Evening star., 1907-06-30

Mary and Julia Godsborough are in Gene
va. N. Y, visit. All will return in a
few days to go on to Oakland.
A marriage of this week will be that of
Mrs. r. f. Bernard and Maj. JOS. T. Crabbs
Decatur, where the brde-elect and her
mother resid. Mrs. Bernard was Miss
Elsie Camp of Knoxville, Tenn, and is the
widow of Gen. Bernard, vice governor OF
the National Soldiers Home in Washing
ton, and one of the best known officers of
the United tSates Army. who had the repu-
tation of having led more battles in the
Indian campaigns than any other officer
and also had high rank for service in the
civil war. Since Gen. Bernard's death his
widow and her mother have been living. in
this city.
The Russian embassy is closed for the
summer. the ambassador and his house
hold having left last week for New York
en- route for Magnolia, Mass, to spend the
summer. Unless their plans are changed
the ambassador and Baroness Rosen will
sail for Europe for prolonged absence In
October. They purpose passing the winter
in ST. Petersburg, that their only daughter,
Baroness Elizabeth Roser. may make her
debut in that capital. This young woman.
who Is seventeen, will be presented at court
early in the winter.
Miss Ruth Kohler, the charming and
gifted daughter Of Mr.. Charles Kohler Of
Wabash. Ind. is visiting her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs Milton Britain, 3213 18th street
northwest Miss Kohler has made hosts
of friends since coming to Washington, and
many entertainments have been given In
her honor.
Mr. Francis Wolfe and his younger
| brother, Dickey, sons of Mr.. Hartley c..
Wolfe of Johnstown, Pa. are visiting Mr..
Russell Howard, 32l5 18th street. The
Wolfe boys walked the entire distance from
Johnstown and say 1.-The walking is good"
After stay of several weeks in Washing
ton they will go to jamestown, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard.
After staying few days at Elberon. N.
J., with their daughters, the Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Straus Will
start via Canada for the Pacific coast and
California. They will be accompanied by
their son, Roger Straus. They will make
| the trip to San Francisco over the Northern
| Pacific and, after voyage to Hawaii, Will
return by the southern route, stopping In
| the Yellowstone Park and Grand Canyon.
| They will get back early in September.
Mrs. William B. Winlock has announced
/ Encouragement of her daughter Elizabeth
| to Henry Murphy of Portland, Me. The
wedding is expected to take place in Sep
tember at Narragansett Pier where Mrs:
Winlock and her daughter are already
| established for the summer Miss Winlock
| is a daughter of the late Prof. Winlock. 2
| their daughter, Miss Katherine Eddy, are
! in Paris. and Senator Beveridge has re-
Gently Joined the party at the same hotel.
| In cabled interview in the New York
| Herald the past week, Mr.. Eddy tacitly
| acknowledges the engagement of his
! daughter and the senator. although no
| formal announcement has yet been made.
| When he was asked the date of the we'd
ding, which, 1t is r1mored, will take place
In Europe. he laughingly replied:
1T is not settled on yet We are going
| to appoint committee of Hoosiers to set
| the date. I'm sorry George Ade is not here
| to act on that committee, but there are
| plenty of Hoosiers here, and among them
| The Gentleman from Indiana, Mr.. Booth
| Harrington. OF course l hate to lose the
| girl, but I'm like the darky on his death
| bed. who. when asked II he was resigned
| to die, replied, Boss, got to be-
| Mr. and Mrs George Howard and chill
/ dren. Mrs and Miss Ciagett, Mr. and Mrs
| Edward Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wy
| lie and Miss Margaret Gale are among the
| Washingtonians who will be, or already are,
at Narragansett Pier for the season.
| NJ de Szent-Ivany, secretary Of the Aus
| trian legation, who has been In New York
| several days. left yesterday for Bar Harbor.
| where he will join Baron Louis Ambrozy,
| charge d'affares of the Austro-Hungarian
| embassy. The embassy will be established at
| Bar Harbor for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Morton. who have
| sailed for Europe intend to spend some time
| in France. Mr.. Morton is to be among the
| speakers al the Fourth of July banquet un-
der the auspices of the American Chamber
| of Commerce OF Paris.
Christ Church. Navy Yard, was the scene
Of pretty wedding Wednesday evening at
o'clock. when Miss Hattie N. Thompson