Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Diplomatic and a Senatorial Dinner
Party.
A Wedding in Anacostia - Summer
Plans-Time1y Per-
sOnal Notes.


another elegant dinner last night, enter
tanned the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Charles Emory Smith. Senator and Mrs.
Wetmore, the Brazilian minister and Mrs.
Assis-Brasil, the Chilean minister and Mrs.
Vicuna. Capt and Mrs. Beach, Miss Wilson,
Miss Berry. Miss Ashton, Miss Tisdel, Mr..
and Mrs. Huidekoper Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Corcoran Hill. Mr.. John A. Kasson.
Mr.. Meiklejohn, Mr.. Adee and Mr.. Deucher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins will sail
for Europe tomorrow.
Mr.. Jules Cambon, the French ambassa-
dor, was in New York for the past few
days and was given a dinner last night by
Mr.. Theobold Chartran.
Senator Wolcott was host last night at
dinner when his guests were the British
ambassador and Lady Pauncefote. the Sec
rotary of State and Mrs. Hay. Lady Mimic.
Senator Cockrell. Miss Cockrell Mrs. Drum
| mond, Representative and Mrs. Hit, Mrs.
Slater, Miss Chanler. Mr.. Austin Wads
worth, Mr.. Robert G. Cousins. Mr.. Moreton
Frewen and Mr.. Arthur Guise.
The marriage of Miss Katie Carallea
Thorne and Mr. George Jerome French,
both of AnacoStia, took place last evening
at O'Clock at the Garden Memorial Pres
byterian Church, Minnesota avenue, Ana
costa, and was witnessed by an assembly
that completely filled the building. Rev.
Nelson H. Miller. D. D., the pastor Of the
decorations were of palms, ferns and
| spirea- The ushers were Messrs. William
| Koontz, Harry Anderson. Norfolk Payne
| and August Thurm. The couple entered the
church to the strains Of a wedding march
| rendered by Miss Clara G. Miller. The
| brides dress was of white organdie over
| white silk. and she wore lilies of the valley
| in her hair and carried a bouquet of bride
| roses. Miss Jane French. sister Of the
groom, was bridesmaid, and wore a dress
of similar material and carried La France
roses. Mr.. Earl L. Miller was groomsman.
| When the ceremony was concluded DIR.
| Miller presented to the young couple the
| manuscript Of the service he had used in
| performing the rite. Mr.. and Mrs. French
| were rendered a reception later at the
home of the bride. They will make their
| home in Anacostia- The couple received q
| number of presents.
Mrs E. s. Moore, Miss Moore and Mr..
James Moore of no New Hampshire ave-
| nue. were among the passengers sailing
| Monday on the Orinoco for the Bermudas.
Mrs. John Fulton of Johnstown. Pa, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. John d. Lyon,
| No. 1894 H street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Porter Of Grand Rap
| ids. Mich, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Pearson of 1915 18th street. Mrs. Porter
| sails for Paris. via Cherbourg, March 81,
| for a visit of six months.
| Mrs. Finley, wife of Capt John P. Fin
| ley, L. S. A, is visiting her sister. Mrs. w.
| n. Roach, 1107 18th street.
The marriage of Miss Sarah ]. Simpson
of Loudoun county, Va. to Mr.. E. Howard
Lloyd of Washington took place last Tues
| day. March 90 at the parsonage of Grace
| NJ. f. Church. The bride wore light gray
| satin, with hat and gloves to match, and
carried bride roses. After the ceremony the
couple left for an extended eastern tour
| The lady members of the Corinne Bowling
Club gave a tea yesterday afternoon in
| honor of Miss Julia Strayer of Pennsylva-
MIA. a new member of the club. During the
afternoon quite a number Of vocal and in
| strumental selections were rendered by
/ Miss Gertrude Hoover, Miss r. NJ. Peter
| son and Miss Mildred Brown.
| Among those present We're the Misses
| Gertrude Hoover, Frances A. Locraft MIL
bred Brown, R. NJ. Peterson. Alice and
| Genevieve Wilson. Julia E. Strayer, Emma
| Wells, Lena Cortland Tracy and Yula Bro
| mocamp.
! The enga cement of Miss Emma S. Needles
| and William A. Dixon of Baltimore has
| been announced. and that the wedding will
| take place April 10 in Philadelphia at
| the home of Mr.. Edward Needles, uncle of
| Miss Needles.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Guyon Miller OF Woodside
Nd, are preparing to move to fine old
| place near Easton, Md.
| Mrs Harold w. Bowen, Mr. w. w. Fin
| ley and Capt. Chadwick have leased New
| port cottages for the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll and family leave
| ShorliE for New Y ork, 10 remain until April
| II, when they sail for a summer tour of
| Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll have been
| occupying the Denman house on 10th street
| the past season.
| One of the Easter balls will be a sub
| scription cotillion for sixty couples at the
Rifles Hall. April IL The Hunt ball at
| the Chevy Chase Club, as has already been
announced, will be Friday, April 20.
| Mrs. OBrien and Miss O'Brien have
moved from ia Goth street to the FIRE.
| donia.
| Mrs. r. E. Boyd and son, R. Elmo. left
today for Atlantic City, where they will
| remain until after Easter.
Mrs A. D. Johnston and Miss Frances
| Benjamin Johnston, 1882 v street. will not
| be at home tomorrow.
surprise party was given to Miss Mabel
| Mohler at her residence. 43s Rhode ISL
| and avenue, Friday evening Among those
| p1 esent were Miss Mabel Spates Miss Fam
| ME Cook. Miss Lula Heater Miss Florence
| Breine, Misses Bertha and Emma Nordhof,
| Miss Emma Mclean, Misses Julia Mohler
| and Maggie Mohler and Miss Frances Stone
| cipher, Messrs. Frank Browning, Charles
| Spates, Albert Nichols, Lester Brooks and