Evening star., 1902-03-17


luncheon today in honor OF her guest, Mrs
Thomas Emory.
The Misses Ramsberg. Andrews. Morgan,
Reeves. Matthews. Dodge, English, Poor
and Stanton Of this city attended the naval
cadets dance Saturday night at Annapolis.
DR.. Robert Smart. u. 8. A., who is about
to leave for his station in the Philippines
ana Mrs. Smart gave a farewell dinner last
night. Their guests were Dr. Corea. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Cridler Mrs. George W.
Huhbell of New York, Mrs Thweed OF Eng
land, Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Sutherland. Sem
ator Warren, Maj. Walter Reed and Col.
Charles Smart, assistant surgeon general,
United States army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Townsend gave a
Algernon Gordon-IIennox. The other guests
were Senator and Mrs. Depew, 1drs. John
Davis, Mrs. Winthrop Gray of New York.
Mrs. Burke Roche OF New York, Com
and Mrs. Newlan nds, Mrs Van Rensselaer,
Cruger. Mr.. and Mrs. Crackanthrope. Mr..
and Mrs. de Koven. Miss Daisy Letter, Miss
Patten. Senator Hale, Mr.. Riano. ex-Sena-
tor Wolcott, Count Quadt, Mr.. Norman.
Major McCawle.-, Mr.. Raikes and Mr.. Wal
ter Berry.
The French Ambassador. Mr. Cambon
gave dinner last night, when the company
consisted of the Argentine minister and
Mrs. Merou, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Miss
Tuckerman, Miss Wetmore. Mr.. Mabilleau
the counsellor of the embassy and Mrs de
Margerie, Mr.. Chartran Mr.. Crosby, Mr.
Jules Boeufve and Mr.. Hermte. Saturday
night Mr. Cambon also entertained at din
ner.
The Swiss minister gave notable dinner
So turday night. when the Italian ambas-
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Belgian minister and Baroness Moncheur,
Gen. and Mrs. Miles, Col. and Mrs. Kitson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crackanthorpe, Miss Berry,
Miss Merriam: Miss Kibbey, Miss Worth
ington, Mr.. Seckendorn, Mr.. Lardy and
Mr.. Strocklin were his guests
The first assistant secretary Of state and
Mrs. Hill gave a Saturday night dinner
derson. Senator and Mrs. Cullom, Senator
and Mrs. Fairbanks, Senator and Mrs.
Hanna. Mrs. Audenried. Mr.. Vanderlip
Controller and Mrs. Rdgley, Commissioner
and Mrs. H. c. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Bennett and Miss Cockrell.
The Fencing Club will give an exhibition
bout next Saturday afternoon and invita-
tions have been extended to President and
Mrs. Roosevelt. Three cadets from Annap-
oils are expected to take part and among
those who will test their strength against
them is Mr.. Crackanthorpe Of the British
embassy.
The faculty and students OF Trinity Col
lege were entertained Friday evening by
Miss Cathar1ne Cecilia Collins and Miss
Grace Dunning. The occasion was a read
ing Of the Merchant Of Venice by Miss
Marie Collins The young hostesses were
assisted in receiving by Miss Redfern and
the Misses McGorrick. Johnston, O'Ma-
honey. Mcmahon and Hayes.
Nrs ceorpe Wood ~ ph,lade,nbia Ia a
guest at the Arlington.
Company B. 1st District Of Columbia Reg
iment United Boys Brigade Of America,
gave a social Friday night at the Wilson
Memorial NJ. E. Church. Recitations by
Miss Edna Bobb. an address by the pastor,
Rev. A. II. Thompson. and an address by
Colonel E. A. Beekman were given. After
ward refreshments were served.
Mrs. Emma r. Frank viii not be at
home tomorrow. March 49, but Will be glad
to see her friends at 935 X street Tuesdays
the remainder Of the season.
Mrs. William III. Anderson of Baltimore
is visiting Mrs. B. c. Coon, 1922 U street.
where she will be pleased to see her
friends.
Mrs Anson Mills, Miss Mills and Miss
Kline started today for Palm Beach. to
stay two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryant announce
the engagement of their daughter. Kather-
Inc to Mr.. James NJ. Armstrong Watson,
formerly Of Kentucky, but now of
Washington The ceremony will take
home OF the bride. and win be performed
by his eminence Cardinal Gibbons. assisted
by Rev. ]. F. Mackin, followed by a re-
ception to number Of frienda
Miss Annie Trede entertained Thursday
evening at her residence, GA D street south
west Miss Maud Taylor and Mr.. Harold
Forsberg rendered musical selections. In
teresting games were also enjoyed, after
which the party proceeded to a beautifully
decorated dining room. where a bountiful
repast was served Those present were
Miss Annie Trede, Mr.. John Trede, Miss
Alice koogle. Mr.. George Godron. Miss
Maud Taylor Mr.. Harold Forsberg, Miss
Ethel Kluge. Mr.. John Godron, Miss Julia
Strobel. Mr.. Rudolph Rowe and Miss Rose
Fellinger.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Tapp will be at
home to their friends Wednesday evening,
405 Florida avenue.
Mrs. Montgomery E. Danforth of 500 21st
street will be at home Wednesday,
March 10, for the last time this season.
Mrs. A. L. Barber was hostess at pretty
rose luncheon on Saturday. Mrs. Barber's
guests were Mrs. David ]. Hill, Mrs. Rohlfs,
Mrs Teller. Mrs. Gallnger Mrs. John Rus
sell Young Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman. Mrs.
Samuel Davis, Mrs Taber Johnson, Mrs.
Jules Guthridge. Mrs. Sternberg. Mrs. Bir-
ney Mrs Freeman and Miss Calkins.
Mrs Whitside entertained at dinner Sat
urday evening Miss Evans, Miss Day, Miss
Anita Evans, Miss Whitside. Col. Carter, U.
s. A.: DR. De Laney. DIR. Boyer, DIR. Patter-
son and DIR. Jean, all of the army.
Mrs R. v. Single. who is in New York,
will return in few days.
Saturday evening, March 10. the National
Rife, Cadets of the D. c. N. G. gave their
regular monthly Gance at their company
quarters on G. street. In spite of the
pleasant weather the event proved. as usual.
a great success. The ball room was pref
thy decorated with plants and vines.
Mrs Susan Z. Adams, Master Andrew
Adams and Miss Mollie Cheney are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Rosenbaum at
1Ol nth street southeast where they will
be at home to their friends Fridays. Marc'1
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The Hanks Class OF the Metropolitan
Baptist Church held its annual banquet
Saturday evening, March 15 at La Fetra's
Hotel The table was tastefully decorated
In the class colors. crimson and gold" as
was also the room. Those present were
Uriah S. Hanks. teacher: George F. Thomp-