Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-07
Engagements.

Mr. and Mrs. James Pierce Grant OF
Montclair, N j., gave a dinner dance
Saturday night at the Essex County
Country Club near their home to an
nounce the engagement of Mrs. Grants
sister, Miss Helen Underwood. former
ly of Covington, KY, to Maj. Charles
De Iano Hine of Vienna, Va, and the
Army and Navy Club, New YORK,
we,l known railroad man and organl-
zation expert.
Mice Underwood is daughter OF the
lot. I,ieut Gov. John c. Underwood OF
ke,+ucky Confederate soldier anu
leader in public affairs. ner
otber also deceased, was likewise
fro,, a prominent Kentucky ramiiS.
having been born Drucilla duncan OF
Rowing Green Miss Underwood )
Maternal grandfather, Judge Joseph
Rogers Underwood, represented heh-
lucky in the United States Senate win
Henry Clay. Judge Underwood, WINE
serving in Congress and a Wldo"ef'
married Miss Elizabeth Threikeio eoA
of GEORGETOWN, this city, and Johh ~
Underwood was their son. Senaeof
Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama is
grandson of Senator Joseph Rogers
Underwood and cousin OF MISS heieh
Underwood.
his Washington friends as confirmed
bachelor, is the son of Mrs. Alma De
Lano Hine and the late Maj orrln
Eugene Hine, U. $. v, of Vienna. Va
and is a brother of Mrs. John Warnock
Echols of the same town. The pres.
ent Maj. Hine was born and reared
in Vienna, and graduated from the
Central High School in this city IN
1885. He won a cadetship at west
To,- n a
Alexandria, Va. graduating in 1871.
While a cadet on furlough he volunteer
ed as instructor on the staff of the late
Gen. Albert Ordway during the en-
National Guard at Fort Washington in
1889. and the following summer was
detailed for the same duty. This lead
to his being commissioned major in
the 1st District of Columbia Volunteer
Infantry in the Spanish American war
and with this regiment he saw active
service in Cuba. Maj. Hine is a mem
Der of the bar. having graduated from
the Cincinnati Law School in 1893 while
lieutenant in the army. He resign
ed from the army in 1895 and went
into railroad work. While senior vice preSi-
dent of the Southern Pacific railroad of
Mexico in 1912 and 1913 Maj. Hine had
numerous interesting and exciting ex-
periences in revolution ridden zones of
Mexico. When his professional en-
gagements elsewhere permit Maj. Hine
other public matters in nearby Nir-
sinia. He is a member of the Wash
ington Country Club. the Army and
Navy Clubs in Washington and New
York. the Railroad Club. New York.
and of the American Club in the City
of Mexico.
The engagement of Miss Anna Harri-
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Harrison of this city, to Ensign
Wells Elderidge Goodhue, L. s N, is
announced. The wedding will take
place next fall.
Miss Harrison made her debut in
Rochester, n. Y, the past winter be-
ing introduced by her aunt Mrs Frank
Judson Hass. at a large reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. London of New York
announce. the engagement of their
daughter Florence, to Mr. Albert
Rasber of this city
The wedding will take place June 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Zirkin announce the
engagement of their daughter MAZE to
Mr.. Louis Barrett Nelson of New York
Rev. and Mrs. ]. S. Moser announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Caroline Bird, and Mr. Walter HoIlo-
way Thrall of Kentucky
The wedding will take place in April