Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-02
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BARONESS DIES PLANCHES Elk.
PECTED HOME THIS WEEK.

Other Arrivals and Departures Of
Social Importance-Weddings.
Personal Notes.
The Italian ambas sador. Baron Mayor
des Planches, is i'm New York to meet
his wife on her arrival from Europe.
The former Mexican ambassador, Mr..
Casasus. and Nine. Casasus. who have
been at Hot Springs lately, and are now
here for short stay. were theater guests
last night of Mr.. Davalus. charge daft
flares of Mexico.
Gov Cotton of Porto Rico and his sis
ter. Miss Margery Cotton. sailed yester-
day on the San Juan for Porto Rico.
where the former will assume his new
office and the latter will preside over his
household.
Countess de Buissert. wife of the Bel
gian minister. and their children and Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander b. Legare of this
city arrived yesterday on the Lapland
from Antwerp.
Mr. Robert Hinckley and his daughter,
Miss Gladys Hinckley, ;who have been
abroad six weeks. returned yesterday to
New, York.
The marriage of Miss Grace Fletcher
Edes, daughter of Mrs. Ben Long Edes,
and Mr.. Charles Fitzhugh 'Talman will
take place Tuesday. November IL. at
noon, in st. Adams ChurcfH Miss Edes
is the daughter of the late Lieut.. Com
mander Edes. L. s. n.
Miss Bessie r. Aspinwall. daughter of
T@1, Of Nnxxr
York and granddaughter of the late John
Lloyd Aspinwall, will be married to
Lieut. Hayden Waite Wagner, I'D United
States Cavalry, November "a
Maj. Robert ]. Gibson. L. S. A.. and
Mrs. Gibson announce from Newport the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Ona
Caroline Gibson. and Lieut.. Avery John
Cooper, Coast artillery Corps. The mar
riage will take place November "a at
Fort Adams. Lieut.. Cooper is stationed
at Fort Pickens, Fla.
Mrs Malinda Ehen Weeks. granddaugh-
ter of former Gov. and Senator John
NJ Palmer. will be married tomorrow at
the home of her mother. Mrs. Jesse Palm
er Weber. jn Springfield. to ar. -.An
Walker Ivron of Fort Worth, Texas.
Mrs. George d. Ruggles has returned
for the winter and is at the Dupont. Miss
Alma Ruggles. who was abroad all sum-
Montreal on visit.
Representative and Mrs. Richard
Wayne Parker have gone south and will
of the latter. Gen. and Mrs. Gordon,
| live, during the visit of President Taft.
The Cameron Morgan wedding party
fad a busy day yesterday with Miss
Cameron's luncheon Miss Mary Scott's
dinner and Miss Lillian Chew's theater
party. Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
will have the bridal party as their guests
at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mrs. w. E. Middleton and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Newton Middleton. will be at
home Tuesdays. the 9th and 10th, in No
vember, No. 1904 street northwest.
Hon. Rachel X. Shuttleworth of England,
sister of Mrs. Bernard James, accom-
panied the British military secretary and
Mrs. James back from England and will
spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton. who have been
staying at the British embassy, are now
in New York and will travel considerably
in this country before returning to Eng
land.
| The seaman gunners' class. '9'1O has
| invitations out for its third dance Friday,
November ), in the navy yard ballroom.
The Belgian minister and the Countess
de Buisseret will stay with the parents
of the latter. Gen. and Mrs. j. p. Story.
until the repairs. etc, now going on in
the Belgian legation are completed.
The marriage of Miss Marie Louise
Johnson, daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Thomas Stewart of Richland, Tex,
and Lieut.. James Atkinson Campbell, jr..
L. s. ~, will take place in ST. Peters
| Episcopal Church, Philadelphia. Satur-
day evening, November 13. at Z O'Clock.
Miss Dorothea Gilpin will be maid of
honor and four cousins of the bride. Miss
Eleanor T. Chandler. Miss Marion A.
| Chandler, Miss Almira e.. Williams and
Miss Helen A. Bower, will also attend her.
, Mrs. James Pnchot. who was abroad
| for the summer and more recently the
CUES. of her son, Mr.. Amos Pinchot. in
| New York, has returned to spend the
winter with Mr.. Clifford Pinchot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Voorhis. the lat
ter formerly Miss Bella Bateman. have
returned to this city to live and have
house on Connecticut avenue.
The Chilean minister and Nine. Cruz
have not yet taken possession OF their
newly leased house, the former Portner
home Vermont avenue. as extensive
changes in the decoration are i'm progress
| A Halloween surprise masquerade party
was given to Miss Estelle Latchford. "a
| Pleasant street, on the evening of Octo-
| Der 30. Many nations and characters
were represented, and games. music and
dancing were INDUCED in until late
hour. At IL o'clock the masqueraders
were invited to the dining room, where
| a bountiful repast was served under the
| illumination of JACKIE lanterns. Favors
were distributed among the guests.
| Among the guests were the Misses Mary
and Marguerite Louden. Effie Beall RO-
sina Finotti. Maurie Steinle, Eva Haar.
Agnes Hicks, Irene Msel. Mary Madi-
gan, Blanche Mundell, Ethel Misel. Es-
telle Latchford and Gertrude Misel:
| Messrs. Herbert Haar Joseph Mad!gan,
Benedict Finotti, l.. Lohr, r. Filhus. b.
Wathen. F.. F.. Wathen, III. Hardy, G.
| Gray, NJ. Loury and Mrs. Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. Moran and Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
| Edelen.
Mr.. M. Alexander of Boston is visit
| ing his mother at 1896 Harvard street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander VarelR of
| Chevy Chase entertained their friends
| Saturday evening at a Halloween gather
| ing. The hall and drawing rooms were
beautifully decorated with autumn leaves.
| ferns and vines. Cats, bats and spooks
were seen peering from secluded corners.
| Those invited were DR.. and Mrs. E. c.
Varela. DIR. and Mrs. r. Reh. Mr.. and