Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PLEASANT GATHERING At HOME
OF MIR. AND MRS. GOpOY.
Cardinal Martinellf Entertained mt a
Tea-A Wedding Last Night
Personal Notes.

The charming hospitality with which the
nome of the first secretary OF the Mexican
embassy and Mrs. Godoy is Identified was
again in evidence yesterday, when this
agreeable host and hostess invited their
Washington friends to meet the members
of the conference of charities and correc-
items, of which Mr.. Godoy is the Mexican
representative. Mrs. Godoy was assisted
by Mrs. David J. Hill, Mrs. Perez, daugh-
ter of the Mexican ambassador: Mrs. Cal
deron, wife of the Peruvian minister; Miss
Duque, Mrs. Peyet, wife of the first sec
rotary of the Peruvian legation; Mrs. John
w. Thompson, Mrs. Walton and Miss
Powell, The reception was largely and
brilliantly attended The house was pro-
fusely adorned with sweet peas and snow
balls.
The French ambassador has gone to Chi
cago, where he will lecture at the Chicago
University. He will be widely entertained
there, and also expects to visit Detroit and
Buffalo before returning TO Washington.
Cardinal Martinelli was the guest of
honor yesterday at an afternoon reception
rendered by Mrs. Francis p. Drain, which
was largely attended.
Mr.. Thomas Howard Arrien Of the le
cation of Uruguay and his wife sailed for
Europe today.
Judge and Mrs. John Davis will sum-
mer at Newport.
Mrs. L. G. Hine and Miss Hine. assisted
by Miss Dunbar of Brooklyn, will receive
their friends tomorrow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Livingstone Eagan of
Jacksonville, Fla, whose home was de-
stroyed in the recent fire there, is visiting
with Miss Fay Purman. at 1923 . street.
Although a severe sufferer from the dis
aster which overlook the city of Jackson
VILE Mrs. Eagan is now very actively en-
gagged in the relief work now going on there.
Mrs. John c. Wagner of Morgantown, W.
Va. left this morning for home. She has
been the guest of Mrs. Allen X. Wagner
for the past three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving n. Bowden enter
tanned last Monday evening at their home.
l105 street northeast, In honor Of the
birthday of their daughter Dorothy. who
received many beautiful gifts Refresh
ments were served, after games and fancy
dancing by Misses Oracle and Marguerite
Morgan. Those present were Vera and
Juinata CLANCY, Oracle, Marguerite and
Charles Morgan, Elsie Broone, Josephine
Hamilton, Celestine Raftery, Dorothy Bow
den and Roy Austin. Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
den Mr. and Mrs Luskey, Mrs. Fletcher,
Mrs. Wallace. Mr.. Joseph Taggart, Mr.
Kempf Mrs. Harry Luskey and Miss Lind
sey and Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs ]. B. Lloyd is very III at her home,
1865 L street
Last night at the residence OF the par
ents of the bride Miss Nellie A. Kintz and
Mr.. Joseph 2. Stephenson were married by
Rev. S. NJ Newman of the First Congrega-
tional Church. The rooms were beautlful-
~ decorated with flowers and palms. The
bride wore a dark blue cloth golng-away
dress and after refreshments had been
partaken of by the guests the young couple
took the train for an extended northern
tour
Mrs Harry De Groot and daughter Of
Virginia are visiting the parents of the
former. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunlap, at
10 + street northeast.
Vest erday was governors day at Mount
Vernon. Governor Tyler Of Virginia, with
his wife son and daughter, after visiting
the mansion and grounds, were the guests
of the regent and vice regents at luncheon
| The board of visitors appointed by the Vir-
| ginia legislature was also present. Wash
| ington guests were DR.. and Mrs. j. l.. NJ
! Curry, Mrs Cowles, wife of Commander
| Cowles; Miss Roosevelt, Mrs. Eleanore
| Washington Howard Miss Mary Lee, Miss
| Turner and Miss Miller. Mrs. Pleasant and
| Mrs. Mead from Virginia.