Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17

taChe Of the German embassy. has plerS-
ant acquaintance here. gained by last yel1'S
residence. Miss de Hoz. who is the sister
of Friefrau Won den BuSSChe. wife OF the
counsellor of the embassy has also mn
gled in the hapgiest part of social life here.
Should Count Won Goetzen be made min
lister of colonies, his promotion to follow
his successful career as ViceTpy i'm German
East Africa. his wife. the Countess Won
Goetzen will be a foremost figure in court
circles in Berlin II was during Count Won
GoetZens scrvic" in the German embassy
here that he and MIS-. Lay, resident here
since her first marriage, were married. The
latter, an exceptionally pretty woman, had
an independent but not i large fortune,
Her son, Capt Harry Lay Of the Marine
Corps IS now At sea.
Mrs. Mary Ward Shuster is now making
visit to her daughter Mrs. NJ. II. Sims.
at Columbus Ohio.
Mrs. Mary Washington of Linden. Md.
will spend the Christmas holidays in Phila-
delphl3.
Nj Austin Lester Of Dallas. Tex. is the
guest of Mis-. Sarah Mains on nth street
northwest.
MI and Mrs Carl Apple of $50 North
Carolina avenue southeast. gave an oyster
roast to number of their friends Friday
evening
Representative and Mrs. John ]. Mccarthy
OF Nebraska are at 164l street. Mr. and
Mrs. Mccarthy have family of eight chill
dren. all OF whom are with them this WIN
ter except the eldest daughter, who is at
the convent in Georgetown.
Senator and Mrs. Lee Overman are at the
Cochran Tor the congressional session. Mrs
Oyernau IS a tall. handsome woman and
the daughter OF the late Senator Mer-
rimaE made her debut in this city. Sena-
tor a HAY. chi
Catherine. Grace and Mrs. Edison Clark
Gregory OF South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. BOYD entertained friends
at their residence. 1918 q street southeast
last Monday night in honor of the twenty
first birthday of their son Charles, who re-
ceiyed some very fine presents. Music and
games We're INDUCED In till a late hour.
after which refreshments were served.
Those present We're Lillian Douglas A gnes
Kalilert. Maud Brady. Alice Caywood
Maud BOwn. Irene Jacobs. May Henderson
Maud Hobbs Margaret Callan, Mildred ia
cohs. Edna Boyd, Mrs Henderson, Kate
Huter Susie Huter, Lillian Lusby, Bessie
IuSby. Charles Boyd. Henry KalileTt, An
ton Mechdw, Lee Dulin. Raymond Hays.
Robert Brown, Edgar Miller, Mr.. Davis.
il. Fiitton. J. Davidson. Joseph Gallon Ell
mer Boyd Clinton Brown. Arthur Boyd,
Mr. Robert Smith. Mr.. Harry CFocker, Mr..
Spencer. Those that assisted were Mrs,
Harry Croker Mrs. Fry. Mrs. Crown Mrs.
Mechaw Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Miller.
Miss Silva Stern. who was the guest of
the Misses Prince of leah street for two
weeks, returned TO her home in Philadel-
phja during the past week.
Mrs. l. W Nordlnger. 1871 Baltimore
street entertained the Afternoon En-
brodeyy Circle AT luncheon on Wednes-
day Those In the party were Mrs. Louis
Eisenlan. Mrs. Joe King, Mrs. Harry
Franc. Mrs. A. Baer Mrs Henry Good
man, Mrs. Abe King Mrs. Harry King and
Mrs l. Nordllnger
Miss Regina Sicher of New York has re-
turned 20 her home after pleasant visit
with her cousin. Miss Malvine Woog of L
street
Mr. and Mrs l. b. Nordlinger of n