Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A NOTABLE COMPANY DINE AT
CHILEAN LEGATION.
Departures For and Homecomings
After Short Journeys-Per-
sonal Notes.

guests were the Mexican ambassador and
Madame de Azpiroz, Senior Garcia Merou
Argentine minister; Mr.. Calico. minister
| from Costa Rica, and Mrs. Calico, charge
d'affaires of Italy and Countess de- Gel
| lere charge de affaires from Brazil and
| Mr.. Gomez Ferreira, Baron Bussche Thad-
denhausen, counselor of the German
embassy and Baroness Bussche, Sem
ora de Perez Mr.. Cana, first secretary OF
the Chilean legation and Madame Cana,
Miss Elisha Walker Martinez and Mr.. joe
quin Walker Martinez jr., and Mr.. Ram
irez second secretary of the Chilean Legal
ton.
back from st. Louis by Mrs. Taft ana
their son and daughter. The family is at
the Arlington.
Hengelmuller are in New York for the
week.
The marriage of Miss Carol Simpson,
daughter of Colonel William A. Simpson.
general staff, U. s. A., to Mr.. VaientIhe
Chapel of New London, Conn, Will take
place in this city next month On account
of illness in the brides family the "eo-
ding will be very quiet one.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh Went 10
Atlantic City yesterday and Will De away
about a week
The Spanish minister, Mr.. Ojeda, who mas
been in Europe for several months mas re-
turned.
Senator and Mrs Elkins gave an elegant
dinner last night in honor of Mrs. Mchee'
whose visit is as usual being mace mem
orable by the most dellghtiul at.eii ea,,t'
from her wide circle of friends at the capi-
| tal
Mrs Robert NJ Harper has gone to Phila.
| delphia and Atlantic City for stay Vi
| two weeks
Mrs, Walter Reed and Miss Reed have
| gone to Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, Tor .n 's
summer and will not return 10 the Guy LII
| October.
| Mrs. Charles D. Kline of Admission, Ala,'
| is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Eu
| win Bachman of 1850 10Th street northwest
| Mrs. Mary A. Hendley, 200 A street SOUTH
| east, left the city today.
Mr.. Charles Greeley Abbot, who has been
| In st. Louis since the middle of April pre-,
| narine the exhibit for the astrophysicai
| observatory. is expected home Saturday.
/ Major General Charles Haywood, formerly
| commandant of the United States marine
| corps, and Mrs. Haywood are at the Eopltt.
| st Stephen's Catholic Church was the
| scene of a pretty wedding last evening,
| when Miss Marie Gertrude Green became
| the bride of Mr.. William V. Grimm. ne
| Rev. T. G. Smyth, assistant pastor, omciat-
| ed at the marriage service. The moral dec-
| orations of the sanctuary were elaborate,
| and the ceremony was witnessed by gain
| ering of relatives and friends that hiied tne
| church. The bride. wearing an exauis.te
| gown of white silk crepe de chine, with
| tulle VEIL and carrying a shower bouquet
| of bride roses and lilies of the valley, was
| escorted by her father. They were pre-
ceded by the bridal party, when entereo
| to the strains of 'I,ohengrin.' The brides
| maid Miss Mae Morgan, wore white SILK
null over taffeta and a white lace picture
] hat The maids of honor were Miss Anna
| wearing very becoming gown OF light
| blue silk over taffeta, with white lace
! picture hat, and Miss Catherine Schiosser
| in pink. Mr.. Frank c. Mulhall attended
| the groom, and the ushers were Messrs.
| Thomas Griffin, jr., Michael Griffin, Eos
berg Brown and James Fitzgerald. The
| ceremony was followed by reception ana
supper at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin leaving late- for a
| western trip, including st. Louis. The
wedding presents were numerous and valu-
able Among the out-of-town guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HALEY OF New YORK
| and the Rev. Thomas Foley of Baltimore.
Mrs. George e. Whitney and her sister.
| Mrs, Nathaniel Haven BarfOWS OF Burning
| ton, VT, daughters of Mr.. A. L. Rutter, for
| mer chief clerk of the United States treas
| urer's Office have been at the New Willard
| the past two weeks and have received much
| attention from their old friends. They left
| yesterday for Old Point, Va, where Mr..
Whitney will join them for an extended
trip south.
| Mr. James LETTERS of 1247 1 street north
| east was rendered a surprise party in
honor of his forty-fifth birthday, April 80.
| Flowers and several cakes appropriately
| decorated with name and motto and sur
| rounded with candles were presented by
| friends. Music and refreshments were en-
| joyed The donkey game was merrily joined
in by all. prizes being awarded to Mr.. H.
| LETTERS, E. Morgan and Mrs. c. Gottman.
| Those present were Mr.. and Mrs LETTERS,
| Mr.. Harry LETTERS, Mr.. and Mrs. Westberry,
| Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs
| Conrad Gottman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Wonder, Mr.. and Mrs. William Drex-
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Brandner, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Horn, Mr.. and
| Mrs. H. Krebs, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Scott
| Mr. and Mrs Joe Burkhart, Mr.. and Mrs
| Martin and daughter, Mr.. E. Morgan, Miss
| Tinker, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thoma, Mr.
George zimmerman, Miss Sellner, Mr.. and
Mrs O'Brien, together with Messrs. w
| Brandner, Victor Layking, II. Herfurth
| Chris Selner.