Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Argentine Minister Again Plays
Host--This Time for the Cabinet.
A French Dinner for Chicago's Guests
The Covarrubias Dinner
Personal Notes.

The Argentine minister and Mrs Zeballos
entertained at dinner last night to meet
the cabinet, and their guests were Secre-
tary and Mrs. Carlisle. Secretary and Mrs.
Smith. Postmaster General and Mrs. Bis
sell. Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs
Uhl. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thurber, the
Costa Rican minister and Miss Zeballos
and Lieut.. Commander Garcia Mansilla.
The centerpiece was the American and Ar
genuine flags resting on a bed Of ferns.
Red roses and valley lilies formed the first
and forget-me-nots and lilies the other
The candelabra had wreaths of either the
roses or the forget-me-nots about them,
and for the guests there were corsage or
boutonnieres Of forget-me-nots and lilies
to carry out the Argentine colors. and for
the ladies of the legation punches of red
roses. Next week the minister and his
wife Will give dinner in honor of the
Senate.
Miss B. Holden entertained the Twilight
Pleasure Club Tuesday evening. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fay, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. 2. Hartigan, Misses Ferrise. Hol-
den. Wilson, May, Dolan, Ellis, McKnew,
Johnson, Cross, Harris and Mcknight
Messrs. Haynes Cannon, Held, Hamelton,
Daley. Seamore, Albert and Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Covarrubias gave dinner
last night, at which Senator and Mrs: Call
DR.. and Mrs. Jones, Minister and Mrs.
Cana, Mrs. Romero, Mr.. and Mrs Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke. Miss Bispham, Mr..
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Barton French enter
tanned at dinner last evening the Turkish
minister the Portuguese minister, Baron
Kettelor, Miss Pauncefote, Miss Williams
and Miss Hosmer of Chicago.
Mrs. N. II. Van Zandt and Mrs. Francis J.
ONeill have gone for a brief visit to Brook
Ign and Boston.
The Young Ladies' Social Club will hold
a fair at the residence Of the Misses Whit
L ok, Wednesday, April Is, for the benefit
of the Daisy Chain Guild. The fair will
be open from to and from to 10 pm.
Mrs. Ann Quill has sent out cards for the
marriage ceremony Of her daughter. Mary
to Mr.. Martin Munroe. Tuesday evening.
April "a, at O'Clock. at St. Aloysius
Church. A reception from to 10 pm. will
follow. at so G street northwest.
Mrs. Schoield has gone to make a visit
Spuyten Duyvil. N. Y, during the absence
Of Gen. Schofield on his western trip.
The Misses Harvie. Christy, OLIVER Long.
Mann, Wright, Caserly and Stockbridge
will assist at the first of the Charity Rain
bow Teas. at 1875 18th street. tomorrow.
Seven will preside at tables, on which the
fancy articles are Of rainbow colors, and
others will assist in the tea. There will be
music and recitations by the Misses Har
riSon.
The Dolce far-Niente'' Club closed its
season of gaiety with a reception Wednes-
day evening at the National Rifles Armory.
The stage was transformed into pink
drawing room, the front OF which was
banked high with palms and ferns and
formed cozy retreat during the evening
for many of the guests. The hall and gal
lery were in harmony with the decorations
on the stage, being draped in pink, relieved
by potted plants, while under the chande-
liers in the center of the hall, were sus-
pended two large pink umbrellas. To the
inspiring music of the Marine Band the
-Niente march, dedicated by Prof.
Fanciulli, was played and followed by a
program Of sixteen numbers. Among those
present were Messrs. H. F. Taft. c. E.
Ingling, c. j. Unger, c. II. Rogers, c. c.
Wright, Drs. Wade H. Atkinson and S. G.
Davis, Messrs. W. A. FARMLAND, A. c.
Howard, j. S. Smith. j. l.. Curtis, w. A.
club and floor managers; Misses Keogh,
Cruit, Walker Shaw Harner Burch
Rogers. Dimmick, Wheatley. Andrews. Dali
ten, Lackey. Montrop. Barton. Kee-h, Man
Chandler, Stewart, Shackelford. Gray, Fair
fax, White, Troutman, Smith, Genevieve
Mcdonald. Baden, Roberts, McCauley. Jar
Wis, Rose 2. Smith. Beall, Street. Williams,
Young, Julien. Franklin. Newton, Unger,
Hughes, Gibbs Curtis. Parker Slaughter
Howell. Weldon. yelling, Lee. Wildilg.
Clements, Heinline, Mrs. DR.. Davis, and
Messrs. Way. Meridith. Lee. King, T. H.
Atkinson. Lantag. Hulse. Davis, Carlisle,
Cheal, DR.. Howard. Johnson, McKnew.
Keen, Hassan. seybrook. DR.. Frank Leech,
Harris, Parker. Burnham, Hills Ashton.
Olson, Blackwell, Heron, Berry, Gensler.
Gait, Blackwell, Donnelly Harald, Davis,
Shane, Moore. Dalton, Jenkins. Mitchell,
O'Laughlin. Thayer. Gresham, Burket,
Given. Prescott, DR.. Wisner. Stab, Gid
dings. Shoemaker. d. A. L. Howard. Mar
shall. Ash. Babcock, Campbell Dr. Weaver.
Horton, Blocker, Westford. Gilmer Treamor
and Wingf1eld.
A pleasant surprise party was given at
Mr.. Jos. Anderson's. 72O 10th street north
cast, last evening. in honor of his daugh-
ter Hattie. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Anderson, Miss BRAY
Miss Emmons. Miss Lille Bittenbender
Miss Hattie Anderson, Miss BRONX Miss
Bessie Anderson. Miss Halter, and Messrs
G. Sharewood, Mitchell. Bishop, c. Share
wood, w. A. Quinn and H. w. Balderston.
Mrs. Ferd. Frank has returned from her
Norfolk trip to her home, 80 East Capitol
street.
Miss Lima Mayo Of Richmond, Va, is the
guest Of Mrs. Jno. B. Randolph, 1901 18th
street northwest