The Washington times., 1906-04-18


cSs Won Sternburg gave q dinner last
night in honor or the French Ambas-
sador and Nine Jusserand. inviting TO
meet them the Chilean Minister and
Sonora Walker Martinez. Admiral
Dewey. Senator Allison. Senator Nean.
Mrs HoDson- Miss Ecan. Mrs, Cameron.
Miss Williams. Miss Langham. Miss
Morton. Miss Boardman. Representa-
tive Bourise Cochran. Mr. and Mrs
Eustis. ViscOunt de Chambrun. OF the
French embassy; Baron Won dem
Bussche- -Haddenhausen. Of the German
embassy. and +. Won Kuhlman. OF the
German embassy.
Representative and Mrs. John W
Dwight entertained al dinner last even
ing in honor of the Secretary Of Com
merce and Labor and Mrs MetcaIf.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hume entertained
at dinner last night the entire wedding
party. sixteen in all. who attend their
daughter. Miss Mabel Hume and Lieut.
Henry g Jewett, at their marriage in
the Church Of the Ascension at . o. clock
This afternoon
Miss Ruth Halford. one OF the brides
maids. entertained Miss Hume and her
other maids at luncheon yesterday. Miss
Hume is a graduate Of Nassar and
was illustrator for the NassaTiaH. the
college paper. during her three years
at college.
Mrs stephen r EIkins and Miss
Elkins. who have spent the past few
days in New York, returned to town
Last night
Mrs. DUPONT Lee. of Baltimore. an
Eounces the engagement Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Constance c. Lee. TO Seuor
Don Luis Pastor. first secretary and
charge d'ahfaires OF the Spanish lega-
tion. Senior Pastor is a man Of many
social graces as well as diplomatic
ability. and is the second secretary Of
that legation 10 win the heart of an
American girl while serving in that
capacity. the first heart affair being
that OF Miss Alice Ward and SenOr
Riano. who were married year or so
ago.
Senor Pastor was the only member
of the Spanish legation TO return TO
Washington after the close OF the
Spanish-American war. and by his tact
secured and retained the friendship or
everyone
Miss Lee comes OF the Virginia family
Of that name and is the second cousin
of Gen. Robert f.. Lee, of Confederate
fame Since making her debut in Bal
timore society three years ago she has
attained great popularity She is also
a splendid linguist.
Henry Parkman. of Boston, arrived
in Washington today as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker.
Mrs. Robert Lee O'BrIen will be at
home this afternoon at TS7 Girard
street
The Mems Club of Christ Church par
ish. Georgetown will give an illustrated
song recital this evening at $50 o'clock.
in Linthicum Hall. s. Percy Thompson
will be the soloist-
The Neighborhood He.:se clubs and
classes Will give an Easter festival
Saturday, April IS at tfe Nei6hbor-
hood House, 45S n street southwest. for
the purpose Of securing a new and
larger gymnasium and auditorium.
A benefit tea for the ChiIdren's Coun-
try Home will ba given this afternoon
from to o'clock at the residence
of Miss Eastman. 1895 Seventeenth
street, by the FoUr-Leaf Clover Club.
Of which she is a member. Everyone
interested in the home win be welcome.
and a delightfully."- youthful air WI be
given by the young girls. members of
the club, who will preside.
Miss Mary Stead viii preside at the
ice cream table. assisted by Miss Ger
Adelaide Heath, Miss Elsie Jewett, Miss