Evening star., 1909-05-31


Baroness Criu are the guests for whom
both official and private hospitality is be-
ing extended today The vice admiral
was the guest of the Secretary of the
Navy at a luncheon of twenty-four covers
today, and tonight with the baroness, will
be given a reception by Representative
and Mrs. Weeks
Req. DIR. and Mrs. c. Ernest Smith an
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
Monica, to Mr.. Joseph Egbert Williams
of North Carolina. The wedding will
take place the latter part of June.
Mrs. Thomas P. Gore. wife of Senator
Gore. has seen most pleasing side of
Washington's social life the past season.
The family has lived at Congress Hall
and both it's older and younger members
have found much that was interesting in
new friends and ideas. Mrs. Gore assists
the senator in most of his work, and. as
may be judged, is a wonderfully capable
well as in her own sphere, that of the
home.
Mrs. Roosevelt will leave for Europe
June 2G, accompanied by Miss Ethel,
Archie and Quentin Roosevelt.
The Spanish minister, Senor Pima. had
lunchng with him yesterday Representa-
tive E. l.. Taylor, jr., of Ohio and Mrs.
Taylor, the charge d'affaires of Colombia
and Mrs. Guzman, the former minister of
Cuba and Mrs. Quesada, Miss katherine
Cosgan of Philadelphia. who is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Taylor the military at
tache of the Spanish legation and Mrs.
Urcullu, Mr. V. G. Valdes and Mr.. Walls.
Senor Pima, after a stay in New York
and Atlantic City, will go abroad for the
summer.
The marriage of Mrs. James Audariese
formerly of New York and Il daughter of
the late Commodore Henry G. McVickar.
U. S. N, and Count Won Hapsburg of Ger
many, now residing in Paris. will take
place June at the French capital, where
the bride-to-be has made her home for
five years. The count and countess pro-
pose coming to America in July to pass
the summer between New London and
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf of 731 18th street
held a reception last evening in honor of
the confirmation of their daughter Anna.
Among the many presents she received
was an upright piano, given to her by her
brother, Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brewton celebrated
the twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage. Saturday, May 20, at the resi-
dence of their daughter Mrs. w. H.
Brewton, it being her birthday. 1t was
family reunion and four generations
were represented. Presents, refreshments S
and music marked the pleasant event
Sweet peas were the flowers of the even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Flagle from Balti-
more were present, and the entire family
circle was represented.
Miss NJ. Edna Thomas left last evening
for ten-day stay in the summit of the
Blue Ridge.
At the birthday celebration of Mr.. Isa
dore Feldman, o035 7th street. last even
ing the engagement of Miss Lillian
Walker and Mr.. Myer Cohen was an
nounced. Rabbi Weinberg, who was a
guest of honor. questioned the couple
and made the formal announcement of
their engagement.
Mr.. John Moylan of altimore an
nounces the engagement of his daught er
Nellie E.. to MIR. E Reardon Buckler of
Maryland. The wedding which will be
very quiet. Will take place Monday, June
u. at ST. Aioyslus rectory, Rev. Father
Pittai, S. j.. officiating. Mr.. Buckler
comes from one of the oldest and best
known families of southern Maryland.
The couple has a large circle of acquaint-
ances both in Baltimore and in this city.
Mrs. n. c. Lane and niece, Miss Louise
Coombs. of Edgely, Ja.. are visiting Mrs
Lanes parents and will be glad to see
their friends tomorrow at 1906 \ street
southeast
DIR. and Mrs. Duncan McNim will spend
the summer in caZenovia n Y. where
they have taken a house, and will leave
here next week.
Mrs. Edwards. wife of Brig. Gen Clar-
ence Edwards, L. S A. and her little
daughter will leave this week for Niagara
Falls TO visit Mrs Porter. Mrs Edwards
mother, for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Cobb have Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb of New York
with them for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse ir
made the ascent Saturday of Greylock
mountain with their guest Miss Julia
Crosby of New York. Mrs Westinehouse
has done great deal of mountain climb
ing abroad, especially in Scotland She
was enthusiastic over the outing and de-
lighted with the view from the summit
The Westinghouse motored to Cheshire
Harbor from Erskine Park Lenox and
then walked up the narrow trail five miles
to the summit. where they had luncheon
Lieut.. H. w. Osterhaus gave a break
fast yesterday at the Chevy Chase Club
for Miss Alice Kelly of Norfolk Va. Mrs
Buhner chaperoned the party.
The new Swiss minister. Dr. Ritter. is
expected in this city today to succeed
DR. Nogel. Nine. Ritter will join her hus-
band here next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs G. a. sanderson of Chi
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