Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-10
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
PRINCE AND PRINCESS FUSHIMI
MEET NOTABLES AT CAPITAL.
Dinner at japanese Embassy Follow
ed by Reception-Per-
sonal Notes.

sonal Notes.
The japanese amba SSador and Baroness
UChida entertained the visiting Japanese
royalties last night at a dinner, which
was followed by a reception for less than
hundred guests. Their dinner guests
were Lieut.. Commander KiyOkawa, the
Secretary of State, the Secretary of War.
Nine. Hashiguchi, Jusabura Tanaka,
Commander Tokutaro Hiraga, japanese
naval attache; Lieut.. Col. Tanaka, Japa-
| nese military attache; the Japanese coun-
SellOr and Nine. MatSui, the assistant sec
| rotary of state and Mrs. Huntington VIII
son, the secretary to the President and
Mrs. Charles d. Norton, the assistant sec
rotary of the navy and Mrs. Beekman
Winthrop the third assistant secretary OF
state, Col and Mrs. Spencer Cosby. Capt.
Archibald Butt, Capt. and Mrs. Potts and
Lieut.. Commander Palmer.
An orchestra played throughout the
evening and the spacious rooms of the
embassy were flower decked and most at
tractive.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mrs. Meyer
and the Misses Meyer expect to leave
| iolC toudy iOT tIelT Su1HlIleT IOIue at
Hamilton. Mass. Mrs. Meyer and her
daughters do not expect to return here
| this season.
| Mrs. MacVeagh will return from her
little visit to Chicago the early part of
| next week
| Mrs. James Irwin Steel and her daugh-
| ter, with Mrs. Robert II. Thomas. left
| today for Pennsylvania, and will later go
NlSca ftc CT fnr he
mer.
| Brodie L. Duke. sixty-two years old
of Durham. n. c.. embarked for the fourth
| time on the matrimonial sea from this
CITY today. Mr.. Duke arrived with his
| bride-elect, Miss Wylanta Roschelle, from
the Tar Heel state this morning and i'm
mediately sought the marriage license
clerk Dr. Donald c. Macleod was au-
thorized to perform the ceremony. The
bride mad not been previously married
Her age is given as about twenty-eight
years.
| Miss Martha Spring Poole Of this city
was among the six bridesmaids attending
Miss Jean Kane Foulke and Mr.. E. Paul
du Pont Of Wilmington at their marriage
yesterday in West Chester. Pa.
The marriage of Miss Caroline jenkins
Hickey, daughter of Mrs. Edmund Plow-
den Hickey, and Mr.. ellsworth Potts
Hibberd of Philadelphia yesterday at
the home of the brides mother. Mrs. E.
P. Hickey, was a beautiful event. Mgr.
Mackin officiated. and was assisted by
Rev. Father Buckley. An orchestra
played the wedding march, and through
out the hour which followed before the
newly married couple left for New York.
They will sail tomorrow on the Baltic for
| three months travel in Europe.
| The house was beautifully decorated
The bride wore a satin dress draped with
point applique and trimmed with pearls.
| Orange blossoms crowned her veil and
her shower bouquet was of valley lilies
and orchids She wore, also, the bride
grooms gift. diamond and sapphire pin.
| Miss Ethel Hickey, who was maid of
honor for her sister, wore pale pink ba-
tiste, trimmed with valenciennes lace and
pink ribbon. Her white lingerie hat was
| trimmed with pink ribbon and a small
cluster of tiny pink rosebuds Her flow
ers were American beauty roses
| Mr.. Jonathan Steere of Philadelphia
was the best man.
| The bride of yesterday is the daughter
| of the late Mr.. Edmund Plowden Hickey
and the granddaughter of the late Gen
William Hickey. Some Of the ut-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Hib-
berd and Miss Hibberd of Paoli, Pa
rather, mother, and sister of the bride
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis of
| Tredysffrin, Pa, Mrs. Adam Williamson
of Duffryn Mawr, Mrs. Joseph Lawrence
of Avondale, Mr.. and Mrs William War
| ner, jr., the Misses Warner and Mr. VIII
| liam Warner. Sd, of Duffryn Mawr; Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Lewis, DR.. and Mrs.
Oborn Lewis of Berwyn. Pa, Mr.. Tryon
Mr.. Frank Smith and Mr.. J. Henry Col
lings of Philadelphia, Miss Mary Tierney
of Neton. Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hickey of Rochester. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Henry Purdy of this
city are in New York city for few days
The Nebraska State Association will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M
| Lowe, corner of 18TH street and DelafielC
place, this evening. sThere will be spe
cial music and refreshments served. AL
Nebraskans in the city are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Murphy O.
| Winona. Mimi, who were married il
Chicago June Z, and who have been since
at Atlantic City, will arrive in this city
the mother of the former, Mrs Elizabeth
| Murphy Of the Gladstone. The bride wa:
| formerly Miss Elizabeth Raymond Nate
| daughter of Mr.. John James Nate o.
Chicago. Mr.. Murphy is former Wash
ingtonian, and has host of friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Jaegle have sailed
for an extended tour of Europe. Before
their departure they were given a very
pleasant surprise party by friends.
Mr.. Malcolm Auerbach's name men
| toned as participant in Mr.. kaufman's
| tug party was erroneous, as he is not
| now in this city.
| Miss Nellie Evelyn Eastwood and Mr.
John H. Holmead were married Wednes-
| day evening last, in the presence of their
relatives and a few friends, by Rev.
Father MCGEE. Miss Alice Eastwood at
| tended her sister, and MIR. Charles Glenn
ents was best man. The bride wore a
smart travelling dress of pongee. with hat
in the same coloring. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
| M. Eastwood parents of the bride, enter
| tanned the family party afterward at
| their home. which was decorated with
| flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Holmead took q
late train for Atlantic City and will re-
| turn here to live.
The Misses Joyce of Vermont avenue
entertained at dinner Monday evening
| in honor of Mrs. Taft of New York,
president Of the Alumnae Association of
| the Georgetown Visitation Convent
Miss Beatrice c. Thomas, who has been
| the guest of Miss Eugenia Wynder of
Baltimore. Md. for several days, has re-
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