Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Dinner at the Argentine Legation in Homo
of Cardinal Gibbons.
tinEufshed Guests Who Were Pres
ent-PersOnal Notes Of
Interest.

The Argentine minister and Mrs. Zeballos
gave a di1rer last night in honor Of Car
dinal Gibbons. The decorations were in
scarlet, in honor Of the prince Of the
church. Down the center of the dinner
table was bed Of maiden hair ferns. The
central ornament was the papal insignia,
two crossed keys, made in red flowers on
white groundwork. At the end Of the
table there were plats Of scarlet tulips, and
the red tapers in the candelabras burned
under red shades. There We're corsage
bouquets of red tulips for the ladies. and
the boutonniers for the gentlemen were in
pretty little Bohemian vases, near their
places. The menus and the name cards bore
the monogram of the host in red and gold
letters. The cardinal sat at the right of
the hostess and Monsignor Satolli was at
her left. 1t was the first time these two
distinguished ecclesiastlcs were entertained
in this city at the same time. The other
guests were Senator and Mrs. Gibson,
Mayor Latrobe and Mr.. Sherry of Balti-
more, Ex-Governor John Lee Carroll, Prof.
Bouquillon of the university, the Peruvian
minister. the Costa Rican minister Colonel
and Mrs. John NJ. Wilson, Lieutenant Com
mander Garcia Mansilla, Mr.. E. NJ. Ze-
bailos. Mrs. F. G. Zeballos and Miss Mary
ZebaloS.
Mrs. Cleveland will be present at the con-
cert next Tuesday afternoon, April 8, at the
residence of Senator Hale, at which Mrs.
Bissel, Mrs. Sicard and Mr. Chauncey Oh
colt will sing. Mrs. Sicard arrived yester-
day.
Count and Countess de Franken stein will
arrive here today and be the guests of
Lieutenant and Mrs. l.. l.. Reamey until
they go to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Pollok To-
morrow night Mrs. Reamey will give
dinner for them, Sunday they will be the
guests at Mrs. Pollok's breakfast, Monday
afternoon the latter's tea in their honor
Will be the event, and that evening the
Brazilian minister and Mrs Mendonca have
company invited to meet them at dinner.
On Tuesday Mrs. Edmonds will give a
luncheon in honor of the countess. The fol-
lowing day the couple will leave for New
York. as they sail for Europe Saturday.
April Z.
Capt. ]. c. Gresham Of the seventh Unit
ed States cavalry and wife are the guests
Of Major and Mrs. H. L. Biscoe, Sl3 21st
street northwest
The National Rifles Armory was an at
tractive spot last night to the guests of
that organization who came to enjoy the
pleasures of the dance. The hall was pref
tily decorated with yellow draperies, the
stage furnished and set with palms and
blooming marguerite bushes and the dance
music was all that could be desired. At 8
o'clock fifty men, under the command Of
Capt. James F. Oyster, marched into the
hall. AS special guests there were present
members of the light battery. the Ordway
| Rifles, the Corcoran Cadets and the Fenci-
bles. The program of dances Included fif-
| teen numbers.
Some of those present were Mr. and Mrs
w. n. Moore, Mrs. and Mrs Eugene Ward
well, MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Moore, Mrs. A. h.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Won Hoake, Mr.
and Mrs. John kondrup, DR.. and Mrs. j.
" ilson Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Han
| dy, Mr.. and Mrs w E. Colladay. Miss
1 IIrr,ap
| Bessie johnson, Mrs. A A. Johnson, Miss
Alice Gowans, Miss Grayce Thompson, Miss
Name Clear. Misses Carter. Misses Heaven,
| MISS Mamie Watts Miss Alice Weaver
| Mss Chandler, Miss Louder, Miss Carter.
| Miss Eleanor Burnett, Miss Argall of Ber-
! lin, Wis; Miss Harding, Miss Pafet Miss
| Llttlepage, Miss houchens, Misses Arledse,
| Miss A. Sullivan, Miss Grant, Miss Wade
| Miss Bryan, Miss Dolly Gwynne, Miss Evie
| Dodge, Miss NJ Ryan, Miss G.. H. Gibbs,
| Miss w. H. Fisher. Miss Concklin, Miss
Ericsson. Miss l.. NJ. Burkhart, Miss Shin
die. Miss 4. Callan, Miss Nellie Ryan, Miss
| Nettie billiard, Miss Matte Gates, Miss Dob
bins, Miss Alice Marble. Miss Louett Con-
nell, Miss Mccarthy. Miss Addie Herman,
| H. II. Butler, J. II. Stewart, James ID. Nc
| Quade, w. b. Waddy, jr., l.. Campbell, G.
| H. Iolson, X. +. Craig, William l.. Boyden
A. Mahr F. w. Plugge, DR.. Wade ii. At
kinson, w. II. Duvall, E. +. Concklin, w
| j. Stewart. Ernest s. Ober. DR.. ]. b. Little
| wood, l.. A. Walker, Edmund P. Ellis. j. r.
Donohoo. Charles j. Gocheler, C. b. Mat
thews. r. A. Ashton, w. J. Staub, c. J.
Engel w. 5. Mccarthy, j. H. Ingalls,, w
F. Dunkhorst, II. w. McNeal. W. II. Hand
ley j. F. Lantry, E. C. Meredith, T. F. Nc
Keen of New York, w. H. Waldo, Lieut. ]
S. Griffith, W. F. Pierce, Marck H. Olson
R. n. Harrington, W. H Harding, Capt C.
S. Domer Of the National Fencibles, 4. NJ
Hasbrouk, Adam Johnson, c. s. Bracket
w. H: Lydliek. c. A. Weaver. w. B. Wal.
ker, Capt. Crease Of Canada, j. H. Wing.
field, w. c. Dashiell, Ed. Carroll E. F
Hubball, Prof. W. B. Hardy. Mr. ]. c. Lit.
tlepage, Mr.. F. E. Gibson. Charles C. Pres
colt, Mr.. w. v. Lewis. F. A. Harrison and
Warren r. Choate.
The committee Of arrangements consisted
of George W. Evans Michael ]. Quinn, J.
W. Cameron, J. Blake Miller, Andrew J.
Green. viii Way, Guy s. Davis and Thomas
L. Clark.
After the cavalry drill at Fort Myer on
Friday. in honor Of their guest. Miss
Parshall Of New York. Lieut. and Mrs.
Benton entertained at breakfast Mrs Fitch,
Miss Compton, Miss Herbert, Miss Buell.,
| Miss Stokes, Miss Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford, Miss O'Toole Mr.. Parshall, Or.
Cabell Lieuts. Bethel and Heiner, Col. and
| Mrs Henry.
The marriage Of Mrs. Michaels of this
city to Mr.. F. R. Rhodes Of South Carolina.
Rev. Dr. Saml H. Green officiating, took
place last night at 423 X street. As the
| wedding march was played by Miss Annie
| Brewer. little Misses Lena Michaels and
Eva Walters entered the parlor each bear
ing bouquet Of roses. Next came Mr.. F.
| A. Tuck and Miss Bessie Tabler and Mr.
w. A. Murray and Miss Emma E. Perkins
| The bride and groom came in together
After the ceremony and congratulations, all
repaired to the dining room to partake of
the wedding supper. Among those present
were Mr.. G. V. Patrick, father of the BRIDE
and P. B. Parrot of South Carolina, Mr.
and Mrs P. P. Patrick, Miss Molie Nc
Leod Mrs. NJ. V. Hughes and son. Messrs.
H. A. Edmondson, W. H. Chisholm and j.
T. Warrington of Virginia, Mr.. J. G. Wood
Ian of Missouri, Messrs Collins and Ward
of North Carolina and Mr.. Robbins of
Vermont.
Mrs. and Miss Baggett have returned to
Washington, after an absence Of two
months.
Mrs. Audenried gave a dinner last night
at which she entertained Minister and Mrs.