Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-04

this month. The fancy dress ball at Mrs.
Draper's today will entertain the juvenile
world. and the debutantes and the younger
set generally will be charmingly represented
at the Georgetown students dance at
Rouscher's this evening. The marriage Of
Miss Burton and Lieutenant George Mason
Lee at the Highlands this evening will be
followed by large and brilliant reception.
iao1es and few young people to witness
the egg rolling this afternoon and take tea
MRS. George Westinghouse, who is now
In California, had a royal visit in Mexico
On March Is President and Mrs. Diaz gave
luncheon at Chaputepec palace in her
honor, TO which all her party, which in
GiudeS MI. A. q. Uptegraff, was present.
President and Mrs. Diaz also arranged a
HumDer OF excursions to prominent places
TOT the tourists. Their courage was tried
100, by attendance at the second bull fight
u the season t Chapultepec, which was
ably the only courtesy extended which
was not altogether enjoyed. The American
ambassador and Mrs. Clayton gave a din
her IN honor of FRS. Westinghouse, and a
large afternoon reception was given for her
py Senator and Mrs. Moran
Ihere was large attendance at the
nclohthiy meeting of the Oregon Society
program was followed by progressive
euchre and refreshments Mrs Patterson
sang sang Four-leafed Clover" Miss Shilling
nah he .. shght OF Ages" and Mr. Barry Bur-
me stein Song" Mrs. Williams gave the
recitation 'Mollie," Mr.. s. A. Clarke read
an original poem on Seeking Gold in the
Early Days of Oregon In the progressive
euchre game the first prizes were awarded
10 MISS Campbell and Mr.. Adams. Reso-
iutlons or coincidence were passed on the
oeath OF the wife of Captain Lewis, one
OF the soc1etys members.
Miss McCeney and Miss Warfeld have
returned from cruise in the West Indies
and Barbados.
Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman have
returned from a two months trip to Mex
leo and California.
Mrs. Francis s. Dodge will be at home
Informally at BIB s street April I and IA
from to q o'clock.
spending their Easter holidays at Atlantic
City.
Among the Westinghouse sailing Sat-
urday from Boston to Naples on the
Steamer Romantic are Mrs. David Graham
Adee, the Misses Adee and the Misses Lam
berton Mr.. A. A. Adee will accompany
them as far as Rome. but later will make
a bicycle tour through France.
Col. and Mrs Robt. N. Harper have gone
to Richmond, where they will join the gov
ernors party en- route to Newport News
to witness the launching of the battle ship
Virginia.
Mrs. s. A. Hollingshead has gone to
Philadelphia to spend the Easter holidays
Mr. and Mrs James Norton of 1882 Lam
sing street. Brookland, D. C., have visiting
them their daughter Mrs. VIM. H. Robert
son, and children, from Ohio.
The Congenials will give an assembly
Thursday evening, April A. at National
Rifles Armory.
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Shaw left for Atlantic
City this morning for stay of two weeks.
Rabbi and Mrs. Abram Simon will be at
home to their friends at 1915 Vernon place
on the Thursdays in April.
Mrs. Armstrong has gone to Summerville,
8. c., where she will be a guest at Pine For
est Inn while recuperating from a severe
attack Of grip.
Mrs. ]. w. Shackleford is spending several
days with her daughter, Mrs. Hixson of
Columbia Heights.
Miss Lena Shackleford of Landmark, Va.
is visiting her friend, Frances Crossman of
Mt. Pleasant.
"A TeCePtlOn was given On SATURDAY even
Ing by the Psi Omega fraternity of the CO.
lumbar School of Dentistry at the rooms of
the society, 1107 G street northwest The
was interesting and carried out
ent were Mrs. McMichael and Mrs. Fincky,
and the Misses CLANCY, Harbaugh, Luchett,
Cowell. Cheney, Miner, Raison, Conner
GiaScoX, Winn and Weikel.
Mrs. Winthrop Tappan and Miss Tap
pan Of Bound Brook, N. j., are spending
Easter week with Mrs. E. Whittlesey, 8
Iowa circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. John Zeh of 1901
18th street have as their guest Mrs Anna
Boles of Philadelphia, Pa. They will be
pleased to see their friends informally
afternoons and evenings in
April
The Council of Jewish Women will hold
the next meeting tomorrow (Tuesday)
afternoon, at the 9Th street Temple, at
O'Clock, when an interesting program
will be given.
The seventy-fifth anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs James j. Lucas was celebrated last
Friday evening at their residence, Dap 18th
street northwest. The grand march was
played at o'clock, and afterward Rev. j.
A. Taylor of Shiloh Baptist Church deIiv-
cred an address. Mrs. Lucas wore steel
silk. with applique trimming. Those as
sisting Mrs. Lucas were Mrs. F. Mitchell,
Misses E. Yates, G. Smauwood and d. A.
Lucas. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Lucas.
Among the guests were Mrs. j. A. Taylor,
Mrs. F. T. Baxter, Colonel Russell and
Miss Marian of New York, Mrs
NJ. L. Baxter, Miss E. Brigham, Col and
Mrs. H. Closson, Mr.. D. D. Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Jackson. Mr.. simmis, Mr.. J. Col
men, Mrs. s. Johnson, Mrs. E. Thompson
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kenny,
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bryant and daughter
and Miss Daisy Colbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes Burras of
Chicago, ILL.,, are guests at the residence
Of Director Meredith of the bureau of en-
craving and printing, 1918 Princeton street
northwest. Mrs. Burras, formerly Miss
Charlotte Meredith, has many friends and
in this city. They will re-
main about week.
Mrs. c. G. Maynard, from Brattleboro',
VT, daughter of Col. G.. H. Bond of the
Capitol, is the guest of Miss Maude H.
Bundy of 227 9Th street northeast for the
Easter holidays, and will be pleased to see
her friends during her stay in the city.
Mrs. J. D. Yoakley of 1925 North Capitol
street Is spending the week with her par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Saunders Of
Va.