Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-30
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MR.. E. S. HARLOW AND MISS
KATHARINE NEELY MARRIED.
Only Family Party Present at Cere-
mony-A Reception and Dinner
Today-Personals.

S. NARROW of Washington were quietly
married at the home OF the brides sis
ter. Mrs. F.. A. Abbott. in Elkins Park
Only the immediate relatives OF the bride
and groom were present at the ceremony.
The bride is prominent In the social cir
cles OF her home city and is fond OF
golfing and horseback riding. Mr.. Mar
low is the treasurer OF the Potomac
electric Power Company of this city and
= member of the Columbia Golf Club.
After a brief trip through New York
and the New England states Mr.. and Mrs
NARROW will be at home to their friends
at No. 3116 18th street northwest
This afternoon at O'Clock the mar
riage will take place at ST. Patrick's
rectory of Miss Maude G. w Fletcher
and Mr.. Ralph A. Collins. with Rev.
Thomas McGuigan officiating. Miss Min
ME Phelps and Mr.. John Lipscomb will
attend the couple. whose honeymoon will
De spent in Norfolk. Their residence
after October 10 will be at 1871 r street
Mrs. r. A. Williams. wife Of DR.. T. A
Williams. entertained the French and
British delegates to the tuberculosis con-
gress yesterday afternoon at her resi-
dence. DOS Wyoming avenue. Assisting
Mrs. Williams were Mrs Ponger Mrs
Eager, Mrs. Ash and Miss NJ. l.. Taylor.
DR.. Samuel S. Adams and family have
returned to their home. I Dupont circle.
Mrs. Quincy Gilmore of Baltimore gave
dinner at her Atlantic City home last
week in honor of Miss Hobart and Miss
Clark of Baltimore. the others present
including Mr.. Laurence Fuller Miss Mil
dred Lee. Mr.. William Fuller. Mr.. Charles
Lee and DIR. Bayne of Washington. ID. c.
Gen. George NJ. Sternberg gave a dinner
last night in honor of delegates to the
tuberculosis congress. His guests included
Prof. Robert Koch Of Berlin. Prof. Colt
hold Pannevitz of Berlin. DR.. Theodore
Williams Of London. Prof. Arloing Of
Lyons. France; Prof William II. WEIGH
of Baltimore. DR.. Abraham jacob of
New York. DIR. Vincent Bowditch Of
Boston. DR.. Herman NJ. Biggs of New
York. DR.. Lawrence F. Flick of Philadel-
DR.. Livingston Farrand of New York.
Mr.. John NJ. Glenn of Baltimore and DR..
George NJ. Kober of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph HOLSTER Chapman
of street. who have been visiting at
Delhi. are in New York and will return
to Washington in few days.
DIR. and Mrs A. Rhett Stuart have re-
turned to their home on Dupont circle
after spending the summer at their cot
tage at Ventnor, Atlantic City.
Dr. William c. Gwynn gave a reception
last evening to 125 delegates to the tu-
berculosis congress at his residence. 1895
0 street northwest. from to IL o'clock
Four-fifths of the delegates present were
foreigners and included some OF the most
distinguished physicians in attendance
upon the congress.
The rooms were decorated with ferns
and dahlias and the colors OF the congress
white and gold-were used extensively.
The invitation list included: DIR. Robert
Koch. Berlin; G. Pannivitsy. Paris: Fl.
Won Schroeder. Vienna: L. Detre, Buda-
pest: Theodore Williams. London: Cal
mette Lille Camilo Callya. Madrid: Pat
ten MacDougall. Scotland: Bertel Buhre
Sweden: Fernand Arloing. Paul Cour-
mont and Spengler Davos, Lyons: De
Blomee. Holland: Ernesto Menja. Rome;
p. L. Trudeon. Hugh NJ. Kingdom and E.
r. Baldwin. Saranac Lake: A. Wladiml-
rolf. Russia: Tn. Tendelas. Holland: Ber-
nar1 Bang. Denmark; Lawrence Flieta, ].
NJ. Andere. Joseph Walsh and Myer Soils
Cohen. Philadelphia: Herman Biggs and
Knopf. New York: Arnold c. Klebs. Chi
cago; Victor Vaughan. Ann Arbor; Her
bert NJ. King. Liberty. Mich: H. Barton
Jacobs. w. 8. Thayer. J. H. Hartman.
John S. Fulton and Samuel Thosbald,
Baltimore: r. w. Philip. Edinburgh: Julius
Sima WOodhead, London: Kirchner Ber-
lin; Samuel Bernheim. Paris: Gen. George
NJ Sternberg. DR.. George NJ. Kober.
Surgeon General O'Reilly. Washington: E.
England; Landouzy. France; Gumard.
France; A. Luthan. London: L. Flick,
Philadelphia: v. Gaudrani. Italy: T. H.
Tendello. Holland: Macintosh, Scotland.
and E. Liceaga, Mexico.
The announcement was made yesterday
of the engagement of Miss Fannie Dickin-
son Hazeltine of Grand Rapids. Mich,
daughter Of DR.. c. S. Hazeltine. former
consul at Milan. to Count Adolph Mont
gelas of Munich. Germany. Count Mont
gelas is first secretary of the German en-
bassy at Toxic. and met Miss Hazeltine
there when she was a guest of Ambas-
sador T. j. O'Brien. The wedding will
take place in Grand Rapids in Decem-
Der.
Col. and Mrs. Bromwell sailed yesterday
for two-month stay abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin White and Miss
Virginia Davis Schaefer have taken an
apartment at the Portsmouth, 1875 New
Hampshire avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon have
returned from abroad. having spent the
summer in Italy, Austria and France and
are now in their home. 1720 p street.
Miss Leah j. Humphrey Of Capitol Hill
has returned to her home after a three
month visit to relatives on Long Island
sound. Miss Humphrey is much improved
in health.
The marriage of Miss Frances Miller.
daughter of Mrs. Margaret and the late
Ferdinand Miller. and Mr.. Raymond Au-,
gusterfer took place yesterday afternoon
in this city. the Rev. Father Ambrose
Beavers officiating Mr.. William l.. Mil
Ter gave his sister in marriage and she
was attended by Miss Helen Kengla of
Silver Spring. Md. The bride was be-
comingly gowned in beautiful tandem
broidered white robe. After an extended
trip to Florida and other points. Mr.. and
Mrs. Augusterfer will make their home
in Washington.
Miss Pauline A. Naecker and Mr.. Will
liam P. Towne were married last evening
by Rev. E. HeZ Sven. pastor of the
Second Baptist Church. at the home of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig
Naecker, 512 9Th street southeast. The
rooms were deliberately decorated with
ferns, autumn leaves and flowers. A well
selected program of music was played by
an. orchestra. The couple entered to the
starins of the wedding chorus from Lo-
hengrin and the Mendelssohn wedding
March" was played at the close of the
ceremony. Miss Annie Rosewag and -Lr.
Louis Naecker attended the couple. A
wedding supper was served after the cere-
mony, where the family and friends gath
cred to offer congratulations Mr.. and
Mrs Towne will take an extended eastern