Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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eign Travel presented graphic pen pic
ture OF southern and eastern Spain fol-
lowed by an interesting discussion by Rev.
Varnum d. Collins DID,; Mr.. j. l.. Nc
Creery, Mr.. Slas Boyce and Mr.. S. r.
Hal. The following program was rem
dered: Piano duet by Misses Maedel and
Springguth, mandolin solo by Mss SPRING
guth piano solo by Misses Maede! and
Townshend, violin solo, with piano accom-
paniment, by Miss Grace Hamln: vocal
solo by Mrs. Clifford Howard, vocal solo
by Miss Townshcnd, accompanied by Mrs.
Townshend; original poems were recited by
Mr. Clifford Howard, DR.. Collins and Mrs.
Dora T. Voorhis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mueller entertained
at their home, SOB Sth street, Wednesday
evening, November II, in honor of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding.
Mrs. E. Compton Tasker and Miss Evelyn
Tasker will be pleased TO see their friends
at their new address, 1873 II street.
At the marriage of Miss Alice May Bax-
ter and Mr.. Florian o. Bartlett, in Chicago
last week, MIR. Charles Page Bryan, the
newly appointed minister to China, was
best man. Mr.. Percy MetZger of this city,
uncle of TIE bride, was present at the GER
emory. He paid visit Of ten days to his
sister, Mrs. Baxter, who has many friends
in this city. The couple received a hum
dred costly gifts, among them being chest
of silver, containing two hundred pieces,
all engraved with the crest of the groom's
family.
The Chinese minister and Mrs WI were
at home yesterday afternoon to callers at
their legation home, and welcomed a great
many. Mrs. WI has made such rapid pro-
gress in learning English that she WAS able
to exchange pleasant greetings with her
visitors, and the minister, who is delight
full hest, most agreeably entertained them.
Mrs. Schneider spent the afternoon with
Mrs. WI and assisted in the hospitality.
Mr.. Chung made the presentations to the
minister and his wife, who will continue to
receive Friday afternoons for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Guard have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugn-
ter Grace Virginia, to Mr.. Hugh Raymond
Insley, Wednesday, the oath instant, at
Calvary Baptist Church.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Alger
will give a young peoples dinner Novem-
Der 20.
The Arbi Club will give Its annual tea
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs Frederic R. Coudert. jr, of New
York, formerly Miss Alice Wilmerding. who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia. was
pronounced out of danger some days ago.
Mrs Coudert is granddaughter of former
Secretary of the Navy Benjamin Tracy,
and Is well known here.
Miss Alice Bishop has issued cards for
a tea November 20, in honor of Miss Agnes
Charlotte Royal of Germantown, Pa, q
debutante this season.
Mrs Gus Mohler and daughter of New
York and Mrs. W. T. Anderson of Anne
Arundel county, Nd, have been visiting
frienGs at 1913 Corcoran street northwest
this week Mrs Mohler is the wife Of Prof.
Mohler Of Cornell University.
There was large gathering of little
folks at Sheldon's, in honor of Olive Jor-
dams birthnight party. There vas fancy
dancing and songs given by her little guests,
Miss Grace Kesmodel, Miss Pansy Wilson,
Miss Smith and Baby Edna Danforth
Elsie Jordan, Master and Miss Cosgrove,
Willie Newton, Lille Brakhagen. Those
present were Ellie Smith, Louise Rauu.
Olive Columbus, Bessie Reese. Marie Bond.
Roberta Aimee, Agnes and Irene Jordan.
Mabel Wildman. Mamie Armitage, Master
Arthur Mirndorf, Milton Brill, While Yates,