Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A DIPLOMATIC DINNER AT THE
HAY HOME.
A Military Wedding at st. Patrick's-
The Charity Teas-Interesting
Personal Notes.

guests included the Italian ambassador ant
Signora Mayor des Planches the British
ambassador and Lady Herbert, the Frencl
ambassador and Nine Jusserand. Baroness
Speck Won Sternburg. the Swedish minister
the Netherlands minister, the Peruvian
minister and Nine. Calderon, the Korean
minister. the Siamese minister, the Por
| fnguese minister, the Swiss minister, The
Turkish minister, the Chinese minister. The
charge d'a1aires Of the Colombian legation
| and Nine. Herran, the charge d'affaires
and Nine. Lopez Of Salvador, Miss Kean
| Mrs. Dimock of New York. Mrs. Winthrop
4 Chanler, Mrs. Keep, Mrs. Payne Whitney
the charge d'affaires Of Nicaragua and
the charge daffaires Of Uruguay
The Woman's League Of the National Ju-
nior Republic gave Japanese fete yester-
day in Mrs. Gardiner Hubbards garden
| which was not only great success. but
gave ample evidence of the possibilities OF
! city garden for such a purpose when
! owners and those interested go at 1t with
! the will displayed in the preparations noted
| at every turn. A trif1e more genial weather
I would. have been appropriate. but even this
condition did not deter the workers and
only partly diminished the attendance. The
| grounds were Enclosed by high canvas,
| hung with Japanese lanterns and set with
| tents and booths.
| A number of the fair young attendants
! were in Japanese costume, and were worth
| alone the price of admission. Nine. Taxa
! hira was in charge Of the tea table. set
| under huge umbrella and was assisted by
| Miss Foulke, Miss Van Reypen, Miss Miller,
| Miss Ely and Miss Curtis Other booths,
| where ice cream, candy, etc, were sold had
| a Japanese setting also. as was a tent
where fortunes were gleefully told. Miss
| Iell took the gate receipts. and other par
Elephants were Mrs Archibald Hopkins Mrs.
y. s. Theah Mrs. Frank Anderson Mrs.
bartlett Miss ORelly, Miss Huff. Miss
Crosby Miss Hume, Miss Switzerland Miss
Logan. Miss Lincoln. Miss Davis Miss
Webb Miss Fitch. Miss Goldsborough. Miss
Poor. Miss Annie McCauley, Miss Kellogg
Miss Young. the Misses Needham, Miss
Clark Waggaman, Miss Grace Carroll. Miss
i'anahan. Mrs. Clabaugh, Miss Colds
borough. Miss Hopkins, Miss Eddy, Miss
warner. Miss Whitside, Miss Young, Miss
M Bayne. Miss Sewers and Miss Willis. The
Marine Band and the Glee Club of the
Junior Republic played throughout the fete
MISS Roosevelt and large proportion of
those prominent in diplomatic and resident
society were present to aid in the good
work. eON
Miss Alice Roosevelt is styling with Cant
ana MRS Cowles this week on account of
the measles. and to permit her to accent
the many special Inequalities arranged for
her at this time. Ao'
Mr.. and Mrs B. H. Warner ware bos+.
yesterday of the tea given in aid OF the
McAll mission in France and their home
Was Was 1hronged during the late afternoon.
Mrs Campbell. Miss Hooper Mrs. wallace
Hadchfe. Mrs. E. Whittelsy, the Misses
warner. the Misses Child, Miss Jewell. Miss
gregg and Miss Brook were the busy as
sistants to Mrs. Warner in the nIes
duties Of the event Mr.. walter Hun,.
phrey Miss Cowan and Miss Chesney gave
Muslcai numbers and Rev. Ralph Wells
made short address
A large gathering of friends Witnessed
the marriage last night at st. Patrick,s
Church of Miss Grace Parker, daughter of
AZ nay' Leopold o. Parker, U. s. A. retired,
TO Lieut.: Ernest Manning Reeve. u s. A..
son OF the assistant solicitor of the treas.
ury and Mrs. F. A. Reeve The high altar
was beautifully illuminated and adorned
Wi.f raster lilies. The ushers who seated
the guests and afterward preceded the
Dr1dal party to the sanctuary were Cant
i1enrE 8 wilson and Lieut. w H Parker
Doth OF the army; Capt. Frank WINNIE and
Tap'; henry Leonard of the marine corps,
Inc bride came in church with her father
and was attended by Miss Gertrude SibIev
capt: Robert H. Dunlap was best man
Ihe bride was dressed in white Juisi cloth
pI,I. TO her by the groom from the
philippines. 1t was trimmed with duchess
lace, family possession for a hundred
years. and her tulle veil fell over an old |
fashioned gold comb. Bride roses formed
her bouquet The maid of honor was also
IN white and carried pink roses. Rev,
Or. Stafford officiated, assisted nv Rev
rather Buckley of st. Matthew's I-ienten.
ant and Mrs. Reeve left last night for calf
Iornla. the former to Join his regiment at
Monterey.
The French ambassador and Nine .Jus
serand have returned from a visit r. Roc
ton. ~ " Dos-
Capt. and Mrs. Howard T.. primo. how.
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Susan Darr and Mr. Louis az
~ emo Burgess. Wednesday evening. Aprii
- at st. Margaret's Church.
The tea and sale at ST. Johns Parish Hall
Yesterday. under the direction of the wo-
ant events of the afternoon. Mrs. Mackav-
Smith. wife of the bishop of Philadelnhia
was an honored guest. having been for
meriy the president Of the auxiliary.
MRS. j. w. Zimmerman and her daughter
Marian left last Tuesday for Philadeinhia
Pa. and Palmyra. N. J. "'
A large gathering Of friends and relative.
were present to witness the MARRIAGE NJ
IA! Miss Mary E. Rowe and Mr. william A. |
dnompson at the parsonage Of the North |
capitol M. e. Church Wednesday morning
Rev Or. Amos performed the Ceremony.
Immediately after the ceremony the couple |
left on a short wedding trip. At home.
- ~ 1AAooe Aoi tu"cSt, AIter Apr1l 70,
Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston noistress ~ |
the White House during the administrat,on
OF her uncle. President Buchanan. has been
III al the past winter at her Washington
residence. and her condition is such that
the likelihood Of her recovery is doubtful.
Although there Is at present no speciai
change for the worse noted.
Miss Clara Haslup entertained friends
wednesday evening at the La Fetra Hotel
In honor of her cousin. Miss Bessie Cook
OF Jessups. Md. During the evening instru-
mental solos were rendered by Miss Helen
Doering and Rotations by Mr.. Satterlv
other guests were: The Misses Lillian Carr
Maude Nalley. Bessie Cook, Mabel Carr
annie Jorg. Bessie Carr. Ida NaIley. Eliza.
beth Jorg. Rhea Carr and Messrs. Hester.
Iimms. Moray, Satterly. Asbury and Dr..
Cobey.
AT the rectory Of st. Patrick's Church
yesterday morning Miss Anne Whelan
IoWnshend of Oakland Nd, and DR.
Frank d. Koonce Of this city were married
oy Rev. DR.. Stafford in the presence Of
many friends and relatives of the CON |
tracting parties. The bride, who is an at
ractive brunette. was dressed in white or
candle and wore a large picture hat of |
chiffon. trimmed with roses. In her hand
she carried bouquet of lilies Of the valley.