The Washington times., 1912-05-16
Society Interested in En-
gagement Of Mrs. Eliza
be'h Volck Hearn.

washington society is interested in
| the announcement said to be forth
| coming shortly of the engagement of
Mrs Elizabeth Volck Hearn, of New
York, to Henry +. Lippitt, United
States Senator from Rhode Island.
The wedding II is understood will not
take place for several months, and the
engagement, which is not of long stand
ing, has been made known only to a
few intimate friends.
Mrs. Hearn is the widow Of George
A. Hearn, and since his death In 1910,
has made her home at the Plaza. She
Is noted for her good looks and is
wealthy. She has two sons by a for
mer marriage, Morris Volck and AL
bert Volck.
Senator Llppitt, who was elected to
the Senate IN January 1911; succeeding
| sons and two daughters. Henry Lip
pitt, and John Lippitt, and Mrs George
Sinnickson. of Philadelphia, and Miss
Frances Lippitt
The American Minister to Denmark
and Mrs. Maurice Francis ERan, who
are In Washington on leave of absence
from the formers post. have Cancelled
their social engagements on account
Of the death of tn. King Of Denmark
Miss Mohun Bride
OF William Boteler.
Miss Mildred A. Mohun, daughter of
Mrs. Anna Mohun. was married to Will
liam Shock Boteler last evening at s
o'clock in st. Andrews Episcopal
Church. the rector, the Rev. ]. ]. d.
mon. officiating in the presence of a
large gathering OF relatives and inti-
mate friends
Easter lilies, palms. ferns. and branch
es of white spring blossoms adorned the
church for the occasion.
The bride, who was escorted and CIV
en- In marriage by her brother Ward
Mohun, of New York. wore becoming
| trimmings of shadow lace and pearls.
Her tulle veil was arranged with orarge
blossoms and she carried shower
| bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies of the
! valley. A diamond and pearl crescent.
the gift OF the bridegroom, was the
/ brides only ornament.
| Mrs. Alfred B. Rawlings. who was the
matron OF honor, wore gown of hand
| embroidered cream crepe meteor trim
med in pearls, and carried a shower
bouquet OF pink roses.
| The bridesmaids Miss Marjorie Nor
rison, Miss Helen Zeh Miss Ruth MIL
| lard, and Miss Sue Sheriff. wore dainty
gowns of white crepe de chine made
with lace Jackets. They carried arm
| fuls of pink roses.
Tudor Morsell was the best nean for
ton spansy, Marvey Mum. Richard
= McXnew. and Norman Thirkield.
| An informal reception In the home of
the brides mother, in Newton street,
and later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Boteler left Washington for Atlantic
City. Upon their return to Washington
they will be at home after June at Mr..
Boteler's home in + street
Mrs William Jennings Bryan. Mrs.
Judson Harmon and Mrs. Ralston. wife
OF the governor elect OF Indiana, will
respond to toasts at the Dolly Madison
Breakfast Monday at Rauscher's.
Mrs. Clayton, who will entertain Mrs.
| Bryan during her stay In Washington.
will give tea in honor of her guest
James r. Tarvin will give luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Bryan at the New
Willard.
Mrs. J. w. MacMurray and Miss
, Ethel MacMurray will entertain at a
night in honor OF Capt. and Mrs.
James Parsons Robinson. U. S. A. who
have recently been transferred to duty
Washington. Mrs Robinson was for
merly Miss Edna MacMurray.
| =
| Nine. Hauge. widow of the former
Minister of Norway, will entertain at
dinner tonight at her residence on
| Sheridan Circle.
| Senor Calero, the new Mexican Am
bassador and Senor Calero. will give
| their first official reception to the
Diplomatic Corps Thursday afternoon.
May %.
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