Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-25

her pearls. which belonged to her grand
| mother, the late Mrs Fitzhugh Coyle
After a breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Stead
left for New York They will sail for
England March 1, and after a Grief pc
| Rod Of travel will go to Nottingham,
| England, to live.
Mrs. selwin TAFT will be at home this
afternoon for the last time this season.
The Newport acquaintance of the
Countess AIargot Won Beroldingen. daugh-
| ter of Mrs. Joseph +. Stone of New
York, who has villa in Newport. learned
yesterday of her engagement to Mr.. Samuel
Norris Of B. istol r. l., secretary of the
United States Rubber Company. The we'd
ding will take place at Mrs. Stones
| villa, which has been open all winter.
and March IL is said to be the date
selected.
| Mrs. Stone and Count Alexander Won
| Beroldingen We're married in New York
about ten years ago. He is member
| of the Austrian nobility, but was inter-
ested in business in New York. He and
| the countess did not live long together,
and have been divorced. She has a
daughter six years old The countess
has spent much time abroad and returned
to America last autumn.
Mr.. Norris formerly was the law part
ner of Col. Samuel Porlercy Cot, head of
! the United States Rubber Company. When
Col. Colt became president of the COM
pany Mr. Norris, in 1897, became its at
| tTney. In 1901 he was made secretary
OF the company. He was graduated ON
| Harvard in 1885 and from the Harvard
Law School. He resides in New York.
| The countess and her mother. who have
been here. returned to Newport today.
A subscription dance will be given
! Shrove Tuesday night, the 18th. at
| Rauscher's. the invitations going out
| yesterday in the name Of the following
committee: Baroness Preuschen, wife OF
the Austrian naval attache: Mrs. Herbert
| Wadsworth, Mrs. Crowninshield, Miss
! Louise Foraker. Miss Janet Fish and
Miss Switzerland.
! Col. and Mrs. Symons had dinner guests
! last night to meet their house party Mrs
Wilson S. Bissell and Miss Bissel and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burden of New
York.
Mrs. Lamar wife OF Justice Lamar,
will not receive Monday, February ~.
At the last of the formal hops for the
season at Fort Myer last night Mrs. Gar
rard Mrs Berry and Mrs. Foltz received
/ Lieut.. and Mrs Sherman Miles gave a
dinner before the dance, with Nancy Neff
as honor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley gave a
! dinner last night for their guest, Mrs.
Alexander Dallas Bache Pratt, having
with them the Austrian naval attache and
baroness Preuschen, Commander and
Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs L. S. Grant Mrs
Roscoe c. Bulmer and Miss Louise Crom-
well among others.
Nine. Ali kuli, Kahn. who will here
after receive Fridays, was at home again
yesterday afternoon to an invited COM
pany. Her sister, Miss Breen, assisted.
Mrs Charles a. Mum. Miss Gladys
Mum and Mr.. Ounce Mum have gone
to Florida.
Mrs. S. II. Gibson. 1926 street, gave
delightful 'at home yesterday after
noon in honor of her guest wife of
The hostess was gowned in blue and gold
marquisette, over a yellow silk, and Mrs.
w. II. Gibson wore black satin and gren-
ad.ne and carried large bunch of pink
carnations. Mrs. Gibson was assisted by
the Misses Gibson. Misses Dapray, Mrs.
Sprague of Baltimore and Mrs. klenann.
The color scheme was red in the dining
, room. the centerpiece being jacqueminot
roses and white lilacs.
Mrs. S. G. Neale gave IL luncheon today
for her guest Mrs. Henry r. bradley of
Bangor, Me.
Miss Maths gave luncheon today in
| compliment to Mrs. George McF-. Maths,
who is here on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William L. Curtis.
Owing to the death recently of Dr.
Ohio NJ. Muncasters sister, Mrs. Har-
riet Muncaster Talbot, Mrs. o. NJ. Mum
caster has Withdrawals all social engage
mentS for the present.
Mrs George F. Dudley will be at home
Monday, the 9TH, from to O'Clock.
and will have ass sting her Mrs. Charles
A Douglas, Mrs. Walter Johnston, Miss
Wilson. Mrs. Richmond Wentz Miss Sny-
der. Miss Marian True and Mr.. Henry
Purcell EeaZie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris AIirsch, 1925 9TH
street northwest. announce the engage
ment of their daughter Pauline and Mr.
Jack Rosenberg of this city. A reception
will be held al the family residence Sum
day, February It. from to IL pm.
Mrs. Harry Cuthbert Given of 1873 T.
street northwest will be at home next
Wednesday from to 6 pm. for the last
time this season.
Mrs. Charles Fox Brookes was hostess
at a bridge party Yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Beatty, wife of the COM
mandant of the navy yard. Among those
present were Mrs. Hinckley. Mrs. Oracle,
Mrs. Medorem Crawford, Mrs. William
l.. Marshall. Mrs. Ansley, Mrs. Robert
Bacon and Mrs. Lowman.
A handsomely appointed luncheon was
given today by Mrs. Cornelius ID. nenny
at her home, Il West Mad son street.
Baltimore. in honor of Mrs. Preston
w. X. Carr and Miss Sands of this city.
cabeh Club was entertained at a thea
ter party and tea the 22d. In the party
, We're Miss Irene Einstein, the Misses
Hamlein. Miss Laura Heckinger. Miss
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