Evening star., 1906-02-26

to Europe for the summer.
Mr.. Paul Morton was Joined here last week
by Miss Pauline Morton. and both are now
at Palm Beach, where the season Is very
gay.
Mrs. Elkins has gone to Atlantic City for
short stay.
Baroness Won Sternburg and Vicomte and
Niscomtesse de Faramond We're IN New
York yesterday to meet Miss I.angban who
arrived on the Touraine
Mrs Roberts. wife of Representative Rob-
efts, VIII be at home tomorrow from 3 to g.
Mrs. A. Meyer of 100 Q street will he at
home tomorrow from 3 to O'Clock
MRS L. M. Dunstan entertained on Fri
Dag evening for the club of which she Is d
member. After a closely contested game of
euchre beautiful luncheon was served in
the dining room. the centerpiece on the ia
BILE being of red and yellow tuIips Those
invited were Mr.. John Dement,, Mrs. De-
ment, Miss Cora Marshall, Mr.. c. Y Rob-
erts, Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. T. w. Somerson and
M E. V. Dunstan.
Mrs Ben De Mier Miller will be at home
informally on Tuesday, February %, at
2I&3 street northwest. Mrs. j. Tainter
and Miss Abel of Morristown N j. will
be with Mrs Miller
General John ]. O'Connell, u S. A. (re-
tired. and family established at the
ontario, Ontario avenue.
Miss Helen B. Harbaugh and Mr.. Seraphn
A. Gatu were married at a nuptial mass
a. st. Patrick's Church Wednesday morn
ing. February 81 The bride wore a gray
tailored travelling dress and hat to match
and carried bride roses. Later the couple
left for Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Miss Dorothy Knann entartafnad Satur5a ',
afternoon to celebrate the seventh ami
versary of her birth Games were indulged
In and selections on the piano were rem
deIed by Misses Marie Knapp, Mae Wilson,
Katherine Lappin and Adrian Shreeve, who
also gave a recitation, accompanied with
song and dance. To the strains of march
We're escorted by the little hostess to the
dining room, where a luncheon had been
prepared. The favors We're carnations and
nlaidenhair fern. Those present were:
Katherine Lappin Wilton Thomas Edith
Simmerman. Arthur Fitzgibbons. Mae Will
son. Mildred WerntZ, Ethel Bagman. James
MulQuin, Ruth Hillyard, Adrian Shreeve.
Marie Knapp and Mildred Woodward
Countess de Chambrun will sail Thursday
for France. Since leaving here with her
mother, Mrs. Longworth, she has been in
Cincinnati, her old home.
Capt. and Mrs Warren C. Beach, who as
usual have given succession of elaborate
house, will open their ! street home the
latter part of this week for the spring
season.
Mrs Edward Henry Droop of 1434 Fair
mount avenue IS at home today.
Mrs. Bowie of Alabama will not be at
home tomorrow.
Mrs Kittredge Hadkns VIII be at home
for the last time this season tomorrow from
8 to pm.
Mrs H b. Moulton, 1924 9th street north
west will be at home tomorrow for the last
time this season.
Miss O'Brien and Mrs. G. Langdon Whit
ford will be at home tomorrow from to g.
1909 Girard street, formerly Princeton
street.
Mrs. John Cammack, 1858 Brightwood
avenue, will not receive tomorrow but will
be at home informally the Tuesdays fol-
lowing.
Mrs. Ernest Richard Gasch, formerly Miss
Edna Knight of Georgetown, will be at
home tomorrow from to 6 at 1I41 North
Capitol street.
A very pleasant evening was spent the
22d at the nome of Mrs. E. V. Creighton's S,
1851 North Capitol street, the occasion be-
ing a masquerade given by her daughter,
Mrs. d. Martin. Dancing was indulged IN
until a late hour, when they adjourned to
the dining room, where refreshments were
served. The house was tastefully decorated
In red, white and blue, in honor of the day.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade, Mr. and Mrs.
Barber Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mr.. and Mrs.
Creighton, Mrs. Thecker Miss Richardson,
Miss Gross, Miss Eenst, Miss Gers, Miss
Creighton. Mr.. Horey. Mr.. Thecker. A.
Creighton. E. Gross and ]. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Gutenberg celebrated
their sixth wedding anniversary at their
home last night The couple received a
quantity of beautiful gifts-the date being
also the twenty-ninth birthday of the host.
Those presen were Mr.. and Mrs. /. Often
berg, Mrs. R. Melincove, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miss Berdy, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Jacovy. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Spittell, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. A Breslau, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Katz,
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. Swartz. All were
seated at supper. the table being decorated
with white roses and ferns.
Owing to illness Mrs. E. Spencer Black
burn will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Francis A. Lutz of the Louisiana.
2123 18th street, will be at home tomor-
row.
Mrs. d. B. Street and Miss Blanche Street
will be at home tomorrow.
Ms. G. M, Chester of the naval obserya-
tofy will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Mendum r. Blumenberg, q lst
street northeast. will not be at home today,
owing to the sudden death OF Mrs. M. w.
Biumenberg.
Miss Marion K. Harries. sister of Gen.
George H. Harries. and Mr.. Ralph w. Nor
rls OF North Vernon, Ind. were married
February % at 610 Florida avenue. the
home of the bride. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. A. Price of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Only members
OF the family and few intimate friends
were present. Miss RRuby Ehaner played
the wedding marches, and during the GER
emony DIR. William A. Harries, brother
OF the bride, sang 20 Promise Me- the
accompaniment being played by Miss
Hhaner. The bride was Handsomely gowned
In white Swiss. with lace and ribbons and
carried bride roses. She was attended by
her sister Miss Florence 8. Harries Mr.
Horace d. ROuzer was best man. After
the ceremony the couple stood II bowsr