Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-21

| as well as to the German ambassador, who
was their guest for several days. Two din
ners, the last followed by large reception,
were given in honor of the ambassador.
Miss Speer gave tea Thursday afternoon
for Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse and their
house party at the Golf Club which was
another one of the delightful events Of a
| busy week in Pittsburg. This week at their
Washington home Lord and Lady Kelvin
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Westing-
| house, who on Wednesday night, following
dinner, will give a reception for the So
cial Science Association, in session here
| this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will give
a dinner early in May for the French am
| bassador and Nine. Cambon.
| The French ambassador will be in New
| York the last of this week to meet Mime.
| Cambon who is coming for her first visit
to this country, and who will be entertain
ed continuously while society remains in
town.
St Peters Catholic Church was the scene
| of a pretty wedding Tuesday night last
when Miss Mary Louise Force became the
| bride of Mr.. Charles ]. Montgomery, son
| of Sergt. r. w. Montgomery of the fourth
precinct. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father OBrien, pastor of st.
| Peters, and was witnessed by a large
number of the friends of the young couple,
among them the members of the Levant
| Wheelmen. of which club the groom is a
| member. The bride was attended by Miss
| Theresa v Montgomery, a sister of the
| groom. and Mr.. Ernest E. Herrell was the
| best man. After the ceremony reception
was held at the home of the bride, GAL +
street southeast. and supper followed.
Later Mr.. and Mrs Montgomery left on a
wedding trip through Virginia, and will
then go to New York, returning home about
A n Wi mo at halr
X street between Sth and 9th streets south
| west.
A most delightful affair. which brought
! together large number OF the friends of
Mrs Wallace Radcliffe, took place Satur-
day afternoon at the "Manse, the occa-
| sion being the missionary and social tea
| and musicale given by the Girls Guild of
the New York Avenue Church. Miss Nc
| Chesney gave several Rotations while the
| features of the musical program were
| solo by Miss Edith Harlan Childs and sew
| eral numbers by Mr. S. S. Pierce.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Shanks and Lieut..
| Henry F. Schoenborn of the United States
| revenue cutter service were married Satur-
| day at the home of DIR. and Mrs. Z. M. Has
| brouck, 1922 14th street, the bride being
| cousin of the latter. Rev. DR.. Perry of St.
| Andrews Church officiated. Mr.. Posey was
best man and the brides only attendant
| was Miss Blackstone, who wore light gray
| crepe and carried sweet peas. The bride
| wore white crepe and carried bride roses.
! Lieutenant and Mrs. Schoenborn left late
| in the afternoon for a northern trip, before
going to Port Tampa, Fla, where the
| former is stationed.
Miss Amelia Oppenheimer and Mr.. Abe
| Liebman, both of this city, were married at
Freund's yesterday afternoon by Rabbi
| Stern. The bride wore white MORE,
| trimmed with point lace and pearl-beaded
| chiffon. Among those present We're Mr..
| r I bud
dy Lyons, Miss Carrie Lyons, Mrs. Stern
and the Misses Stern, Mr.. Sol Stern, Mr..
and Mrs. Ikeberg, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Alexan-
dra and family, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Nordlinger.
Mrs. NJ. Oppenheimer, Mr.. David Open
| heimer Mrs. Louis Heller of New York,
Mrs. Frederick Hahn and daughter Mr..
ana Mrs. Sugenheimer, Mr.. and Mrs H.
Oppenheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Oppenheimer,
! Mr. Max Oppenheimer, Mr.. Joe Meyers,
Mrs. Leavy, Mr.. Samuel Samuels of New
York, the Misses Rosenthal, Mrs. Berwan-
ger and Mr.. and Mrs Silverman.
The Mexican ambassador and Nine. Az
piroz will give another dinner this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard gave
! dinner last night
The Iris Literary and Musical Club met
at the residence of Miss Maddren, 142 A
street northeast, last week The topic for
the evening was Colonial Times and the
Revolution" Interesting papers were read
by Mr.. Richard Jones on the Revolution"
and Our Flag and Its Origin by Mrs.
A. M. Jaquess, and recitation by Mr..
Glenn. Songs and piano duets, by the
| Misses Peacock. were finely rendered. A
musical contest resulted in Mrs. VIM.
Cragg winning the first prize, Mr.. Jaquess
second and the BOBBY prizes were cap
tured by Mr.. Wilson Gregory and Mr..
Richard Jones. after which refreshments
were served. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
| Gic-
Glenn, Miss Richardson, Mrs. Richardson,
Mrs. Friedrich, Miss Peacock. Miss Irene
Peacock, Miss DR.. Anna Maddren, Miss
Maddren and Mrs. A. M. Jaquess
| The Metropolitan Pleasure Club gave its
| annual reception Friday evening, April IS, at
| Cadets Armory. Those present We're Maj.
| and Mrs Arthur Brooks, Misses Lottie
Wallace, Elfrida Kennedy, Eta Ingram,
Daisy Watson, Mrs. Lucy Matthews,
Misses Grace Green. Maizie Green, Marion
Scott, Eliza Bell, Messrs. Benjamin
Browne, James Lucas, William Thomas,
Joseph Bryant, Charles Dogans, John Mat
| thews, Andrew Payne, Garfield Harris,
G. w Brooks.
Miss Beatrice Ashmead has returned from
Cuba, where she has been spending the
winter.
Mrs. Stephanie Seleeman and her niece,
Miss Miriam Haas, a well known society
belle of New York, are visiting Mrs. Helene
kirkpatrick and Mrs. Appleby at their resi-
dence on G street.
Miss Gertrude Brookmire gave a party in
honor of her sixteenth birthday Saturday
evening last at her residence, 131 18th
street northeast. Vocal selections were rem
dered by Miss Blanche Chase and Mr.. Clyde
Felter, accompanied by Miss Edith Lowry
Mr.. Cornelius Harper sang comic songs
After playing games the guests were served
at bountiful repast These present were
Miss Belle White, Miss Louise Chase, Miss
Lucille Tyler, Miss Nettie Pennel, Miss
Sadie Nally, Miss Marge Wagner, Miss
Blanche Chase, Miss Mary White, Miss
Lolita Noe, Miss Edith Lowry, Miss Clara
Brookmire and Messrs. Cornelius Harper
Fred McLelland. Arthur Brookmire, Donald
Robinette, Clyde Felter.
Mrs S. ]. Bowie wife of Representative
Bowie of Alabama, will be at home in
formally tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at
1140 Connecticut avenue.