Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A RUSSIAN EMBASSY MUSICALE
TEA YESTERDAY.
Miss Sanford and Mr.. Tastet Married
Last Night - A Notable
Dinner-Personals.


Mrs. Charles T. Sanford. and Mr.. David
Walker Tastet at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. the pastor. Rev. F. T.
Powers, officiating. in the presence of a
large gathering. The ushers were Messrs.
w. T. Tastet, John b. Moon. Arthur B.
Sheldon and Joseph B. D. Boyd. Mr.. Boyd
also acted as best man. The bride was
unattended and entered the church with
her father. She wore a gown OF white
cloth, with white picture hat, and carried
American beauty roses. Mr.. and Mrs Tas-
tet, after trip to Florida will reside here.
The Russian embassy was the scene Of
an informal musicale yesterday afternoon.
the contributors to the program being the
Italian artist. Francesca Maria Guarda-
basso: M. Hansen. the first secretary Of
the embassy; M. Rogestvensky, second sec
rotary and the Countess Cassini. Captain
and Mrs. Cowles' luncheon party, at which
Countess Cassinf had also been guest;
Miss Roosevelt. Miss Boardman. Miss Eliz-
abeth Warder. Baron Won Bredow Of the
German embassy. Senior Regis de oliviera
of the Brazilian legation and Major Nc
Cawley, and Miss Alice Wards luncheon
party for NJ. and Nine. Pavlow, with a few
other guests made up the company at the
musicale. M. and Nine Pavlow will leave
March 26 for Corea, and the parents Of the
latter, M. and Nine. des PlanQues, will re-
turn to Europe.
General and Mrs. Draper gave another
large dinner last night. their guests includ-
Ing the Italian ambassador and Nine
Mayor des Planches. Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey. the Danish minister. Mrs. Warder,
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Sheridan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward McCawley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Field Judson. Miss Boardman, Miss
Warder. Miss Helen Patten. Senator Kean,
Major McCawley, Count Gheradesca and
Mr.. Montagna. General and Mrs Draper
will give another dinner March u.
: Lady Herbert was at the opera in New
York last night, the guest Of Mrs. Ogden
Goelet. She wore rose-colored panne vel
vet and her diamond tiara.
The French ambassador was the guest
of honor at a dinner given last night by
Professor ]. H. Gore at his home on r
street Invited to meet Mr.. Jusserand were
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell, Prof Simon
Newcomb Hon. Carroll D. Wright, Presi-
Charles D. Walcott, Prof. Willis L. Moore,
Mr.. F. I. Allen, Commissioner Henry F. D.
Mcfarland, Mr.. George Westinghouse.
Mr.. Joseph c. Hornblower and Mr. Edward
LOTUS.
Owing to sickness in the family, Mrs.
Eugene E. Stevens. 1916 Columbia road.
will not receive tomorrow, as announced.
Miss Sackville-West and Mrs. Arthur
Paget sailed yesterday for England.
Secretary and Mrs. Shaw are Off on their
southern trip today, intending to spend
the first part in New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs John A. Dreamer of Balti-
more are spending few days in Washing
ton ON their wedding trip. the guests Of the
brides uncle, Mr.. Samuel Bilson, 637 Sth
street northeast, where they will be at
home to their friends tomorrow afternoon.
from to s. The bride was formerly Miss
Alice BilSon Of Baltimore.
Mrs. r. l. Hagan and sons gave a birth
day party in honor Of Mr.. r. I. Hagan's
sxty-second anniversary Monday evening,
March 8. A musical and literary entertain
ment was enjoyed. After the entertain
ment refreshments were served. Mr.. Ha-
gan received a number Of presents, among
them being a silver-mounted cane, pre-
scented by his four sons. Those present
were: Mrs. VIM. j. Mister, Mrs. DR.. Hore,
Mrs Mrs Plas Mrs 81 MRS mTs
Wendell. Mrs. Steward, Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Gray and sons of Laurel, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs DR.. Beech, Mr. and Mrs Bright. Mr..
and Mrs. Newfellow. Mr.. and Mrs Dewey,
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Upham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hagan and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Case. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Easton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hagan and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Torrance, Mrs. Rhodes,
Miss Dollie Smith, Miss Annie Pallas, Miss
Grace Offutt, Miss Lucy Smith. Miss Lula
Phillips, Miss Carter, Miss Nora Gray Of
Laurel Nd; Miss W v1s Miss Bailey,
Young, Miss Marian Hagan, Miss Case.
Miss Allie Bright, Mr.. Chas Miller, Mr..
w. Goss. Mr.. E. Lawrence Phillips. Mr..
Mace Mr.. Fitzgerald, Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. e.
Hagan, Mr.. Bailey, Mr.. Samuel Phillips,
Mr. Jesse Goswell, Mr.. Costigan, Mr. VIM.
Phillips, Mr.. Frank E. Hagan, Master
Willie and Allan Hagan.
Miss Emma Frye White of Lewiston. Me-,
granddaughter of Senator Frye, was a
rage of Miss Effie Estelle Tuttle and Mr..
Reuben CARL Foster Of Baltimore The
ceremony took place at Old South Church.
The news was received in Hagerstown
yesterday. of the marriage at Beaumont.
Tex, of Mr.. Frank Alvey to Mrs. Upton OF
Beaumont Mr.. Alvey is a son Of Chief
Justice Richard H. Alvey.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Tippett entertained a
number Of their friends last evening at their
residence, No. 1872 Jackson street, Anacostia
at which time Miss Violet E. Tippett, sister
Of Mr.. Tppett. celebrated her birthday
and Rev. Charles o. Isaac, the pastor of
the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church,
baptized Mr.. and Mrs. Tippett's young
daughter, Ardetha Mae Tippett. The COM
pany was entertained with music, followed
by the serving OF refreshments. Among
those present were Mrs. Charles o. Isaac
Mr.. and Mrs M. e. Burch, Mrs joseph
elliott, Mrs. Benson. Mrs. McGrath, Mrs
Edw. F.. Connick, Mrs. Cav, Mrs. DunninE-
ton, Mr.. Dietrich and Mr.. w. c. Allen.
Miss Susie G. Cheseldine and Mr. Harvey
8. Humphrey were married recently at the
home of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs.
Phiip T. Cheseldine Wheeler avepua IN