Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-23
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER ROUND OF DINNERS
ON FOR THE VICE PRESIDENT.
Bridal Parties Here and Elsewhere
Of Interest-Days at Home.
Personal Notes.

Of Interest-Days at Home.
Personal Notes.
Representative and Mrs. Dalzel will
give a dinner Thursday night for the
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks. The
| latter has returned from a fortnight's
absence in New York and Lakewood.
Mr.. Havenith, the Belgian minister to
| Persia. was given a farewell dinner last
| night at sthe Metropolitan Club. The Bel
gian minister presided. and thase present
were Signor Centaro and Signor Cora of
the Italian embassy. Baron Haymerle. of
the Austro- Hungarian embassy, Maj.
Fourn1er. military attache, and Niscount
Charles de Chambrun of the French en-
bassy. Herr Won Schubert and Herr Won
Breuning of the German embassy, Prince
koudachen. Mr.. kroupensky and Mr..
de Thai of the Russian embassy. Capt.
the Hon. Horace Hood of the British
embassy. Mr.. Royaards of the Neither
| lands legation, the Swiss minister Dr.
Leo Vogel. and Mr.. Martin of the Swiss
| legation.
The Duchess of Marlborough will be the
| guest OF honor at dinner of sixty COW
ers this week given by her mother. Mrs
y. III. p. Belmont A lecture on the
drama, ancient and modern. is to follow
The marriage of Miss Julia Kean Fish
daughter of Mr.. Hamilton Fish. United
States subtreasurer in New York. and
Mr. William Lawrence Breese of England
Will take place late this afternoon at St
James Church, New York. On account
| Of the marriage taking place in Lent the
ceremony will be as simple possible.
There will be no choral service and the
reception. to be held at the residence of
Mr. Fish. will be small and informal.
| Miss Fish is granddaughter of the late
| Hamilton Fish. Secretary Of State under
President Grant from 1869 to 1877.
| governor Of New York from 1S4S to 1850
and member of the high joint COM
| mission which negotiated the treaty of
Washington between the United States,
| and Great Britain in 1871. She will enter
| the church with her father, who will also
give her away. Her gown of white satin
will be trimmed with some beautiful old
| lace which adorned the wedding gown of
| her late grandmother. Mrs. Fish. Her
bouquet will be of orchids and lilies of
| the valley.
Miss Janet Fish and Miss Rosamond
Fish will be the bridesmaids. Mr.. Breese
| is son of Mrs. Henry V. Higgins of
| London by her first marriage to the late
William l.. Breese of New York. He is
a brother of Lady Willoughby d'Eresby
| and of Lady Alastair Innes-ker, whose
| husband is the brother of the Duke of
Roxburghe, who married Miss May Goe-
| let. only daughter of Mrs Ogden Goelet
Mr. Robert Higgins of London will be
| his stepbrOthers best man. The couple
will sail shortly and spend the season in
London.
Miss Robson has returned from Phila-
| delphia, where she visited her aunt, Mrs
Price.
" Vd Y,,loc It'll
| main at the Homestead. Hot Springs, Va,
| for the next four weeks.
The engagement Is announced of AS
| sfstant Surgeon Reynolds Hayden L. S.
N, and Miss Belle Howard of Washing
ton. The wedding. on April ., will be
very quiet owing to the recent death of
Miss Howard's father. Surgeon Hayden,
den. U. S. N. is now on duty in this
city, but expects soon to go to Cuba.
Miss Mary Louise DUEL. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holland Duell,
formerly Of this city. and Lieut.. Otto
Vaughn Kean, L. S. A.. We're married
Saturday evening. at the home of the
brides. parents, 80 West End avenue,
| man, rector of the Church of the Heaven
| ly Rest, and who was chaplain at West
Point when Lieut. Kean was a cadet, Of
| ciated. The bride wore white satin and
OIu loSe dIlu d tune veil, Win Or
| ange blossoms. Her bouquet was of or
| chids and valley lilies. There were no
bridesmaids. Lieut.. J. B. Gardiner. L. s.
| A., Of West Point was the best man,
gruder. L. s. A: Lieut. Thomas B. Doe.
Z. S. A. of Fort Hancock, who wore
their military uniforms. and Holland
| Duell and w. Sack tt Duell, brothers of
| the bride.
The wedding took place in the drawing
| room Of the Duell home, the couple stand
| ing in bower of palms, lilacs and Eas-
| ter lilies. with an American flag in the
background. A reception followed the
| ceremony.
After a wedding trip Lieut.. and Mrs.
where the bridegroom is stationed.
Mrs Mcknight Moses will be at home
tomorrow and Wednesday at the Bur
| lington. Mrs Costing and her daughter
will be with her, with other assistants.
| Dorothy Youngblood celebrated her sew
enth birthday anniversary ST. Patrick's
| day by entertaining seven of her little
| friends from to 6 o'clock at the home
Of her parents on street. The decora-
| tons were green. On the prettily ar
ranged table was birthday cake
trimmed with shamrocks and holding
green candles. The favors We're silk
| shamrocks.
spending a few weeks with her grand
| parents. the Rev. w. and Mrs. Watts.
| at Strasburg, Va.
Mrs. Frank Ramsey Moody of New
| York. who has been the house guest of
| Misses Frances and Marjorie Smith OF
| 10th street, left Saturday for her home.
| Miss Williams of Norfolk. Va. who has
| been the guest of the Misses Smith Of
| 10th street for several weeks, returned
| to her home Friday.
Bishop and Mrs. Sabin returned Satur-
day from a delightful trip to Norfolk, Va
Mr. Thomas l.. Keller of Panama with
| his wife and child. is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Keller of 100
Sth street northeast.
Mrs. +. V. Fowler entertained at '1tsi''
| Thursday evening in honor Oh her house
! guest. Miss Fitzpatrick of Nelson county,
Va Prizes were Won by Miss Hisdon
Mr. Cummins, Mrs. Cummins and Mr.
Frick. An artistic supper was served
| after the games.
| Mrs. r. c. Walton entertained a num-
her of lit folks at her residence cor