Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
AT NEWPORT AND
OTHER PLACES.
Recent Departures and Arrivals of
Well-Known Persons-Per-
sonal Notes.

NJ. des Portes, charge daffaires of the
french embassy, gave a dinaer last
evening at Newport for the Rev. Father
Bandet, who is at the head of st AIMS
Dominican Convent at Fail River NJ des
Portes gave Father Bandet the cross of
the Academy of France. Among ;he other
guests We're Count de Martel. secretary OF
the embassy
Mrs George w. Childs left Philadelphia
Tuesday for Richfeld Springs She will
return to Pasadena, Cal, late in The au-
tumn. -
Gen Daingerfield Parker and Mr. and
Mrs Alexander Legare are now IN Paris.
Mrs. John P. Jackson and Miss Jackson
are at Dinard, France, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Deming Jarvis.
Mrs. J. Monroe Hopkins, who is at her
cottage at Narragansett Pier, Will give a
tea tomorrow.
The minister of Colombia and Nine
Cortes sailed yesterday from New York
for Europe.
Mrs. j. French Simpson of 1929 kalo-
rama road, with her son and daughter,
Is spending the summer on the Hudson,
and will also go to New Haven, Conn.
The friends of Mrs. William Hayden of
Connecticut avenue will be glad to know
that since her stay in Carlsbad she has
so far recovered from her recent serious
illness that she hopes to soon return to
America and pass the remainder OF the
summer at Nantucket
Mr.. and Mrs r. Fine of Macon "a, who
were here visiting their relatives left
today for their home, Macon, Ga, by the
way of jamestown. They will reach home
the last of this week
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Newlan have gone to
Louisville, KY, to reside.
Mr. George Y. Thorpe. formerly of this
city, but now Of Kansas City, Mo- is here
on short visit with his sister, Mrs George
w. CARL. 919 7th street northeast.
The engagement of Miss Mamie Norris
daughter of Dr. Norris Of North avenue
Baltimore. to Past Midshipman Bruce Ware,
U 3 N, has been announced. 1t is expected
the wedding will take place in the autumn
Midshpman Ware graduated from the Ma
val Academy with the second section of the
known in Annapolis, where she has fire.
quently visited and attended the hops at
the Naval Academy. Passed Midshipman
Ware is from Newton, Mass.
Miss Courts, who has been spending the
early summer with her parents at their
morning for New York, whence she sails
for Cuba, on the Ward line steamer. Miss
Courts will visit her sister, Mrs. Clancy,
at FirmeZa, in the mountains Of Cuba about
eighteen miles from Santiago. She was
accompanied by Miss Clancy, who will
visit her brother and his wife, who is tho
sister of Miss Courts.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. William Bartholomae, was cele-
brated in the old home at 1415 9th street,
oct rdo hxy g.
and their friends The house was decorated
with white and gold flowers, raised and
brought from New York by their eldest
son VIII.
the old folks the company assembled in the
parlor, where the immediate family posed
for a photograph. Later refreshments were
served and speeches made.
The event Of the evening was the drink
Ing Of the wine from the same cut glass
loving cup that was so happily drained
fifty years ago.
Mr.. Bartholomae, who is eighty-three
years old, Is hale and hearty, and is en-
toying the best Of health, also is Mrs.
Bartholomae, who Is seventy years old.
tholomae, the eldest son, of Inwood on the
Hudson, N: Y; Mrs. E. Miller of Tomp
kinsville, N. Y; Mr.. Fred Bartholomae Of
Pittsburg. Pa; Mr. Russell Bartholomew of
Grafton, Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs. William Nc
Alleer. Mrs. R. F. Saunders. Mrs. Joe Mas
sau, Mrs. H. White and Miss Rosa Bar
tholomae.
Miss Clara Louise Johnson left yesterday
for Annapolis. Md, to visit her cousin, Miss
Ethel E. Johnson.
Last evening at 1880 o'clock, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Gheen, 11O1
9th street northwest, occurred the marriage
of Charles ]. Morris of Sioux Falls, s. D.,
and Susan Mary Virginia Hazen of this
city. DR.. Frank NJ Bristol Of the Metropol-
itan Methodist Church, officiating. The af-
fair was a quiet one, witnessed only by
few intimate friends of the bride. There
were no attendants excepting Mrs. B. w.
Gheen, cousin of the bride, who acted as
matron Of honor.
The bride is daughter of the late Whit
field Hazen. who was at the time of his
death deputy naval officer of the custom
house of Baltimore. She is niece of the
late Gen. A. Depue Hazen, for many years
third assistant postmaster general
The bride and groom, after an extended
tour, which includes Baltimore Philadel-
phia, Atlantic City and the jamestown ex-
position, trip on the Atlantic, the Hudson
and the lakes. will be at home after Sep
TENDER l at Sioux Falls, s. D.
Marriage Licenses.