Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

inent local churches. Inc couple VIII
spend a month at northern resorts be-
fore returning here to live.
4 Spanish hostess living at Colorado
Springs gave n luncheon recently for
several visiting relatives. The plateau
of white snapdragons ferns and smilaN
formed an exquisite three-leayed clover,
and browning it was snow-whlte
dove emblem of peace. and the insignia
of the family of the hostess. Spanish
music was rendered by the orchestra
throughout the tea. and the graceful
hostess poised the dove above the head
of each guest when they were seated.
while La Paloma' t'The Dove'o was
played by the musicians.
To the visitors to the Hawaiian Is
lands a poi supper is<always a nov
city. and that given by ex-Gov. Carter
lately to visiting Americans was espe-
cially pretty in the details of it's ar
rangements. AT the four corners of the
hardwood table. apparently growing in
odd shaped iardnieres. were tall ba-
mana trees laden with their fruit, and
their long. graceful leaves dropping
over the board like canopy. The CEN
terpiece was papaiya tree, laden with
its golden fruit. The polished surface of
the table had been covered with deli
cate ferns and the color scheme was
furnished by the vivid island fruits In
their tones of red and yellow. against
the cool green background. AT each
place was a calabaSh of polished wood
filled with the native poi. which was
the piece de resistance of the meal and
the entire menu consisted of native
viands served in the Hawaiian fash
ion.
Mrs. George j. Englemann of Boston
has announced the engagement of her
daughter, Louise Clark, to DIR. Rufus +.
| Fort of Nashville. Tenn. Miss Clarks
two brothers are Mr.. j. Dudley Clark.
! ln@a
and Mrs. John F. Andrew, and niece of
Mr.. Nathaniel, Mr.. Bayard and Mr.. John
| T.. Thayer and DIR. George 0. Clark OF
Commonwealth avenue. Miss Clark, VINO
| has been much in touch with the young
| people through her sister-in-law, was
one of the most attractive girls at the
! Beck tea class day, where she was with
| her mother and Mrs. Clark. She V
| very pretty, of medium height and bru-
nette coloring 1t is understood that the
wedding will take place early in October
at the beautiful birmingham estate,
where Mrs. Englemann and her family
make their summer home. Miss Clark
! is cousin of Countess Moltke, wife of
| the Danish minister.
Mrs. Chase, widow of Col. Constan-
| tine Chase. Artillery Corps, L. S. A,
has recently announced the engagement
| of her daughter, Louise, to Lieut.. Rob-
| ert r. Ralston. Corps of Engineers, L.
S. A.. formerly stationed at the Wash
| ington barracks. and now at New Or
| leans. Miss Chase is one of the most
is expected to take place, in the autumn
or early winter in this city.
Mrs. Latimer, widow of Senator A. c.
the engagement of her daughter, Olive
Young Latimer. to Mr.. James II. Pat
ten of Boston. The marriage will take
place in the Latimer home October Il.
in Bolton. The young couple will live in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Head Of Wash
ington in Berlin visiting their daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Heald who went
abroad several months ago.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Stratton French
of Brookline. Mass, and their two chill
Philip Mauro of Washington, sailed last
week from Boston for Mediterranean
ports.
Minneapolis lately visiting Mrs. John l..
Merriam
Miss May Julia Riley of Chicago went
to Nebraska last week to be the guest
OF Representative James P. Latta and
Mrs Latta. She will return with them
in the fall, when they leave for Wash
ington.
The hop at the Preside barracks in San
Francisco was advanced several days last
week in compliment to Miss Caroline
Murray and Miss Sadie Murray. who. left
last Thursday with their parents. Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Murray. for the east.
During their brief stay in San Francisco
several affairs was given in their honor.
Capt and Mrs William somerville, who
have been spending the summer at Cape
Porpoise. a lovely place on the Maine
coast near kennybunk, have returned
home
Cardinal Gibbons during his stay in Salt
Lake City last week was the guest of
former Senator and Mrs. Kearns. who
gave large reception for him. A re-
ception for all citizens to meet the car
dinal is also to be given at the bishops
house
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Fishman arrived
Tuesday aboard their yacht, May F.
They had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner Paxson of New York. who left
the city Wednesday for their home. Mr..
and Mrs. Fishman left for their summer
home. Maycroft, yesterday, and will stop
at Colonial Beach a couple of days.
where they will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rome.
yesterday for Mankato. Mimi, to visit
DIR. Bakers grandfather. Gen James II.
Baker They will visit ST. Paul, Mime
apolis. Chicago and Cincinnati, returning
to this city the last of September.
Mrs. III. Kaufman of 800 l. street north
west is spending her vacation at Atlantic
City, and will later go to RockaWay
Beach.
Mrs l.. Cohen and daughter Dorothy
after a stay in Atlantic City will go to
New York city and surroundings.
Miss Mabelle Phinney Taylor and Miss
jeanette Knowles leave tomorrow for a
visit in southern Maryland
The Misses Bessie Ida and Sadie Har-
rison of s street northwest are at At
lantic City with Prof and Mrs l.. NJ.
Barnes of Baltimore.
Miss Clara Penn and Miss Effie Sands,
us G street southeast left yesterday
for Newport News and Ocean View, Va.
On their return they will stop in south
ern Maryland. where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Penn uncle
and aunt of Miss Clara Penn.
Miss CIarinne Hunter has left Wash
ington for a short visit in Englewood
n j., after which she will go to Gov
ernors Island \. Y. to be the guest of