Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY,"
Mrs. John 8. Wards Handsome Banquet Last
Night to the German Ambassador.
Secretary Wilson's Dinner-Sccond
Meeting of Thursday Dancing
Class - Personals.

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Mrs. John S. Ward entertained at a bril-
liant dinner party last night in honor of
DR.. Won Holleben. the German ambassa-
dor. The table was handsomely adorned
with American beauty roses, while the
appointments were, of course exquisite.
The guests included many members of
the diplomatic corps, among whom were
the Spanish Minister and Mrs. Dupuy dc
Lone the Austrian Minister and the
Baroness Hengelmuller, the Belgian Min
lister and the Countess de Lichte-ve,de,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Frederick Adam of
the British embassy. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
May. Mrs Patenotre. wife of the former
ambassador from France; Mrs Harriet
Lane Johnson. Miss Ward, the young
granddaughter of the hostess; Miss Pat
ten. Mr.. Won Bruening Of the German en-
bassy. Mr.. Zeienoy. secretary of the Rus
sian legation, and Mr.. du Bose, first secre-
tary of the Spanish legation.
The Secretary of Agriculture and Miss
Wilson gave dinner last evening in honor
of Senator and Mrs. Gear. The guests
tor Allison, Colonel and Mrs. d. b. Hen
! derson, Representative and Mrs. Wads-
I worth, MIR. and Mrs. W. Z. Curtis and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Wilson.
Miss Brown, who has been visiting her
cousin. Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin since
| Christmas, has returned to Boston. Miss
Jaquith, in whose honor Mrs. Dulin will
give dancing party this evening. will re-
main another week. Master William Clapp,
who has been the guest of Master Albert
| Dulin during the holidays, will return to
| his home in Boston next week.
Secretary to the President and Mrs Por-
ter have dinner invitations out for Febru-
airy 3.
General and Mrs Moore will entertain
at dinner January 2S
Mrs Boardman has cards out for re-
ception February l.
The Unity Club Gnc.) met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. H. B. Moulton, president
| 1924 9th street northwest. Wednesday
evening. An instructive paper, entitled
| "Observatons of Travel in Greece, was
i read by Miss Mary c. Bennett: Mrs. Town
shend sang two solos, Mr.. S. X. Hail gave
| humorous recitatlons, and Miss MORRISON
| banjeaurine solos.
The Thursday evening dancing class held
it's second meeting in the ball room at the
! Shoreham last night, and the affair was
in every way as enjoyable as the meeting
| proved to be last week. Mrs. German, Mrs.
| Rutherford, Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. Rich
ards received the guests, the number in
gliding only the subscribers to the dance.
| among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Johnson, Col and Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs.
|
| c. A. Swanson, Mr.. and Mrs Hildreth, Mr..
! ard Mrs. J. c. Spriggs, Mrs. w. w. Dixon,
Mrs. Williams, Miss Morgan, Miss Enoe,
| Miss Huxford, Miss Warner. Miss McIn-
| tyre the Misses Livingston, Miss Talmage,
Miss Reed, Miss German. Miss Neale. Miss
Stuart. Miss Dingley. Miss Money, Miss
Thyson, Miss Jones, Miss Young. Miss
Miss Fletcher, Miss Summerhayes, Miss
Evans, and Messrs. d. c. Harris, Colin
Studs, Edwin Seton. R: E: L. zol-
ert F. Maran. c. E. Lipscomb W. P. Met
calf. NJ Peters, r. G. Rutherford, jr., H.
A Dirsmore Charles F. Brooks, G. R.
Aston, c. Young, ]. C. Hooe, Charles Howe,
W. Barley, c. C. Magruder ]. G. Turn
bull, A Clephane Louis Clephane ]. H.
Armat, Clarence NJ. Busole, Powell, Wey-
man; j. H. Bradley, E. S. Duvall and John
Dahlgren, Lieut.. Wisner, Lieut.. Seymour.
Representative Bennett, Representative
Foote. Lieut. Nandeman and Lieut.. Simons.
Mrs. n. B. Van Slingerland will be at
home to her friends. and as regent for
Maryland ard the District of Columbia of
the Holland Danes and knights of the
! Legion of The Crown will also welcome
| Holland descendants, at her residence 11:i6
X street northwest, Saturday, from ) to Z.
Miss Mabel Johnson OF ISL F street south
west has as her guest Miss Corinne Win
dom Of Forest Glen.
Mrs. A. T. Johnston and Miss Johnston
Mrs. r. Bowman Matthews will not re-
ceive this month, but will be at home
after February Fridays before Lent.
Miss Stuart CT Capitol Hill will not be at
home until Mondays in February.
Mrs. and the Misses Peachy, 1923 18th
| street, will not be at home until Satur-
days in February.
Mrs. Roberdean Buchanan will not be
) at home tomorrow. but will receive Satur-
| Sat in
! February.
Mrs. a. G. Wilkinson and Miss Wilkin-
son will not be at home Mondays. January
) II and 81 but will receive Mondays, Janu-
airy 2I and February Z.
a surprise party was given to Misses
Mamie and Nettie Daley Tuesday even
ing at G12 3 street southeast, by their
} friends and former schoolmates. and an
enjoyable evening was spent. In number
of games that were enjoyed the prize win
Eers were Miss X. Fogarty. Mr. j. Pierce,
Miss w. Painter and Mr.. Morris. Refresh
ments were served. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. o. Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Daley, Mrs.
Holt, Mrs. A. Mitchell. Misses K. Fcgarty,
B. Fogarty, E. O'Callaghan, NJ. OCalla-
CHAN, K senkind, f. Senkind. l: Daley;
| B. Daley, M. Barr, w. Painter and
Messrs. ]. Moylan, J. Graham c. Willis.
J. Pierce, H. Peterson, A. Norris F.
Hodges and j. A. Daley.
Major and Mrs. John s. Duffie of Hern-
don entertained Judge Alex. N. Duffie Of
Arkansas during the Christmas holidays.
After his departure for home Mrs Duffie
and her daughters, Sidney and Ruth, spent
a few days in this city with Mrs Alfred
p. Marston, leaving for home Tuesday
| last
Mrs. MacKnight Moses has gone to Phil
| aGelphia to visit her daughter. Mrs. Adolph
Gocing. She expects TO return in time to
| be at home Monday.
| At the residence of her sister, Mrs. Hen
ry Wagner, BIS Dumbarton avenue West
| Washington, Miss Julia A. Memmert of this
city and Mr.. Orlando T. UpdiAe of Front
Royal, Va, were quietly married Wednes-
day afternoon at 30 o'clock in the pres
ence of few relatives and friends. Rev.
| Stanley Bihemer officiated. After receiv-
ing congratulations and good wishes a
| bountiful repast was served Mr.. and Mrs
| Ur0ikc left on the o'clock train for their