Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13

now only honorable, he will succeed to
the title OF viscount on the death of his
father
Miss Heckseter has been out three
years. She is a great favorite and ono
Of the most skillful young women with
the Ladies' Fencing Club and few can
parry and thrust with her.
MI Brett spent last winter in New
York and. as he had letters of introduc-
ton to the leading families. he was seen
frequently at the best houses and at the
opera His father, Lord Esher. Is Lord
High Constable of Windsor and to him
was intrusted the compilation for publ
cation Of the many letters left by Queen
Victoria. Lord Esher recently visited
King George and Queen Alexandra at
their castle in Scotland
Announcement has been made in Balti-
more of the approaching marriage of
Miss Derry1e Law, daughter Of Mrs. n.
Latham Law of Washington. and Capt.
Patrick Hamilton of the Worcestershire
Regiment. England, now stationed at
Jahnsi. India. The wedding, IL is stated.
Will take place in this city next Febru-
airy. after which Capt. Hamilton and his
bride will sail for England to visit his
family, and on the expiration of his
leave in April they will sail for their
future home In India.
Miss Law and her mother spent last
winter in Baltimore occupying an apart
ment at the Marlborough, and made many
friends during her stay there
Capt Hamilton is a member of a promi-
nent English family whose home has
been near Folkstone since 1910. He has
been studying aviation in France and this
country for his government.
Senator and Mrs. Newlands. who have
been abroad for several months, returned
to New York yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton Wright enter
tained at luncheon at the Chevy Chase
Club yesterday. DIR. Wright leaves today
for New York. Ell route for The Hague.
where he will represent the United
States at the forthcoming medical confer
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Mitchell Of this
city will sail tomorrow on the Kron-
prinzessin Ceciiie for Bremen.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Stevens entertain
ed Prof. B. F. Gebest and other friends
at their residence. No. lat Tennessee ave-
nue. northeast, last week. The rooms
were lastly decorated. and after several
vocal and piano selections refreshments
were served.
pr. and Mrs Hamilton Wright enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
Chevy Chase Club Their guests were
Count and Countess de Chambrun. Mr.
and Mrs. Allerton Cushman. Mr.. Mitchell
Innes. Mrs. Samuel Hill. Miss Hill and
Mr.. Maurice Low.
DIR. Wright went to New York today,
and sails tomorrow for The Hague, where
he will represent the United States gov
eminent at the coming medical confer
ence. Mrs. Wright will join him later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bowdoin Crownin-
shield have concluded their season at
Beachs Point, Marblehead. Mass, and
are at the country home Of Mrs. Crownin-
shields father, Senator du Pont. Winter
thur. in Delaware, before coming to
Washington for the winter.
Countess Eleanor Gizycka is in Chicago.
where she has taken house and will
spend most of the winter.
Mrs. George NJ. Pullman has returned
to Chicago and opened her home at 1729
Prairie avenue for the winter. She en-
tertained at luncheon Thursday and eX-
poets to entertain frequently during the
winter.
Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago society
will have her Christmas party this year
in her new home at Sarasota Bay. Fla.
Mrs. Palmers father. III. ii. Honore, has
been with her for a month; MIR. and Mrs.
Potter Palmer, jr, and their children left
last week: Mr.. and Mrs. Honore Palmer
and children will go down some time in
December. and Adrian Holore, also. will
join the party "A little later
There are four grandchildren - Potter
d Orsay and Honore. jr., sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Honore Palmer. and Potter Palmer,
jr., and Bertha. children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter Palmer. jr. Last year the group
was augmented by the presence OF the
three little children OF the Princess Can
tacuzene, Mrs Palmer's niece. who was
Miss Julia Grant.
Miss NJ Arvilla Barhyte, daughter of
Mrs. H. F. Butin, 1905 Michigan avenue.
and J. Gilbert Nettleton. n.57 Ellis ave
aue. private secretary to Representative
Martin B. Madden, were married at the
Congress Hotel Chicago, last week by the
Rev John Nicely, pastor of Crerar
Chapel.
Miss Emily Beatty, daughter of Capt |
and Mrs. Frank Beatty, and Miss Doro-
thy Taylor, daughter OF Naval Construc-
tor and Mrs. Taylor. will make their
1ebut December 8, the joint affair to take
place at the home OF Capt. Beatty at the
navy yard.
Cards announcing the marriage OF Mr.
Louis z. Shoemaker and Miss Harriet
5imms, October 20, 1911, have been sent
10 their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Merriam have
their plans and VIII not go
abroad this winter. Miss Laura Merriam |
after an extensive stay in Boston. is in
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