Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-04

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1908, by F. Knowles Bishop.)
Newark, Mount Vernon and other places
| in Ohio.
Wade Chance, whose wife was Mrs:
Van Rensselaer, Cruger, and who arrived
from England last week, is now in Chi
cago. He Is booked to sail on the return
| trip November IL. Mr.. and Mrs Chance
| have taken a house at 8 Queen street,
Mayfair. London, for term of years.
Mrs. Walter D. Wyville has returned to
the city and is again at the Everett 1870
| H street northwest.
| Mr. and Mrs. Philip T. Hall have issued
invitations for the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Mary Adele Hall. to Mr.
Arthur Theodore Kreh of Frederick. Md.
The wedding will take place at the home
| of the bride, Wisconsin avenue, Tuesday,
| November II.
Baltimore society is having a little SEN
sation over the announcement OF the
Dorothea Hoffman, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Curzon Hoffman, to Mr.. T.
| Courtenay Jenkins. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph w. Jenkins, jr. The date for the
| wedding had been set for November %.
Most of the trousseau had been purchased
| and the arrangements for the ceremony
had been made.
The reason for the sudden change is
given by friends of the Hoffman and Jen-
kins family as being the result of reli-
gious differences. The Jenkins family
are Roman Catholics and the Hohmans
are members of Christ's Protestant Epis-
copal Church. Both families are among
the wealthiest and most influential in
town.
The consul general to London returned
yesterday from Philadelphia in time to
accompany Mrs. Wynne to the White
guests of President and Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs Wynne had had very encouraging
news from her daughter. Miss Ida
Wynne, who Is now able to walk about
little with the aid of crutch. 1t will
be remembered that Miss Wynne was
thrown from her horse ten days ago In
Central Park, N. Y, by reason of her
stirrup breaking while the animal was
running away. Her ankle was sprained
and has been very painful. AS soon as
her parents in this city.
Lady Alan tombstone. wife of the Brit
| ish minister at Denmark, arrived yester-
| day in New York and after stay there
| with her brother will come here to spend
| most of the winter with her mother. Mrs
Pinchot, and her brother, Mr.. Clifford
Pinchot.
Mrs. Wister Morris gave a tea yester-
day at her home in Overlook, Pa, in
honor of the debut of her granddaughter,
Miss Marguerite Pascal Wood. daughter
Of the pastor of the Church of the Cove
| nant, DR.. Wood
Mrs. Grant Duff. wife of the British
minister to Cuba, who has been visiting
her brother-in-law and sister Baron and
Baroness Moncheur. and her father and
mother, Gen. and Mrs. Clayton, will leave
tomorrow night to join her husband In
Cuba. She is staying over tomorrow for
the festivities which will accompany the
christening of the baby son Of the Bel
gian minister.
Ex-senator Cockrell and Miss Anna
Cockrell, who remained Throughout the
autumn with Mrs. Gallaudet at New Lon
don. Conn.,, are expected back in a day
or two ~
Mr. W. r. Edelen Of this city announces
the marriage Of his daughter. Miss Mabel
Cecilia Edelen, to Frank F. Burke of
Chevy Chase. Nd, son OF Maj. ]. B..
Burke of Chevy Chase, November 3, 1908.
A party was given by Miss May Fitz
Gerald at. her residence. 2227 18th street
| northwest, Saturday evening. Games
were played during the evening. Refresh
which was appropriately decorated with
autumn leaves. Those present were:
Misses Helen Mccormick. Mary McIner-
ney, Eileen O'Donnell, hewitt Claude, Ma
May Fitz Gerald; Messrs. James E. Al
binson. Joseph Grove, William O'Donnell
J. c. Dugan, Terry Sullivan, James Wa
tiers, William Loveless. Percy Saffel, Jo-
seph Lane and Richard Fitz Gerald
Genuine good feeling and enthusiasm
prevailed at a banquet held at the Japa-
nese embassy, on N street. last night in
bop bo hi,fh %
suhito. Emperor of Japan Among those
| who took part were Baron Kogoro Taxa
| hira. Japanese ambassador; Baroness Ia
| kahira and the daughter Of the baron,
Hanihara. second secretary: Matsuzo Ma
gal. third secretary; Isaburo Yoshida, at
| tache; Commander Naomi Taniguchi. ma
val attache and Maj. Kunishige Tanaka,
Japan was displayed over the embassy
building all day in honor Of the occasion.
During the day various ambassadors and
ministers accredited to the United States
| government called on Baron Takahira.
| the mikado's representative. here, to offer
their Fluctuations.
Capt and Mrs. John Guest after a pleas
| ant summer spent In Europe have return
| ed to this city and reopened their house.
| 2O21 Hillyer place. where they will be
| glad to see their friends.
| Mrs. Snowden, wife Of Commander
| Thomas Snowden U.S.N., has returned to
her house, 1906 Belmont road northwest,
| for the winter. Mre. Snowden greatly en-
| joyed her summer at Lake Mohonk. N. Y,
Stockbridge. Mass, and many other re-
sorts on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering Dodge have is
sued invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Nina Hammer McEwen. to DR..
Carl Henning Wednesday evening, No
| vember IS. at pm. at st. Thomas
Church.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Wallace Barksdale of this city and
Florence Boiling Of Richmond. Va.