Evening star., 1898-03-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Notable Gatherings in Several Hospitable
Homes.
Weddings Here and Elsewhere n
Timely Interest-Interestfng
Personal Notes.

| eAiCh lCSdtiOH ITOfHc ldBV ulSnt anu enter
tanned at one Of the notable dinners of the
Teller. Senator and Mrs. Mason. Senator
Burrows. General and Mrs. Anson Mills,
Representative and Mrs. Grosvenor. Repre-
| sentative and Miss Cannon. Representative
and Miss Boutelle. Representative Mahany,
| Mrs. Benton McMillin. Mrs. Logan. Mrs
Miller, Mr. w. 8. Walker Mr. Morelos ami
| Mr. Santibanex Of the Mexican legation.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Henderson enter
tanned at handsome dinner last night, in
honor of the Vice President and Mrs Ho-
cart: The other guests were the Secretary
OF the Treasury and Mrs. Gage, Speaker
ano mrs. Reed. Senator and Mrs. Spooner
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Foster, Mr. and
MIS- Adam. Mrs. Sartoris, Mrs McKee,
MI and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page Mr.
Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke Mrs
Maiiacn' Professor Pritchett Gen. Corbin
ana Mr.. ). b. Henderson, jr. The table
decorations were in pink and white
The regular Saturday afternoon reception
| OF Mrs: Gary, the wife OF the Postmaster
General, has been discontinued until after
Easter.
The British ambassador and Miss Paunce-
fote gave dinner last night, when their
guests were Gen. and Mrs. Montgomery
Moore. Senator and Mrs. Lodge Senator
and Mrs. Wolcott, Col. and Mrs Sumner
Mrs. Miles, Senator Allison Representative
ana MIS-. Mcclellan. Mrs. Don Cameron.
Representative Simpkins, Mrs Mifflin, Mr.
Gerald Redmond, Miss Blanchard, Miss
Josephine Patten, Miss Sibyl Pauncefote
Mr.. Berry and Mr.. Tower
The French ambassador Mr. Cambon
was the guest of honor at a dinner last
nlgnt given by Mrs. Horstmann. The
others present We're the German ambassa-
dor. the Swedish minister. the Belgian
minister and Countess de Lichtervelde the
Spanish minister. Mr.. and Mrs s. s. How
and
Lawrence Turnure, Miss Wallach, Miss
Letter and the Misses Horstmann.
The Swiss minister and Mrs. Pioda gave
| dinner last night, when they entertained
the Postmaster General and Mrs. Gary
the Secretary of Agriculture and Miss
Wilson. Senator and Mrs. Davis, Senator
Perkins, Surgeon General and Mrs. Stern
berg, Col. Siebert and Miss Siebert the
Brazilian minister and Mrs. Mendonca, Mr.
and Mrs. Cropper. Mr.. Del Viso Mrs Janin
and Mrs. Frederick.
Accompanying Mrs. Mckinley yesterday
over to Baltimore attending the Maine re-
lief concert were Mrs. Morse of California
| Miss Barber Mrs. Day, wife of the assist
ant secretary of state; Mrs. Dawes wife
| of the controller Of the treasury: Miss
| culture; Postmaster General James A.
Gary, Mrs. Gary and Miss Lillian Gary.
| Mrs. Mckinley was dressed in dark blue
| velvet, with a vest of white silk, embroid-
cred in Gold and wore small blue velvet
bonnet in Marie Stuart style. trimmed with
white lace. Mrs. Gary wore plum velvet,
| with bonnet to match.
Mrs. Joseph c. RiEgwalt of Philadelphia
who is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Mathewson of OIL French street
| Those assisting Mrs. Ringwalt were Miss
| Mathewson. Misses Eta and Lillian Craig
en-, Miss Bailey and Miss Helen Watson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hrsch will be at home,
112: 7th street, Sunday. Marchsz7.
| In New York yesterday. at noon, Miss
| Pamilla l.. Katz. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Bernard katZ of Paterson, N. j., was mar
| ried to Mr.. Abraham King Of Washington.
D. c. The Rev. DIR. L. Stern of Washing
| ton officiated. The bride was attired in
white satin, with 4 veil Of tulle Her only
| attendant was her sister, Miss Reta Katz
| Mr.. Philip King acted as his brothers best
man. The ushers were Messrs. Max OPP
penheim, Samuel Rothschild and Louis
| of New York, Herbert Katz and Arthur
| katZ of Paterson. After the ceremony
| there was a seated breakfast for relatives
and intimate friends of the pair.
At Trinity Lutheran Church last night a
large concourse of friends witnessed the
| marriage of Miss Lottie Reisinger and Mr.
| Harry p. Stratton. The platform and pull
| pit were adorned with azaleas, plants and
palms. Rev. G. H. Schroeder, pastor of the
| church, off1ciated. The usherS were Messrs.
| - {,
| William Smithmann. John Doerr anu -;ond
| Browning. The bride wore a stylish gown
| of cadet blue cloth, trimmed in white braid
| opening over bodice Of white chiffon
| She wore picture hat and carried Ameri-
| can beauty roses. After the ceremony a
l. large reception was held at the residence
| of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
| G. Reisinger, and later in the evening Mr..
| and Mrs Stratton left for wedding jour-
| ney to New York. On their return they
will live at 306 H street.
Miss Anne Virginia Culbertson will meet
| the ladies of the Washington Club, socially
| this evening at their club rooms and enter
| tain them with her original verses. She
| knows what the negro dialect and pecu-
liarities are and has happy way of per-
| sonating them.
| A pretty wedding took place at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lambden Of
| Sligo, Nd, Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock
| the contracting parties being Lulu, the
eldest daughter, and Mr.. Harry F. Snoors
| of Forrest Glen.
| Mr.. Ira E. Kaufman entertained a num-
| Der of friends at mis- home. PIT 9th street
| northeast, last evening. During the even
| ing number Of games were played, after
which music was rendered by Miss Pearl
kaufn an.
| MISSING SIDNEY DORNEY.