Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Dinners at the German Embassy and
Boundary Castle.
DR.. Won Holleben Has O@einl and
Mrs. Henderson Youthful Guests
-Luncheons and Teas.


last night in honor of the Vice President
and Mrs. Hobart Among the guests were
Secretary and Mrs. Gage. the Postmaster
General and Mrs Gary. the Brazilian min
lister and Mrs. Mendonca and Baron Won
Breuning. The decorations were of red
and white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Henderson entertained
at dinner last night Miss Barber. Miss Au-
drey Pauncefote, Miss Sartoris, Miss Miles,
Miss Elsie Anderson. Miss Ethel Anderson.
Miss Fuller. Miss Horstmann, Miss Barney
Miss Arnold of New York. Mr. and Mrs
Josiah Pierce, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lee
gare, Mr.. du Bose, Baron Reiil. Edhem
Bey, Mr.. Young of the English embassy.
Kepresentative olms;ed: Representative
Di,smore. Mir. John Wilkins Mr. Robert
Chiffon, Mr.. Horan and Mr.. John B. Hen
6erson. ir.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks have cards
cut for Friday, April L. 4 to 6, to meet
Mrs. James Robert Mckee.
Mrs. Richard Award johnson has ards
out for a tea Saturday. April = in honor of
her guest, Miss May Huntington Morgan.
Mrs. Chopper entertained at a luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Mckee. The
other guests We're Mrs Gray. Mrs. Board
man. Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Mrs. Charles
Campbell. Mrs. Columbus O'Donnel Mrs.
Hinckley, Mrs. r NJ. CT. Brown Mss
Phelps, Miss Grace Davis and Miss Crop
per.
Cards have been sent out by Mr. and
MIS-. John &. Robinson for the marriage of
their daught Eliza beth WadIingham. to
Mr.. Arcaious Yelling Wyckoff. to take
place at the Church of the Epiphany ut 3
o clock on Thursday evening, April IL. The
ceremony will be followed by IA reception.
from half-past to half-past 10 O'clock at
the family residence. 11US Rhode Island
avenue.
In Of Mrs o. =
making her visit, Mrs. Grant Yesterday
entertained party Of ladies' at luncheon.
The other gusts were Mrs. Sherman. Mrs.
Romero. Countess Lichtervel1e. Mrs. Gull
lo m, Mrs. Mclean, MS. Sheridan, Mrs.
Audenried. Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Mrs.
john r. Mclean, Mrs. Rochester. Mrs.
Hunker, Mrs. AiacFeely, Mrs. Nicholas An
deison, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Dent ard Mrs.
S2rtoris.
a surprise birthday party was rendered
Mrs. Mary l.. Wright AT he- residence. iuI5
l street southeast Those PIE ext were Mr.
" m. Il. fa:de-ter. Mrs. k-lAiiy Barkins and
Mr. " NJ Wright of BlltiHl5r MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph PARSONS Nj Be@one Miss Myra
Parsons, Aif. ed. Wnhb, Miss Lottie Par
s0ns. Mr.. AID MIS-, WA. Ewing. Mr.. and
Mrs. John \. Mitchell, Mrs. Susie Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Earicster, Master
David aCd Katie Mitchell and AR ana Mrs.
Wha.en and Caushter- \ solo Was rendered
/, ny Nj. Nm. Il. Hardester. after which re-
fIeSrne hts were served. Dancing and
muse were kept up u:til late hour. Ms.
Nrights Children, SI;l-4c-.ilII ca ana graf
grandchildren Were PRESENT.
Mr. II. Edwin Rainals kou.irup has sent
out invita- lions for the marriage cf his SIS
ter. NarcheIittd " !ii-ams. to aiT. II liz n
Moore S;IlWvil il. Tuesday evening. April
l.. at S:;:J O'clock, Church OF the Epiph2ay
Mrs. Andrew Porter, widow OF General
Porter is visiting Mrs. Van Ness Huyck
for a short white She has recently retuln-
GO from old Point.
The marriage Ct Miss McCal!a. daughter
of Lieutenant Commander McCalla, and
Lieutenant William Miller, I. S. n, viii
take pace in The pest chapel, tort Monroe
"Wednesday, Apr! y. The best man and
uTb"rs viii be brother officers 81 the groom
ard the desmaids VIII be the Misses
Mary Lille and Stella McCalia. the young
sisters OF The bride: her two cousins, The
Misses Sargent OF Boston; Miss Miriam
Crosby daughter Of Admiral Crosby OF
this city, ana Miss Miller, the sister Of the
groom.
Mrs. \. L. Barber gives q reception to
the Woman Suffrage Association and their
guest, the Federation OF W omen Clubs,
at Belmont Thursday evening, March 81.
from to IL.
General and Mrs. l. c. Abbott. who have
been spending the winter with their daugh-
ter at the Savoy. have returned to their
home al Garrett Park, Nd.
Mrs. john Cough sails next week for Eu-
rope, and Will join Mr.. Cough in London
ana spcnd the summer at Margate, return
ing in october.
Dr. and Mrs. c. H. A Klenschmidt have
issued cards for the marriage of their
daughter, Addie Augusta, TO Mr. Bland
Payne. at noon Tuesday, April l., at Christ
Church, Georgetown.
An enjoyable birthday party in honor Of
Miss Carrie Baumsarten was rendered TO
her friends last evening at 40 III street
northwest. Amor those present were the
Misses BIa niche and Flora Stra sberger,
Life Heiuenheimer. Martha Stratus, Miss
Ida Freeburser of Baltimore, Miss Ella
F'ranendiemer, Messrs. Al Lissberger. Geo.
StraSburger. Sam Goldenberg. Simon
Splitter, Nate Lissborger of Baltimore. Md,
Air. and Mrs Lee Baumgarten. The rooms
We're taStefully decorated with beautiful
cut flowers, the prevailing colors being
green and pink After an elaborate sup
per CT several courses dancing and music
were INDUCED in until quite an early hour.
Pref. and Mrs. J. w. Hunt were agree
ably and completely surprised last night
at their residence. AZ Irving street. by
their many friends in celebration of their
golden wedding. Notwithstanding the in
clement weather, Il cir IaTiorS were fiiled
TO overlooking Nr. Job Barnard. on pc
half of the assembled guests, presented
with fitting remarks 10 Prot. and Mrs.
Hunt foral tributes and offerings in gold
Ccin in CONNIE oration of the event, re-
place in our country's affairs during the
eventful half century. Prof Hunt replied
in feeling terms. giving some facts in con-
nection with his own life since lSiS. Re
marks were made by others present
notably, Mr.. Wm. Il. Woodward of. the
District bar, who. one of the trustees of
the public schools at that time, told how
the professor was called to teach the
German school in the Old engine building
in 1860 Mr. VIM. Redin Woodward spoke
AS one of his pupils, Maj. l.. =. Williams
and Gen. Geo. w. Balloch as neighbors
Rev. Frank Sewall, pastor of the New
Church, referred with feeling words to
the Divine blessings that have followed
the married couple through all these
changing years. Mrs. Ellen S. Mussey.
DIR. c. b. Gilbert. DR.. Rufus Choate. Miss
Mary Barton and Mr.. w. A. Galley also
spoke.
Among those present who extended their
congrat ulations We're: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cammack, Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Sterling,
Mr.. w. 4. Galley and wife. Gen q. W.
Balloch Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus S. King, Prof.
Theo. l. King and wife. Miss Metela King,
Miss Daisy King. Mr.. VIM. Il. Woodward,
A1r. VIM. Redin Woodward and son, Mir. q.
n Winslow MIR. Job Barnard, Mr.. NJ. &. Bar