Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28

day for Philadelphia, to attend the wedding
of their cousin, Miss Elizabeth Satterfield,
to Mr.. Joseph r. Lees, both of Philadel-
phia. Miss Brewer rendered the nuptial
| music at the wedding, which was at high
noon yesterday, at the Church of Recon-
Citation.
Prince Henry of Reuss, who may one day
be King of Holland. Is visiting Mrs. Oscar
Livingston at the home of her sister, in the
RadnOr Hills. It is said of Prince Henry
that he is one Of the most talented &C
complished and popular of the German
princes. is a member Of the celebrated
without flaw from the great Emperor
Henry the Fowler, familiar to all who are
familiar with Wagner's great opera 10
hengrin' and who died in 1885, Since the
son of the house has been christened
Henry, a numerical .appellation being ad-
ded to distinguish them. In the event of
Queen Wilhelmina dying childless the
might become King Of Holland, as the sue
cession reverts to the house Of Reuss, after
passing to the Grand Duke Of Saxe-Wei-
mar.
The prince. who is about tl1irty-four
years old and unmarried, Is remarkably
handsome man. He Is of athletic tastes
and build. Of middle height. with bright
blue eyes and light brown hair. His man
ners are most fascinating and he Is keen
huntsman.
Prince Henry has just returned from
China on his way toward encirclng the
globe, and come east by way of San Fran
cisco.
Monday Prince Henry will leave Radnor
and go to Newport, where he will be the
guest Of Mrs: Ogden Geelet, whose son
married Miss Elsie Whelen Of Philadelphia.
This evening Mrs. Livingston will give
a dinner at The Woods in honor of the
prince. Covers will be laid for twenty
four guests.
Ex-Representative and Mrs. John B. Rob-
inson have asked Washington friends to
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Helen
Gilpin Robinson, to Mr.. e. Clay Anderson
of Philadelphia, next Tuesday at Christ
Church. Media. Pa. reception at the
home of the brides parents will follow.
Miss Mildred Robinson will be her sisters
only attendant.
Mrs. Charles ]. Allen and Miss Grace
Allen, wife and daughter of Gen. Allen,
U. s. A, who have been travelling in Can
ada, will make a series Of visits in Yer
mont and New York city before returning
to his city after the Goth of November
Last week they spent in Montreal, where
Mrs. Allen lived as a girl. Miss Allen was
debutante last season.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Guy Penn will
leave shortly for California. where Mr.. Penn
has become interested in a large business
venture. Mr.. and Mrs. Penn will first spend
two or three weeks in New York, leaving
here this week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Burke of Atlanta announces
the engagement of her daughter, Ethel to
Mr.. James U. Horne, formerly Of Washing
ton, D. c.. but now of Atlanta, the wedding
to take place at the home of the bride, on
the evening of November 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M. Alger will occupy
their Crosse Pointe residence near Detroit,
until the last of November. when they will
come here with Senator and Mrs. Russell A.
Alger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, who went
abroad recently, sailed for home the past
week and are expected to spend the winter
in this city.
Mrs. E. C. Swift, mother Of Mrs. Moore,
who was recalled from a trip abroad by the
news of the deceaSe of Mr.. Swift in the
spring, has been spending the summer at
Swiftmoor, her beautiful villa at Prides
Crossing, and is to make a short stay in
New York before leaving early in Decem-
Der to spend the winter abroad. She has the
Moore children with her in the absence of
their parents.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, who has been
the guest of her daughter Mrs Philip H.
Mcmillan in Detroit, has returned here.
Miss Ola Duncan of Riverton, Va, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Berner of
129 18th street northeast.
Miss Margaret Barr daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester A Barr, is a debutante of the
present season, whose coming out will be