Evening star., 1901-10-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PLEASURES AFFORDED THE PAN
AMERICAN DELEGATES.
Hospitality Offered Mrs. Smith mt Her
Old HOmc-Recent Entertainments
Personal Notes.

gress in Mexico and their families were
given an opportunity to visit and inspect
the halls of the national palace last Satur-
day evening The event was made a social
occasion. with decorations and refresh
ments. Mr.. Godoy. first secretary of the
Mexican embassy, is in attendance at the
congress. Mrs. Godoy and their children
are also in Mexico. Mr.. Jose Romero is
among the oral translators.
Mrs. Electa f. Smith has returned from
her annual visit to her former home at
Sterling, ILL.,, where, as usual, many hand
some entertainments were given in her
honor. Mrs. Smith is known as the patron
saint of Company + of Sterling. whose
members served in the Spanish-American
war. This time their welcome home to her
was given by large reception at the G.
A. r. Hall, in which most of the prominent
citizens of the town took part, and gave
public expression to the affection and re-
gard in which Mrs Smith is held. ON her
way back to this city Mrs. Smith stayed a
couple of days in Chicago and was one of
the four women obligated at the national
encampment of the Union Veteran Union.
The Others We're Mrs Dyrenforth. mother
of General Dyrenforth; Mrs. Street, wife Of
Captain II. l.. Street, and Mrs NJ. Bal
lnger.
Miss Kate c. Snee and Mr.. Francis ].
Creamer were married at the Church of
the immaculate Conception October - by
rev. fatner Ryan. Inc Drlue was attlreu
in blue cloth travelling dress with hat to
match. She was attended by her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Naughton. Mr.. c. II. Naughton
was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Creamer have
gone to Buffalo and points north. After
November 10 they will be at home al 427 P
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baum celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage
on the 22d of October, at their residence,
S2t 4th street. The parlors Were hand
many handsome presents We're received
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. Ontrich and son, Mrs. NJ. Ontrich and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hines and son, Mrs.
NJ. Rosniski, Mrs Keppler, Miss L. Mhal-
wicZ and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sautter.
The dance to be given by the Saturday
Evening Assembly tomorrow evening at the
National Rifles Armory promises to be a
very pleasant affair.
Mrs. Benjamin c. Pole has returned from
New York, after having visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hyde.
The members of the Mayfiower Club held
a meeting last Friday evening at the home
of its president, Miss Rosie Steiwer. Dur
ing the evening many interesting games
were played and Mr.. Harbin sang several
solos. Among those present were the Misses
Emma Weingart, Flora Schuldt, Mae Toole,
Adde Stewart, Blanche Harbin, Agnes
Toole, Vivian Stewart and Rosie Steiwer;
Messrs Harry Deckman, Will Ourand
Burnie Stein, George Harbin, James Toole,
Gus Schuldt and l.. Mueller.
The Austrian minister and Mrs. Won Hen
gelmuller, who have been abroad for some
time, returned yesterday. Baron Ambrozy
was in New York to meet them. He leaves
shortly for Europe, because of a change of
post.
Little Miss Anna Clasine Cooksey cele-
brated her fourth birthday yesterday after
noon with few Of her little friends. After
,1lax rf,arr
freshments were served. Among those
present We're Ray Elsie and Frances Bid
dings, Helen and Dorothy Hackett, Alice
Marks, Mary Browne, Marie and Walter
Wilkerson, May Huth, Clarine Cooksey,
Clarence Holt, Raymond and Daniel Per-
kins.
Miss Jennie G. Barley gave a card party
at her home on Spring street, Anacostia,
Wednesday evening. Euchre was played,
Miss Rhea Green Of st. Elizabeth's Heights
and Mr.. Joseph Mundell of Anacostia win
ming the first prizes. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. James W. BARLEY,
Mr. and Mrs. James Marbury the Misses
Alice, Rhea and Annie Green and Messrs.
Robert ]. Green, Benjamin Mundell, Jo-
seph Wahler and Joseph Mundell. Re-
freShments were served.
A bus party was given last evening to the
home Of Adam Weschler, Fort Foote, Md,
in honor Of the birthday of Miss Agnes NJ.
Weschler. The following participated:
Miss L. McKenna, Miss L. Dement,, Miss
L. Kern, Miss o. Gibbons, Miss K. Glib
bons, Miss B. Howell, Miss c. Lanham,
Miss A. Howell, Miss d. Howell, Mrs Wet
Eel, Mrs, Weschler, Mrs. Howell, Mr.. ].
Wetzel, Mr.. G. S. Howell Mr.. A. A. Wesch-
Ter, Mr.. H. Kern, Mr.. G. A Weschler, Mr..
E. A. Brooke, Mr.. James Hayes and Mr..
F. Weschler. Dancing was indulged in
during the evening, and after refreshments
were served the party returned to the city.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Watkins Of 2014 Wyoming avenue
northwest to the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Annie, to Mr.. Albert De We're Burr, on
November 6, 1901
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Connors, formerly
Of Anacostia, who have been in ireland sew
eral months, are on a visit at their old
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fillius have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are re-
siding on Nichols avenue, Congress
Heights, Anacostia-
Mr.. Earle Byron Swetland and Miss
Laura Rebecca Hurley, both of Washing
ton, were married in Rockville yesterday
afternoon by Rev. s. R. White, the office
Of the board of county public school COM
missioners in the courthouse being the
scene of the event. The young couple were
unaccompanied and returned to the city
Immediately after the ceremony.
Mrs. and Miss Hitchcock returned to
Washington yesterday, after lengthy alb
sence.
Mrs. and Miss Knox wife and daughter
OF the Attorney General, have Joined him
at the new residence of the family, the
former home of Mrs. Childs, on K street.