Evening star., 1907-11-03

as usual by their intimate friends, and
enjoying the fall program of outdoor
gayetieS
Considering the habit of the English
from royalty down in carrying an UNI
brella on almost every outdoor occasion.
on the principle that rain is always i'm
minent in the British isle, 1t was anus
ing at recent wedding at ST. Margaret's
Westminster, London, that every guest
was found unprepared in this regard to
face an awful downpour in progress when
the ceremony was over. Even the newly
married couple had d generous sprnkling
getting out to their motor car. To avoid
waiting in the rain people ignored their
own open conveyances in favor of "growl
ers" and hansoms. which were more easily
accessible. AS it was, many beautiful
dresses were ruined, and the precious sill
Yer slippers which shod the feet of the
two small bridesmaids caused these young
people the greatest anxiety as they stood
on the muddy footwalk waiting for their
carriage, rain falling in torrents mean
while. A kindly policeman procured what
cover he could for them, but he was bliss
fully unconscious that rain was streaming
from his own helmet on to the tulle hat of
a lady standing by his side.
The engagement of Miss Katherine MAY
Einwechter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles H. Einwechter of Philadelphia
and Mr.. Donald W. Wilkie. son OF John
E. Wilkie. chief of the United States Sc
cret service, has been announced. The
marriage will take place at the home of
the brides parents on Christmas day, at
tended only by the families.
Miss Einwechter who Is we'll known in
musical circles, Is now visiting Mr.. Will
kie's parents in this. city. Mr.. Wilkie has
been connected with the United States Sc
cret service in Denver, Col, for the past
six months.
Mrs. A. F. specht of Seattle, Wash,
formerly Of this city, is thei guest of her
mother. Mrs. Julia Branlich, on Capitol
Hill.
Mrs. N. H. Mclean and Miss Carolyn
| Mclean Of this city are making an ex-
| tended visit In Cincinnati.
The engagement of Miss Gladys Mills,
one of the twin daughters Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ogden mills, to Mr.. Henry Car
negie Phipps of New York and Hemp
stead L. l., has been announced Since
their deJut five years ago the Misses
Mills have been popular In New York,
Newport and London. Their mother was
Miss Ruth Livingstone. one of the twin
daughters of the late Maurice Living
stone. They are granddaughters and
nieces of D. o. Mills and Mrs. White
law Reid, wife of the ambassador to
Great Britain.
Mr.. Phipps, son of Henry Phipps of
New York and Pittsburg. is known as
Hal and is a graduate of Yale, 'O2.
Mrs. Christopher Lyman Magee will en-
tertain her niece, the Baroness Riedl,
and the baron at her residence, Villino
Eleonora, Via Boncompagni. Rome, Italy.
over the Christmas holidays. The baron
ess. who will be remembered Miss
Margaret Louise Magee. daughter of Mrs.
James Neae of Pittsburg, is now at
Naples with her husband. Baron Riedl
was recently appointed minister to Brazil
by the Austrian government, a significant
honor. he is one of the youngest men
in the diplomatic service of the Austrian
empire. Baron and Baroness Riedl will
leave for Brazil after Christmas
The Bachelors Cotillon Club of Balti-
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