Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-14
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
NIECE AND NEPHEW OF THE
LATE SENATOR HANNA TO WED.
Easter Brings Visitors to the City
Personal Notes Of stay-at-Homes
and Travellers

| Announcement was made in New York
! last night OF the engagement of Miss Claire
Hanna, daughter OF L. c. Hanna, and
Howard NJ. Hanna. jr, son of H M.
Hanna. president OF the Cleveland Driving
Park Association. The couple are niece
and nephew of the late United States
Senator Hanna. It was stated that the
marriage would not take place before next
winter. and that in all likelihood the cere-
mony would be performed at ThomasviIle,
Ga
Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew, wife of Sena-
tor Depew of New York, returns to New
York today and will join the senator in
Scarboro-on-the-H Hudson. where he has
been for some time, recuperating from his
recent physical breakdown
The first secretary of the Brazilian en-
bassy and Mime. Gurgel do Amaral are
making short visit in Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Cannon returned to the city
yesterday from a three weeks visit at the
Virginia Hot Springs.
Miss Laura Carpenter has returned from
a visit in Baltimore to the Misses SWIM
dell. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
swindell. They will in turn make her a
visit next week. Miss Sue Swindell coming
for Easter. Miss Carpenter will entertain
at dinner Thursday evening about thirty
guests. in honor of Miss Sue Swindell,
whose marriage to Mr.. Nickles of Chicago
will take place April % in Baltimore. Miss
Margaret and Miss Jane Swindell will be
here from Baltimore. as will DR.. Jesse Cog
gins and Mr. Page West, Marquis yalois
and Marquis Tourne, both of Paris: Mr..
Stanley Smith of Philadelphia. and Mrs +.
D. Young of Grand Rapids. Mich, sister OF
Miss Carpenter, who will chaperon the
party.
Mrs. M. M. Parker entertained at lunch
con yesterday.
Miss Georgia E. Miller of this city went
to Baltimore yesterday to spend Easter
with relatives
AT the reception to be given by Mr..
Charles D. Walcott Monday evening In
honor of the National Academy of Sciences
Mr.. and Mrs Walcott will be assisted
In receiving by Mr.. Alexander Agassiz
president of the academy; Mrs. Henry
Draper of New York. Mrs. Ira Remsen and
Mrs. George H. Williams of Baltimore Mrs
Arnold Hague Mrs. Hobson, Mrs Garfield
and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler.
Mr.. Ronald Lindsay, second secretary of
the British embassy, has leased the Field
villa at LenoX for the season.
The Misses Ridgely are entertaining their
cousin, Miss Mary Jane Ridgely Miss
Ridgely is a student at Bryn Mawr and
will remain with her cousins until after the
Easter holidays.
Anna Katharine Green Mrs Charles
Rohlss) is at the New Willard.
Miss Anne Townshend Bowdre of Macon,
Ga. is visiting her cousin, Miss Margaret
BoWdre, at 1885 18th street northwest.
Miss Jones of Baltimore is spending the
holidays with her neice, Mrs. T. A. BARLEY,
at the Allenhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. McIntfre of Cambridge,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. P. NJ Dubant
Massachusetts avenue and 9Th street. Mrs
J. T. Matlock of Brooklyn, N. Y, is also
with them.
Rev Dinsdale I. Young OF London, Eng
land, will be the guest of Allison and Mrs.
Nailor during his stay in this city. DR..
Young is pastor of Great Queen Street
Church in London, and fraternal delegate
from the British Wesleyan conference to
the general conference of the NJ. E. Church
South.
Miss nellie R. Foster of Capitol Hill is
spending the Easter season at the Raleigh
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Demonet and their
daughter, Helen, are spending Easter week
at Atlantic City.