Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-31
SOCIAL MATTERS
Elegant Luncheons AID Dinners-Personal
NOtes Of Interest.

Elegant LuncheOns and Dinners-PeFsonal
Notes Of Interest.
Around . daintily laid table, the central
ornament of which was q great oblong bed Of
La France roses, Mrs. Montt entertained at q
farewell luncheon yesterday Mrs. Dolph. Mrs
Call Mrs. Romero, Mrs Mendonca, Mrs
frfgoyen, Mrs Carrauza, Mrs. Guzman. Mrs.
Menocal. Mrs. Gen. johnson and Mrs. and Miss
Del Campo. The occasion was one of pleasure
though deeply tinged with regret that this
charming hostess Is so soon to leave the city.
As one of the guests remarked in expressing
her regret at Mrs. Months departure,
Chile had been especially happy in sending
such beautiful women to its legation here. but
that unfortunately they were no sooner ac-
quainted and had formed circle of friends
about them than their husbands were changed
to other fields OF duty. Mrs. Mont has enter
tanned handsomely all the past winter by q
series of dinners and other elegant hospitaiities
to reciprocate the many attentions shown the
minister and herself. They go away leaving
many warm friends behind them.
The souvenirs at the luncheon were most ap-
propriately valises. opera glasses DC. and other
handy things on real voyage. but these little
ones were filed with candies.
Minister and Mrs. Mont, accompanied by
Mrs. and Miss Del Campo, the latter's mother
and sister, will 60 to New York next Tuesday
and sail on the 18th for France They will
travel on the continent before returning to
Chile, where Mr.. Mont will then enter the
new congress.
Senator and Mrs. Cameron, Senator and Mrs.
Mcmillan Senator McPherson, Mrs. Charles
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay were
among the dinner givers last night.
Mrs. Fraser will give dinner tonight.
Miss Ida Thompson will give a luncheon on
Saturday.
Mr.. George Bloomer entertained a company
OF ladies at a luncheon today.
Lieut. and Mrs. Geo. Davis infant son has
been christened Albert Wilson Davis.
Miss Helen Carroll sailed on the Majestic yes
terday and will go from London to Paris to
visit with her two married sisters.
The I. T. Tennis Club last night gave .
delightful social in honor of Miss Marguerite
Schmidt, who leaves for Europe in few days,
at her home, No. 1885 Wallach place. MIR.
Fulton Karr rendered Chopin nocturne, Mrs.
Bausch played Listz' 3 La Rossignol. Miss Cecil
Mckee interpreted the Moonlight Sonata, Miss
Ellie Darling sang selections from Trovatore and
several other guests contributed to the enjoy
ment of the evening. Among those present
were Miss Jones, Misses LASER, Misses Baker,
Miss Morrill,, Miss Jack, Misses Darling, Mrs
Darling. Miss Mckee, Mrs. Mckee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson Karr, Mrs. Rowland, Messrs
Shaeffer. Pollard, johnson, Randolph, Schnei-
der, Allen, Bausch and Schmidt. At the con-
clusion of the musical part OF the program an
elaborate collation. was served
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Collins have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daughter,
Love L. Collins, to Mr.. Guy l.. DAVIS, Wednes-
day evening, April 6, at the Calvary Baptist
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Howard have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter.
Burnetta E., to Mr.. Jacob B. Derrick of the
Post Office Department to take place the 7th
of ar fela in HOT tnu ut ha
Luther Place Memorial Church.
Mrs. Lowndes jackson, Miss Jackson and
Miss Mamie jackson are at Atlantic City.
The regular meeting of the "Fedeis" Club
was held Tuesday evening at the residence of
Miss Lizzie Waters. After the transaction OF
business matters a musical program was rem
dered and refreshments were served. Among
those participating were Messrs. Van Reuth,
Keane. Cornell. Drake, Kelly, King, Hayes and
Leahy, Misses Mcguire Gleeson. Mullen, Huffer-
man, schneider, Reese and Raper.
Mrs. Elmer E. Simpson will resume her
Wednesdays during April.
Mrs. Deb. Randolph Kelm. 1912 street, will
spend the next.week in Philadelphia visiting
her sister, Mrs. John o. Keim. Her daughter
will accompany her. Upon her return she will
have as guest Miss Ellen Pomeroy of Read
ing Pa, an accomplished artist, who has spent
three years IN Europe in study.
Miss Cora Coolidge, only daughter Of Repre-
sentative Coolidge of Massachusetts,, is in
Washington spending her Easter vacation with
her pare.its at 422 X street. She is in the
senior class of Smith College, Massachusetts,
and will graduate the coming June.
Mrs. Frank W. Andrews has returned from
Boston, where she was suddenly called by the
death of her mother. She will not be at home
on Fridays the rest of the season.
Miss Scranton Is visiting the family of Maj
Parker at the Soldiers Home. Mrs. and Miss
Parker will be at home Fridays.
Mr.. Putnam Of 1923 Corcoran street will give
| a theater party tomorrow evening.
Mrs. R. J. Floyd, who has been visiting her
brother. DR.. A. L. STEELE, in New York for the
past two weeks. has returned home, accom-.
panied by Miss Lizzie Reiter.
A pleasant surprise and birthday party was
given to Mrs. Sherwood at her residences at 3Otf
and NJ streets last night by Misses Mabel anG
Bessie Sherwood, Mrs. II. Sherwood and Mrs
r. Hayden. Among those present were Misses
Mabel and Bessie Sherwood, Mamie Meehan
Eva Ketner. Hermione Young, Nellie Spar.
| schott, Stella Culver. Mrs. A. Sherwood, Mrs
F.. Sherwood, Mrs. II. Sherwood, Mrs. r. Hay.
den. MIR. Walsh Drane. Ernest Houghton, Geo
Blackman, Harvey Sherwood, Geo. Taylor,
Tom Lucas, Bennie Brown, Harry Kline, n. f
Burrows and Rev. Chas. A. Smith.