Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Dinners, the High Teas and the
Coming Weddings
fieastng Plans I'm Prospect - Good.
Byes and Welcomes
Personals

The marriage Of Miss Blaine ana Mr..
Beale will take place on Monday. April 40.
at o'clock. The presents that the bride
elect receives every day in anticipation of
the happy event continue to increase in
beauty and value. Mr.. John r. Mclean
, has supplemented the elegant gift present.
ed by his wife by a diamond sunburst
The Chilean minister and Mrs. Cana gave
a dinner on Saturday night as a parting
compliment to the Swiss minister, Mr. Clap
arede, who IL about to return to his own
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page have
closed their house on Massachusetts, avenue
and gone to New York, from whence they
will sail for Europe to spend the summer
In travel
Mrs. Hazen has returned from New York
where she has been for several months
since her return from Europe where she
spent the early part of the winter.
Mrs. Washington Mclean has moved into
her new home, Connecticut avenue and X
street, the changes and improvements that
she has made there being generally admir-
ed. even on the outside, while within there
has been a complete transformation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton Perry gave a dinner
on Saturday night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Mann, who will sail for Europe on
May 3.
Mrs. Stewart gave a luncheon on Satur-
day in honor of Mrs. Nelly Grant Sartoris.
and had a company Of congenial friends to
meet her.
Mrs. Chiffon of Charleston. w. Va. and
Miss Margaret Kenna, daughter of the late
Senator Kenna, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jordan, at their residence on Capitol hill
Mrs. Chiffon, who is pleasantly remembered
in Washington as Miss May Tarr, has her
| baby boy who is just four months old,
with her. When Mr.. Chiffon joins them
here they expect to go to New York Tor
little stay.
senator ana Mrs. Dolph entertained a
distinguished company last evening at
high tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Thoron were at
Lenox, Mass. last week.
Marouise LAMA welcomed a large num-
| Der of her friends on Saturday afternoon
| to her new home, on Connecticut avenue
Mrs Hammond and Mrs. n. S. Lincoln
| assisted in receiving.
Miss Laura Vaughn Of Baltimore is the
guest Of Miss Humphrey.
| Miss Woodbury. gave a luncheon on Sat
| urday at Chamberlin's, and among her
guests were Mrs. ]. Thomson Swami, Mrs.
| Johnston, Mrs. Griffith. Mrs. Kinney. Coun-
| tess Esterhazy, Mrs. Guzman, Mrs Grif-
fifth, Ma. Chopper. Mrs. Audenreid and
Mrs. johnson.
The Clover Club entertained a number Of
their friends on Saturday evening. it being
their third informal hop. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. ana
Mrs. McCafferty. and Misses White, Schleith,
Power Butler, Hirsch, Bean and Cans,
| and Messrs. Davies Hagan, Bradbury, Os-
termayer, Sanger, Normoyle, Bean, Prather
and Carl Kinmel.
Miss Eva Bryan was given a birthday
party on Friday evening last at her resi-
dence, 1893 n street. The parlors were
| ella borately decorated with growing plants
| and flowers. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, the Misses Hunting,
Etting, Wood, Richardson, Rogers. Remson.
Annie Murrey, Ida Adams. Lizzie Stokes,
Sarah Roberts, Ef1e Morris. Irene Cush-
man, Mamie Huntingdon. Carrie Vansant
Emma Moss, Ella Hinkley, Nellie Kirkbride.
| Ida F. Miller. Finkel OF Baltimore, Nellie
Lame. Clara Watson, Messrs. Arthur Froth-
| imam, A. S. Stewart, James McGrath,
VIM. H. Adams, Frank Clark. Joseph Ros-
engarten, H. H. Miller, W. II. Cohn, Chas.
| Woodruff. Samuel Browne. Norman Jones.
| Will Smith. Fred Newlin. VIII Hopkins. z.
/ F. Curry, VIM. Lloyd Dancing, music and
/ supper were features of the evening.
Mrs. c. /. Doolev. formerly of this city,
but now of Knoxville, Tenn, is on a visit
| to her father Capt. r. A. Ragan OF Capitol
Hill. having with her her daughter Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs Addison W. Barry gave a
tea yesterday evening at their residence, 200
| emit were Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. johnson, Mr..
J. Langhorn and Mr.. w. r. Wallace.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Williams has discontinued her
reception days for the remainder of the
| season.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Geary johnson are spend
ing "a week at Old Point Comfort
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Di Mario celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their marriage at
| their residence. 1919 X street southeast, on
| the 22d instant. Among those present were
| Mrs. Swartzbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
c. Hay of Ardwick, Md. MIR. and Mrs.
| VIM. Keleher. Mr.. Salvatore Di Mario,
| Prof. White, Mr.. Aeno and the Misses
oliverie. Mrs. and Miss Schlosson and Mr.
| S. Farraro.
The marriage of Miss Isabel Mercedes
Gleason and Mr. Thomas Christian Beury
| will occur on Wednesday evening at S
| o'clock at the home OF the bride. The cere-
mony will be performed by Bishop Keane,
J assisted by Rev.Fathers Mackin and Byrns
IN the presence OF relatives and a few in
innate friends of the young couple. A re-
1 ception will follow from $50 to 10 O'Clock,
| for which several hundred invitations have
| been issued.