beautiful coun-
| try place near Annapolis of Maj. Gen. and
| Mrs. John P. Story. to superintend the last
| touches to the cottage they have just had
| built on the Whitehall grounds. The cot
4 tage will be completed within a few days,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Story will Immediately
| take possession of their new home.
Mrs. Almeric Paget and her daughter
| have been spending the season at Aix-les-
| Batns. Mrs. Paget had not been well for
some time before going there, and she had
| to give up her proposed entertainment for
| her younger sister Miss Dorothy Whitney,
| which was planned for the London season.
Justice and Mrs. T. H. Anderson and
their daughter, Miss Anderson, debu-
| tante of last season, will return from Eu-
| rope within the next fortnight. They have
| been abroad since the early summer and
| spent some time in Paris with the Misses
Shaw, daughters Of Secretary Of the Treas
| ury Shaw and Mrs. Shaw.
Merritt Osborne Richmond of New York
has arrived for his wedding. He will be
married tomorrow to Miss. Ethel Lavina
ster Of this city. The ceremony will be
| performed at o'clock in the evening in
the home of the bride. Charles Stewart OF
| New York will be best man.
Mrs. Wellman, wife of the arctic ex-
| plorer, and four of her daughters left to-
| day for Royal Oaks. eastern shore, Nd,
to remain two months. Miss Ruth Well
| man Is at Canton with relatives
An interesting banquet was recently
| given at Lugano, Switzerland, in honor Of
MIS- Mr. M1 oa oennings ~ Bryan ryan BY Mr. and
Castle of Trevano. The Bryan party were
on their way to Naples. 1.-THE Star Span
gled Banner" opened the concert preceding
played the Paganini ''Mato Perpetuo."
Numbers Of Louis Lombard's own were
The Lakes Of Lombardy' and Guiana I"
| The organs made a return visit to Trevano
on their way back from Italy.
August weddings are not general in
Georgetown, but there was a very pretty
one at st. Johns Church today at noon
when Miss Mary Walker Brewster, daugh-
Ter 81 Robert 70 G wall Walker Brewster. was
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
| w. j. d. Thomas of the diocese of Wash
ington In the presence Of the families Of
| the contracting parties. Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall left imme diately after the cere-
mony for sojourn at the seashore.
Miss Bessie Talbot has gone to Ocean
City, Md, for several weeks where at the
Atlantic Hotel she will be with Mrs. Rob-
| ert Jenkins of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Brinkman will spend
two weeks, at Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey and Miss Cora
Ossire. after spending several weeks at
Bailey's Island, of the Maine coast, have
gone to Portland, en- route to the White
| mountains.
Mrs. Mussey was the guest of honor at a
| luncheon given last week by Mrs. A. A.
| Kendall, ex-vice president general, D. A. R.,
at her summer home on Great Diamond
Island. and also at a luncheon given by
Mrs. Frederick Bootleby, regent Of Eliza
beth Wadsworth Chapter, D. A. r., at the
Falmouth House. In Portland. Among the
guests from Washington were Mrs. J..
Eakin Gadsby. Mrs. Waiter Acker and Mrs
Hoffman Hay. At the latter function the
hostess entertained her guests with de-
| lightful musicale. Mrs. Antionette Sawyer
| of New York city the well-known soloist,