Evening star., 1909-05-10


worth will give a circus party. followed
by a dance and supper, at Rauscher's
tonight
The wedding dress for Miss Nora Iselin
at the ceremony today in New York.
which will unite her to Count Ferdinand
Colloredo- Mannsfeld Of Austria. is Of white
satin. with an overdress of white chiffon.
Old point lace and baggy sleeves Of the
chiffon, confined at the wrist by q lace
band, are features of the trimming. Both
the lace and lace trimmings were worn
by the brides mother at her wedding.
The count is an attache of the Austrian
embassy at Rome and will take his bride
there. sailing Saturday next. The Em-
peror Francis Joseph has sent his con-
gratulations. Prince Windisch-Graetz OF
the Austrian embassy was at the dinner
Baron Hye and Prince Rudolph. brother
of the bridegroom, who recently arrived
from Europe for the wedding. The count
and his bride will spend several days at
the Virginia Hot Springs. leaving for that
place this evening.
Miss Dorothy Williams was luncheon
hostess, having as guests Mrs. Roscoe c.
Bulmer, Miss Cotton, Miss Alice Wander
grift, Lieut.. John c. Fremont. Mr.. Lang,
Miss Emma Hume has gone to West
Point to visit her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Lieut.. Henry c. Jewett, U.S.A., and
Mrs. Jewett.
Mrs Charles A. Mum and her daugh-
ter, Miss Carrie Louise Mum, have
closed their home in Scott Circle and are
Sea put in readiness for occupancy. They
will spend part of the season abroad.
Invitations have rained here in the past
few days for the midshipmens farewell
ball. The class Of 1910 Naval Academy.
will be host for the graduating class of
1909. The ball will be held on the even
ing OF June and will, as usual. be the
emy during the year. The following mid
shipmen constitute the committee in
charge of the ball: Louis Estell Fagan of
Pennsylvania. chairman; Walter Atlee
Edwards and Robert Potter Moltonx of
Pennsylvania. Robert Wilson Clark. John
Howard Wellbrock and William Douglas
Kilduff of New York, John Warburton
Gates and Alfred Young Lamphier of IL
linois, Lawrence Fairfax Reifsnider OF
Maryland, Frank Moore Harris of Ten
nessee, Bernard Robertson Peyton of Mis-
| sissippi and William Pierce Brown Of Ver-
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barret Ridgely
gave a luncheon yesterday at the Chevy
Chase Club, in honor of Miss Josephine
Durand where there were also present
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox. Miss Oil
ver Miss Yvonne Shepard, Miss Louise
Lockwood of Philadelphia, Miss Alma
Ruggles. Miss Ridgely. Col Spencer Cos
by, Lieut.. Commander. Butler, Capt. Ma
son Gulick Mr.. John Barrett, Mr.. Robert
Stead, jr., and Mr.. William ]. Bingham.
The Misses Switzerland gave luncheon
yesterday at the Chevy Chase Club.
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles W. Mcclure,
Clure's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John ".
Moran since their marriage in Detroit
Easter week, will occupy one OF the om-
GERS quarters at Fort Wayne until their
departure for the Philippines.
Mr. and Mrs Philip H. Mcmillan ar
rived in New York Friday from three
month trip In Europe. Mrs. Mcmillan
before going back to her home in De-
troit.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. A. Rathbone, the vice
regent of Michigan for Mount Vernon.
will visit in this city a few days. The
annual council will begin Thursday.
Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim, honorary
vice president general. D. A. r., and Miss
Keim left Washington today for their
summer home in Reading. Pa. They have
fingered later in Washington than usual
| to attend. the ceremonies OF the unveiling
| Of two beautiful statues and also to enjoy
the first garden party at the White
House
| Mrs. E. w Morse, who has gone to
| New York for week. is at the Hotel
Wolcott where she entertained at dinner
last evening, covers being laid for SIX
Among the passengers who will sail to-
morrow on the express steamship kron-
prinz Wilhelm of the North German
| Lloyd line from New York to Bremen
are the italian ambassador. E. Mayor des
Planches. and the Baroness E. Mayor
des Planches. Mr.. O. G. Sonneck. Mr..
Walter Wellman. Mr.. Arthur Wellman.
| all of Washington, and Prince Vincent de
| Windisch-G Graetz, who delayed his depart
ure week. and Gen. Morteza Khan, the
| Persian minister.
Mr.. William J. Kolb has left for Seat
tie to take charge Of the South Ameri-
can exhibits. Mrs. Kolb and son are at
@ street northeast.
Mr. and Mrs Simon Lyon and little
daughter are spending few weeks at the
Chalfonte. Atlantic City.
Gen. Oliver. the assistant secretary of
war. has purchased the residence 1851
Q street. It was formerly the home of
| John B. Wight.
The members Of the junior class Of the
| Maryland Agricultural College gave a de-
lightful hop in honor of the 1909 gradu-
ating class Friday evening. The colors
of the class of 1910 predominated through
out the dance hall and dining room.
President and Mrs. R. w. Sylvester: as
sisted by Cadet J. P. Grason. president
of the junior class, and Miss Bayly. re-
ceived the guests. Those present were
commandant of the college. Capt e. T.
Conley U.S.A.. and Mrs. Conley, DR.. and
Mrs. T. H Taliaferro. Dr. and Mrs. H. B.
Harrison. Prof and Mrs. Myron Creese of
Hyattsville, Prof and Mrs. c. P. Close.
Prof and Mrs w. T. l.. Taliaferro, Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Calvert, jr.. Mes
DANES Lyons. Maynadier, Giacchetti.
Benton, Allison, Mason, Coll, Ames and
Keys.
The cadets and the girls they escorted
were as follows Cadet Major Mayer and
Miss Pagan. Capt. P. E. Burroughs and
| Miss Sheriff. Capt. j. s. Gorsuch and Miss
| Webster, Lieut.. A. S. Turner and Miss
Meek, Lieut. Dryden and Miss Sylvester,
Lieut. Maslin and Miss Gorsuch. Lieut..
Cory and Miss Elder. Lieut. Coster and
| Miss Gibson, Lieut.. Tawszky and Miss
| Hazen, Lieut.. Allison and Miss Wrighter
Sergt Tydings and Miss Vosburg. Sergt.
| Adams and Miss Giacchetti. Sergt. Allen
| and Miss Kramer, Lieut.. Gray and Miss
| Cobey, Sergt. Maxwell and Miss L. Cobey,
Sergt Grason and Miss NJ. Bayly. Sergt.
| Woolford and Miss Woolford, Sergt. Cole
| and Miss Massenburg, Corp Glass and
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