Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A DIPLOMATIC TEA PARTY AT
FRENCH EMBASSY.
Marriage in New York Of Well-Known
Washingtonian-A Golden We'd
ding-Personals.

The French ambassador and Nine. Jusse-
rand were at home yesterday afternoon to
the diplomatic corps. following a long es-
tablished custom in this regard. The re-
pairs that have been in progress for some
time have greatly changed the interior of
the embassy and freshened the house won
derfully Flowers added their charm also.
Nine. de Margerie and Nine. Vignal were
at the tea table while the men of the en-
bassy staff assisted also in looking after
the entertainment of the guests.
Archie and Quentin Roosevelt children
of the President. who have been suffering
from mild attack of the measles, are
progressing rapidly toward recovery. Archie
will be out in day or two and Quentin is
expected to be quite well In few days
Miss Marie Oge of San Rafael, Cal, and
Mr.. Truxtun Beale of this city were mar
ried in New York yesterday at the Cam
bridge Hotel by Rev. DIR. Walter D. Blu
chanan. Only the brides mother, Mrs. w. L.
Oge; the groom's sister. Mrs. John r. Nc
Lean. and a few personal friends were
present at the ceremony. The couple Will
sail for Europe Tuesday for a summer tour
abroad. and will be in this city probably
over Sunday. Mrs. Beale is young and very
pretty. Her wedding gifts from her hus-
bands relatives are valuable.
On invitation of Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Rob-
erts. a small company assembled at their
delightful home, No 300 Massachusetts ave-
nue. northeast, Tuesday evening, where the
evening was pleasantly spent at cards and
games until a late hour, when the hostess
served tempting refreshments The prizes
were costly and appropriate and were won
by the following: Mr.. Skinker and Mr..
Neither, Miss Mollie Baldwin and Mrs.
Michael. Those present were Messrs.
IA :1I,p ~
and Morrill,, Mesdames Dunston and Hard
ing. Misses Reid, Bell, Emma Baldwin and
Nollie Baldwin. Messrs. Lawrence. Bell.
Powers, l.. Harding and S. Harding.
The first secretary of the Peruvian lega-
ton, Mr.. Pezet, has been called to Peru for
consultation diplomatic matters. He
will be accompanied by his wife and their
young son. Alfonso, jr., and will remain in
Peru throughout the summer, returning to
Washington in September.
Miss Fanchon OConnell only daughter
of the solicitor of the treasury and Mrs. M.
d. O'Connell. will be married to Lieut.. c.
M. Condor, U. s. Artillery Corps, April 20,
parents, PIG street. The brides only
attendant will be Miss Eunice Oberly,
former classmate at Vassar and the best
man will be Lieut.. John A. Steger, also of
the artillery.
pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Master Walter Lockwood, 210S H street.
last evening by his school mates in honor
of his twelfth birthday. Those participant
ing were Misses Eda McKnew, Helen APP
pier, Florence Collins, Iris Masters, Agnes
Whiting. Margaret Manuel. Edna Lock-
wood Garnet, Chamberlain, Claire Collins,
Masters Whit, Will and Cogan Hammett,
Talma Tampa, Norman Ludwig, Arthur
Nelson, Harry Cobaugh, Luther Linkins,
Maynard Roberts, Ross Hunter and Fran
els Gatewood.
Capt. and Mrs. Beach, 1911 H street, en-
tertained at dinner last evening, with usual
musicale following. Among their guests
were Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs.
Huidekoper Count de Montgelias. Mr..
Hauge. Miss Deering, Miss Hagner, DR.. and
Mrs. Jenkins.