Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-17
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
EASTER MONDAY DANCE STARTS
THE WEEKS GAYETY.
Dinners and Other HOspitalities-Wel-
come to q Pretty Bride
Personal Notes.

The Easter Monday ball at the home of
the Secretary of War and Mrs. Root
brought together a very pleasant company
Of the dancing element in diplomatic. Off
cial and resident circles. Mrs. Root was
elegantly gowned in a mauvs satin and
white lace. Both Miss Root and her guest.
Miss Slack of New York. were in dainty
white dresses. The house was fragrant
with Easter blossoms. and the Fort Myer
Band played the dancing music Those
present included Miss Wilson. Miss Sloan
of New York, Miss Bessie Davis, Miss
Rochester. Miss Gilmore, Miss Sands Miss
Justine de Peyster, Miss Taunt, Miss Har-
Ian, Miss Kellogg. Miss Barber, Miss Ethel
Horstmann, Miss NJ. Hopkins, Miss Hag-
ner. Miss E. Kean. Miss Lay, Miss Nc
kenna, Miss McComas Miss Mcmillan
Miss McVeagh, Hiss Merriam, Miss Audrey
Pauncefote. Miss E. Patten. Miss Satterlee
Miss Sanger Miss Siebert, Miss Alice Ward,
Miss Lydie Webb. Miss Rose Douglas Wal
ZACH. Miss Wetmore, Miss Allen Miss
Bates, Miss Eliza Bates Miss Cassels Miss
Cassini, Miss Paulding. Miss Hegeman,
Miss Josephine Boardman, Miss Griggs
Miss Hitchcock, Miss Hawley Miss Brown
Miss Antoinette Greedy Miss Gushing, Mr..
Conklin. Miss Austin, Senior Azpiroz NJ.
Allart, Mr.. Breckenridge, DR.. Won Bohlen
Mr.. Gist Blair. Mr.. caldwell, Dr. Clayton,
General Corbin. Mr.. Dinsmore, Mr.. Idle,
Mr. Ffoulke, Mr.. Goldsborough, Mr. VIII
cox. Mr.. Woodruff. Mr.. Fisher Captain
Hardie, Mr.. Mitchell, Mr. L. Mckee, Mr..
s. B. Elkins, jr,, Mr.. Bingham, Mr. Hag-
ner. Mr.. Foraker Mr.. Palfrey, Mr.. Cush-
ing, Mr.. Peter. Mr. Cobb, Mr. Rogestven-
sky, Mr.. Richardson. Mr.. Rodgers. Senior
Rlano Major Simpson, Captain Squire, Mr..
Sebert. Count Tarnowski, Mr.. Adams the
Danish minister, NJ. Brun: Mr.. Berry. Mr..
Russel' Mr. staunton, DR.. Vincent. Mr..
Gfllett, Mr. Jose Romero Mr. Poe Mr.
Merriam. Mr. Johnson Mr. George HELEN,
Mr.. Wadsworth. Mr.. Bonaparte Mr. Elkins
Mr.. del Viso, Mr.. Wallach, Mr. Westcott
MT Gallaudet. Mr.. John B. Henderson jr,
Mr.. X. r. Hit, Mr. F. Oden Horstmann
Mr.. Howe, Count Haeke Mr.. George How
ard. Mr.. Kellogg, Mr. Gerard Lowther, Mr.
Max Muller, Captain Macomb, Major Nc
Cawley. Mr.. Mcpherson and Mr.. PuIido.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ludlow are at
Atlantic City with Mr.. Fred Bugher, who
has been sick for the last two months and
Is now convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone Albert gave a
dinner last night in honor of the bridal
party for their daughter, Miss Jane Stone
Albert, and Mr.. John Patten Story ir The
party included Major John Patten Story.
y $. A, now stationed at Governors Island
New York; Mrs. Story. the Misses H;gbee
of New York. Miss Helen Hay, Miss Bes-
sic Glover, Lieutenant Robert Wallach
Mr.. Horace Westcott, Mr.. Stevens of Phil
adelphia. Mr.. Reynolds Hit, Mr. F. O.
Horstmann, Jr., and Mr.. Lebarron Russell
of Boston
An Easter luncheon was given at the
Shoreham yesterday by the Washington
Wellesley Club. Covers were laid for
twenty-five guests and the table was taste
fully decorated with bright spring flowers
The name cards. presented by a member Of
the club, beautifully combined the various
Syr Dolls of Easter with the WalIaclax-
Miss Caroline Caldwell Tyler. the president
OF the club. acted POSTMASTER Letters
OF greeting We're read from former officers
Mrs. George E. Tyler of Denver Col
daughter of Senator Teller, and Miss Jes-
Sic Claire Mcdonald of Mare Island Cal
me following toasts were responded to-:
ees Davis Gould; Financial Success of our
Wellesley Club" Mrs Mabel Godfrey
Swormstedt; Our Wellesley Club as a So
cial Factor Mrs. Harriet ]. Buchy: 1.-The
don Jackson; The Doctor and Philan-
thropy." DR.. Julia Minerva Green: "A
Wellesley Lyric" Mrs. Laura Paul Dfller:
spaidnr Ger R1manfeS Mrs MsrgaEita
Louise Pearsons Dolliver; ''Wellesleys New
President" Miss Smith of Dana Han:
Friendship" Miss Ellen A. Vinton. These
were informal in their nature MANY of
them witty and all filed with expressions
of loyalty and enthusiasm for their alma
mater and the college beautiful"
The Mexican Ambassador and Mrs AZ
piroz entertained at dinner last night in
honor OF the Chief Justice and Mrs Fuller
The other guests were Justice and Mrs
Brown. Justice and Mrs. Gray, Justice and
Mrs. White, Justice and Mrs. Mckenna,
Justice Brewer and Miss Brewer Mr. and
Mrs. Godoy, Mrs. Perez and Mr.. Jose Ro-
nero.
Mrs. n. S. Lincoln is now entertaining
Miss Edna Tyler and Miss Sallie TYLER,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Tyler of
New London. Conn, who came on to be
present at the coming-out party of Miss
Natalie Lincoln, which forms a prominent
part of this afternoons inequalities
Mrs. James K. Jones. wife of Senator
Jones of Arkansas, welcomed legions of
friends yesterday afternoon, who had the
Mrs. James K. Jones, jr. The latter was
Miss Annie Taylor of ST Louis, and is a
charmingly pretty young bride. She was
dressed In white silk and lace. Miss Louise
Johnson, Miss Carrigan of Arkansas and
Miss Jones. all assisted in the hospitality
which brought together a most interesting
gathering
Mrs. Reyburr gave a dance last night at
Rauscher's for the young friends of her
sons.
Mrs. Elkins has Invitations out for a
luncheon April %.
Mrs Rella Stone Reid of Bridgeport,
Conn, is visiting her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Israel w. Stone of Capitol Hill
Mrs. William H. Young of York, Pa, is
now the guest of Mrs. A. S. Parker, 1927 l.
street.
Miss Ella Edie of York. Pa, is spending
her Easter holiday with her friend, Miss
Nellie b. Juno. 10 street.
Mr. and Mrs. H Oettinger of 1924 NJ
street are entertaining Mr.. Maurice Ham
burger of New York, formerly of Washing
ton, prior to his departure for Europe Al
ter viewing the Paris exposition he will
visit his parents and old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Detweiler have gone
to Atlantic City. The many friends of the
latter will be glad to learn that she is re-
covering from her recent serious Illness
MIR. c. J. Lucy has gone to Minneapolis
on account of the sudden death of his
mother, an old resident of that city
Mrs. L. Eiseman, 1732 10th street. has dis
continued her Wednesdays.
Miss Edna Thomas left Saturday for Bal
timore to spend her Easter vacation with