Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-01
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. FAIRBANKS HAD GUESTS TO
LUNCHEON TODAY.
Last Nights Dinners and Some Conn
ing ones-Travel Plans
Personals.


Atlantic City tomorrow for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fairbanks are 1eav-
ing for the west tomorrow.
Senator and Mrs. Dryden gave dinner
last night. when their guests were Justice
and Mrs. Holmes. Senator Frye. Senator
and Mrs Spooner. Senator Foster. Senator
Crane. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Ridgely, AS
sistant Secretary of War Oliver. Mrs. Ho-
bart. Mrs. Stanley Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs
winthrop Bradley, Mr., and Mrs. Gan. Mrs.
Nicholas Fish, Mrs. Wilmer. Miss Squire
Mr.. Shontz and Col. and Mrs. Kuser.
Mr. and Mrs. Westinghouse concluded
pleasant week of being entertained here last
night and returned to New York. They are
not likely to open their house here at all
this spring. though they will be back here
the middle of the month to accept other in
vftations. They are going abroad early In
April for six weeks stay. and upon their
return will probably go to their place at
Lenox.
Mr. Whitelaw Reid. United States ambas-
sador to Great Britain. who has not been
well since he returned to England. Mrs.
Reid and Miss Reid have left London for
Paris, where they will remain q week.
From the French capital Mr.. Reid and his
family will go to the Riviera. They expect
to be absent from London about month.
Mrs. and Miss Menefee and the ladies of
the Washington College will be at home in
formally tomorrow from to 6.
The marriage of Miss Annie NJ Corcoran,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs e. b. Corcoran,
and Mr.. Richard Gibson-Tayior took place
last evening. The bride who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a travelling
gown of gray and carried shower bouquet
of bride yiOletS Mr. and Mrs
Gibson-Taylor will spend their honeymoon
In the south
Mrs NJ A. Daily announces the marriage
of her daughter, Clara Bell. to Kennon Vail
of Ohio, on Tuesday, February n. The
marriage was solemnized by the Rev. Rob
ert M. Moore at the home OF the bride, 220
street northwest. only the family being
present
A birthday party was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Herbert, 800 I street
southwest, February 20. in honor of their
daughter Nettie. who was the recipient of
many handsome presents. Music and games
were INDUCED in until a late hour, after
which refreshments were served. Among
those present were Misses Rizpah Finotti
Kate Harleston. Cora Taylor, Louise Brendt
Mabel Dyer. Myrtle Greenlaw, Mary DUR
Young, Sybil Reed Florence Hayden,
Messrs. Herbert G. Ofenstein, John Webb
Clayton A. Beal, Lester Taylor, John T.
Herbert jr., Ray Ackers, Richard Dutton
Raymond Herbert, Roland Herbert, C. W.
H ID les Mr.; and Mrs; Frank Lingebach;
Mrs. p. ]. Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian
Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Achterkirchen
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Swami, Mr. and Mrs. Milligan.
A very enjoyable party was given by the
Clover Leaf Pleasure Club at the residence
Of Mrs. j. E. Steele, 1920 X street southeast
Games were enjoyed by all, after which a
substantial collation. was served In the din
ing room. which was handsomely decorated
with the national colors. Among those pres
ent were Misses Annie Hutcherson, Flor
ence Billups, Edna Schwartz Josephine
walters, Eva Higgs, Marie Fey, Maggie
Rabe, Mary Tucker, Eva Sweeney, Hattie
shelton. Dorothy Lee, Josephine Johnson
Edna Poole, Margaret Vanderslice Ruth
Jaeschke, Mamie Jaeschke Mrs NJ Little
ford, Mrs Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Tucker
MI. and Mrs. f. A Jaeschke Mr. ana Mrs
J.; II. steele, Messrs. Roy Tucker, Everett
Steele, George Tucker, Earl Jarboe. Crank
Deuterman, Clarence Steele William Few
Frank ktdwell, Jacob Rodisky William Lit
tG1eford, George Fey. Edward Deuterman,
clinton Brown, Sam Coleman, William
Tucker, Clinton Tucker Mr. Billups Prizes
won at the donkey party were awarded to
MISS Marie Fey and Mr.. Everett Tucker,
Rev and Mrs H. T. Sweeney ~ J,a,oro
VIII be present at a tea given at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Benjamin Alvord. Both and q
streets 81 ., northwest, by the Womans Society
or the Vermont Avenue Christian ChurcI
Friday from to o'clock Mrs. + r Mo-
rison and Mrs. S. L. Stephenson will nresido
IN the tea room, assisted by Misses Mar
sares ana katherine Alvord Nettie L. Nor
WOOD. Ethel Sunny and Emily Van A.
uaie. me hostesSes will be Mrs Reniomt,,
AIvord, Mrs James /. Parker Miss T. g
woas hI IMAM MIS-: Frey, Mrs. Thomas Nor
wood, Mrs. Perkins Mrs Josenh w. a.
dale and Mrs. C. w. Shelton. an 1AfS
"A musical of unusual merit. which IN
" some OF the best talent to he had
IN Washington, was given by Mr. ana NJ
r. II. Dalgleish at their home on & strast
MONDAY night. Those present wara sI.
ana Mrs David selhe, Mr.. Mrs. and Miss
MI qe and MI Mrs ana Miss s Small. Mrs. chipley
Mr; and Mrs James Dslgleish. Mrs M a.
Daigieish. Mr.. and Mrs. Potter. Mr. WI.
nam nam MneIheiser, Miss Matte Gibson. the
Misses Bell and Janey Gibson. Mr. So,,ba- o
land. Mr.. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs
Jaws MRS Facius, Mr., Mrs and the
Misses Atlee, Mr.. Herndon Morseu NJ
Aooiph Close Mr., Johannes Mie1sch, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Martin Mr.. and Mrs C,barIa.
Meyers, DR.. j. C. Exner Mr. and Mrs NJ
D. Hensy, Mr.. F. A. Murray. Mr. Artb,r
Middleton, Mr.. Xander, Miss Ella start
MI, and Mrs; Walter Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.. Tilghman, Mr.. and Mrs Exnicios Mr.
and Mrs. William Keye Miller. Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Gage, Mrs Stidham, Mr. Hoover
MISS Salile macon, Mr.. W?Humphrey Mrs
Pitkfn Miss Clancy, Mr. Roderfcf (. Mrs
Jack Switzerland and Master Robert DAT
gleish. The Metropolitan Quartet, assisted
by Johannes Miersch and Adolph Close are
to give a recital Easter week The MEM
bers of the quartet are Mrs A r. Gage
Mrs. William X. Miller, Mrs B. M Dal,
gleish and Mrs. n. d. Exnictos
Miss Jackson and her brother Mr.. Hunt
ington Jackson. leave tonight for Palm
Beach. where they intend to remain for two
or three weeks.
Mrs. Martha A. Rigby, with q party OF
friends, has gone to Atlantic City to spend
the month Of March.
The Pro Re Malta Woman's Club rave q
delightful luncheon at the Shoreham yes
terday in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Ion Per.
dicaris. The president of the club, Mrs.
Hillebrand, acted as hostess. and the others
at table were Senator and Mrs. Burrows,
Representative and Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Benjamin, DIR. Hiilebrand, Mr.,
and Mrs. David s. White, Mrs. Mary s.
Lockwood, Mrs. Bodfisb Mrs. Tanner, Mrs
Guss, Mrs. Main, Mrs. Bieo, Mrs. Tuiloch,
Miss Tuley, Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. MacLennan,
Mrs. Jewell, Miss jackson, Mrs. Willrie and
Mrs. Scribner. The committee having the