Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE HOST FOR
THE LoNawoRTHs.
The Horne-orchard Wedding on thu
17th-Travel Plans Per-
sonal Notes.

President and Mrs Faiiieres gave a bril-
Liant dinner last night at Elysee Palace in
Paris. In honor OF Representative and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth. The guests included
the American ambassador and Mrs. Nc
Cormick. the members of the STAFF of the
American embassy. Mr.. ]. g. A. Leishman,
American ambassador to Turkey, and Mrs.
Leishman; the foreign minister. NJ. Bour-
geois; the minister OF the interiar. NJ. Glenn
enceau. the minister of war NJ. Etienne:
the minister of marine M-Thomson The
minister OF public works, NJ. Barthaou
the minister OF agriculture, NJ. Ruau; NJ.
Jusserand. ambassador OF France to the
United States, and Mime. Jusserand. Gen.
Brugere, the Duke and Duchess of Cham
brun prominent military and naval officers
and notable members of society. A musl-
Gale followed, well known singers par,ici-
pating.
At the marriage of Miss Nellie Russell
Orchard and Mr.. Lewis Winsiow Horne on
the evening of the 18th at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church the bride will be
Douglas. Mr. Samuel w. Chase OF Maiden
Mass, will be best man and Messrs. Harry
c. Douglas W. L. Wright, Floyd A. Mil
Ter and Robert Moulton Horne of Maiden,
Will be ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Mcguire after a
stay at Narragansett Pier will finish the
summer at the warm springs in Virginia.
Col. Staples. DR. Staples and wife have
gone to Thousand Islands for the summer.
Miss Emma McCarter of Columbus Ohio,
is visiting her sister Mrs. W. D. Hughes,
a 657 H street northeast.
Nine. L. Macdonald of 1912 Q street
northwest has gone to Long Branch for q
two weeks rest.
At. st. Columbia's Roman Catholic
Church. New York city. June 80, 1906 MISS
Gertrude NJ. Gates of Washington and Mr..
P. R. Lyden of New York were married by
the Rev. Father Mcdonnell. The bride was
gowned in q pretty pearl silk deliberately
trimmed, and carried a bunch OF roses. The
best man and bridesmaid were cousins of
the groom. The young couple will spend
their honeymoon at Rockaway Beach and
Sheepshead Bay and will return to this city
in the fall They will visit the brides
mother, Mrs. w. E. Gates at 512 F street
northeast.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole of 17o4 10th
street had as their guest last week Mrs.
Mamie Stokes Sparks, wife of Rev. Milton
N. Sparks of Chester. Pa. After a short
stay Mrs. Sparks and her two daughters
left for Thoroughfare, Va, where they will
spend the remainder of the heated term
with her sister, Mrs. Edward Moore.
r, j. II.
ing street, Columbia Heights, accompanied
by their daughter. Miss Grace Bachelor,
left yesterday for Asbury Park, n. j.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
season took place last Saturday at the res
idence of Mr. and Mrs ]. H Simpson, Ana
costa, D. c. This Ideal home is situated at
the head of Jackson street, on high hill,
surrounded by tall trees and abundance OF
shrubbery. in the center of spacious lawn,
where hammocks and swinging chairs were
at the disposal of the guests, as well as
easy chairs on the broad porches.
Florence Crittenton Mission 21S Sd street
northwest Washington, D. c., Mrs. J. H.
Simpson, president, and Mrs. Emma g. Ell
lis, secretary. held a reception from to 10
pm. in honor of the local officers, Mr..
James T. Petty, president; Mr.. Thomas d
Robertson. treasurer and Mr.. Alfred Wood.
secretary. Also Mrs. Emma l.. Robertson,
national secretary: Miss McAuliffe. super
intendent Of training schools. Refreshments
OF coffee and substantials, as well cool
ing ices, were served by the following
named young ladies: Miss Emma Brasil
iers, Miss Alea Wood, Miss Airline Weeks,
Miss Bessie Hess, Miss Doney, Miss Marie
GUIDE, the Misses Jean. Olive and Esther
Simpson. 1t made a beautiful picture as
the young ladies, attired In white, glided In
and out among the guests on the lawn.
serving the guests 80 gracefully and gra-
oiously. Social converse singing and speak
ing was then the order Of the evening. Rev.
Cummings, pastor of the Anacostia Pres
byterian Church gave words Of welcome.
He was followed by remarks by Mr.. Rob
ertson, Mr.. Wood. DR.. s. c. Ellis and Mr..
Layton. Among those present were the
Rev. Mr.. Cummings and wife, Rev. John
Van Schaick. Jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. Reagan,
Mrs. Robbins. Mrs. GUIDE, Mrs. Clark, Mrs.
Hummel. Miss Rosina E. Hoyt, Miss Sulh-
van, Mrs Frisbie. Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Shade. Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Simpson Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Wood. DR.. and Mrs. s. E.
Ellis, Mrs Emma L. Robertson, Mrs.
White Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Mr.. Thomas
E. Robertson, Miss McAuliffe, Mrs. J. H.
Doney, Mrs. M. P. Smell. Mrs. r. c. Du-
mars, Miss Mary Jebb, Mrs. c. Herfurth,
Mrs. K. G. Hallock, Mrs. Brashears, Mrs.
Edna ]. LIE Roy, Mrs. E. A. Weeks Mrs.
John Gallagher, Mrs. W. J, Ethel and Mrs.
Paul ]. Smith.
Mrs. Lewis J. Battle and her mother,
Mrs. r. Q. Polkinhorn. left yesterday for
their cottage in Washington Grove, where
they will spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wharton Lester and the
Misses Ruth. Edith and Katherine Lester
and Miss Augusta Close registered yester-
day at the Paris office of the New York
Herald.
Mr.. Edmond Amateis is now spending his
vacation at North Chesapeake Beach, Md.
DR.. and Mrs. Jesse B. Schafhirt have re-
turned from their trip up the Hudson and
Asbury Park.
After a ten days visit to Lieut. Magru-
Lloyd Magruder and Miss Magruder are
now registered at the Chelsea Hotel