Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pleasant Events of the Last Few
Days.
The Mexican Minister and Mrs. RO-
nero Entertain Dinner Guests
Personal Notes of Interest.

g. Noyes, welcomed q very large gather
ing of the younger acquaintances of the
family, who spent a pleasant hour to-
gether. The spacious house, with its rich
permanent ornamentation, was further
beautified by the lavish use Of American
beauty roses, which gave new beauty and
fragrance in each of the rooms. In the
tower window Of the drawing room the
curtains were sprayed over with American
beauty roses. caught in a drapery of as
paragus vine. Vases of the same roses
were on the tables and mantels. In the
dining room a scarf Of embroidered pink
crepe loosely encircled the centerpiece OF
maidenhair fern. studded with pink orchids.
Miss Noyes. who wore pale blue brocaded
satin, with bodice of chiffon, presented
her guests to Mrs. Thomas C. Noyes. who
stood beside her. Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes.
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes. Mrs. Chas. c. Bas-
sett, Mrs. Needham, Miss Davis, Miss
Kaufman. the Misses Moore of Caiifor-
mia. Miss Brodhead. Miss Prentice and
Miss Stellwag also assisted in receiving.
Mrs. Frank B. Noyes and Mrs. Stanley
Brown presided at the refreshment table. In
the company were representatives OF the
resident, diplomatic and official families.
gathering SO well acquainted that the sue
cess of the charming hospitality was as
sured from the arrival of the first guests.
On Saturday afternoon also Mrs. Tyler.
wife of Capt. Tyler, and her two daugh-
tiers, Miss Tyler and Miss Eleanor Tyler.
at the home Of the family, 1853 n street.
entertained their friends at tea. Flow
ers and palms decked the rooms. and the
front drawing room was reserved for dane
ing. Mrs. Tyler wore q gown OF black
MORE antique. with lace and jet. Miss Ty-
Ter was in black brocaded moire and a
deep bertha of lace. Miss Eleanor wore
light blue latin, trimmed with chiffon, and
IN a h0nnu0t American
roses The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
8. Perry Lee Of Boston. Mrs. D. ID. Nc
Kibbin, Miss Norris. Miss Katherine Smith.
Miss Margaret johnson, Miss Lockett,
Miss Worthington, the Misses Vending.
Miss Nina Scott Miss Powell and Miss
Hoagland Of Omaha. Mrs. Bone. sister of
Mrs. Tyler. and Mrs. r. G. Rutherford
presided in the tea room. The guests num-
bered many Of the resident and army fam
lilies.
The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
gave a dinner last night in honor of the
Secretary Of State and Mrs. Gresham and
their daughter, Mrs. Andrews of Chicago,
who will conclude her pleasant visit to her
parents in a few days. The table was, as
always at the Mexican legation, beautiful
ly set and decorated with fine roses. The
other guests present were Mrs. Grant, Mrs
SartoriS, Representative Springer, Gen. and
Mrs Schofield, Mrs Kilbourn, Representa-
tive and Mrs. McCreary, Mr.. de Weckher-
lin, Mr.. Algernon Sartoris and Mr.. Otto
Gresham.
Mrs. Grant will start for Florida the last
of this week and will spend the remainder
of the winter there. Mr.. Algernon Sartoris
will sail fer Europe within a week or SO. TO
return to college.
Secretary and Mrs. Gresham gave din
Eer on Saturday night in honor of Mrs.
Grant. at which Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Car
Isle. Col and Mrs. Jno. M. Wilson. Mrs.
Jno. w. Foster. Mrs. Sartoris Mrs. Bugher,
Mrs. Andrews. Assistant Secretary Curtis.
Assistant Postmaster General Jones,
Senator Boutwell,, Mr.. McFerson and Mr..
Otto Gresham were alsos guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurber gave a beautiful
dinner on Saturday night also in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dickinson. The table
was very daintily set. the open-work cloth
being laid over scarlet silk, and the silver
pitcher in the center filled with poinsetta
blooms. and the mirror upon which it rest
ed bordered with asparagus vines The
&C mpany invited to meet the special guests
were Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle. Post
master General and Mrs. Bissell. the Jap
Miss Hamlin, Surgeon General and Mrs
Sternberg. and Mrs Bradbeer, sister of the
hostess.
Mrs. John r. Mclean has invitations out
for Saturday evening January -, at half
past 8.
The Italian ambassador and Baroness
Fava have taken the house 12SU Connecti-
cut avenue.
Mrs. Washington Mclean gave a lunch
con on Saturday. when her guests were
Mrs. Brice. Mrs. Emory. Mrs Lee. Mrs.
Sherman, Mrs. John Rodgers, Mrs Stew
art. Mrs. Hazen. Mrs. Boardman. Mrs.
John r. Mclean, Miss IIdes, Mrs Waliack
Mrs. Draper. Mrs. Coffey. Mrs. Reynolds,
Mrs. Logan a I'D Mrs. Rochester.
An interesting event in local Hebrew So
cial circles was the marriage yesterday in
Carroll Institute Hall of Miss Hannah OPP
penheimer. daughter of Mrs. Micha FL OPP
penheimer IF this city, and Mr.. Leopold
Wolff of New York. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Stern in the presence
of d large number of relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. To the tones of
L IN >ngrin's wedding march the bridal pro
ccSsion entered the hall. 1t consisted of
the ushers. Messrs. Sol Stearn, Berthold
Stein. Simon Lyon, Max Alexander. .-.g
Wolff. Max Oppenheimer. Joseph Open
heimer and George Spandauer; the bride
with her b1 other, David Oppenheimer; the
groom, with the brides mother, Mrs
Michael Oppenheimer; Mrs. Jeanette
Stearn, an aunt of the bride, and Ar. Her
man Wolff. brother of the groom. AT
the conclusion of the ceremony the guests
extended congratulations to the newly
married couple. All then marched to the
dining room below. where an elaborate col
lation was served. In the midst of the
feasting Mr.. Simon Lyon, as master of
ceremonies. m lde few remarks OF a con-
Gratulatory nature. He was followed by
a.
of New York, David Oppenheimer. Louis
Heller of New York, Isaac Ottenheimer of
Baltimore. Simon Suggenheimer. Eugene
Began, Herman Wolff. Sigfried Wolff,
George Standauer of Baltimore, Max OPP
penheimer. Abe Berwanger, David Gold
smith, Sol Stearn, NJ. Rubenstein. l.. Katz-
enstein, r. Lyon, 1. Cohen. Miss Hirsh and
Master Louis Irving Heller Scores of tel
egrams from friends and relatives in dis
tant parts OF the country. as well
blegram from the parents of the groom III
Germany, were read during the evening.
Dancing was INDUCED ir until late hour.
In the midst of the festivities Mr.. and Mps
Wolff quietly departed fol- their future
home in New York city. Those present at
the wedding were Mrs. Jeanette Stein
and Misses Barbara, Amelia. Sadie. Naudie
and Master Jake Stein, Mr. Jacob Lyon,
Miss Birdie Lyon, Rude and Rooney Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Berwanser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. D. Cold
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Alexander.
Misses Sarah, Birdie and Alilie Alexander.
Messrs. David, Sidney AID Sam Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Oppenheimcr Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Oppenhclmer. Mr. Hugo
Oppenheimer. Mr.. Jacob Oppenheimer. Mrs.
NJ. Oppenhemer, Mr.. David Oppenheimer.
Misses Jennie, Milly and Sophia Open
heimer. Miss Bella Stein. Mr.. and Mrs.