Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LAST NIGHTS HOsPITALITIEs WE'RE
PLEASANT ONES.
A Birthday Party for the Young
COuntess-C0l. and Mrs. Tyler
Entertafn-NOtes.

Col and Mrs. A. c. Tyler gave a olnner
last night when their guests included Miss
Paulding, Miss Deering. Miss Lincoln. Miss
| Logan, Miss Carr, Miss Apperson, Miss
Kellogg Miss Louise Leiber, Miss Davidge,
Miss Williams Miss Davis, Miss Sheridan.
the Misses Tyler. Mrs. Alex. Legare, Mr..
| Davis, Mr. Bingham. Mr.. Merrick, Mr..
Cumming, Mr. Totten, MIR. Martin Jones.
Mr.. Caldwell. Mr.. Wyeth, Mr.. Sartoris. Mr..
Keeling, Mr.. Davidge, Mr.. Marshall and
Lieut.. Gilmore.
Mrs. Harry Hoyle of $50 East Capitol
| street, who has been ill, is now much bet
ter and able to see her friends.
The Russian ambassador entertained at
dinner last night in honor Of the birthday
| anniversary of his adopted daughter, Coun-
tess Marguerite Cassinf
Miss Blanche Allen Bates, daughter of
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. James Allen Bates.
and Capt Robert Sewell, u. 8. A., will be
married Easter Monday in this city.
Mr.. Sylvester B. Brown and Miss Maude
v. Cage, both of this city, were married
Wednesday evening in the parlor of the
Montgomery Hotel, in Rockville. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. G.. Dorsey
White, pastor Of the Rockville Nj. E.
Church South and was witnessed by two
Washington friends of the contracting par
ties and several guests of the hotel Imme-
diately after the ceremony supper, which
had been specially prepared for the occa-
SlOil, WIS SeFNeu Id the UTlO0 anu STOOH
and the friends who accompanied them
from Washington and Rev. Mr.. White.
Later In the evening the bridal party took
the train for Washington.
Mrs. Walter DeMontreville entertained
the Thursday Afternoon Club at her resi-
dence, 726 G street northeast. yesterday
afternoon. The prizes were very beautiful
and were won by Mrs. H. F. Lyon, Mrs.
Eugene DeMontreyille. Mrs. W. w. Keck
present were Mrs. Richard Topham of Chi
cago. Mrs. J. D. OMeara, Mrs. Eugene
WI, Willard a, Of New York, Mrs w. c. Yates,
Mrs: Harvey Ellis Mrs. J. T. Davis, Mrs.
William Carver, Mrs. Mary DeMontreville
ant. Miss Title Knapp. Light refreshments
were served, after which the club adj
1ourned to meet March %, at the residence
Of Mrs. Griffith.
Miss Ida Barber and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. James 8. Barber, who are visiting at
the White House. will return tomorrow to
Canton. Miss Mary Barber will accompany
President and Mrs. Mckinley on their west
ern tour.
Mrs. Hearst and her young relatives Miss
Lane and Miss Apperson. have returned
from New York.
pleasant euchre party was given at the
home of the Misses Speich Wednesday
evening, in honor of Miss Blichenderfer of
Lancaster, who Is visiting them. After
dainty supper dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Baumgarten and
Master Cecil are guests at the Hygeia Ho-
tel, Old Point Comfort, Va
The wedding of Miss Katherine Schafer
and Mr.. Frederick w. Swift took place
last evening at 7:3O o'clock in Parish Hall
Williams officiated. The bride was given
In marriage by her brother, Mr. Charles
Schafer. The maid of honor was Miss Net
tie B. Mcdowell. and Mr.. Geo. Schafer was
mate friends and relatives of the bridal
couple were invited to the wedding supper
which was given at the residence of the
grooms aunt. Mrs. Jos. A. Bohn.
An interesting party was held last even
ing by Miss Edith Slater and Miss Kittie
street, In honor of Miss Ida Perry of Luz
ray, Va. Games were INDUCED in during
the evening and a supper was served at
late hour. Among those present were Miss
Ida Perry, Miss Kittie Mcmahon, Miss Lucy
Holland, Miss Julia Maclanahan Miss Bes-
sic Cochran, Miss Bessie Baker, Mr.. Brice
Herbert, Mr.. Mark Donoghue, Mr.. John
Bridahan, Mr.. John Mcmahon, Mr.. Albert
Robey and Prof. H. w. White.
The Social Club Of Friendship Lodge of
Good Templars and its friends were enter
tanned by Miss Dottie Hughes, 800 street
northeast, Monday evening. The literary
and musical features included reading of
selection, practical temperance lesson by
Hoyt A. Holton; a recital, defining friend
ship. by Miss Matte Anthony; a paper, CIV
ing the objects, methods and achievements
Of Friendship Lodge, by s. w. Russell. and
series Of ballads and solos by Messrs.
Charles NJ. Ricketts, and ]. Arthur Tre,n-
nell. Mr.. Ricketts, pianist. In the series Of
games the gentlemen's first prize was won
by Mr.. B. "A. Mcdonald, and the second by
Mr.. w. A. Ridgley; the ladies' first by Miss
Nellie Bishop and the second by Miss Mat
tie Anthony. The club accepted an invita-
tion to hold its next meeting at Mrs Emma
L. Jones', No. 662 G street northeast. At
the conclusion refreshments were served.
Among those present, not already men,
toned. were: The Misses Laura E. Brvson,
Mary Lung, Morse, McAllister, Klase. Lena
Melchoir, e. Ruth, Margaret Peters,
Nettie Cole, Wilmer, Lillian Schneider.
Mamie Bishop. Virginia Bishop. ana
Ida Hughes, Mrs Emma F. Bishop.
Mrs. Nettie Cole Mrs. Ivens. Mrs. Atkin-
son. Mrs. Holton. Mary E. Bishop. Mrs.
Noel, Mrs. Biddlecombe. Mrs. Lite. and
Messrs Thomas L. Jones, Arthur Bishop.
John A. Moreland. McAllister, Warren.
Brvson, Curran, Miller. Hiatt, Pirtle, and
Masters Johnnie Bishop and Tommie Noels.