The morning times., 1896-05-16
LAST OF TEE LADIES'
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Now the Diplomatic Tennis Play
ers Become Active.
Dinner at the Mexican LegatiOn-Mrs.
Switzerland Gives Luncheon and
There Were Other Events.

The ladies' tournament at the Washing
ton Golf Club ended yesterday, and a
brilliant gathering OF society folk gathered
for the finish
The silver loving cup offered as the
prize was won by Miss Mabel Simpkins
Miss Batcheller aud Miss Ruth Simpkins
scoring closely for the victory.
The Diplomatic Tennis Club play almost
every AFTERNOON in their courts on Massa-
chusetts avenue Active interest i'm the
game Is manifested by the corps and ex-
celleut games are played
capt. j. u. Sobfal naval attache of the
Spanish legation, has returned TO Wash
lngton after an abse nee of several months.
capt. Sobral has been much regretted
since his departure for Central America
and the West Indies, and his welcome is
hearty aud sincere
The Mexican Minister and Nine. Romero
entertained last evening at a dinner of
twelve covers. The affair was in honor
OF Baron Won Ketteler. lately appointed
Minister OF Germany TO Mexico. Mr. Louis
Felipe Carlo. Minister of Ecuador, the
Venezuelan Minister and Miss Andrade
Lieut. and Mrs. Richardson Glover. Mrs
up the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Funk and child
and II. Rehden Were among the Wash
ingtonians who sailed for Bremen yes
terday on the steamship Saaie.
Mrs. Sebastian Aman. accompanied by
her niece, Miss Mollie Egloff, left last
night for tour Of the West. They will
a trin limo
as far as the Missouri River.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Stewart
to Mr.. Francis l.. Payson, jr, will take
place at the Stewart castle, the home of
the bride. at / O'Clock today. Mr.. Edward
Nicoll Dickerson Of New York will attend
as best man, and there will be no brides
mdids.
Rev. Dr. Childs Will officiate. Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Payson OF New York, father
and mother of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Baker and about hundred other
guests Will witness the ceremony. =
A tea will be given Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day evenings. May 10 and 20, at No. 402
Fourteenth street, by the ladieS of Grace
Lutheran Church.
blrs. Southerland wife OF Lieut.. Souther-
land. L. S. N, entertained at a luncheon
vest sterday. Decorations were OF whita
carnations and ferns. Guests were: Mrs.
Lindsay wife Of Senator Lindsay: Madam
Mertwaso, Mrs. McAdoo, Miss HaHIin, Mrs.
Sternbcrg, Mrs Alexander Legare, Mrs.
Fletcher, wife of Lieut.. Fletcher, Miss
Elliot, Miss Tisden, Miss Kelly and Miss
MOllie Eliot Seawell.
The high schooldepartment of the Friends
School will give picnic today at Great
Falls.
Mrs and Miss Rockhill wife and daugil.
ter OF the Assistant Secretary OF State,
will go to Berkeley Springs, May 2l.
Mrs. Joseph Washington will spend the
summer at Cedar Hill Tenn.
Miss woodward will 20 to Woodburn to
make her home early next week.
Col. John Hay. Miss Helen Hay and Mr..
Dallas Hay, Will leave Washington. Mon
day and will sail from New York Tuesday
for Europe.
The~marriage of Miss Genevieve Mae
Wetinore TO Mr raymond Fowler Crist
took place Thursday evening at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JUstiC -
Ford Wetmore Rev. Hugh Johnston
performed the ceremony and Master Arthur
Crist. brother OF the groom, played the
wedding music
Mr. and Mrs. Crist viii he at home,
No. 1904 riggs street after June 10.
Lieut. Southerland, L. S. N, who is on
duty on the Dolphin, spent Sunday at hia
home Oh n street.
The marriage Of Miss Hannah n. Will
Jams, daughter OF W. W Williams. pa Y
director, L. s. N. and niece of Brigadier
General Forsyth, L. S. A, in command
OF the departme OF California, mar
ried Mr.. Walter Scott Hobart at San Rafael,
California, Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. ] F. Gibson left yesterday
for Asbury Park, n. ]. Mr Gibson has
gone for the benefit or his health.
Major E. ]. Warner, retired, is among
the guests at the Richmond.
Mrs. Robert Larner, assisted by Miss
Bessie German, Miss Carson, Mrs. M. l..
Larner. Mrs. David S. Barry and Mrs.
william ElrOy Curtis, entertained at a tea
TO- h. FaA-s.