Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WEDDINGS HERE AND ELSE
WHERE OF GREAT INTEREST.
Notable Arrivals at and Departures
From Capital Homes-Per-
sonal Notes.

Former Senator and Mrs William E.
Mason, who now reside in Chicago. have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Ruth White Mason and
Mr.. Eugene Charles Hall Monday evening
April 10. at 1:30 O'Clock at the family resi-
dence Miss Ethel Mason will be maid
of honor and the bridesmaids will be
M sses Edith and Mildred Hail. William
Z. Mason, jr., will serve as best man and
the ushers will be Roderck and Lowell
Mason.
The third assistant secretary OF state and
Mrs Huntington Wilson will entertain
President Hadley as their house guest.
when he comes 10 Washington this
week for the Yale banquet, which is to
be held at the Chevy Chase Club Wednes-
day. Mr.. Huntington Wilson was men,
Der of the class of 1897 at Yale. and his
decennial reunion takes place this June.
Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead. assisted by
the Rev Dr. Robert Washington Grange.
rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church
of the Ascension. offcated at the mar
riage of Miss Mary Guthrie the daughter
of the late Alexander GuthGe and Mr..
Frederick c. Wolcott of Utica, n. Y. which
took place at the Guthrie homestead in
Ellsworth avenue. Pitts5urg last Wednes-
day afternoon. Mayor George w. Guthrie
gave his niece's hand in marriage and her
only attendant was a little flower girl, a
| niece. Miss Marcia .eMoyne, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis LeMoyne. Only near
relatives and a few friends were present.
Among these We're Mrs. A. N. Guthrie of
New York. and Miss Stanton of this city.
Mr.. Wolcott and his bride will travel
tensively before taking up a permanent
residence.
The German ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg will sail tomorrow for
Bremen and intend to go direct to the for
! mer's home in Saxony. The ambassador
expects to return about the first of July
The Hon. Matde Pauncefotc. after a
| series of visits to New York friends, has re-
| turned here and is now the guest of Mrs.
Letter.
Mr. and Mrs, Hochstadter who have been
| staying with the parents of the latter Sec
rotary and Mrs. Straus. went to Hot
Springs. Va, today for a short stay.
The American ambassador and Mrs
Whitelaw Reid are expected back from the
Riviera to Dorchester House London about
the 18th. and fashionable gossip has it that
among the entertainments they will give
during the season will be a ball which the
king and queen will attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robinson and Miss
Robinson who spent the Easter season in
Rome. will be in London next month to
visit the White,aw Reds. and Miss Robin
son will be presented at May drawing
room
Mrs Rufus G. Collins of Chicago is visit
ing Mrs. Herman A. Phillips at 1897 18th
street.
Mr.. and Mrs P P Rouse announce the
engagement of their daughter, Florence X.
to Mr.. Ernest c. Lee. The wedding will
take place in June.
Mrs j. I. Bradley of Syracuse. n. Y, is
visiting her cousins, Miss Fannie A. Moore
and Mrs Joseph n Whitney She is now
with the latter at 1919 18th street. Mrs.
Whitney regrets that continued i'll health
through the winter has prevented her from
making or returning visits.
The marriage of Miss Isabel Hemline of
Washington. D. G., and Mr.. William G.
Worrell of Hillsville. Va. took place at the
Church of the Messiah. in Baltimore. Md,
Wednesday. March %. 1907, Rev. DR..
Peregrine Wroth officiating.
Mrs l. B. Brown of 1918 street north
west has returned home from New York
city and Philadelphia, where she has been
spending the Easter holidays.
Miss Mary c. Bennett of Capitol Hill is
spending a month in Atlantic City.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Joseph Auerbach
of L street gave beautifully appointed
pink and green luncheon in honor of Miss
Ruth Heyn of Toledo and several out
of-town guests. The participants were
Miss Schulach. Miss Baar of New York,
Miss Obendorfer of Cincinnati. Miss Rae
Ham. MISS FdnIlle ft.iDTen. MISS Anna
Prince, Miss E. Behrend. Prizes were
awarded to the most and least successful
contestants.
Miss CLARA Scofield of 1914 p street north
west gave sewing party Friday cfter-
| noon. in honor of her house guest, Miss
Permelia Curtis of Topeka, Kan. Miss
Curtis is a student at Wellesley College,
and is spending the Easter holidays with
her former classmate, and many of those
invited were members of the Gloss of 1905
Western High School.
Those present were Miss Josephine Dill
Miss Corcoran, Miss Dudley Manning. Miss
Mothersead. Miss Osgood, Miss Gray, Miss
Marjorie Duvall, Miss Isabel Towner. Miss
Finch Miss WEIGH. Mrs Albert Rust. Miss
Sylvester. Miss Madison Small, Miss Schaef-
fer, Miss Minna Schaeffer, Miss Baker. Miss
Alva Marsh. Miss Carter, Mss Marian
West, Miss Margarey Wimsatt, Miss Van
Arsdale, Miss Emily Van Arsdale and Miss
Miller.
Solitude the Westinghouse residence in
Pittsuurg. They will remain for two, prob
ably three, weeks, the stay being one or
recreation merely. Mrs. Westinghouse will
observe formally her usual Mondays at
home.
Mrs. H. Wilson Howen. 1922 9th street.
has returned home after spending the Eas-
ter ho..~ays with relatives in Vineland, N.
j., and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Ropp will cele-
brate their golden wedding anniversary
by reception tonight from to 10, given
by their children, at 11O7 o street. The