Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09
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lawn They were the Misses Katherine
and Mary B. Hutton, Polly Janney, the
Misses Magruder. Ellen Barnsley. Lucille
Welsh, the Misses Barnes, Anna Riggs.
Lydia Chichester. the Misses Alice land
Isabelle Parsley and Marian Howard.
were given on the lawn and Japanese
drill by a number Of young ladies from
Sandy Spring, Md. Miss Edna Weyl of
| Washington gave several piano solos.
bert. Mr.. Henry Talbert. Mrs Helen New
ell, Miss Jennie Newell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Weyl and daughters of Washing
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oulahan and fam
lily of Washington will spend the rest Of
the summer at their cottage Niagara,
Colonial Beach, Va.
Miss Marie Howard of Capitol Hill is
spending a few weeks at Colonial Beach,
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Oulahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Pasternak are travelling
in Europe, visiting Vienna, London and
Paris. and will be away until late in
September.
The baptism Of the first son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Thaw Of Pittsburg took
place recently in their apartments at the
Dolder Grand Hotel Zurich. the chaplain
of st. Andrews Anglican Church off,
ciating. Lady Yarmouth was the god
mother and DR.. Mende acting godfather
The baby wore the very handsome bap-
tisnal robe Of it's grandmother. Mrs.
William Thaw, who was present, to-
gether with the baby's parents. Mrs.
Olmstead and Frau and Fraulein Mende
The baptismal font and room were ex-
quisitely decorated with flowers and
plants. A dinner to the guests followed
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K Hatch of st.
their daughter Genevieve Rousseau. to
Mr.. Francis H. Young Of this city. Wed
nesday, July q. 1908. at Hague. Va.
Owing to the poor health Of the brides
one and was only attended by few per.
sons outside Of the families.
Mrs. Young is the only daughter OF Mr..
Frank K. Hatch
Young. for many years employed in the
office of the Secretary Of the Treasury
and brother of Mr.. Wallace J. Young.
secretary to the third assistant secretary
sisant file clerk Of the Department of
Commerce and Labor. The couple Is stay
ing temporarily at the home of the
groom's parents. 1857 Chaplin street north
west.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Noack and daugh-
tiers and Mrs. Ethel and Fanny Noack
are OF for ten days trip by sea to Nor
Me-
Capt Frederick Dippold of Romayne.
the week Capt. Benjamin F. Perkins Of
this city. Capt and Mrs. Dippold en-
tertained Wednesday evening at hand
somely appointed dinner Of ten covers
In honor Of their visitor. The centerpiece
on the dining table was a large crystal
boat, filled with blossoms Of red, white
and blue and carrying an American fiae
small silk flags were used as dinner
favors.
Washingtonians who recently arrived in
foreign cities include Mrs. n Simpkins
ana family Hotel d.Angleterre. Ems Dr.
J: c. Boyd. Regina Palace Hotel. Munich;
Mr.. D. P. Day. Geneva; Gen. J. A.
Buchanan. Antwerp: Mrs. Ernest WEEK
erson. Hotel Nassau, Wiesbaden: Nine.
Jerome Bonaparte and Mrs Edgar at
Hotel des Roches- Noires. Trouville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bellamy- Storer have ar
rived in Saizburg with their daughter.
Marquise de Chambrun. from Paris. and
nave paid visits to Ischl and Gmunden
In Austria-Hungary.
The Countess Of Essex. who was Miss
Adele Beach Grant of New York and this
city has made a great social success in
England. although Lord Essex is not
rated among the rich peers. nor had his
countess any great wealth. The general
I oPiIlioH DIS " ucT beauty does not WQne
and she still ranks as one of the prettiest
women in London. She is graceful and
tall. with soft eyes. dark hair and what
has been described as magnolia tinted"
complexion. BY the birth of child to
Lord Maiden. her husbands son by his
first marriage. tho countess is a step
grandma. Her own children. the Ladies'
Iris and Joan Capell. are still small. Ow-
Ing to a somewhat delicate constitution
the countess rarely spends a winter in
England. The Essex place. Carsiobury
Park. near Watford. is generally rented.
When Mrs: Beach Grant and family lived
In this city they had q house on I
street between 18th and 18th streets. a
neighborhoQd which has had many per-
manent and transient notables
Mrs. Wade H: Ellis. wife of the attorney
general Of Ohio. is very active in club
and society life in Columbus. Ohio. Recent
political news would indicate that she
may enter Washington society in the
near future. II Mr.. Ellis is appointed the
| assistant attorney general.
1t was announced in New York the past
week that the marriage Of Miss Beatrice
the country place of the brides father
Mr.. William A. Boyd. in Larchmont
Manor. Wednesday. September 2.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. silar W. Terry
and Miss Eleanor Terry. who have been
! In the Maryland Green Springs valley, re-
| turned here for a few days and on Fri
day left for Narragansett Pier, where
| they will spend the remainder of the sum
mer.
One of the June bridal couples came
home from their wedding trip last week
and the day after came the key of their
trunk. which had trailed after them ever
since they left the city but never caught
up with them. In the excitement OF the
wedding and the going away the key was
forgotten and when it was forwarded
some changes had been made in the tin
erary and although the key travelled ener-
getically and continually it never caught
up with them and came home twenty-four
hours late. The bride was not without
her pretty anery. however, for after a
few days waiting for the key a lock-
smith opened the trunk.
Motoring and golflng are the chief recre-
ations OF Senior Portela, the Argentine
minister. Sonora Portela: their son. Julian
C. Portela. and the secretary. Senior A.
| l'alacios Costa. who represent the diplo-
matte corps at Magnolia this summer