Evening star., 1895-03-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Mexican Minister and Wife Entertain
at Dinner.
Large Company Gathered Mt the
FfOullke Mansion Lnst Night
Personal Notes.

The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
gave dinner last night at which the
guests were Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller,
Secretary and Mrs. Lamont, Secretary and
Miss Herbert Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
Uhl Maj. and Mrs Parker, Mrs Hearst,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. Joseph
Washington, Mr.. Ransom, minister to
Mexico, and Mr.. Gardiner Hubbard. The
tall crystal epergne in the center was filled
with lilies and variegated tulips and was
fanked by two other tall vases filled with
pink roses and lilies, making a most pleas
ing effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke entertained their
friends at second reception last night.
The company was large and brilliant, and
music was a feature of the hospitality.
DIR. Franklin 2. Mall of Baltimore and
Miss Mabel S. Glover We're married yester-
day at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Glover. Only q small
gathering of relatives and intimate friends
We're present. The couple will go to Eu-
rope on their wedding trip.
There was merry gathering of little
folks at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter n. Humphrey of 91G N street north
west last Saturday evening to celebra te
the seventh birthday of their little daugh-
ter 'Eirgie," who entertained her friends
IN 4 pleasing manner. Among those pres
ent were Misses Josie Rogers, 1rma Won
EZdorf. Ruth Palmer, Ethel Ogle, Audrey
Bell, Helen Rogers and Masters Irving
Plant, Ernest Charles, John Palmer. Albert
CoombS, Eddie and Warren Horner and
Carl Pitt.
Among the Washington folks at Old Point
Comfort are Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Creecy
and child. 2. w. Huntington, Captain G..
A. Perkins. Miss Perkins, c. A. Williams
| and daughter, q. q. Bright and wife, L.
p. Ficklen, Consul Louis Baggs. Miss May
9. Mccartney, Miss Keilog, Mrs A. Goot-
horn, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Gale, Miss Gale,
Mrs. A. L. Carlisle, Z. A. Tracy and Judge
Advocate General Lemly and wife.
Miss Edythe Scott Grant. daughter of
the late David Beach Grant, was married
at st. Paurs American Church in Rome,
Italy, on Wednesday to Mr.. Arthur Padel-
ford of Baltimore. Miss Adele Grant, who
1913, is a sister of the bride. and the family
is well known here. Mr.. Padelford is well
known in Baltimore. New York and Wash
ington society circles. and this is his second
venture in matrimony. His first wife was
Miss Bette Ordway, daughter of General
Ordway of Washington, and they We're
divorced some years ago. MIR. Padelford
| Inherited fortune from his grandfather.
Mrs. Robert C. Fox is now visiting her
sister. Mrs E. C Cutter, at No 1922 K
street
| Mrs. T. R. Fawcett has gone to ST. Louis,
| Mo-, for a visit of several weeks.
| Representative-elect and Mrs. Long have
| returned to Kansas after a visit of some
weeks here, where Alr. Long, who is the
successor of Jerry Simpson, was acQuaint-
! ing himself with his new duties.
y masquerade party was given on Wed
| nesday night to q. II. Stanford to cele-
brate his twentieth birthday at his home
| lol1 G street southwest Music was rem
| deied by Miss Nellie Burk, Miss Louise
| Lo5siger and violin club of Northeast
| Washington. Among those present were
Miss Nellie Burk. Miss Bessie Chism. Miss
| Bessie Covington, Miss Louise Lobsiger
| Miss Lille Thoma, Miss Cassie Evans, Miss
| Ililie Lanmer, Miss Katie Fuller Miss Cora
Evans, Miss BlaEch Harrison, Miss Grace
Garnelia, Miss Katie Stanford, Mrs Ev-
| ans, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. Stan
| ford, Mr.. Miron Baker. Mr.. Robert Evans
! Mr.. Oddie Winters. Mr.. Harry Chism, Mr.
| Claude Payton, Mr.. Willie Harrison, Mr.
| Francis Bggs, Mr.. Isaac Stanford, Mr.
| John Stanford Mr. Frank Stanford and
| Mr.. George Stanford.
| Miss Mamie Forrest Richardson OF
Chariestown, w. Va. is visiting Mrs VIM
| H. Ashmead. 173S Q street northwest
A birthday surprise party was given on
| Wednesday night at the residence of Mrs
| NJ A. Phillips, 939 l. street northwest, in
| honor of Mr.. Howard Brown. The evening
| was spent in games and music, after which
refreshments We're served. Those present
| We're the Misses Hattie Coder, Daisy Tay-
| lor. Hester V. Martin, Katie McWilliams.
Maggie Spriggs and Messrs, c. Z. Mccoy,
| T. }. Miller. s. Jones, A. Ditteriek, Chas.
| I1oNeil, W. lLodHt, w. Leopold, John
| Coder. George Taylor, A. Phillips, S.
| Sprigss, NJ. and W. Brown and Mrs. How
| ard Brown.
Mr.. John NJ. George of Fredericksburg,
| Va, and Miss NIolie H. Farmer of King
| Georges county, Va, We're quietly married
| last evening at the residence of Rev. Tim
| othy Outwater OF the Kendall Memorial
| Church, in the presence of only few
| friends. After the ceremony they went to
| their future residence, 9i5 Virginia avenue
southwest, where a supper was enjoyed.
| a surprise party was given Tuesday even
| ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs r. r,
| Johnson in honor of the twenty-first birth
| day of their son Waldo. The feature of the
| amuSements was the penny game, in which
| the first prize was drawn by Miss Flora
| Hudson, and the BOBBY by Miss Maud
| Swink. The other first prize was Won by
Mr.. Clifford James, the BOBBY falling to
| Mr.. II. Hoff. Those present were the
| Misses Flora and Nellie Hudson, Maud and
| Nirgie Swink. Lula and Cora Ransiell
| Mamie and Mary Mowalt, Bessie Johnson
| and Mrs E. w. Heirleing and Messrs. Cliff
| ford James. II. Hough, E. Sutherland. J.
| Cross. E. Ransdell. Waldo, Robert and
| Thos. Johnson and Mr.. E. w HeirIeing
| Miss Josephine O'Connor has gone for a
| visit to her sister. in Pittsburg
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