Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-10
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS MAcKAY-sMITH WILL
MARRY MR.. MARLATT.
Another Wedding Of the Future
Dinners and Luncheons-
Personals.

Bishop and Mrs. Mackay- Smith of Phila-
deipha announce In the papers OF that city
this morning the engagement of their cid
est daughter. Helen, to Mr.. Charles Lester
Marlatt of this city. Mr.. Marlatt is the
assistant chief in the bureau of entomology
and Is well known socially. He is a MEM
Der of the Cosmos Club and Ii highly
thought OF In the scientific circles Of the
capital. He is also a member OF Chevy
Chase Club and was the winner last fall
of the golf trophy given by the Siamese
minister
The wedding will probably take place
during the summer at the bishops country
home at Mt Desert, Maine.
Miss Helen Mackay-Sm was practical
ly raised in this city, where she made her
debut before her father was made bishop.
She il charming girl with many accom-
here.
Mrs Isidor Rayner, wife of Senator Ray.
ner, entertained Mrs. Fairbanks, wife OF
the Vice President at luncheon today at
"Rauschers 81 The rooms were tastefuily
decorated with spring flowers
Shaw. Mrs Metcalf. Mrs. Hale, Miss
Kean, Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs. McCreery,
Mrs Martin, Mrs. Schley, wife OF
Admiral Schley; Mrs Jesse Tyson and M lrs
Wilson Patterson of Baltimore. the Baron
ess Moncheur, Mrs. Hauge, Mrs. Perry BEL
mont, Mrs. Lamar Mrs Lothrop braaiey'
Mrs. Douglas Gordon, Mrs. Fassett Mrs.
Davis, Mrs Lowell Mrs. James P, Gorter,
Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Simpson, Miss Thomson,
Miss Acosta Mrs. Howry, Miss Amy Hun,
Mrs Buchanan Merryman, Mrs. wilson,
Mrs. .Catln. Mrs Miller Miss Adams MES
Mulan. Mrs. Rayner, Mrs. Myer, MRS.
Hinckley, Mrs Coulter, Miss Bevan, Mrs,
Basil Gordon and Mrs. Chatard
The consul general to London and Mrs
Robert ]. Wynne left yesterday for New
York. and will sail on the first ship avail
able for England. AS usual on their de-
parture from this city, a number of per-
sonal friends saw them off at the station.
The good-byes of the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt were accompanied by large ooA
of flowers, sent to the hotel Just oeIore MT.
and Mrs Wynne left there.
Mr.. Brandt s. Trewolla and Miss Rydie L.
HALEY were quietly married Thursday even
ing, March s. 1906. at o'clock. by Rev. Dr.
Samuel H. Greene at the Calvary Baptist
parsonage Mr.. William II. Boyd was best
man, and Miss Mabel S. HALEY. the brides
sister was bridesmaid. The bride wore
cream crepe de chine, trimmed In white
satin, lace and chiffon, and the bridesmaid
wore white batiste. trimmed in white lace
Owing to Illness of the brides father the
elaborate reception which was planned has
been postponed. Mr.. and Mrs. Trewolla will
be at home to their friends at 21OS LIST street
northwest after March 10.
Mrs T. B. Brown of 121S street has dis
continued her Wednesdays at home for the
season.
Miss Pierce of the Portner entertained
Thursday evening at dinner in honor of
Bishop and Mrs. Warren Of Denver. The
other guests were Senator and Mrs. Dolli-
yer, Rev. and Mrs. Gallagher, Miss Tiff of
Colorado. Miss Field Of Boston and Mr.. E.
G. Foster.
The following, clipped from the New York
Ia Of INT hara xtr1,n
Miss Randolph's grandmother and other REL
atives live and where she is frequent visi-
tor:
New York society was greatly interested
In the announcement made here yesterday
of the engagement of Miss Adelaid Ran
dolph to the Hon. Lionel Lambart of Eng
land, second son of the late Earl of Cavan.
The news Of the engagement was received
by relatives of Miss Randolph in New York.
Miss Randolph is the daughter of the
late Col. Arthur Randolph of England, who
married Miss Edith May Of New York and
who died nearly twenty years ago. His
widow afterward married the late William
c. Whitney and died six years ago from the
results of an accident received while riding
IN Aiken, S. c. Miss Randolph was intro
duced to society by her stepfather, the late
Mr.. Whitney, who gave splendid ball four
years ago at his residence, No. 871 9th ave-
nue., which after his death passed into the
possession of Mr.. J. Henry Smith. Going
to England last autumn Miss Randolph
joined her brother, Mr.. Arthur b. Ran
dolph, and they have both been hunting IN
Sherbourne. Dorsetshire where she met her
hance.
Lionel Lambart was born in 1873 and is
a lieutenant in the royal navy, retired. He
is heir presumptive to the title now held by
his brother, Frederick Rudolph Lambert,
who is the tenth earl and who married, In
1893, Miss Caroline Crawley daughter of
the late George Baden Crawley. Lord Cavan
Is a major in the LIST battalion Of the 0rena-
I'm flE nd rt-ad f,, vi
succeeded to the title In 1906.
After the death Of her stepfather, Mr..
Whitney, Miss Randolph and her brother
went to Hampstead, L. L. where they have
charming home. When In New York Miss
Randolph passed much of her time with
Mrs. Richard irwin, who is an old friend of
her mother
No date has been mentioned for the wed
ding, which will in all probability be cele-
brated in New York"
Representative and Mrs Sibley gave a
dinner last night in honor of the Vice Pres
ident and Mrs. Fairbanks and In the COM
pany TO meet them, there We're present the
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Shaw,
Justice and Mrs. White. Senator and Mrs.