Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
FETEs MADE BUSY
DAY AND NIGHT.
Comings and Goings Of Well-Known
People-Timely Per-
sonal Notes.

all parts of town So did the recital of
song and story at The Oaks for the bene-
at of San Francisco orphans, last night.
The bridge party at Rauschers, also for
the San Francisco homeless, was great
success, which owed its inception to Mrs.
j. w. Piiling, who, with her husband, was
at the Palace Hotel during the earthquake.
They found shelter in Golden Gate Park
for several days. and although absolute
strangers enjoyed the hospitality of a pri-
vate home 1t was then and there Mrs.
Pfiiing made up her mind to do something
Tor the homeless poor. and the cooperation
OF host of friends here was easily secured
The success of last evening was the result.
Commander Won Hebbinphaus of the
German embassy and his wife were honor
guests at a dinner Monday night at the
NeW willard. when the colleagues of the
CORNER in the embassy staff were hosts
Mime. Won Hebbinghaus will sail durinp,
early June to summer in Germany.
MISS Lota Robinson. who spent the past
winter mere and who has been the pl,est
Ior the last week of Mrs. Stuyyesant Fish of
view YORK Is now staying with Mrs Fred
i'm Vahoerpiit at her country place on
the hudson river She will go from there
10 the country estate of Mr. and Mrs p n
Coiiler, where she will join a house marty
ana VIII return here in June to be the guest
OF mrs. John r. Mclean at Friendship. The
Newport. '' o.
MRS. FORAKER and Miss Foraker have gone
W fhliadeiphia to visit Mrs Francis King
Wainwright. an - i>iHs
The Swiss minister. who is eoino .bro.5
nne iast OF next month. gave a dinner last
iieht 10 half dozen diplomatic friends.
MT and Mrs. William De Chastienier
Isasenel have issued invitations for the
TwItuihs reception of Miss Elinor Hail
ninS ana Mr. Lawrence Warren Man
Hins at the Ravenel home Tuesday even
ing, June 3, from $50 to $50 The weddine
ceremony, which will be witnessed bv relae
ives ana intimate friends will take place
at O'Clock. Mrs Stanton Canfieid PeaIIe
VIII be the matron of honor and Mics
1eien Beale, Miss Elizabeth Lemon Miss
Neli Smith, all of this city. and Miss india
h buiiihgardner of North Carolina viii be
bridesmaids The bridegroom's brother
best man. - "-i W
,s senior j. ID, d: de Obaldia. the Panama min
lSter 70 Washington, will leave for Europe
June 10, accompanied by Mrs de Oba Ida
ana their child. Minister de OhaIdi. viii
, san - IRON ON Lisbon, for Rio Janeiro, on July
TO De held there and to which he is a dele
gate. During Minister de Obaldia's alb
sehce Mr. Z. G. AroSemena will take charge
term. "u III
MISS Edith Hart, who graduated at the
Deaconess Training School, New York
t ty' lasI week, IS spending a vacation at
tne residence of her father, Capt J E.
Hart. She will sail about August Is for
Hankow, China, where she is to be con-
hec'ed with training school for girls.
Miss Elizabeth Ashfield. daughter NJ Mr.
Bedford w. Walker of this CITY will he
married 10 Or. William t, Todd of Mount
Washington Md, on Saturday, the Cd OF
June, at II o'clock at her fathers resi-
dence on Washington Heights Owing to
sickness In the brides family only the i'm
mediate families will be present.
Miss NJ, E. Marshall of this city sailed
yesterday for Europe.
M. and Nine. des Portes de la Fosse and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May will be the guests
OF Mrs. Clarence Mcdowell during the Bal
timore horse show.
Miss Gertrude Jenkins of Baltimore. who
spent last week here with Miss EVELYN
Walsh, has returned home
Mrs. Burleigh, wife of Representative
Burleigh of Maine, who has beeu sert
ously i'll for several weeks is improving
and while not yet out of danger hopes
are entertained for her recovery.
Mrs. Basil Gordon will go to her sum-
mer house, Wakefield Manor" Rappahan
mock county, Va. to entertain a house
party over Sunday
Yesterday in San Francisco, before a
temporary altar erected in the ruins of
st. Dominick's Church, Miss Ethyl Kelly,
daughter of Alfred r. Kelly and grand
daughter Of James r. Kelly, president of
the Hibernian Bank, and Mr.. John Giles
pie Ewing of Chicago were married. The
ceremony was performed by Father Thorn
as S. Sherman, s. j., son of Gen. Sherman
and cousin of the groom. Mr.. Ewing is a
son of Gen. Ewing of Ohio, and a nephew
of the late James G. Blaine. He is well
known in literary circles.
Mr. Charles Francis Carusi has closed
his home on 18th street and moved to the
country for the next five six months.
on the Rockville road which belonged to
the late Col. A. T. Britton.
Mrs. Fred Dubois announces an executive
committee consisting of Mrs Taft, Mrs.
Oliver, Mrs Boardman, Mrs. Pinchot, Mrs.
Loring Miss Wetmore and others for the
affair to be given at the residence of ex-
Senator and Mrs. Henderson Thursday
evening, May 81, for the benefit of the pub
lie Fairgrounds
dance in the barn and refreshments, and
the committee in charge are determined that
the deficit in the playground fund shall be
made up They are requesting all their
friends in the interest of the children to
reserve Thursday evening.