Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRINCE HENRY TO BREAK BREAD
AT GERMAN EMBASSY,
and Mrs. Depew Are Expect
ed Back This Winter-Timely
Personals.

Prince Henry of Reuss. a member of the
German imperial families, will arrive In
Washington late this afternoon and will
remain until late tomorrow evening or
| Monday morning. His visit is absolutely
! informal, and for this reason no social en-
| tertainments will be arranged for him.
At the German embassy it was stated that
a luncheon will be given in honor of the
prince tomorrow afternoon by Baron
Sternburg, the ambassador. Baron Stern
| burg will arrive late today from New York,
and it is probable that soon as he
| reaches here he will plan some additional
| feature of entertainment in hopor of the
prince.
Prince Henry is naval officer and is now
| returning to his country from China by way
| of the United States. on leave of absence
granted him by Emperor William. He has
| made only two stops on his way from the
| Pacific coast Everywhere he has desired
not to be entertained, and therefore his
visit in this country has been without the
| pomp which marked the visits of other
| foreign celebrities in the past.
The State Department has received no
| official announcement of the princes COM
| ing He is accompanied by Lieut.. Franz
Rinteen and will make his stay while
! here at the German embassy.
| That Senator and Mrs. Depew are ex-
| pected at their Washington residence by
| the opening of Congress is pleasant news.
The senator and his wife We're seen at the
| theater during the past week in New York,
| the former taking apparently great enjoy
| ment from the play. Miss Anna Depew
Paulding will come earlier to superin-
| tend the preparations of the house at 18th
and N streets for the occupancy of the fam
| fly, which has now been closed for nearly
| year.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Lambdin
Denham and Mr.. Joseph Arthur Butter
worth was celebrated at the parsonage of
| the Western Presbyterian Church, No. 2109
G street northwest, on Wednesday, october
| 81, 1906, at high noon. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Dr. George Bailey in the
presence of only the immediate families
The bridal party entered the chrysanthe-
mum decked parlor to the strains of the
| Mendelssohn wedding March, by Miss
Lena Sutton. The bride was given away
by her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butterworth took the 1
o'clock train for Philadelphia, Atlantic City
and New York. On their return they will
reside with the brides parents at No. Cos
22d street northwest.
The Misses Ribbles entertained a large
party of their friends Halloween evening
at their home, seabrook. Md. The evening
was enivened by the games and tricks
which only Halloween offers opportunity
ghosts assembled in the dining room,
! where they unmasked and supper was
served.
There were present Mr. and Mrs Weed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rigges, Mrs. Coghlan, Misses
Luckett, Welsh, O'Leary, Richardson,
Davis, Mccormick, Haynie, Lucy and Nan
ME Inscoe. Altha and Dora Mollahan, Isabel
and Rozell Weed, and Misses Genie. Rose
! Maude and Bertha Riggles; Messrs. Faux
ner, Reynolds, Weschler, Wood, Gardner,
Eugene and John Jardine, Richards,
Krieder, Meads, Gray, Mitchell, Williams,
Casey, Will and Blair Riggles.
Mr.. Burt L. Chrscaden of Brightwood
D. c.. started Monday for Seattle, Wash,
| where he intends to make his future home
His wife will join him in the early spring.
A Halloween party was given by Miss
Mary Glassman of 1927 7 street northwest
Assisting her We're her sister, Mrs. A.
Guinsburgh, and Miss Anna Rapport. The
first part of the evening was spent musi-
cally. Refreshments served in the
dining room, which was tastefuliy deco
rated, after which games were played. The
evening was closed by Mr.. l. H. Perskin
with Rotations.
The, guests present were; The Misses A
! seeff, E. Woskof, G. Berlinsky. F. Green
berg Messrs ]. Kisseleff, E. Toomim, H.
| oxenberg, j. Davis, S. Kisseleff, l. H. Pers-
kin, NJ. Pozen, H. Hackman, S. Greenberg,
| S. Gusack, Mr.. and Mrs NJ Portion and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Guinsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Pennie have moved
n S''. j. '"S CITY 10 % ARK street. Non'c'a'f'
| Rev and Mrs Charles H. IIolmead of the
Melton have taken apartments in the Fair
! view, Ills 18th street northwest.
| merry party gathered at the home of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Piatz, Maryland
| avenue, Hyattsvlle, to celebrate the holiday
with charming, old-fashioned Halloween
games. Amid jack-o-lanterns and numer-
| Gus other lanterns, the old time apple games
were much enjoyed. At a late hour supper
was served. Among those present were
! Master Henry Thomson. Miss Louise Thorn
| son, Miss Mildred Thomson, Master John
Johnson. Miss Mary Saker, Master Francis
Burdette, Miss Madeline Wiseman and Mr.
William G. Putsche, all of Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs N. L. Fowler announce the
marriage of their son, Clarence E. Fowler
and Miss Gertrude White of South Carolina.
Mr.. Fowler has been chief boatswain's mate
| in the navy for several years The marriage
| of the couple was surprise to their host
of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler will reside
| in Norfolk this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bohe of II Q street north
east have returned from pleasant visit of
two weeks to relatives in Hoboken, N. J.
Senator and Mrs. Martin have arrived in
Washington and have taken the residence
of Mr.. Franklin Steele, No. 1926 18th street,
for the winter
Miss Eugenia Hines entertained few
friends Halloween night at her home on
New Hampshire avenue Various tricks
and games were INDUCED in in keeping
with the evening. Those present were:
Misses Lucille Mussina Louis Moore, Eva
Mccoy, Josie Esherck Gertrude Pedona,
Pauline Krause, Virginia Raeburn, Ethel
league, Marguerite Petit. Messrs. John
Krause, Frank Mccoy Lee Rhine, Frank
Fields Jimmie Mahaney, Elmer Pedona,
Robert Raeburn, Mrs. Imogene Moore, Mrs.
c. c. Mussina. Mrs. Geo. Dicons and Miss
Summervile Hines.
Miss Helen and Master Herbert Broderick
daughter and son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Her.
bert Broderick, entertained a few of their
little playmates at the home of their par
ents, 1902 Park road northwest, Halloween
night. Childish games, in which the parents
of the children also INDUCED We're enjoyed
by all.
Mr. and Mrs w. M. Keller have returned
to their home. 1913 Euclid street., after
few weeks sojourn in New York and Con-
necticut.
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
E. Newton, AIS A street southeast, the
| Square Deal Club" of the Technical High
School gave a masquerade party on Hal
loween night. Among those present We're
tho Misses JneZ Catlett Alberta Henderson,