Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER GREAT HEIREss TO BE
MARRIED.
Newport Season is Fairly Well Started
Travel Plans-Personal
Notes.

by dinner OF forty covers last night at
| "Crossways." when the national colors were
the basis Of the decoration, and her per-
sonal friends tasted her hospitality. A pro-
gram of patriotic music was rendered by
an orchestra. Mrs. Fish's guests included
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont. Mr..
and Mrs Joseph e. widener. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry 8. Lehr. Frank Crowninsheld. Miss
Julia Fish. Melville E. Stone, Miss Kitty
Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pierson. jr., James De
| Wolfe Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rollins Morse, Mrs. Mary
Brady Hall, Mrs. Natalie Schenck Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr. L. Gillespie,
| c. Dolan, Mrs. Mckean Miss Burden and
| Mrs e. r. Thomas
The engagement of Miss Barbara Krupp
| to Baron 7. Won Wilmowski, son of the
| governor Of Prussian Saxony, was an
| nouneed yesterday at Essen, Prussia. Frau
lein Barbara, although not SO rich as her
| sister Bertha, is presumably worth S12,-
| 100000.
| The engagement of Bertha Krupp, owner
| OF the krupp works, to Gustav Won Bohlen
| und Halbach, secretary of the Prussian le-
| Essen on May 81 When her father died
| in November, 1902, he left to her a fortune
| estimated at s150,000,0O0, half Of this rep
resenting the value of the Krupp works at
| Essen. The second daughter, Barbara, and
| the widow were provided for from other
| sources.
Miss Julia Wood and Miss Edith Louise
Cox left yesterday for ten days visit to
| Roanoke, Va
| Miss Minnie Kelley of Garrett Park, Nd.
| Is visiting her school friend. Miss PerIey
| LeeSe
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Herman have gone
| to Atlantic City for the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. John T. Orchord have issued
| invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
| ter Nellie Russell. to Mr.. Lewis WlnsloW
| Horne Tuesday evening, July IL, at
| O'Clock, at Vermont Avenue Christian
| Church, Washington, D. c. At home after
| August l, Bath, Maine.
| Last evening party was given In honor
| of Miss Edna Carrick's eleventh birthday.
After playing games on the lawn, when
| was lighted by japanese lanterns the chill
| dren went to the dining room, winch was
| beautifully decorated in red. white ana
| blue. The hostess received many lovely
presents. Those present were the Misses
| Nettie and Blanche Hassenberg, Annie
Krahling Ethel Daughton, Anna and AIDE
laide Ports, Emily Jefferies, Anna Little
| and Meta Carrick Masters Robert and
| Ralph Little and Curtis Daughton. At the
| close of the evening a brilliant array OF
| fireworks was enjoyed.
very quiet marriage took place Monday
| night at st. Patricks Church, when Mr..
| Richard j. B. c. Costello and Miss Mar
| guerite Y. Lloyd were married by Rev. D.
| ]. Stafford.
| Mrs Martin Van Buren, Blood of Kan
| sas City, Mo-, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
| Milo Winn Munson, in Belmont street.
quiet wedding took place Tuesday, July
| 3, at the home of Mr.. A. II. Foss, the
| contracting parties being Miss E. V. David
| son of this city and Mr.. James w. Burdette
| of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Burdette left
| on early train for New York. They will
| be at home to their friends after August T..
| Mrs. Maude l.. Newman of 1922 Massa-
| chusetts avenue southeast who, with her
| husband. recently returned from the Phil
| ippine Islands. left June 80 for Omaha,
| Neb., visit to her brother and family
| en- route to her future home, Crawford,
Neb.
| Thomas. daughter of Mr.. George Thomas,
| lifelong resident of South Washington
and Mr. Anton o. Rose of the Regent Ho-
| tel will take place a ST. Vincent de Paul
| Church. South Capitol and NJ streets south
east, tomorrow evening at o'clock. Rev
| Father p. G. O'Connell will oficiate After
| the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Rose will de-
part on a late train for the north, and on
| their return will be at home to their many
| friends at No. 316 Mclean avenue south
west.
| A pretty wedding took place last Wednes-
| Gay afternoon at o'clock at the residence
| of the brides sister Mrs. Z. G. Lord 1523
| Newton street, the contracting parties be-
| ing Elsie NJ. Murphy. the youngest daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Murphy, and
| Mr.. Charlie II. Leavell of Brookland. d. C..
| Rev. c. III. Gearon, pastor of Anacostia
| Baptist Church, performed the ceremony
| in the presence of a number of relatives
| and friends. The bride wore a dress of
white lace net over white silk, and carried
| a shower bouquet of bride roses. The maid
| Of honor, Miss Mae Jasper of Washington.
| l.. c.. wore white Swiss over pink silk, and
/ carried pink roses. Mr.. w. Taylor Chew
| ming of Washington was best man. The
| wedding march was played by Mrs. b.
| Hutchinson. The parlor was decorated
| with palms and cut flowers. The bride
ceived many handsome and useful pres
| ents. Mr. and Mrs. Leavell left for trip
| to the mountains in Virginia. The brides
going-away dress of blue voile with
| hat and gloves to match After their re-
| turn the couple will be at home to their
| friends on 18th street northeast, Brook
| land d. c.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Lutz are at the
Traymore, Atlantic City