Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-15

Prince and Princess Engaltcheff will
entertain at dinner tonight in Chicago
M. de Thai. first secretary of the Russian
embassy in Washingtc~ who is their
guest.
Mrs. Marshall Field has gone to Dublin.
N. H.. where she will spend the summer.
She will have her sister Mrs. Augustus n.
Eddy, as her guest during July
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson gave an
lat home" at Weld. their estate in
Brookline, Mass, last Wednesday, from
until T. Later in the week they left for
Chicago. where they will be joined by a
party of friends as their guests. when
they will journey to the Pacific coast and
Alaska. On their return to Seattle early
in August. they will be joined by Mrs.
Charles Allen Porter of Beacon street.
and in the Andersons' private car they
will journey east over the Canadian Pa
cific. stopping at Lake Louise and other
points of interest.
Rev. DR.. Frank Sewall will be in Pitts
burg next Saturday to officiate at the
wedding of Miss Elizabeth Schellenberg.
daughter of Mr. 8. z. Schelenberg. and
Mr.. Joseph Denniston McGinnis of Wiki
insburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Fisher celebrated
their twenty-ffth wedding anniversary
at their country house in Kensington
of guests from Kensington. Washington
Philadelphia. Richmond. Japan and New
York were present. The house was taste
fully decorated with flowers, ferns and
lighted with japanese lanterns Mrs
Fisher. attired in hand-embroidered bIue
chiffon. trimmed with gold braid and
lace, was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
George Fisher Of Sparta, N. j., who was
gowned in white silk: Mrs. F. H. Bots
seau of Richmond. Va in yellow just
cloth, and Mrs. J. P. Couse of Hamburg.
n. j.. in gray silk wolfe. An orchestra
from Washington furnished music during
the afternoon and evening. Refreshments
were served at o'clock.
Others of the guests were Mr..
George B. Fisher. Sparta. N j.; Rev w.
r. kieffer. Ramsey, n. j.: Mr.. and Mrs.
p. L. Decker. Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. J. L.
n. j.; Miss Elizabeth and Miss Emma
Couse. Newark. n. J.; DR.. and Mrs. H. E.
Smith. Frederick Md: Dr. and Mrs ].
S. Van Master. New Brunswick N. j.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vreeland. Mr. Jo-
seph Vreeland and Mr.. Frank Thompson,
Greensboro. n: c.: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam.
Givians. Bay ST Louis. Miss; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bennett. Indiana. Pa: DR..
and Mrs. r. H. LETTER. Mr.. and Mrs H.
Ulsh. Middleburg. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Watt. Belleview. Pa: Mrs. and Miss
Blanche Polkinhorn Washington. D. c.;
Rev. Mr.. Soper, Toxic. Japan; Mr.. and
Mrs. S. n. Widdap. Washington, D. c.;
Dr.. and Mrs, Henry Runner. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ Terrell Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Buck.
DR.. and Mrs. W. l.. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Peter. Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Nor
man. Mr.. and Mrs. o., NJ Field. Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Townsend. Miss Annie Galley,
Miss Annie Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Brink
erhoff. Miss Brinkerhoff of kensngton,
Md; Miss Bessie White and Mrs. H. j.
Dorman. Georgetown. Del: Mr.. and Mrs.
Strickland. Miss Zeke and others from
Washington. D. c. Rev w. r. Kieffer.
who of11ciated at the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher at Deckertown. n. j., was
present to enjoy the silver anniversary.
Mrs. John Humphrey and daughter,
Mrs. A. o. Wright. accompanied by her
son and daughter, have gone for an eX-
points of interest in the west. Before
returning they will visit Dr. c. A. Hoover
Blackfoot Idaho. On their return here
they will go to their country seat, Yatton.
near Round Hill, Va.
Mr.. John H. Wright has left for an
extended trip Through the west.
Mrs. Matte 'Ashby Brney and niece
Miss Martha A. Hauch, leave for Cuba
the summer.
Mr.. Fred Kline. Mr.. and Mrs. C. A
Mackenzie. Miss Mary F. Mackenzie and
Capt. Frederick F. Russell. U.S.A.. will
sail tomorrow on the KrOnprinz Will
helm.
Miss Rosa Gertrude Linthicum of list
street northwest will sail from New York
Wednesday on board the Lustania. with
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Clendenin of Baltimore for Ireland
where they will remain several months.
Mrs. A. c. Barney of this city recently
gave a small musical in London. where
Mr.. Tanning. young American singer
appeared for the first time before an
English audience.
Mrs. Hit. who went abroad some time
ago. was in Paris lately with her son,
Mr.. William Hit.
Mr.. Charles j. Bittenbender and Miss
Mary S. Schnepfe were married Wednes-
day evening. June 10, at the home of the
brides parents. Baltimore, Md The
ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr.
Zimmerman of that city. A reception was
rendered the host of relatives and friends
present. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Bit
prior to their taking up a residence in
New York city. which is to be their per-
manent home.
Mr.. Charles f. Young has returned
after two weeks visit in Merchantville.
n. J. Mrs Young. who has been ill is
improving in health
A birthday anniversary party was given
for Mrs. Celia Stems, III AZ street south
west yesterday. The guests were: Sophia
Clephitch. Fannie Lazerow. Elizabeth
Newly. Harry Stienberg, Mabel Newly.
Alex. Goldstein, Annie Morris, Raymond
Ennet. Rosie Sacks. Julius Emmett. Annie
Sacks, Louis Oscar. Ruth Hoyer. Nathan
Oscar, Evelyn Hoyer, Samuel Silverberg,
Hyman Sacks. Sophia Lucks. Leslie Sim
cox, Belle Dant. Abe Sacks. Jennie Eff
flemback, Lily Sacks. Helen Efllemback.
Rosie Yockelson, Nettie Yockelson. Esta
Yockelson Dora Kaufman.
Miss Beulah Winter left Saturday for a
six weeks visit to her aunt. Mrs. Lucy
f. Shaunessy, at York, Pa.
Capt. and Mrs. George Sammerlen will
start in day or two on a motor trip to
the Thousand Island region.
Marriage licenses.