Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07

their future home. Their honey moon
trip viii include a visit to all the places
of interest along their route. and they
do not expect to reach home until about
the middle of April.
Mrs. Frederick Wesson gave luncheon
yesterday at the Chevy Chase Club In
honor of her house guest Mrs. Henry
W. RAYMOND of Philadelphia. The 9TH
or guests were Gen. and Mrs. Elliott. Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Brown. Mrs. Worthingt ton
Ford. Mr.. Ackland. Mr.. Carlo. Paymaster
Hicks. L. S. N and Paymaster and
Mrs. Stewart f. Barber
Mr.. and Mrs Logan Pascha Kennedy
OF Louisville. Ky. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Gertrude
tyre, of Washington. The wedding will
take place April >.
Mr.. William Phillips. first secretary of
the American embassy in London. and his
bride were both presented at the first
court of the season at buckingham Pal
lace last month. Mrs. Phillips. who is tail
and slender, was charming in her bridal
gown draped with Jasmine her faSorite
flower. across the corsage. interviewer
with pearls and diamonds. Added to the
wedding gown was deep founce of
priceless old lace and d train of cloth of
silver. Mrs. Phillips wore one of her
wedding gifts. a wonderful string of
pearls, and diamond tiara.
Mrs John r. Henderson is giving a
small dance tonight to the memers of her
dancing class.
< birthday party in honor of Mrs Mary
f. Howes' seventy-first birthday was
given at the residence of Mrs. Rebecca
Meiners. 1:NS Kenyon street northwest.
Yesterday. \ short musical program was
rendered.
The guests were Capt. and Mrs Heffner.
Mr.: and Mrs. Roseman son and daughter
MIR. and Mrs. William Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
norman. Dr Lindsey. Miss Or. Burk-
hardt. Mrs. T.. Schultz. Mrs. Rose A.
Yost Mrs. Fl. c. Raemann, Mrs Ben
Thrift and the Misses Ida, Laura and
Mary HoWes.
COL and Mrs. Archibald Oracle are in
New York. where they We're called by the
death Saturday of Mrs. Gracie:s mother
Mrs. Setback Mrs. Oracle Will remain
in New York for some time with her sis
ter. Mrs. Merritt. Miss Oracle will re-
turn this week. Mrs. Elizabeth Inc. Nc
Carthy Setback was in her eightyfifth
wear Her father was Pete Nc. art ny,
in his time prominent resident Of New
York and her husband was Otto W
Setback. whose father was the privy
councillor to the King of Denmark and
vino long was member Of tho New
York stock Exchange. Mr.. Setback was
MEMBER OF iHe STOCK exchange Nrin or
Jacob Little & Co. and during his bust
ness career conducted extensive opera
tons III Wall street
Until her husbands death, in 1879. Mrs
Setback was active socially. She was an
accomplished musician and wrote poetry
aud prose of merit. She is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. Temple Merritt and
Mrs Archibald Oracle of this CITY, and
bv one son. Prof. Albert F. Setback
Mrs e. 4 Gordon Schlacr and Miss
A. Gordon o. a.o Westminster street
northwest will he at home the remaining
THURSDAYS i'll March from ] to ).
Lieut. ard Mrs Eugene Reybold have
returned To Fort Mott. n J.. where Lieut..
Reybold is stationed after spending some
time with Airs. Reybold's mother Mrs.
Moore who is living III the Victoria.
The Ladies of the National Leniel So
cictv of the Spanish War Will be- given
card party by Capt. Joseph P. Nc
Crnk, at his residence. 111a New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest ST. Patrick's
night March II, at $50 o'clock.
Capt. and Mrs Guest have left Wash
ipgton for short visit TO Atlantic CITY
Mrs n IT. Van Zandt and daughter.
Mrs Jean Cabel O'Neill. will be at home
for the last time this season at so 10th
street tomorrow.
Mrs. T. F. Schneider is entertaining
her brother Lieut. Comma n1er Beach
and his wife. Mrs. Schneider and Mrs
Beach will be at home this afternoon at
the Cairo from tn g.
owing to the illness Of Mrs. W. W.