Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-17


leave for New York city tomorrow, where
the former will be one of the speakers at
the Ohio Society banquet in the evening.
The German ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg entertained at dinner last
night the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Morton. the ambassador to Austria and
Mrs. Bellamy Storer, Senator and Mrs.
Lodge, Senator Kean and Miss Kean. Mrs.
Longworth. Mrs. Oliver, Miss Williams,
Miss MacVeagh. Miss Langham, Represen-
tative Longworth, Representative Robert
Adams, jr. Mr.. Edward V. Morgan. M.
Centaro of the Italian embassy and NJ.
Scheller of the German embassy.
Ex-senator Henry G. DAVIS gave a large
dinner last night at his Massachusetts, ave-
nue. residence, when the following were his
guests: Vice President Fairbanks Senator
Allison, Senator German. Senator Elkins.
Senator Bailey. Admiral Scnley. Mr.. Wins
low S. Pierce of New York, NJ. c. Il. Or
cult of New York. Mr.. F. S. Landstreet Of
New York, Gen. John Gill of Baltimore,
Mr.. B. N Baker of Baltimore Mr.. w. II.
German of Baltimore, Mr.. Arthur Hale of
Baltimore, Mr.. John r. McGraw of Graf
ton, w. Va; Mr.. William c. MacBride and
Mr.. Arthur Lee
Mr. Elmer Trey of ID Tennessee avenue
northeast was host Wednesday evening at a
pleasant gathering in honor of his birthday.
The members of the boys &c. c. c. Club
of Cavalry Baptist Church, of which Mr..
Trey is a member, met with the members of
the girls ''V d. @" class. and were ia
vored with vocal and instrumental music,
after which many games We're played. After
these the party adjourned to the dining
room, where dainties were served and SOU
venirs of the occasion presented to each
member present. Those present included
Miss Hallam, teacher of the girls class,
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near, Grace Walters, Miriam Hammer, Nc
Gowan, Curtis, Eckstein, Clements Crist-
man, Ray Fisher, Mary Brady. Ira Mas
ters. Rita Atkinson, Matte Trey and Ethel
Rowe, Mr.. Greene. teacher of the boys
class, and Messrs. Elmer Trey. VIM. Bradley.
Hiram Johnson, Sidney Kent. Leonard
Ruoff, Charles Wilson Dibble Walters, r.
win Smith, Hugh Keiser James Fraser,
Willie Brown. Stanley Lyddane Rollins
Waters, Melvin Walters and c. Fox.
Mrs. w. J. Davidson, who has been Wis
iting Colonel and Mrs. Gilbert G. Knffin
of Carroll avenue. Takoma Park has re-
turned to her home. Walnut Hills, Cincin-
natl, Ohio
Gen. I. s. Catlin. United States army. and
Mrs. Catlin of New York, with their son.
Lieut.. G. de Grasse Catlin ID United
States Infantry. of Fort Logan, Col, are
passing a few weeks in Washington and
are guests at the Dewey Hotel i4th and l.
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Dunlop left yes
terday for New York, whence they sail Sat
urday for Europe, to be absent until next
July.
Col: Weston Flint and his son. Weston
B. Flint, left last evening for Savannah
Ga, on a short sea trip south
Mrs. James r. Mckee, daughter of the
late President Harrison, always a welcome
parsonage, is here on her annual spring
visit TO Mrs. Arthur Lee at the latter's
home on Massachusetts avenue. She will
be entertained as usual by her large coterie
Of friends during her fortnights stay.
Monday evening last at the Confederate
Veterans Hall. These weekly dances dur
ing the winter have furnished pleasure to
large number of persons and will be con-
tinued for several months.
Mr.. A. A. Wenner of Lovettsville Loudoun
county, Va, was married Wednesday after
noon last to Mr.. Charles w Stevens of
Loudoun county. The ceremony took place
in the Reformed Church at Lovettsville in
the presence of a number of the relatives
and friends of the couple. Rev Louis
Lampe performed the marriage ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens are now on a tour
through the south
Fred W. Behrens and Mrs Behrens sailed
for three months European trip on the
Citric from New York this week
Secretary and Mrs. Hay left Washington
today, to be absent about two months They
VIII sail tomorrow for Europe. Mr. Adee
Is acting as secretary of state until Mr.
LOOMS returns from his trip to California.