Evening star., 1901-05-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. SOUTHERLAND'S GUESTS Lunch
ABOARD THE DOLPHIN.
4 Country Club Tea and Other Hospi-
talities-PersOnnl Notes
of Interest.

! land, gave a pretty luncheon Saturday
aboard the Dolphin, at the navy yard The
| feast was spread In the ward room. where
| the decorations were all in crimson effects
| Mrs Southerland's guests were Mrs Lind
! say, Mrs. Anson Mills, Miss Irwin. Mrs
| Walcott Mrs Berry Mrs. Rudolph KauT-
| mann. Mrs Morehead, Mrs. Lusk, Miss
| Sedgley. Mrs. Willard Warner. Miss Nc
| Ceney, Mrs. Philip f. Chaplin and Mrs
| Stone.
Surgeon General and Mrs. Sternberg at
dinner Saturday night entertained Gen
| and Mrs. Arson Mills, Rev. DR.. and Mrs
Talmage, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Worthinston,
Mr. and Mrs Heald Mr. and Mrs. Robert
| Fleming and Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. GallauGot.
Mrs. Biddle welcomed a large company
to a tea Saturday at the Country Club.
! when her guests had also the pleasure of
meeting Lieutenant Commander Stauiton,
who is shortly to leave for sea duty The
hostess was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Mulligan, Mrs. Gordon-Cummin Mrs. Lo-
throp Bradley, Mrs. Cowles Miss Biddle
and Miss Mary Biddie
Mr. del Niso, charge d'affaires Of the Ar
sentire legation, gave a dinner Saturday
night when his guests We're Baron GeVers,
NJ CarfignaEi, Count Won Hacke, Llou-
tenant Schroen. Baron Herman, Count Won
Arnim Mr. Zelenoy. Mr. Rosesttrensky
Lieut. enant Colonel Schebeko. Baron Fer
sen and Mr. Routkowsky. Mr.. Romero. Mr..
De Bildt Count Tarrowski, Baron AM
hrozy. Mr.. Wauters, Mr. Van Roijen and
Mr.. Pulido.
Mrs. George T Brew of Oakland, Md,
arrived today to be the guest of Mrs. T. b.
Nolan for a short visit, at lGl3 . street.
Mrs F. NJ Bergen Of Graceville. Mimi.
is the guest of Mrs. ]. Brynldsen at Eek
inston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Lane announce the
engagement of their daughter. sssie
Blanchard to Mr.. John A. Marshall of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. IIobson gave breakfast Yesterday
at Rauschers to a company of young peo-
pie.
Mrs. Hoxie, wife of Mai. Richard l..
Hoxie, whose serious Illness lately has been
the cause of great anxiety to her friends.
has began to show marked Improvement
the past few days, but is yet unable TO see
callers. Mrs. HoXie, who entertained so
charmingly and so frequently the past win
ter gave also much time to her studio,
where she has a statue Of Thaddeus Stev-
ems well under way. She intends it a
Gift TO the city of Lancaster, his former
home. in remembrance of the aid he gave
her in the beginning of her artistic career.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Andrews have
gone to Atlantic City for short stay be-
fore going to their home at Newport, r. L.
Mrs. VIM. G. Schafllrt has discontinued
her Wednesdays at home for the season.
Mr.. Julius Spanier announces the en-
gagement of his daughter Rosa to Mr.. Gabe
Salomon. At home Sunday, May l., from
to 10 pm.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
Tompkins, No. 143 street northeast. at >
o'clock, the contracting parties being Mr..
Albert Hecht of Baltimore and Miss Ger
trude Thomas of Virginia. Rabbi Stern Of
fciated. The bride was very prettily at
tired in white organdie. handsomely trim
med with lace and ribbon, and carried a
large bouquet of white roses. The house
was decorated with palms and cut flowers.
Master r. Hecht and Miss Esta Hecht.
nephew and niece Of the groom, acted as
page and flower bearer, carrying large
baskets of Jacqueminot roses. After con-
gratulations the guests sat down to a
bountiful repast. The bride and groom
received large number of beautiful pres
ents. After short trip north they will
reside in this city. Among those present
We're Mr. S. Hecht. jr., Mr. and Mrs. He'd
dinger: Mr: A Hecht. Mrs. ]. Hecht and
son, Miss Hennie Hecht. Mr.. l.. Horn Mr.
h. Fletcher and Mr.. and Mrs. Speildock
all of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Thorn
as of Virginia, Mr.. Y. Thomas of Virginia
Mr. NJ. Colman. Misses Rosa and Cora Col
man, Mr.. 4. Walsky. Mr., and Mrs. II. Col
man, Miss Annie Miller, Miss Mabel Maley.
Miss Carrie Winnie. Mr.. Henry Moran of
North Carolina, Mr.. P. Nachman and
daughter of Brooklyn. n. Y, Mr. R. Hecht
of Baltimore, Miss Berky Morris, Mrs.
Birch. Miss Gertrude Seay.
The members of the Daisy Pleasure Club
gave a complimentary dance Friday night
The hall was profusely and aTtstically dec
GRATED with greens. Sixteen numbers were
danced.
A pleasant party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse Pack in honor of Miss Jennie
Stern. Recitations, songs and dancing We're
INDUCED in until late hour, when refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were Mrs. Goodman of New York Miss
Hart of Baltimore, Mrs. Stern, Miss Ruddi-
man. Miss Cooper Miss Mary Mullon, Miss
Armstrong, Miss Fallon, Miss Raynard
Miss Turner, Miss Tarry, and Messrs. H.
Shrodt, Wright. McManus, Cantwell of
New York. Labosure, Hodges. Prof c.
Caldwell, Messrs. Cramer, Jos. B. Caldwell,
Lewis Schnider and Buckly.
Miss Martha Lee Rudd and Mr.. Tasker
NJ Edmonds both of this city. were mar
ried Thursday, May 2, by the Rev. Err
nest NJ StireS of Grace Church, at the
home of the groomS brother, Mr.. II. G.
Edmonds of Chicago, ILL., The bride is the
only daughter Of Mrs. Alice and the late
Robert Rudd Of Alexandria, Va, and the
groom is the son of Mrs. Fannie G. and
the late Jas. H. Edmonds also of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds will make their
home In Chicago.