Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-16
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
JUST THE WEATHER FOR THE
COUNTRY TEAS.
Mrs. Chatard VIII Entertain Today
and Mrs. Bell TOmorrOw-A Mexf-
can Embassy Dinner.

The warm weather of the past few days
has thrown all social calculations in the
shade, and the makers of them are trying
to keep there too. 1t comes in most time
ly and appropriate. though. for the lawn
parties at the suburban homes. Mrs.
Charles ]. Bell and Mrs. Chatard will be
hostesses this week. and the different af-
fairs planned for sweet charity's sake will
delightfully."- fill in several more bright after
moons. Mrs. Charles ]. Bell will give a tea
at Shandon, Woodley Lane tomorrow. and
Mrs. Chatard will entertain today at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Miss Grace Norris Of Fauauier county,
Va, and DR.. Eugene Lyman LIE Merle of
this city will be married tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock at the Mount Vernon Hotel,
Baltimore. Rev. James D. MARI of Our
Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church of
Baltimore will perform the ceremony. The
best man will be Dr. n. Z. Jones of Wash
ington Miss Norris is q sister of Mr.. AL
eXander Joseph Norris, and is a descendant
of the first Spanish ambassador to America.
The Mexican ambassador and Mrs. Azpiroz
gave another notable dinner last night.
when about the fiower-decked table of the
Mexican embassy there were gathered the
Secretary of War. Senator and Mrs. Frye,
Senator and Mrs Elkins, Representative
and Mrs. Hit, Representative Levy and
his sister, Mrs. Won Mayhoff: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Cridler. Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs William A Maury.
Gen. Arson Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Cruz of
the embassy and Mrs. Perez.
Numerous friends here of Senator w. A.
Clark of Montana have received invitations
for the marriage of his daughter. Katherine
Louise Stauffer Clark, to DIR. Lewis Ruther-
ford Morris, Monday, May IS at ST Thorn
as Church. New York city. The ceremony
will be followed by reception at 10 West
5Sth street. from to 6.
Miss Henderson, daughter of the Speaker
and Mrs. Henderson, who has been i'll for the
past year, is in Philadelphia, where
she is undergoing treatment and where her
ultimate recovery is expected. Mrs. Hen
derson, who made a short visit here this
week. will be with her daughter during the
remainder of her stay in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Daniel Manning sailed yesterday for
Europe and will spend most of the summer
in Paris.
Mrs. Calvin of San Francisco and her
brother. Rev. f. p Dempsey. who is at
tached to the San Francisco cathedral are
spending the week in Washington as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Weller, Capitol Hill.
Owing to the death of her mother. Mrs. S.
Cottrell. jr. Of 81 S street has gone to her
former home in Pennsylvania and will prob
ably remain until October
Princess Auersperg and Mrs. Hazard re-
turned to New York yesterday, after a
visit to Baroness Won Orendorff.
Mrs. jefferson Woude, wife of Lieut..
Woude of the 3Sth Infantry, expects to
leave almost Immediately for the Philip
pines to join her husband who was wounded
recently while on scouting duty.
Miss Nettye Bernheimer has returned
from an extended trip through Florida.
DR.. and Mrs. C. V. Boarman have re-
turned from a visit to Charleston, s. c..
SulHvan's Island and Isle of Palms. Mrs
Boarman will go to Atlantic City next
month with her mother, Mrs. Mitchell.
Miss Elsa Lindenkohl gave a progressive
euchre party to a number of friends Mon
day evening at her residence, 1902 r street
Messrs. Richard Engel and George NJ. Bond
and Misses Mary Dooley and Peterson car
ried off the honors. After the distribution
Of prizes the guests retired to the dining
room, where an elaborate menu was served
Among those present were Misses Dooey
Kettler, Kaiser. Dora Lindenkohl, Walling
Josie Lindenkohl. Narrower, Taylor and
Peterson, Messrs Engel. MARI Dante, Will
Jams, McGill. Woodward, Whitney and
Bond.
Representative and Mrs. Thropp enter
tanned party of sixteen at dinner last
evening. Miss Henrietta Armitt Brown and
Miss Elsie Stewart of Philadelphia are
STOPPING with them for few days.