Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-05
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRINCE HENRY WELCOMED AT
EMBASSY OF GERMANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour Entertain In
Miss Langhorne's Honor-Wed-
dings-Personals-

Prince Henry Of Reuss, member Of the
German imperial family and a naval officer
now on leave of absence, passed several
hours In Washington yesterday afternoon
| as the guest Of the German ambassador,
Baron Sternburg A luncheon was served
in honor Of the prince, and the guests in
vited to meet him were Count Hermann Won
Hatzfeldt- Wildenberg counselor of the en-
bassy; Maj. Theodor Korner, military at
tache Of the embassy; DR.. Won Frerichs. at
tache Of the embassy; Lieut.. Kohler, at
tache: Mr. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes
OF the United States Supreme Court and
Mrs Holmes; Mrs Taft, wife Of the Secre-
tary OF War; Mrs. Metcalf, wife of the Sec
rotary OF Commerce and Labor; Mrs. Bay
ard and Mrs. Hopkins
Prince Henry left the embassy at o'clock
and went for a sightseeing tour Of Wash
1ngton In the ambassadors automobile and
was taken to the Pennsylvania station at
clock, whence he left for "Belair," the
country home of James T. Woodward, who
has been entertaining the prince during his
stay east.
The prince expressed his regret that as
he sailed from New York tomorrow morn
Ing he could not devote more time in Wash
ington and thoroughly visit the many places
of interest in the city which he during
his rapid tour of the capital.
Mr.. Woodward has known the prince for
some time. He Is bachelor about sixty
years Of age and is prominent in New York
as well as in Maryland, where he now
makes his home. He is identified with
several of the largest financial institutions
Of the metropolis and is member of many
exclusive clubs. He purchased the old farm
of former Gov. Ogle some years ago, which
he named "Belair,'' and 1t is considered
one Of the best country seats in this part
along the Atlantic coast.
Mr.. and Mrs James F. Barbour enter
tanned at dinner last night for Miss Alice
Langhorne, whose marriage to Mr.. Stanley
Washburn of Minnesota is to occur Novem-
Der q. The company included the minister
from Belgium and Baroness Moncheur, Mrs.
Powell Clayton, jr sister of the bride-elect;
Col. Samuel Reber, U. S. A, and Mrs Re-
Der; Lieut.. R. c. Bulmer, U. S. n, and Mrs
Bulmer; Capt. Harding, U. S. A; Capt
Cleland Davis, U. S. N; Miss Eleanor
Terry, Miss Mattingly. Mr. Pulido of the
legation of Venezuela; Mr.. Clary Ray, Mrs.
William Marrow and Mrs. Broome.
Colonel and Mrs. Arthur Lee, who are
visiting the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Root, were last night the guests of honor
at dinner.
pleasant Halloween party was given
Wednesday evening by the Happy Four"
at the residence of Miss Cora Darlington,
1909 9Th street northwest. Vocal and In
strumental music, dancing and games suit
able for the occasion were INDUCED In, for
which prizes were given to the lucky Win
ners. Refreshments were served. Those
present were the Happy Four" being
Misses Laura Radcliffe, Belle Caffery, En-
fly Gladmond and Cora Darlington; misses
Mary Caffery, Rose Council, Ella Nolte,
Evelyn Hunter Bessie Dove. Maggie Lyons,
Mamie Spaight, Marie Randall and Messrs.
Bernard Weyrich, Edgar Darlington, Geo.
Harvey, Edward Hopkins. William Richard
son. Harry Howell, Charley Gladmond, FL
mer Darlington, John Bradburn and Wade
Luckett.
Last Tuesday evening, October 30, at
o clock at the home of the bride, 81 c
street southeast, Miss Mary Ella Darr was
married to Mr.. Louis Altman The house