Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-10

York.
The engagements announced last week
kept UP the record which has been recent
ly established in this locality and pre-
sages in this particular more than the
usual matrimonial activity for June.
Yesterday the engagement of Miss Hen
retta Wheeler Lewis, daughter OF Mrs.
William NJ Lewis of Montgomery coun-
ty, Maryland, to L. S. District Attorney
Daniel William Baker was announced, as
was that OF Miss Sarah Nelson Dale of
Pittsfield. Mass. and Mr.. Nathan Haines
Mannakee OF West Virginia.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Errol Cuthbert Brown, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs George Whitfield Brown, and
Lieut.. Charles Russell Train. U.SN now
the battleship Connecticut son of the
late Rear Admiral Train Lieut.. Train
who served a S flag lieutenant on the Con-
necticut, is expected to arrive here shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Dawson an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Mendenhall of New York city. formerly
of Washington, d. c. The wedding will
take place in early June.
Mrs. Henry May and Miss May are at
Hot Springs. Va, and were Mrs. George
W. Vanderbilts tea guests Friday, when
the Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuller were also present.
Mrs. Fairbanks hospitality Friday after
noon for the Congressional Club. of which
she is an honorary member. was All eX-
Ceedingly pleasant affair. Mrs. Perkins,
president of the club, received with the
hostess and Miss Cannon Miss Kean and
Miss TimmOns assisted. The guests In
Guided. in addition to the clubs officers,
Mrs John Sharp Williams OF Mississippi
Mrs Champ Clark of Missouri, Mrs. j. ;.
Fassett of New York, rs.Julius Kahn OF
California Mrs. and Miss Wood. sister OF
Representative Wood of New Jersey
Mrs. Depew of New York, Mrs. Elkins OF
West Virginia, Mrs. Crane of Massachu-
sets Mrs Dolliver of Iowa, Mrs New
lands of Nevada, Mrs. Owen of Oklahoma.
Mrs. w. A. Smith of Michigan. Mrs Bulke-
ley Of Connecticut, Mrs. Curtis of Kan
sas. Mrs Dixon of Montana. Mrs. Hop
kns of Illinois, Mrs. Guggenheim OF Col
orado and Mrs. Hepburn of Idaho. all
wives of senators; Mrs. Herbert Parsons.
Mrs. G. b. Law, Mrs. Van Vechten o.
colt. Mrs w S. Bennett, Mrs. George W.
Fairchild Mrs. Driscoll and Mrs.
Ryan. wives OF the New York represent
atives; Mrs. John DalZell. Mrs. n. =.
Wheeler. Mrs. W. w. Foulkrod. Mrs. j,
II Moore. Mrs. Joel Cook. Mrs. B. X.
Focht Mrs. j. F. Burke. Mrs \ j. Barch-
field. all of Pennsylvania; Mrs. G. \.
Fowler, Mrs. j. j. Gardner, Mrs IL G..
Loudenslager and Mrs. William Hughes
of New Jersey.
Mrs. Milton f. Allies and children have
gone 10 their summer home at BoliV II.
w. Va.
Secretary and Mrs. Roo: entertained
several times the past week at dinner.
Some of their guests Wednesday evening
were the Ncaraguan minister and Nine.
Corea. Representative and Mrs Long
worth, Representative Bourke Cochran.
Capt. and Frau Hebbinghaus, Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
Miss Elkins. Miss Foraker. Miss Hagner.
Mr.. Huntington Wilson. Count Won HAITI
feldt, Capt. Mccoy and Mr.. Philips.
The German ambassador and Baroness
Sternburg Will sail next Saturday for AN
extended stay abroad. Baroness Stern
burg gave goodbye tea yesterday for
Frau HebbinghauS. wife of the naval at
tache of the embassy. who will soon leave
this city. Capt. Hebbinghaus will shortly
be transferred to another post and will
go abroad during the early summer.
The Belgian minister and Baroness Mon
cheur gave a dinner last night i'm honor of
Mrs Powell Clayton, sister-in-law of the
latter. and her sister, Mrs. Stanley Wash
burn. who here on a visit to their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Lang
horne.
Miss Eleanor Hunter Lutz and Mr..
Richard Wilmer Boiling were married last
night at the residence of the brides broth
er. Mr.. Frank o. I.utz, 1913 Calvert
street Rev Herbert Scott Smith DID,
Off1ciated Only the immediate relatives
% the couple were present, owing TO d