Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Delightful Hospitality at the Mexican
Legation.
Wedding Cards Are Beginning to De
Seen Again - Other
Easter Events.

me Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
gave farewell dinner on Saturday night
TO Minister and Mrs Zeballos. Easter
mics. and white tulips in the central
epersne, and La France roses in tall cryS-
tai vases at either end, with the rich b.
nem!an and Niennese glass, made an I'M
usually pretty table. The company invited
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Zeballos included Mrs.
and Miss Zeballos. mother and sister of
the minister; the Chilean minister and Mrs.
Cana, the Nfcaraguan minister and Mrs,
Guzman. the Venezuelan minister and Miss
Andrade, the Spanish minister Mr.. and
Mrs Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Will
son and Mr.. Lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeballos and family are
now at the Richmond, where they will re-
man until they leave the city. They sail
on the 18th for France, and will spend sew
erai months between Paris and London,
making headquarters at the French capital
Later they expect to return to Argentina
me departure of the family is greatly re-
GREETED, as each member of it, where
known, was highly esteemed.
Minister Muruaga will also sail for
europe on the 18th, and on the same
steamer which will carry the Zeballos fam
lily and some others-from this city.
The Brazilian minister and Mrs. Men
donca gave dinner on Saturday night,
wnen their guests were Assistant Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Uhl Mr.. and Mrs. CaIvo,
MI. irigoyen. Miss Lee. Miss Peck, Miss
Alne Wilcox, Mr.. Costa Duarte Prof.
Langley and Mr.. Kurdish. Orchids and
American beauty roses decorated the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Rowland have invita-
IONS out for reception Easter Monday
night at o'clock.
Mr.. Ffoulke has invited friends for to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock to hear his
description of the tapestries which adorn
his gallery. and also of the various distinc-
lions between tapestries of different eras.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Horn gave a fancy
dress reception at their home, 18th and
Corcoran streets. on Thursday evening last
Inc costumes were rich and the characters
well sustained, and every one entered with
spirit into the gaiety of the scene. Among
the characters repre- sented were: Cardinal
Richelieu, Mr.. Horn, Madame de Nainte-
non, Mrs. Horn: Miss de Vecchy, Odalesque;
Mrs. Voorhis. Study in Scarlet; Mrs. NJ. T.
owens of New York and Miss Soper the
Spanish Senoritas; Miss Ratten. Yum Yum;
Henry, Henry ", Mr.. Heaton, Turkish
Sultan: Mrs. Hort and Crandell, Astral Bod
les; Mrs. Kirkpatrick, French Peasant: Mr..
de Mauny: Mousquitere; Mrs. DR.. McPher-
Mrs. Dieudonne, Queen Esther; Capt Tru-
ell. Lone Fisherman; Mrs Ten Eyck, Gypsy
Queen: Mrs. Truell, Sea Nymph; Miss
Robinson, Queen of Night; Mrs. Cogsweli,
D,iue VI A.aIhheiii ioor' MIS- merrill, FoSt-
mistress: Mrs. Gilman, Murat; the Misses
Fountaine. Nuns; Miss Brown, Spanish
Girl: Mrs. Hicks. Carmencita; Miss Howe,
Lady of Thalott; Mr.. Dieudonne, French
Nobleman; Mrs. Moses. Modern Princess:
Mr.. Bacon. Study in Blue: Mrs. George Ba-
| con, Italian Countess; Miss Dorsey, Chinese
Lady; Mr.. Park. Comte de Paris.
The engagement is announced of DIR.
| Henry D. Fry of this city and Miss Ida B.
Lindsay of Alabama. The marriage will
| take place quietly at the Church of the
| Epiphany on Easter Monday.