Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-04
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LOCAL COLONIAL DANES HONOR
NATIONAL BODY.
Sociabilities for the Visitors and
Other Events--Personal
Notes.


hostesses lest night at brilliant recep-
ton at Rauseher's in honor of the visiting
DANES Buff and blue showed In the deco
rations and a buffet supper was served
In the receiving party were Miss Strong,
Miss Woodruff. Mrs. Parsons. Mrs kearny,
Mrs Hinckley, Mrs. William Corcoran Hill
and Mrs. Murray Addison of the local
ciety, Mrs Cox, the president general of
the national society; Mrs. Hill of South
Carolina, Mrs. Peter NJ. Wilson. Mrs. Mar
Gus Benjamin and Mrs. Parker. Miss Nam
ME r. Heth was chairman of the entertain
ment committee and was assisted by Mrs.
Arthur Lee Miss Strong and Mrs. Moncure.
The attendance was large and included
many of the prominent resident and official
families
Representative and Mrs. Longworth, who
are in Cincinnati for the May festival are
attracting as much attention as ever. At
the afternoon concert they spent the in
terval of the second act in the park opposite
the hall. being watched and followed by
number of women, who also gave UP the
music to get a glimpse of the much talked
of bride and groom, as they left and
tered the playhouse.
Owing to Secretary Bonapartes illness,
the concert which was to have taken place
at his Baltimore home today will be held
at Mrs. McSherry's home at the same
hour.
After n-day visit to this city the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, E. V. Rice of Capt.
toll Hill, the Misses Viola and Louise
Walker have returned to their home In
Philadelphia.
Mrs Carrie Jacobs Bond of Chicago. who
is to give a recital this evening before the
League of American Penwomen, will arrive
this afternoon. She will stop at 1431
Rhode Island avenue and remain here until
Saturday.
Representative and Mrs Brooks of Colo
RADIO entertained at Il dinner last night,
when the Vice President and Mrs Fair
banks were the guests of honor and the
others present included Senator warren,
Miss French Octave ThaneD, Rev. Edward
Everett Hale, Miss Hale, Representative
Granger, Mrs. Francis w Goddard of Colo
RADIO Springs Colo, and Commissioner and
Mrs. Leupp.
Resident and diplomatic society was well
represented yesterday at the tea given by
Mrs George Whitfield Brown in honor of
the South Carolina Chapter of the COLONIAL
Danes. She was assisted in receiving by
the president of the chapter, Miss Van der
Herst; Miss Mary Lee of Virginia; Mrs.
Woolsey Asplnwall, Mrs. c. H. Campbell,
Mrs John Y. Taylor, Mrs. Hoes, Mrs Hill,
Mrs, Bloomer, Miss Foulke and MISS Errol
Brown. Mrs Foraker presided over the
handsomely appointed tea table, assisted
by Mrs Moorehead and Mrs Richard Har-
low served punch
Mrs Arthur Lee. who has Miss Mary Gus
tbs Lee as her guest, had in a company to
meet her at luncheon yesterday Mrs Henry
St George Tucker Mrs. Dulaney Hunter,
Mrs Harlow, Mrs. McCallum, Mrs. Turner,
Mrs Hemphll, Mrs. Moorehead, Mrs Simp-
son. Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. Coke,
Mrs. Frances Block. Mrs. Leigh Robinson,
Mrs. Runman, Mrs Cabell and Mrs John
Grant of Georgia.
The Austrian ambassador and Nine. Hen
gelmuIler will leave tomorrow for New
York to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Van
derblt at their home at Hyde Park.
Can't and Mrs Charles B. Wheeler en-
tertained at dinner last night Admiral and
Mrs Mason. Gen. Crozier Mrs. Lincoln and
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Oracle of New York.
The British ambassador and his niece,
Miss Everild Duran. expect to sail tomor-
row for England, their departure having
been deferred a week.
Mrs. E A Haines has gone to New York
for a short stay.
quiet but pretty wedding was that of
Miss Mabel De La Vergne, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan De La Fergne. to Mr..
Charles Harris of Salisbury, n. c., which
took place at Wilson Memorial Church
Wednesday evening at o'clock. Rev. E.
H. Lamar was the officiating clergyman.
The bride. who was unattended, was be-
comingly attired in white, with hat to
match. A reception to the immediate
friends followed at the home of the BRIDE