Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR ENTER
TAINs HIS FRIENDS.
A Welcome Break I'm the Season of
Quiet-Tfmely Personal
Notes.

4 The German ambassador, Baron Won Hol
leben, was host last night at a ball at his
! embassy home, at which society in many of
its most interesting phases was well repre-
scented. The ambassador had the assistance
| of Countess Quadt and Mrs. Won Rebeur-
| Paschwitz in welcoming his guests. for
| whom the embassy was gayly arrayed with
| flowers and the colors Of the fatherland.
Before supper general dancing was en-
| joyed. The cotillion began after midnight.
| Baron Herman led with the Countess
Quadt. The figures were unique, and the
| favors were all sorts of pretty trinkets.
| tied with the German colors. Nearly all
! the members of the diplomatic corps, the
Vice President, the cabinet, and official
and resident society generally made up the
company.
Mrs. Kernochan Of New York who has
| the former Townsend home on Lafayette
| Square. gave tea yesterday for her guest,
| Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruger, who has
| lately returned from Europe and is divid-
| ing the spring season between this city and
| her home in New York
Senator Depew and Miss Paulding will
make their accustomed early summer visit
| to Europe and return to Newport later.
They have dinner invitations out for
| March q.
| The Austrian minister and Baroness Hen
| gelmuller gave a farewell dinner last night
| for the Belgian minister and Countess
| Lichtervelde, who sail shortly for Europe.
Mrs. Carter. wife of the former Montana
senator, has gone to New York for short
| visit.
| who are at Palm Beach, Fla, were among
! the bellies, last night, at the charity ball
there, which opened with minuet, danced
| by forty young women. -
| Mrs. James w. Kennerley of Colorado
| will be at home with her sisters, the
Misses LASER, at 1906 u street, Saturday,
March &c. after 3.
Mrs. s. Heller has gone to Buffalo, N. Y,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Fanny Bowers, who
is very i'll.
Miss Berthe Hart, who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs Boyne Of this city.
has returned to her home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. ]. d. Croissant entertained Column
bia Chapter. d. A. R., and their friends at
her home last evening. Mrs. d. o. Leach
and Miss Challie Sands contributed the
music; Mrs. NJ. E. s. Davis, historian, read
| a sketch Of the life of Mollie Pitcher; Mr..
CrosSant gave an account Of his trip to
the plains of Moab and climbing Mount
Pisgah, and Mrs. Bancroft Of Boston re-
cited. The evenings entertainment was
concluded with refreshments and social.
Among those present were: Mrs. Mary s.
Lockwood, District regent; Mrs. Gist, re-
gent of Continental Chapter; Mrs. Wysong,
the regent Of Elizabeth Jackson Chapter;
Mrs. Middleton Smith, Mrs. and Miss Hills,
ter, Miss Cook, Mrs. Bancroft Of Boston,
Mrs. Ober. Mrs Buck, Mrs. Whitman Mr..
Dewitt C. Crossant, Miss Belle Pettigrew
and Miss Eta Pettigrew, Mrs. Clinton
Smith. Major and Mrs Patrick, Mr. and
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. B. A. Johnson, Miss
Heath, Mrs. Cleaves, Miss Merritt, Mrs.
Frank tombstone. DR.. and Mrs. SWORN
stedt, Mrs and Miss Hartsock. Mrs Serb
ner, Mrs DIR. Shute. Major and Mrs. Nc
Nulty, Mrs Davis, Mrs. p. S. Gunion, Mrs.
Coombs, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. VIM.
Sands, Miss Challie Sands, Miss Troutman,
Mrs. and Miss Pierce, Miss Ford, Miss
Coleman, Miss Wilson, MIR. and Mrs. Ford
and the Misses Purman.
Mrs E. H Thomas, Jog E street north
east, entertained Wednesday afternoon the
Bethlehem Matinee Euchre Club. Prizes
were won by Mrs. f. j. Randolph and Mrs.
H. F. Lyon. Among those present We're
Mrs. Eugene Willard, Mrs. w. w. Keck,
Mrs ]. l.. Kennedy. Mrs j. F. Davis, Mrs
Mary DeMontreVille, Mrs. Amanda Holmes.
Mrs. Florence DeMontrevile, Mrs. J. A.
Mayer, Mrs. T. J. Landergren, Mrs. NJ. Nc
Queen Mrs. H. G.. Ellis, Mrs H. F. Drake
and Mrs. Butts.
Mrs. Thomas Warrick of Savannah, who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. Pal
las for several weeks, has returned home.
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Grace
Pallas of 623 Odd street.
Miss Hessler entertained at chafing-dish
party last evening IN nOu0r OF bTd2R
Of Danville. Ill. The dining room was
tastefuliy decorated with palms and cut
flowers. After supper the floor was cleared
and dancing INDUCED in until midnight.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs Washington,
Mrs. Hessler Miss Hessler. Mr.. Harry Alb
dell and Mr.. w. c. Ellinger.
Miss Frances I. Waters and Mr.. George
P. Robinson were quietly married at the
parsonage of the Church of the Advent at
$50 o'clock last evening by Rev. Edward
Marshall Mott. Mr.. and Mrs Robinson left
on the 11:50 train for New York, where
they win spend q week, afterward going to
Boston and returning by way of Atlantic
City to Washington.
The Columbia Heights Art Club gave q
delightful reception on Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. C. w. Schneider the
president. Musical selections were rem
dered by Mrs. Seip, Misses Doris, Simms,
Gerry, Peterson and Hart and Mr.. H. p
Hoover. and Mrs. Schneider gave two reci-
tations. Among those present were Mr.
an. Mrs John Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
tative and Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. Mayfield Mr.
and Mrs. Charles s. Clark, Mr. and Mrs
Hayden, Mrs. Fifield, Miss Hadley, Mrs.
Towers. Mrs. Doris and Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
Refreshments were served throughout the
evening.
The officers at the marine barracks give
a reception this afternoon from to z
o'clock.
man, is not at the Portland, as has been
Connecticut avenue.