Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
VICE PRESIDENT AND MRS
FAIRBANKS HONOR GUESTS.
Large Dinner at italian Embassy.
Other Events-Per-
sonal Notes.


! The Italian ambassador and Baroness
! Mayor des Planches gave a dinner last
night in honor of the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks. Invited TO meet them
were Senator and Mrs. Elkns Senator
| and Mrs. Burrows. Senator and Mrs. De-
pew. the Swiss minister DR.. Vogel; the
! Turkish minister. the Peruvian min
and Sonora DePa rdo MIR and Mrs. Hugh
Iegare. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorlilard.
| Mrs George Lodge the French naval at
| tache and Nine. de Blanpre. Miss MOTIFS
| Baron Terrone di San MARITIME and MI,
| AttOlico.
| Mrs Victor H. Olmsted wife of the
| statist ician of the Department of Agfl-
culture. who is now IN Cuba as director
of the census. has returned from Havana
| after visit of five months In the thnah
capital. Mrs. Olmsted and her daughter
| Miss Myrtle are entertaining Mrs. Anne
| Teller her son. WolSeS Teller. and MIS-
Roger Mason. wife Of Lieut.. Mason OF the
Artillery Corps. U.SA.. stationed in CUBA.
| at their country residence. Ninecroft. IN
| Alexandria county. Va Mrs. Olmsted
! and her daughter are most enthusiastic
| over the City of Colors. and were most
| impressed with the Moorishness of the
ancient city. During their stay In CuDa
| -
Der of functions and thoroughly enjoyed
| themselves.
Friends OF Mr. Charles w. Lippold gath
| cred at his home. G,6 Park road. last
evening and enjoyed progressive five hun
| dred prizes being won by MISS Mary
Rupert. Mr.. Lippold and Mr. RI. Alien.
| 4 mandolin club. of which the most Is
member. rendered several selections,
Those present were Mrs: Saum and
Misses Mary RUPERT. A. Bowling. Rose
Reeves NJ. Faunt. Helen Royce. NJ john
| ston and *. Kane, and Messrs. Sauhl.
| Ellsworth Quinter. Howard Allen Johh
! Bonnell W. Dieggs. A. Thomas: Z. Hess
and Charles W. Lippold buffet supper
was served.
Mrs. Daniel Manning of Albany, who
spent a part Of the winter here. mas re-
turned for months stay.
Miss Mary Cnderhll Wood was married
at noon yesterday in New York city TO
Mr.. Merrill Edward Gates, jr.. the cere-
mony being performed by the Kew. LIZ
William r. Huntington in the presence OF
only near relatives and a few intimate
friends.
The bride, who is grandniece of the
late Johns Hopkins of Baltimore. the
founder and benefactor of Johns Hopkins
University of that city. was given away
by her oldest brother. Mr.. William Cong
don Wood.
Miss Lois Romans. daughter of Mrs.
Edward c.. Romans of New York city,
was the maid of honor and only attend
ant.
Mr.. Gates whose father. DR.. Merrill f.
Gates of Washington. d. c.. was former
ly president Of Rutgers and Amherst col
leges had his brother. Rev. William
Bishop Gates of this city. for ms pest
man. There were no ushers.
Owing to the recent death of the bride s
father. William II. S. Wood. who was
president of the Bowery Savings Bank
and head of the publishing firm OF VIII
liam Wood & Co., there was no wedding
reception.
On their return from their honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs Gates will make their home
at 30 East 9th street. New York
Mrs Timmons. daughter Of the Vice
President, has returned after a short visit
to friends in New York.
The marriage of Miss Marie S. Eddy.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Titus E. Eddy
Of New York city. and Lieut.. Laios kada.
4th Hussars. Austro- Hungarian army.
will take place at o'clock tomorrow ant
ernoon at the home of the bride on East
a7th street. New York. Mgr. Lavelle OF
ST Patrick's Cathedral will off1ciate at
the ceremony which will be very quietly
soemniZed.
The bride will he given in marriage by
her father. Titus f. Eddy. She WI. have
no attendants. Baron Hoennlng OCar-
roll Austro- Hungarian consul in New
York will be Lieut. kada's best man.
There will be ushers.
Lieut. Kada and his bride will probably
live in Budapest.
Miss Williams and Mr.. Francis Bennett
Poe who are to he married Saturday. are
being entertained continuously by their
friends Mrs. Pullman will give dinner
tonight at the Arlington. and Miss Flea
ID hn 10 IN no a
honor will entertain similarly TOMORROW
night for them
The engagemtn of Miss Maud Elliott
and Mr. Francis W. Maiiiard Is an
nounced.
Mrs Johnston and Miss Frances b.
Johnston. 1::3. V street, will be at home
today.
Senator and Mrs Burkett have issued
invitations to all former Nebraskans
now resident in Washington. their wives
and husbands to a reception TO meet MY
and Mrs. Raymond b. Morgan saturday
evening next. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan were
married In Boston last Saturday.
Mrs William A. Beach. jr.. of Syracuse.
~ y is visiting Capt. and Mrs beach
1911 II street. and will be in this city for
some weeks.
Miss Leva B. Graft. daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Joseph Y. Graf. VINO
has been abroad for a year travelling and
studying, returned yesterday and Is with
her parents at the Dewey.
Mrs Stanley Matthews. who has Col
Henry Watterson and Mrs. Richard C.
Mccormick as her guests. gave a dinner
In their honor last night.
Mrs F.. G.. H. Slater gave dinner, fol-
lowed by bridge, last night.
Mrs Bonaparte. excepting for brief
visit does not expect to be in Washington
again during the spring. as the Attorney
General and she will reopen their country
home near Baltimore as soon as the
weather is suitable.
Baron Giskra. the Austrian minister 70
Mexico and at one time counselor of the
embassy in this city. was entertained at
dinner by the Austrian ambassador and
Baroness Hengelmuller. and at luncheon
by the Swiss minister. DIR. Vosel. yester-
day Baron Giskra left for New York
today and will sail shortly for the Isle
of Jersey to spend his vacation with Bar
oness Giskra. The baroness and their
children are with her mother. Mrs. King,
formerly OF Baltimore, but who has lived
on the Isle Of Jersey for years.
Mrs l.. s. Anderson of 29l9 q street
will he a home Thursday. April 23. from
3 to 6, for the last time this season.