Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-15
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
EXTENDED By
Mr.. AND MRS. LoNawoRTH.
Dinners and Other Occasions Where
Friends Net Each Other
Personal Notes.


Mrs. Roosevelt took luncheon early this
week with her daughter Miss Carow also
being one of the family party. Mrs Roose-
| welt Is in New York today staying with
Mrs. Douglas Robinson.
The Peruvian minister and Nine. Pardo
gave another dinner last night when their
guests Were the Brazilian ambassador and
Nine. Nabuco. the Chilean minister and
Nine. Walker Martinez the Bolivian min
lister and Nine. Calderon, Senator and Mrs
| Flint of California, the military attache of
| the Brazilian embassy and Nine Pedernef-
ras, Rear Admiral and Mrs Barker; the
charge d'affaires of Spain, the charge
danaires of Uruguay, Mr.. Munita of the
Chilean legation and Mr.. ALFREDO Benavides
or the Peruvian legation.
The British ambassador and Lady Durand
entertained at dinner last night Senator
Frye Senator and Mrs. Newlands, Senator
and Mrs. Spooner, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
MacVeagh, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss
Josephine Durand and her cousin, Miss
Durand of England, and Mr.. Rennie of the
embassy staff.
The marriage. of Miss Jean Isabel Carver,
daughter of the late Frank n. and Mrs.
Mary ]. Carver, to Mr.. Lee Robert Brfen
took place at the residence of the brides
mother. Biltmore street, yesterday after
noon at 4 O'Clock. Only members of the
Slater Dunlap. assistant rector of St Johns
Church. OBLIGATED. Mrs. Charles Lenz, sis
ter of the bride, was the matron of honor
and Mr.. Frank E. o Brien, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Mr.. Garnett
Hills played the wedding march as the
bride entered, escorted by her brother, Mr..
Artnur Carver. The bride elegantly
gowned in white crepe de chine, trimmed
with duchess and rose point lace. Her
shower bouquet was of lilies of the valley
and bride roses. The matron of honor
wore an empire robe Of lavender chiffon
cloth, made over liberty silk. She carried
a shower bouquet of Parma vio,ets. The
brides mother wore black crepe de chine
and princess lace with a corsase bouquet
of violets. The drawing room, where the
ceremony took place was decorated in
palms, Easter lilies and bride roses, the
second drawing room with palms and Amer
lean beauty roses, while the dining room
was fragrant with spring mowers and foil
age. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien will reside in
Washington.
Tie Reckll Club OF Southeast Washington
was entertained by Mrs w. B. Runbeck
Tuesday evening at her home, 525 I'd street
southeast A delightful time was spent. The
ladies of the club, as a surprise to the
hostess. dressed in masquerade attire repre-
senting royal personages. Mrs. Arthur
Holder and Miss May Prendeville won
prizes. Supper was served. Others present
We're Mrs. kneipp, Mrs William Eliason,
Mrs. Howard Lloyd Mrs. Trenholm Lackie,
Mrs. j. Pitman Carter and Mrs. Hartman.
A meeting of the Capt Molly Pitcher
Chapter u S. d. A. R., formerly the
"Betsey Ross Chapter" was held at the
residence of Miss May Barr. 2117 California
avenue. Monday evening, March ).
Mrs FINS d. Morris of 63 S street north
west entertained Monday in honor of her
birthday The drawing rooms were beau
ufuliy decorated Mrs Morris was assisted
by her young daughter Miss Helen Nor
rs. During the evening several piano solos
We're rendered by Miss Nellie Jeneau. Miss
Helen Norris and Miss lrma Baker. Vocal
selections were given by Mr.. Edward
Jeneau and Mr. Alfred 6. Baker Refresh
ments were served. Among those present
Jeneau and Mr.. Alfred L. Baker. Refresh
Irma Baker Mr.. and Mrs William P. Foley
Mrs. Jeneau Miss Nellie Jeneau. Miss Mar
garet Foley. Mr, Edgar r. Baker, Mr. D.
Leigh Morris and Mr.. Edward Jeneau. Mrs
MOTIFS received several presents
A banquet and euchre were given by the
Trolley Euchre Club Saturday night Miss
Bessie Steinle being the hostess. Her house
was very att:active?y decorated throughout
with masses of spring flowers An orches-
ira played throughout the evening. Prizes
were giyen~,1Re successful winners-Miss
Pole and Mr. kemper first and Miss Wells
and Mr.. kreiter second Later three
course luncheon was served. Others present
Were Misses Jessie Besseleivre, Alice Meyer,
Messrs. r. kreiter, X. Kemper. S. Pole, j.
Barker, NJ Behymer and H Hamilton.
Miss Jeanne Wakefield, assisted by Miss
Janet Wynkoop and Mr.. F. S. Mccoy en-
tertained a party of young people Tuesday
night at a colonial dance given in honor of
her birthday The decorations Were in red
and green and Miss Wakefield wore a colo
NAL costume of red ana white. The dance
was opened with the mnuet led by Miss
Wakefield and Mr.. Mccoy. During the in
termission rerl eshme-ts were served the
guess at tie residence CT Mir. ana Mrs.
Geo. J. Hesse.man Following the inter
mission the Virginia reel was danced Those
present Were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. j. Hessel-
man, Misses Olive Wright. Heen Ma sh
Mary Birch. Margaret Silver, Bessie Cald-
well, Lucy Lightbown, Florence King Ma
bel Hayes. Alva Jones, Edna Hayes pris-
ella Memoirs of Philadelphia, Ress Whit
ford, Ruth Young: Emmeretta Root, Rena
Hawkins, Lily Hawkins, Ma"gie Fcllin,
Janet Wynkoop and Jeanne Wakefield, and
Messrs. Carter, Favorite, McNtorris. Sin
clair, Atkinson, Peterson, Hunter. Caldwell,
Browning, Smythe, Saline. Hume, Nolte,
Powell Marsh, Rogers Chambers, Berry
man, Mccoy.
Mrs Claire E. Van Arsdale gave a de-
lightful luncheon to a number of friends d
her home. So S street northwest, yesterday.
The parlors were very handsomely deco
rated with cut flowers and palms. Among
those present were Mrs. NJ. II. Barnun and
Miburn of Eaton Rapids. Mich; Mrs. W.
]. O'Riley. Mrs. David Chesman, Mrs.
Crosby and MISS Blanche and Mrs. NJ. ii.
Barnum. il
Mrs j. S. Hill of this city was guest of
honor Tuesday at luncheon given by Mrs.
NJ. V. Smith at Baltimore.
Mrs. John Milton Gitterman entertained
at luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Frances A. Kellor of New York. Among
the guests were: Mrs. Fred T. Dubois of
Idaho Mrs. Robert M. La Toilette of Wis
consin Mrs. Elmer ]. Burkett and Miss
Millard of Nebraska Mrs. Charles II. Gros-
venor of Ohio. Mrs. Edgar d. Crumpacker
of Indiana. Mrs Thomas f. Marshall of
North Dakota. Mrs. Dorsey W. Sha ckleford
of Missouri. Miss Wood of New Jersey Mrs
De Alva S. Alexander of New York, Mrs |
Frank d. Currier of New Hampshire. Mrs
Abraham Brick OF Indiana, Mrs. William
S. Bennett of New York; Mrs. David j. Fos- !
ter of Vermont. Mrs. Henry T. Rainey of
Illinois: Mrs. Charles c. Darwin, Mrs L. |
White Busbey. Mrs. George J.. Lilley of
Connecticut. Mrs. VIM. A. Reeder of Kan |
sas, Mrs Michael E. Driscoll of New York, |
Mrs. Commander Barroil, Mrs. Thomas |
Hedge of Iowa Miss Rebecca l.. Blaine, |
Mrs. George f. Bowerman Mrs Philip T. |
Gerry Mrs. David II. Fenton of Minneapo- |
lis Mrs. Julia T. Bodfish, Miss Slemp of |
Virginia Mrs. Albert B. Bushnell. Mrs E. |
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