Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-13
SOCIAL NOTES.
The Ambassador From Great Britain
EntertRinel mt Dinner.

The minister from Austria Hungary and
Mrs. Hengelmuler entertained at an elab-
crate dinner last evening in honor of the
British ambassador and Lady Pauncefote
The decorations were appropriate the color
scheme In the drawing rooms being red.
EnEland's national color Giant palms
banked the rooms and hinge clusters of
American beauties. tied with wide satin
RIBBON OF the same hue, stood out in bold
relief In the dining room the colors used
were black and yellow, the national colors
of Austria Hungary. and the cloth of the
lcng oval table was literally covered with
Seiiow darodils and smlaX, with wide black
ana yellow satin bands crossing the table
Darodils rising in the center of the table
reached TO the crystal chandelier which
Was also ornamented with a large bow of
the austrian colors The same idea was car
RED out in the favors The guests wer,
the ambassador from Great Britain and
Lazy fdunceiote, the German ambassador,
the Spanish minister and the Duchess
ARGOS. Senator and Mrs. Wetmore Mr.
ana Mrs. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs Wes-
tlnghouse Gen. and Mrs Nelson A. Miles
Mrs Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan, Miss
pPatten. Miss Norris. Mr.. Max Muller and
Mr.. Won Bohlen
me dinner was originally intended as an
acieu to the British ambassador but since
he has been notified that he is to remain in
this country for some time the nature of
gratulatory.
The marriage of Miss Annie NJ Leonard
ana Mr.. Joseph P. B. Barber will take
pace at the residence of the bride, pol
East Capitol street. Wednesday evening, at
$50 O'Clock. Only relatives and a few in
innate friends will be present
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Rosenthal celebrated
their twenty-fifth anniversary Sunday
evening at their residence 1914 eth street
northwest A very enjoyable evening was
spent oy those present. An orchestra fur
nished music and the banquet table was
tastefully decorated with palms. cut roses
ana plants Many congratulatory speeches
We're made Among those present from
Ne" YORK were Mr.. and Mrs s. eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. N Burnsten, Mr.. ard Mrs
W Scheinman: from Baltimore, Mr., and
Mrs Walsky, Miss Mollie Walsky, Mr.. Max
Swartzen: MIR. Harry Wiener. Mr.. Lew
Morris Harris, Mr.. Max Cohen; from this
city: Mr.. and Mrs ]. Bildman. Mr.. and Mrs.
A Throne, Mr.: and Mrs. B. Schlosberg,
Mr.; and Mrs W. Schlosberg. Mr. and Mrs
j. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schlosberg, Mr.
and Mrs: P. Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Levy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron. Mr. and Mrs. A.
bbseIayey. Mr. and Mrs. Ginsberg. Mrs. A.
Mrs. Hiorsield. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenthal. Mr. A wal
SKY, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Simon, Master jake
Schlosberg. Master Make RosenthaI. Mr.
Joseph Levy, Mr. L. Walsky Mr. Lew
Walsky, Mr.. San Levy, Mr. r. Aaron, Mr..
NJ kellener. Mr.. B. Shapiro Misses Annie
RGsenthal, Sarah Rosenthal. Mary Schlos-
berg. Mollie Garner. Lille Levy. Sophie
levey, Ester Levy, Rosie Garner and Ella
Cohen.
Mrs. Donald c. Macleod will hot be at
nome Wednesday afternoon or evening
Mrs. George Craighead Bogg5 is visiting
in Washington at 1910 l street northwest.
with her daughter, Miss Boggs.
Miss Fanny Woog has returned from an
extended visit in the west
Mrs. Paterson of Akron, Ohio is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Dick, wife of Repre-
sentative Dick of Ohio. and will probably
remain in Washington 0ltil next spring.
NJ Cambon. the ambassador from France
will return to Washington from New York
this evening.