Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR AND
BARONESS srERNBURG HERE.
Comings and Goings Of the Notables
Briefly Told-Weddings.
Personal Notes

The German Ambassador and Baroness
sternburg returned yesterday to their
Highland terrace home. after q long alb
sence spent abroad and in the north for
the past two months. Their present stay
will be but q short one. as they will make
a trip to Lakewood. N. J.. before settling
down here for the season.
Miss Matilde Duncan Hannegan, at her
marriage tomorrow at st. Johns Church. to
Capt. Goland v. Clarke Of the British army,
will be escorted by her brother. Mr.. Dun
can flanagan, but will have no attendants.
Mr.. Brancker Of London will be best man
for Capt. Clarke. The bridal party and
relatives will return to the Shoreham for
wedding breakfast before the departure
of the couple for an eighteen months tour
of the world.
The wedding party to attend Miss Cath
crime Cullom Ridgey and Mr.. Phelps
Brown will include the brides sister Miss
Eleanor Cullom Ridgey as maid of honor.
and as bridesmaids Miss Gertrude Brown
elect Of the coming season. Mr.. Levellon
L. Brown of Chicago will be best man for
his brother. and the ushers are to be Mr..
Gee &C. Lewis Huntress, jr' Of Whining
Mr.. Charles H. Bradley, Mr. Francis B.
Poe, Mr.. George Minnegerode and Mr. j. A.
u. rainier.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Elizabeth
Harvey. daughter of Mrs. and the late
James Harvey, to Mr.. Goldsborough Ma
late Thomas J. Beall, took place at the
home of the brides mother in Baltimore
today, Rev. Robert s. COPELAND off1ci-
ating. The bride was given away by her
brother, Mr. Joshua G. Harvey, jr. Miss
Clara Worthington Beal. sister of the
groom. was maid of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Mary Anderson Gleg-
horn OF Baltimore and Miss Bessie Mil
Frank Mattingly of this city was best
man. The couple will make their home
here on Washington Heights.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Harriet Alexander Hereford, daughter of
late United States Senator and Mrs.
Frank Hereford of Union. w. Va, to Mr..
]. J. Forbes Shaw of Baltimore. The
wedding will take place late in October.
Miss Louise Ketcham was married to
Mr. David McCampben of Philadelphia
last night at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ketcham, on 21st
street. the father of the bridegroom Rev.
George McCampbell of Pittsburg, off1ci-
atlng. Only family party witnessed the
ceremony. which was followed by a small
reception. The bride, who was escorted
by her father. was beautifully dressed in
a princess gown of white net over white
iuouSSeliHe anu ldHeId ana trimmed with
duchess lace. wreath of orange bios
SONS crowned her tulle veil and shower
bouquet OF white roses was carried. The
house was profusely decorated. Mr.. and
Mrs. McCampbell, after their wedding
trip, will live in Philadelphia
DR.. Mary Alice Brosius has returned
from her vacation.
Mrs. Roberta H. Berlin announces the
marriage of her daughter Matte Elizabeth
to Mr.. Carlin Balfour Drake, Wednesday,
October 2, 1907, at Warsaw, Va. At home
after October 17OS LIST street northwest
Miss Ida NJ. Fallon of Q street left to-
day for New York, from which place she
will sail on the Baltic for Europe Thurs
day. While abroad she will visit relatives
in England. and also make q tour Of
France, Switzerland and Germany.
Mrs. and Miss Chinn have returned from
abroad and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward B. Alsop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Hancock of 3OOS
Dent place northwest left this morning for
Richmond. Va, to attend the marriage of
their brother. Mr.. Robert Rives Hancock,
and Miss Eleanor Darlington daughter of
DR.. George w. Darlington of that city
The marriage will be one of the social
events of the season as both families are
prominent in that section.