Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-24

| There was suggestion of the season.
| activity yesterday on upper l street with
| the guests coming to and going from Mrs.
| Padelfords tea for Mrs. Daniel Hanna, her
| niece, who is here on a visit with her hus-
| band to the latter's mother. Mrs. Mark
Hanna Mrs. Gordon Cumming. Miss Bid
die and Miss Eleanor Carroll assisted the
| hostess.
| Mrs. Mckee was the guest of honor yes
| terday at a luncheon given by Mrs. Auden-
| RED
The Cuban minister and Nine. de Queseda
gave a dinner last evening in honor of the
Italian ambassador and Baroness NJ. Mayor
| des Planches, when the other guests were
| the Bolivian minister and Nine. Caideron,
| Admiral and Mrs Harris, Colonel and Mrs.
| NJ Parker Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, MIS-.
Lee Phillips, Miss Shaw, Miss Wells, Mss
| Walker Martinez, the Brazilian minister
| Mr.. Zavalia, Mr.. Conseco, Dr. Paul OF VEN
| ezueIa Mr. Hanihara and Miss Collier.
| Col. and Mrs A. C. Tyler gave an elegant
| dinner last night in honor of Miss Julla
| kellogg, whose marriage to Mr. Andrew I.
| Bradley takes place tomorrow at the
| Church of the Covenant Along with the
many other pleasant incidents surrounding
| the wedding is the presence OF Dr. >. D
4 Mitchell of Princeton, N j., who Will per-
| form the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Teunis
! S. Hamlin. DR.. Mitchell officiated at the
marriage of the groomS parents, the late
Judge Andrew c. Bradley and Mrs. Brad
| ley, and also baptized the groom.
The Palm Leaf Social Club gave rain
| bow tea last Tuesday evening at o clock at
| 612 18th street southwest, Mr.. w. l.. Stick
| ley receiving the first prize and Mr.. Sam
| Rice the second. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Gutridge, Mr.
and Mrs Jas. R. Gutridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Geo
Musselman, Mrs Ray Japhet, Mrs. c. T.
Rison, Mrs. E. w. Harding, Miss Daisy
Olive, Tillie Bailey Theresa Broderick, Jen-
ME Gutridge, Katie Smith, Lucy billiard,
Sallie billiard, Mr.. E. A. Hall, T. c. Hall,
R. Fox, w. l.. stckley, c. c; Sales and
son, Harry Clark II. Vinton and Geo. Ash
ford. After dancing refreshments were
served by a committee, consisting of Miss
Jennie Gutridge, Mrs. Geo. MuSselman and
Miss Tillie Bailey.
Many Washington friends have received
from Capt. and Mrs. John Morris Field in
vitationS to the marriage of their daughter,
Margaret Bell, to Lieut.. Aristides Moreno,
2Sth Infantry, United States army, which
will take place Monday, the 9th of March,
at 8 o'clock, at the infantry barracks, San
Juan, Porto Rico.
Mrs Samuel Thomson Williams of Wash
ington has gone to Biltmore N. c., for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eldrdge Burns gave a
reception in honor of the eighteenth ami
versary of theiN daug hter Eldridge Porter,
and Mrs. Core E. Farwell of Worcester,
Mass, Wednesday evening. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Depew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boss, Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs;
Lamond, Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowan, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Hussey,
Mrs Morgan, Mrs. Renkam Mrs. Scott,
Mrs Montain of Baltimore, Mrs. Nimmo,
ton,Vt.; Mrs. Maccallster, Mrs. Dilenbach,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. T. Ward, Mrs. ]. Ward,
Mrs. Longacre, Misses Mary Braly, Lille
Burns, Jennie Meyer, Florence Meyer,
Bishop, Nelva Miller, Laura Harper, Lillian
Thompson Nellie Rowen Alberta Walker,
Messrs. Longacre, Roche, Jones, Irwin,
Glenn and Roy Kirkwood, Hoover Carve,
Rowan, Halves, Judy, FIR, S. w. Davis,
Brady, James Thomas of Fredericksburg,
Va
Mrs. Philip Hoffieger of Georgetown, at
present the guest of Mrs. VIM. Roe Howell
of New York, will return home the early
part of the coming week.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Beach, 1911 H street,
entertained at dinner last evening. Among
their guests were Col. and Miss Biddle,
Miss Riggs, Miss Fremont and Col. Brom-
we'll
Mr. Edwin w. Wilson announces the en-
SdSemSnC OF MS daughter, MISS mabel VIII
son, to Mr.. Carroll Beale. Mr.. Beale is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Beale of
Georgetown, and is descended from the old
Beale and Carroll families of Maryland
The wedding will take place at an early
date. The officiating clergyman will be the
Rev. Mr.. Aspinwah.
The Misses Jennie Altman, Rose Robbins,
Bessie Wollowitz, Gussie eastman and Ray
Finkelstein will arrive Saturday morning
and act as bridesmaids for the Rosenthal-
Bernstein wedding.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas M. Symons,
after few weeks sojourn at Jekyl Island,
have returned to Washington, where they
will remain for the spring months.
The residence of Mrs. Macallister on Hick-
DRY avenue, Takoma Park, was the scene
Wednesday evening of a surprise party in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Langille.
The affair was given by the young ladies of
Class No. 1 of the Takoma Park Presby
terrain Church, of which Mrs. Langille is
member. The evening was pleasantly spent
in games, music concluding with the serv-
ing of refreshments. Those who composed
the surprise party were: Miss Mabel Bal
mer. Miss Lzzette Hopkins. Miss Zua Hop
kins. Miss Elsie Watkins, Miss Ella Nor
rlI and Miss Ethel White.
Miss Margaret Elmer Ourand daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ourand of Maple
avenue, Takoma Park, entertained a few
friends last evening in honor of her birth
day. The supper room was prettily decor
ated on the occasion and delightful even
ing was spent by those present. Included
among the guests were Miss Evalyn Jones,
Miss George Reese, Miss Arthur, Mrs.
Reese, Mrs. A. T. Seaman, Master Addison
Ourand and Mrs. Greenland.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been isued to the