Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-24

Poor Mr.. Joseph saxton Pentleton' Miss
Dr. A. C. H Russell. Commander and Mrs
I. L. Reamy, Miss Reamy, MT. and Mrs
George D. F. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Peyton Russell. General and Mrs Wallace
+. Randolph. Miss May Randolph, Mr. and
Mrs. John q. Reyburn. Mr.. Hugh B. Row
Ri1ey.
secEendo or Mr. . and Mira Robert Fitch
Shepard, Miss May N. Shepard. Capt. and
Mrs. W. H. H. Switzerland, Miss Souther-
NJ 1oseos hronn lss
Taylor. Col. and Mrs. A. G. Tyler. the Miss
es Tyler, Mr.. Arthur Hollis TirreH. Mr..
Charles Trre Misc Grace erg Rie dsI ras
Totten. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Tucker
man.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. W. K. Van Rey-
Gen. NJ V. T. woodruff, Miss woodruff
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Wetmore, Miss
Wetmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh
Miss Anna Cockrell, Miss Wilson, Mr.. B. d.
| Woodward Of New York. Mr.. Robert De
Launay, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wadsworth
Miss Hopkins, Miss Wadsworth, MT. N.
U. s. N; nIr. Charles D. westcott, Mr..
| Charles H. Woodruff. Lieut.. Edmund T.
Weisel, Mr. Clifford s. Walton. Mr.. William
Grant Webster, Mr.. john p. Wade, Mr.. Ma
than Wyeth.
Maj. Gen. s. B. M. Young.
| Cardinal Gibbons was the guest Of honor
| last night at beautiful dinner at the Aus
| TRAN Hungarian embassy. American beauty
roses adorned the board and red carnations
| were in evidence at other effective points.
| The guests of Ambassador and Nine. Hen
gelmuller. to meet the cardinal were: Inc
Belgian minister and Baroness Moncheur,
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Patterson, Associate Justice and
Mrs. White. Gen. and Mrs: Draper, Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Gregory Of New York Miss
Hitchcock, Miss Snyder of Philadelphia,
Miss Jane Riggs, the Misses Patten. Baron
ess Won Palm. niece of the ambassador; the
Spanish minister, Senator Hale, Edwin v.
Morgan and H. G. Norman of the British
embassy.
Baroness Won Palm, who has spent the
winter with her relatives at the Austrian
embassy, will sail March 10 for her home.
The Russian ambassador and Countess
Cassni gave a dinner last night for the
French ambassador and Nine. Jusserand
Invited to meet them were: Senator and
Mrs. Depew, Representative and Mrs. Ohm
sted, the third assistant secretary Of state
and Mrs. PIERCE, Miss Mary Patten. Miss
| MacVeagh. Baron Schlippenbach Of Chi
cago, Theodore Hansen, first secretary Of
the embassy, and Mr.. Boutakow, the new
naval attache at the embassy.
Last Friday evening a pleasant surprise
masquerade party was rendered Miss jean
nette Hughes at her residence, 115 Sd street
vocal music, games and contests were the
chief features Of the evening. At late
hour bountiful repast was served in the
spacious dining room, which was beautiful
ly decorated with green's and cut flowers
Those present were: Mrs. Hughes. Misses
Florence Johnson. Spanish dancer; Elsie
Roberts, jockey; BERTHE Hough, Red Riding
Hood; Lillian Mitchell, colonial dame; Anna
Quill. tambourine girl; Florence Hughes,
swell coon; Josephine Hughes, comic flower
girl; Pauline Howard, old woman; N. Bar
rett. topsy; Rose Kammerer, Indian squaw;
Lena Kammerer, Columbia; BERTHE Sofa,
Goddess Of Liberty; Olivia johnson, Grecian
maid. and Jeanette Hughes; Messrs Neil
Eiker, Indian; Pierce Lewis, Yellow Kid;
Guy Eiker, Aunt Dinah Harvey Nichol
preacher: Clarence Johnson, tramp; Vinton
Hough. policeman; John Goodman, tramp;
Jesse Angel, Indian; Frank Pagan, clown;
Eddie Payne, dude; V. D. Moss, Uncle Sam;
Emery Clokey and Dwight Stansell.
Mrs George Field, 85o7 Brightwood ave-
nue., will be at home to her friends today,
to PM
Miss Grace Townshend entertained num-
Der Of her friends at her residence, 40 c
street northeast, last evening. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments served. Among
shend, Helen Sims, Lulu Nichol, Francis
Kennedy and Alice Burritt, and Messrs.
Willie Sims, H. R. Nichol, Clarke Burritt,
Clyde Huntington, ]. w. Nichol and How
ard Townshend.
A pretty wedding took place in the parlors
of the Young Woman s. Christian Home sun
day at PM, the contracting parties be-
ing Mr. B. r. Preuss Of Dallas, Tex, and
Miss Virginia Burruss OF Richmond, Va,
the Rev. E. b. Bagby officiating. The bride
wore dark blue travelling dress and flower
hat and carried a large bouquet of bride
roses. She was accompanied by Miss Ella
Thompson of this city. The parlors, dec
GRATED with palms and evergreens, and with
the brides favorite color, pink, predominant
ing in the trimmings, presented a pleasing
effect. Mr. and Mrs. Preuss took the sos
train for the north, where they will spend
brief honeymoon previous to more ex-
tended trip to the southwest, where Mr..
Preuss, Texan by birth, Is active in the
development Of the Indian territory. Mr..
J. M. Winchester of Detroit, Mich, acted
as best man.
4nrs. J. M Winchester gave a birthday
party for her daughter Juanita on February
q in celebration of her seventh anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leadeley of Hemp
stead, L. l., who are here on their way
urday night In honor of the mother of the
host, Mrs. Leadeley Of New York, who Is
spending the winter here with her son-in-
law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Henry Of Kingman place, who were also
among the guests, and who in turn enter
tanned the party at their home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leadeley are travelling in
their own car, and left this morning for
Palm Beach, being Joined by several New
York relatives yesterday. After a tour Of
the Florida resorts they will go to Havana.
At Grand Rapids yesterday Miss Alice
Edwina Uhl, daughter of Mr.. Edwin F.
Uhl, formerly United States ambassador to
Germany, was married to Mr.. Earl D.
Ba bst Of Chicago The ceremony took place
at st. Marks Church and was followed by
a breakfast at Walheim, the home Of the
brides mother.
Mrs. William Wolff Smith of the Nor
mandie Hotel will receive today for the last
time this season
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cox Fahey are now
at the Arnold, 11O8 L street.
Miss Elizabeth A. Shelly and Mr.. Howard
B. Hodge were married at st. Patrick's
Church yesterday afternoon, February %,
1908, by the Rev. D. ]. Stafford. The an
nouncement, at this time, will doubtless be
a surprise to their many friends. Mr..
Hodge, however, has been recently ap-
pointed special examiner by the pension
bureau, and as his new duties necessitate
his early departure for Indianapolis the
wedding was Immediately decided upon, in
order that his bride might accompany him.