Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-09
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh Page.)

y pufret supper was served, ana DeIoTe
the bride left she cut the wedding cake
| the ring. thinble and coin coming to
light later in the bridesmaids slices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood left last night Tor
New York and will start in few days
for Mexico. Their honeymoon tour will
also take them to Havana. They expect
to be at home in Utica. n. Y. by Febru-
airy /. where their new home is row
ready for them.
In score of kilograms to the bridal
couple last night were one from Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt expressing her good
wishes and another from the brides
brother. Midshipman John Sylvester.
L. S. n.
morrow to see the couple off to Mexico.
The bride travelled in u smart tweed
| costume with an old-rose velvet toque
and black lynx stole and muff.
Mrs. Romanes. distinguished English
woman and author of note. and Miss
Helen Watkins. daughter of Archdea con
| Watkins of England. are the guests Of
the Bishop of Washington and Miss
Douglas at the bishops house. Highland
Terrace, Massachusetts avenue
Mrs. Kate Jennings her daugbte-
Miss Edith and the latter's friend Miss
Parrish of Rome. arrived from E,Irope
yesterday and are stopping at the Hotel
Wolcott in New York city for few
days before coming to Washington for
the holidays.
Mrs. Archibald Oracle who spent the
week in New York. will be at home to-
morrow afternoon, as usual. to her
friends. A musical program will be
given by Miss Remey and Nine. Maroon.
Mrs. Flora Adams Darling of 1907 y
street northwest who has been away
from Washington for two years. arrived
this week to spend Christmas in New
r.atlY har ri, Tot,
nary and hereafter make her permanent
home at the Sidonia. where she will
be with friends
Capt. and Mrs Walter Mclean have
as their guests at the navy yard Mrs.
Robert Dunston and Mrs. Florence
Dickinson Lowder Copeland of New
York.
Miss Brenda Williams Taylor of Lon
don and Mr.. Harry Berry of Tennessee
are visiting the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Dickinson
Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmcr has returned
from a visit in Boston to Lieut. Bulmer
who viii soon go to sea on the Salem.
Mrs. Harry F. Hodges gave a dinner
last night. when the minister to Pan
ana and Mrs. Squires were the guests IT
honor.
berry gave luncheon yesterday, with
Miss Eudora Clover as the guest of honor.
The marriage of Miss Irene Hare,
daughter of Mrs. Frank Mitchell former
~ of this city. to Count de Benghen de
Hauthem of Belgium. late chamberlain
to the Countess of Flanders. will take
place next Tuesday in the French capital
where the bride lives with her stepfather
and mother.
Other particulars of the marriage i'll
dictate that the count is fifty-eight years
old, and the possessor of a large fortune.
The bride is the daughter Of Col. Luther
II. Hare. L. S. A., retired, and Is a grand
niece of Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock
| a very pretty luncheon was given Tues
day by Miss Ellen Isham Schutt, at her
home, Oak Grove. Va, in honor of her
! sister, Mrs. Fred Coddington Roe of Wat
| kins, y. Y. The table was laid for eight,
and red carnations and holly formed a
very effective decoration. Those present
We're Mrs +. G. Schutt. ST., Mrs. Frank
II. Bailey. Mrs NJ. Z. Church, Mrs r.
c. Roe, Miss Stella Roe. Mrs. A. -. Tor
reyson. Mrs. Wallis Schutt and Miss L.
| l. Schutt.
Mrs. Roe. accompanied by der children.
will return to Watkins Friday, Decem-
Der 10.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Burch have issued
announcements of the marriage of their
uduSItcfp JuSdH Eliza I'D Harry NIL
Ter Crowel of this city. The young
couple will be at home to their friends
after January at the Winston.
er's today for the benefit of the work for
poor churches Will be the mecca for
smart society people from z to 4. Mrs.
Robert Hinckley, Miss Hinckley and
number of the debutantes will be found
in the tea room. The ice cream table
will be presided over by Miss Alice and
Miss Jane Riggs. Mrs. Henley Smith,
Mrs. William X. Carr. Mrs. Preston
Sands and Miss Cullen. The fancy table
which is laid with many beautiful Christ
mas gifts. will be in charge of Mrs Bliss,
Mrs. John Moore. Mrs. Lennon. Miss Lee.
Mrs. David F.. Mccarthy Mrs Pescia,
Mrs William Manning Irwin and Mrs. u.
7. Mccartney. Mrs. Thomas II. Carter.
will have the flower booth. Mrs. James
Dudley Morgan will serve lemonade. and
Mrs William Downey has charge of '.The
Mile OF Penn es. One of the attractive
features of the afternoon is THE little
old woman who lived in a SHOE who had
SO many children she did rot know what
to do. So she decided to sell her chill
dren-which are the daintiest of dolls.
The little old woman will be in charge of
Miss Anne Irwin, assisted by Miss Ale
shire. Miss Weeks. Miss Carolyn Murray.
Miss Newberry and Miss Has,ey There
VIII be Srab-5ag, which will be the
delight of all the children.
The patronesSes are Baroness Mayor
des Planches. Nine. Jusseraild, Mime Ma
buco. Mrs. George Bliss, Mrs H. F.
Mccartney, Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan, Mrs.
John Moore. Mrs. W. h. Carr. Mrs Eu-
gene Carr, Mrs. Henry May Mrs Robert
Hinckley, Mrs. w. Manning Irwin Mrs
Thomas H. Carter. Mrs. David McCar-
thy. Miss Alice r ggs, Mrs. Lennox. Mrs
A. Chopper. Miss Sarah Lee Mrs Pescia.
Mrs. Henley Smith, Miss harrington and
Mrs. Knox Taylor.
The household belongings of Mrs r. r.
Hit are being removed from her old
homo ut 18th and * streets to her now
mansion on Dupont Circle, to which the
tfnishing touches have been given in the
last month.
The Belgian minister and Countess de
J Buisseret. who have been staying with
the parents of the latter, Brig. Cen and
Mrs. John i. Story, since their arrival
here, are now moving into the rernodeIed
legation on Fl street and will be settled
there in IA day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r Walsh are on
PERTAINING for the week end Ex-Governor
and Mrs. Myron T. Herrick of Ohio Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford Hill and Miss Eath-
crime SymeS of Denver. They will give
a small dinner for them tonight rollnu,ed