Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11
SOCI E T Y
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visiting her family in New Jersey. is now
| located at 14O1 Massachusetts avenue.
| Justice and Mrs McKenna have an apart
| ter, Mrs. John L. Pultz Of New York, is
| now their guest.
The annual sale of the work of the in
| mates of the House of Mercy will be held
| next Wednesday from to g at the home,
| and as usual the ladies of the board of
managers will be present and preside. Tea
| and cakes will also be on sale.
| The minister from Ecuador and Madame
Carlo have arrived in the city with their
| ten children, five boys and five girls, and
I are located at 1922 Connecticut avenue The
1 three eldest daughters, Miss Marie Angelica,
| Miss Anna Christiana and Miss Teresa, are
| all fine linguistS and accomplished mu-
| sicans, having been educated in. New York
| city and for the past two years in Paris
at convent. They made their first bow
/ to- society here last Thursday at a tea
given by Miss Sands. Madame Carlo, who
is a woman of charming manners. will
| receive on Saturday the first week in De-
| cember, and will be assisted by her three
| interesting daughters. who have received
! with her at their former home In New
| York.
| The minister of Panama and Nine. ]. D.
! de Obaldia and their little son. Domingo,
| arrived in the city last Wednesday and are
located at the Highlands.
Mr. P. Casanair Wilson and family are
now located at 1879 Q street, where they
will be pleased to see their friends
Commander and Mrs Phelps gave a
| theater party, followed by supper. IN
honor of their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
colt Bcyans of Boston, Mass. Other house
| guests who were in the party were Mr.
| Reid Yates. Mr.. Edward Duval and Misses
| Fisher and Felps.
| Mice Frances Sands gave an informal tea
| on Thursday afternoon to about thirty of
| her young friends in honor of the Misses
| Carlo, the three young daughters of the
| minister from Ecuador
| Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald W. Beall of 1441
Chaplin street and their two daughters,
| Gladys and Esther, have gone to Baltimore
| to spend few days visiting relatives
| DR.. and Mrs Stutz entertained at dinner
| last week in honor of DR.. StutZs birthday
| The table was beautifully decorated with
| pink carnations. The out-of-town guests
| present were Mrs. Seick of Neral, Wis.
| and Mrs. Fred Stutz of Albany, N T.
Gen. Robert Smith and family of New
York have come to the city and expect to
make this their home. Gen. Smith has
bought a country home in Fairfax county,
Va They are located at 1886 18th street
northwest. The two older daughters are
interesting young ladies and viii make
their bow to society in few weeks
Admiral and Mrs. Fred Rodgers gave a
dinner in honor of Admiral William II.
Emory last week The table was beauti-
fully decorated with smilaX and white
flowers.
Mrs Alice Harvey of L street northwest
celebrated her birthday by giving a dinner
last week. Music was a feature of the
evening. Mrs. Fannie Hempstone con-
tributed several vocal solos and Cornelia
Parker played d violin solo. Those pres
ent were Mrs Cole. Miss Emma Wheat,
Miss Parker, Miss Olga Hempstone. Mrs.
Fannie Hempstone, Mr.. Hempstone and Mr..
| and Mrs. Murphy.
Mrs Hughes, widow of Commander
Hughes, and her daughter, Miss Martha,
are in the city and have located at the
Sheridan on 18th street northwest for the
winter.
Miss Virginia Miller is visiting her
friend. Mrs. w. H. Sholes, at 101 Maryland
avenue northeast.
Mrs. Smith X. Fitzhugh and her two in
teresting children left for California last
week after having spent the past six
months with her mother-in-law, Mrs. L. X.
Fitzhugh
Senior and Sonora Perez Triana of Coom-
bia, who have been spending the past
month at the Grafton, have gone to Lon
don to spend the winter.
Col John P Wiser, military attache at
Berlin, and Mrs. Wiser and their two chill