The times., 1901-05-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs Francis P. Drain gave
small tea in honor of his eminence Car
dinal Martineli yesterday afternoon
from to o'clock The host and hostess, |
who have a handsome estate in Cuba, but /
who have spent the past five winters IN |
Washington, welcomed their guest OF |
honor and those invited to meet him at /
their residence, 2036 o Street, which was |
fragrant throughout with carnations the |
color Cardinal red. The fireplaces were
filled with woodland foliage and in the |
bav window We're iardinieres of fern. AS
sisting Mr. and Mrs. Drainhin receiving /
were Nine. Perez and Miss Duque from |
the Mexican Embassy, and the Misses |
Drain Among the guests were number
of diplomats and distinguished prelates'
together with a notable gathering from |
the Catholic social world.
The First Secretary Of the Mexican |
| Embassy and Mrs. Godoy held a recep- !
tion yesterday afternoon from . TO
O'Clock, when their guests of honor were
the members of the National Conference
of Charities asd Corrections. The hostess
wearing handsome toilet of black span
! gled net over white silk, was assisted III
: welcoming the three hundred guests
/ present by the ladies of the Mexican EN-
/ bassy. Nine Pezet. wife OF the FIRST 80
/ retarv of the Peruvian Legation, MIs'
! Walton. Miss Powell. and Miss IhoInp-
/ son The first floor of the residence I'V'
/ r Street, which is four rooms deep was
thrown en- suite the effect belhs 10 'iiii9
/ form II into one vast art gallery, so cloSc-
/ " are large paintings hung upon the COOL
o,r,eo-tinted walls The refreshment "a
I HE was abIoom with sweet peas 49, SiT
J the same blossoms set artlSllcsllSS. 9e,.o
in the various rooms, toSerlier 4sls were
@a1f 10
! Ianl,ad with snowballs and Woouiahha ~
/ vines In addition to the meihD I,,,St - he
! conference there We're preseIi1 ai'4 d nntahIe
| entire Diplomatic Corps anu d "tnjaI
! yatbering from the official aau soG .id
| world Mr. and Mrs. Godoy WIZ 'i9i' -
! Buffalo Exposition on June o.
Easbionable society interested itself IN
the strawberry and ice cream les'lSai
given Yesterday afternoon by the %.
! Tnbr,s Branch of the Womans AuXliary
| at st Johns Parish Han, there PelHe
/ nresent a number of prominent nhatIoiio
and maids of the congregation oolh %
! notrons and assistants in charity S worthy
cause Mrs MackaySmith was IN chaIse
of the tea table and Mrs. Henry serNeu
Zoe cream. Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs. BigeloW
assisted Mrs Hannah at the cake table
and Mrs. Huff presided over the lemonaue
howl The flower table was in charge Oh
| Miss Miller A number OF attTactlEe
! Young ladies aided each OF the S laHles f itf
charge. Miss Jennie WllKes, IIeSiueits ii'isted
| the auxiliary, received visitors, asslsSeu
! nv Mrs. De Candry, Miss Saxon anu
| number of others. Flowers Ior ueCOtIa-
tion and sale were donated py W. 80 u
florists and furniture for the nan "as .sI
loaned by several dealers free OF charse'
Mr.. and Mrs Townsend and Mr.. and
Mrs Chandler Hale entertained at dinner
last evening.
Colonel and Mrs Morrell have opened
their cottage at Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell, of
Boston. who spent the winter at the Capt.
tai. have gone to their summer home at
Cazenovia, n. \.
Mr.. Walter Forwood Rogers has issued
cards for the marriage of his sister MISS
Edith Steacy. to Civil Engineer reuben
Edwin Bakephus. L. S. N, "Wednesday
evening. May %, at 1880 O'Clock, at All
Souls Church, Fourteenth ana l. streets.
The home of Mr and Mrs. James 7.
Moore. at Choppers, Monday afternoon
was the scene of a pretty wedding. the
contracting parties being Mr., William W.
Williams. of Washington, and Miss Matte
| q Moore, youngest daughter of Mr. amt
Mrs. James = Moore The bride was very
! handsomely attired in blue henrietta
trimmed with satin and carried hlies OF
the valley. Rev. Robert l.. McNaIr' pas
tor of the Boyds and Rockville Prssby-
terian Churches, officiated The bride and
groom were the recipients of handsome
presents. Those who attended were: Mrs.
William Lowman, of Bolivar, w. Va;
| Mr. George L. Moore, of Uniontown, Pa;
Mr. and Mrs Zachariah Williams, OF Ger
mantown MIR. Maurice Leaman Mrs. Sal
! lie Kane, and Miss Nettie razor, OF
/ Washfpgtou: Mrs NJ W. Thomp-
son Mrs. NJ. Williams, Mr.. Joseph HauI-
Z man, James S. Moore. of Choppers. AFTER
The ceremony collation. was served at
the house Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Will
make their future home IL this city
The Cambrian Society held its May
meeting (the last Of the season. at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Jones,
l24 Massachusetts Avenue. Monday even
ing. The musical and literary features
. of the evening consisted of vocal solos
by Miss Mona Roberts, Mr.. Griffith
, Evans. Prof. W. J. Stephens, and Mrs.
/ Griffith Evans; recitations by Mrs D. J.
, Roberts and Mr.. L. c. Jones; reading by
Mrs. W T. Hughes; piano solo. Miss
Lydia Hughes; piano Duet Master Leo
and Miss Mona Roberts. BOuntiful re-
freshments We're also served. Those pres
ent were. Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Williams,
Mr. Joseph A Reece Mr. Thomas Oliver,
J Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Evans, Mr.. and Mrs
d. J. Roberts. Prof and Mrs. w J. Ste
phens Mr.. Z. Z. Jones, Miss French, Mr.
and Mrs A. ". Brown, Mr.. r. T Davis
Mrs Schehier, of Bangor. Pa; Mr.. John
T. Roberts, Mrs. w. T. Hughes and Miss
Lydia Hughes, Miss Laura Roberts, the
Misses Burns, Mr.. Z. J. Jones, Mr.. Green
Miss Katherine williams. New York;
Mr. w l.. Roberts, Miss Mona Roberts,
and Masters Preston Jones, Willie VIII
liams. and Leo Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs W. Irving Adams sailed
for Europe yesterday.
Speaker and Mrs. Henderson viii sail
! May % 10 join their daughter. who is in
{ England and TO spend the summer in
| Continental travel