Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-12


palms and foliage plants at each suitable
point throughout the drawing room suite,
and in the dining room the flowers on the
refreshment table were equaled in beauty
by the sugar pieces from which the ices
and sweetmeats were served. Mrs. John
w. Foster and the Baroness Moncheur did
the honorS of the dining room, and Miss
Durand served, the punch in the ball room
Mime. Perez was assisted in the pleasant
duties of the afternoon by Nine. Torres
Nine. Gamboa, Miss Pauline Morton Miss
Foraker Miss Switzerland. Miss Walker
Martinez, Miss Grace Bell, Miss Bella
Bateman. Miss Helen Hibbs. Miss Ash
land of New York and Miss EleanorHandy.
The receiving party was afterward enter
tanned at dinner by the ambassador and
Mime. Azpiroz. and the young folks stayed
on later for dance
The marriage of Mr.. Charles J. White
and Miss Ethel Nj. Root is announced The
ceremony took place at Christ Church.
Alexandria, Va. October . 1904. the Rev.
VIM j. Martin officiating.
her brother M. b. Hartley at Chicago. III,
1or the past three months, returned home
yesterday.
iuncheon yesterday. Mrs. Morton will en-
teriain the receiving party and a few other
young people-men and maids-at dinner
following Miss Pauline Morton's debut tea
next Saturday, the days events to wind up
with dance.
Mrs. Switzerland will give a dinner on
the 18th in honor of Secretary and Mrs
Morton.
Senator Newlands of Nevada announced
yesterday the engagement of his youngest
daughter, Frances to Lieut. Ieopold Won
BredoW OF the German army. Lieut.. Won
BredoW is an officer of the Curassier Regi-
ment of the Guard stationed at Berlin He
was an attache of the German embassy
here in 1903
Miss Marion Stevens, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick C. Stevens, was pre-
scented at Saturday tea, to which the
inclemency of the weather only added
particular zest. The drawing rooms were
thronged and the debutante was dantily
dressed in chiffon and Irish lace. Miss
Eiklns: Miss Huff, Miss Alice Miller, Miss
Cummings, Miss Katherine Wood, Miss
Jane Cook assisted in entertaining the
guests
Admiral and Mrs Dewey were again din
ner hosts Saturday night. their guests be-
ing the French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand, the Belgian Minister and Bar
onesS Moncheur. Mr. and Mrs Wayne Mac
Veagh. General and Mrs. Draper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Riggs, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Rodgers, Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Anderson Cen
eral Crozier and Rear Admiral Caps. The
beautiful decorations We're in La France
roses. Admiral and Mrs. Dewey have din
ner invitations out for the 10Th and 10Th
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Flagler are at the
Arlington for few days. They are on
their way south to spend the Christmas
holidays at White Hail, their magnificent
home at Palm Beach, Fla.
In Nashville at present the two~brides of
the Chiidress family, Mrs. John w. Child
ress, jr.. who was formerly Miss Rita Ridg-
ley of Washington, and Mrs Lyon Child
ress, who was Miss Mailey of Mississippi
are being generally and handsomely enter
tanned. Last week they were given a card
party and We're the guests of the Benedict
Whlst Club at an entertainment given by
Governor and Mrs. McMillin in the Uniyer-
sity Club.
birthday party was held Thursday
evening at 49, . street in Miss Rosie F.
Wells honor. The parlors were decorated
with American Beauty roses and smilax
several piano selections We're rendered by
Misses r. Wells and H. Doering, and
Messrs. j. G. and E. Finch sang. Supper
was served down stairs. Among those
present were Misses r. Wells, H Doering,
Finch, NJ. Keys. M. Flynn, Messrs. A.
Engel, E. Finch, G. Chase, G. Finch. A
Simpson, r. Taylor, j. Tavenner. G.
Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. James Finch, jr
Mrs. E. o. Eldridge is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Heinline, and will be
pleased to see her friends at IA 18th street
southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs H. J. Small gave dinner
Saturday at their new home, 134s Mary
guest, Miss Edith WonderIy of PhiladeI-
phia; Mrs. Geo Wonderly of Chester Pa,
and her daughter Lillian and Mrs. Frank
Mcguire of Philadelphia, Pa.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe
Will receive the members of New York
Avenue Church and congregation at the
manse. 1900 K street this Monday evening
and also next Monday evening, 18th instant
from to 10 o'clock.
Miss Hattie Belle Walker and her sister,
Mrs. Charles r. Yeatman, have taken an
apartment at the Howard, 1917 Swami
street.
for the marriage of her niece, Harriet
Louise Dabney, to Mr.. William Wilbur
keblfnger on the evening of Tuesday, the
10th of December, at o'clock, in ST. James
home after January Is at 1929 Harvard
street, this city.
Mrs. Mendum R. Blumenberg of q LIST
street northeast will not be at home
formally during the present social season.
owing to the death of Mr.. Blumenberg' 8
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Blumenberg have
recalled cards for dinner to have been
given December %.
The Juanita Euchre and Dance Club held
the second of it's meetings last Friday night
at Jennings Hall, 314 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast. Beginning at o'clock, an
hour and half was very pleasantly spent
in playing euchre, after which dancing was
INDUCED in until midnight. Those present
We're Mrs: w. Delano, Mr.. and Mrs. O..
Krumke, Misses A. Maschauer. Ada Lee.
R. Lee, A. Spence, A. Orr, NJ. Schneider
G. Stewart, E. Bryan, F. Schuldt, H. Gates.
v. Stewart, L. Rogers, NJ. Powell, R.
Lewis, A. Stewart, F. Coulter, NJ. Hayden.
A. Pugh. L. Keithley, A. Rosebrock and B.
Saunders and Messrs. r. Hudgins, A.
Stewart, w. Ruckert, G. Schuldt, L. A.
Maschuer r. Sanders, ]. Mcnamara, H.
Gundersheimer, NJ. Gutenberg. @. JONES' K
Rose, B. Gutenberg, A. Monahan, H. Dash
er, E. Britton, r. Bowdler, c. Smith and
H Coulter.
Saturday night the Military Order of the
CARIBOU of the Philippines held its second
annual dinner at the Raleigh. About one
hundred members and their guests assem-
bled and fraterniZed in the parlors of the
hotel, where new acquaintance were made
and the old renewed. To the music of the
full Marine Band the assembled party were