Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Hospitalities on for This and Later
Dates.
Last of the Cabinet Dinners in the
Presidents Honor - Timely
PERSONAL---VERY..

A very pretty wedding will be that to-
morrow evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. James w. Somerville, 1343 Princeton
| street, when their daughter Miss NJ. Eliza
beth Somerville, will become the wife of
Mr.. William Hyatt Norwood. Rev. StowelI
l.. Bryant, rector of st. PauPs Church, will
ofhcfate and the bridal party will be made
| up Of Miss Eleanor Somerville, maid of
honor: Mr.. John Lawton, best man, and
| the following youthful attendants, who will
hold ribbons to form aisle: Grace Som
erville, the brides sister: Anna May Somer-
vile, the brides niece; Louise Shaw, Nellie
| Norwood and Masters James W. Somer-
Vile. jr.. Percy Schneider, Ralph Quinter
ana Percy Rogers. A large reception will
| follow from $50 till IL o'clock
Ex-senator and Mrs. Davis, ACCOMPANIED
by their daughter, Mrs. Elkins, and their
granddaughters. katherine Elkins and
Katherine Brown started south Saturday
for three or four weeks travel among the
various resorts In Florida. The party is
travelling In Mr.. Davis private car and is
most luxuriously accommodated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee were in Washing
guests Of Mrs. Brown. They were on their
way back from the west where they at
| tended the marriage of Mr. McKee's broth
er. Mrs. Mckee will shortly close her home
| i'll Saratoga and will be here for her usual
spring visit to Mrs. Brown late this month.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and Miss
Wilson will entertain the President and
Mrs. Mckinley at a cabinet dinner tonight.
The Mexican ambassador and Mrs Az
piroz. who are among the most notable of
diplomatic hosts, had at a Saturday night
dinner the British ambassador, the German
ambassador, the Russian ambassador. Miss
Sibyl Pauncefote, Miss Cassini, the Chinese
minister and Mrs. WI, the Brazilian min
nd do AcS ic oil no
minister the Costa Rican minister and Mrs
Calvo. Mr.. and Mrs. Infante Gen. Powell
Clayton. Miss Garmendia Reyes, Miss
Hitchcock. Mrs. Perez and Mr.. Rodrigo de
Azpfroz The table was richly adorned. the
flowers being scarlet tulips and white hya-
cinths.
Monday evening last the Phrosos were
entertained by Mrs George w. Griffith at
the residence of her son. DR.. Charles I.
Griffith 100 H street northeast. Progress
sive euchre was played and the prizes, six
In number, representing the hostess han
dlwork. We're carried off. respectively, by
Miss Greenwich and Mr.. James Cahill first
prizes; Mrs. Louise Radcliffe and Mr. Rat
ciiffe, second. and Mrs. Edward s. Green
well and Mr.. George Ellis. consolation pri-
zes From the buffet were served ices,
were: Mrs. Jennie Radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs
E. S. Greenwell, Mr.. James CahiIl, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Ellis, Prof. and Mrs. Fuhr-
man. Mr. and Mrs. Louise Radcliffe. Miss
L.
BALDWIN. DIR. Charles l. Griffith Mr.. Henry
E. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur McCaffer-
ty and Mrs. James Cahill
Miss Helene NJ. Rudolph entertained
friends at her home, 212 ID street north
east, Friday last.
Reversing the usual program which
serves the refreshments after the play, to-
nights theatricals at the Rifles armory
will be preceded by large dinner parties
whose guests will meet others from similar
| hafOra n Oh to
sentation of THE School Mistress" with
Miss Wetmore. Miss Eleanor Clark Miss
Helen Hay. Miss Katherine Berry, Miss
Ethel Horstmann. Miss Bates. Miss Eliza
Bates Mr.. Reginald de Koven Mr. Will
lam Chaplin. Mr.. Theodore Wilson, Mr. Oden
Horstmann, MIR. BeaN Bloomer and Mr.
Humphreys Owen in the cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby s. Noyes are back
from trip to Florida. Mrs. Noyes has re-
turned to Lakewood. N. j., to stay through
March.
Miss Perkins of California, with Mrs
Smith Mcpherson and her niece, Miss Early
Will leave tonight for Florida for a two
weeks trip.
Mrs Geo. w. Rouzer of 1903 10Th street
will not be at home Tuesday
Mrs Columbus w. Thorn of street has
been called to Philadelphia because of the
severe illness of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Scott Al Massa-
chusetts avenue. celebrated Sunday evening
their fifth anniversary, or wooden wedding
A large number of friends attended and
numerous presents, appropriate for the oc-
cason, were received. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Reiser. Mrs
NJ. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Krey, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Eckert, Mr.
and Mrs.G. Groner, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Lerch
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. B. Lerch. Mr.. w. Wood
ward. Miss E. Lerch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Toh-
ma, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Fay. Mrs. Ackers-
hansen, Mr.. Chr Groner Mr. VIM. Groner.
Mr. ErOnr Miss T. E'ckart
triech, Mr.. and Mrs Davidson, Miss Du-
harty, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tippett. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Eckert. Mr.. Chr.
Eckert. Mrs. Babeck, Mr.. H. Eckert, Mr..
Phi. Biegler. Mr.. P. B. Beck and Mr. A
Schackleford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson Lowrey of
New York city are visiting Mrs. Louis Ad-
olson Dent.
Captain and Mrs. Beach, 1911 H street,
have returned to the city from New York,
son.
Mrs. w. W. Dudley will not hereafter
receive Fridays at her home, 1909 street
Miss Linn, 1887 10th street, will be at
home informally from to 6. She will
have with her Mrs. Shellabarger of To-
Deka, Kan.
The last of a most enjoyable series of
euchres by the Friendly Enemies came
to close Saturday evening, with Miss Ber-
tie Wilson as hostess. After cards very
handsome prizes were awarded Miss Ber-
tie Wilson, first ladies'; Miss Grace Hop
kins. second; Mr.. M. NJ. Watson. first gem
tlemens. and Mr.. J. D. Notice. second
The club then repaired to the beautifully
decorated supper room. 1t is the intention
OF the gentlemen of the club before finally
disbanding, to extend to the ladies a box
party. Those present were the Misses Hop
kins, Fuller, Pierce, Martin, Castillo and
WILSON, and Messrs. Kilby, Lockwood, Mot
tice, Potter, Watson and Pierce
"
Va, is visiting Miss Mabel v. Walters at
$40 L street northwest
Miss Mary E. Voekey and Mr.. Thomas c.
Treen were married at 2 O. clock today at the
parsonage of the Rev. Dr. Butler On &C
count OF the recent death of the brides
mother the marriage was very private
me me bride 5 was handsomely gowned in gray
broadcloth, trimmed in violet velvet with
hat to match. and carried brides roses
The bridal couple will be at home to their
friends at 2208 18th street
Mrs. LIE Roy Livingston, who recently
lost 81, her home in Laurel by fire. is spending
Few days with her sister, Mrs Geo. Zim
norman, No. 1541 street