Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-22
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
JAPANESE AMBASSADORS BREAKS
BREAD WITH RUSSIANS.
More Departures for Foreign Shores
Other Events-Personal
Notes.

The Russian ambassador and Baroness
Rosen gave dinner last night In honor of
the Japanese ambassador and Viscountess
Aoki. The other guests included Minister
from the Netherlands and Nine. van Swim
deren, the counselor of the Japanese en-
| hassy and Nine. Miyaoka, Baroness Eliza
| beth Rosen, the charge dafaires OF Spain,
Count and Countess Seckendorf. Senior Don
| Luis Pastor, and Prince Koudacheff Of the
Russian embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. Her.
| man Oelrichs and Brig. Gen. George B.
Davis and Mrs. Davis were on outgoing
| ships from New York yesterday.
The counselor of the japanese embassy
and Nine. Mayioli have taken an apart
| ment in the Highlands. They are the most
recent additions to the diplomatic circle,
weeks ago.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, accompanied by her
son, Potter Palmer jr., returned to Chi
cago last week. All her plans for the sum-
mer, which included an automobile tour of
southern France and a house in London
during the season, were abandoned upon
receiving news of the sudden death of her
mother, Mrs. II. II. Honore.
Mrs. Thomas F. Richardson will go to
her summer home, Holly Hill, Jerusalem
road, Cohasset. Mass, the first week in
June, and will have as guests for the sea-
son her son-in-law and daughter. DR. and
Mrs. Charles ]. White and their children,
of Boston.
The bridge party in aid of the San Fran
cisco sufferers Of Golden Gate Park to be
held at Rauscher's this evening is growing
into large proportions. Among those hav-
ing tables are Mrs c. II. Davis, Mrs.
shiras, Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. John o. Evans,
George C. Reid, Mrs. Seth Shepard, Mrs.
c. A Spaulding, Capt. Henry McCrea, Mr.
Henry " Tulloch, Mrs. Orange Ferris, Mrs.
Edward A. Balloch, Mrs ]. w. Pilling, Gen.
Rufus Saxton, Mrs. Isaac Henderson Mrs.
Holcombe Mrs Dalzell, Mrs. ]. ]. Stephens
the Misses Morris Mrs. E. K. Moore and
many others. The hall is large and cool,
and 1t is expected that several hostesses
will adjourn to Rauscher's. Many beauti-
full prizes have been donated. There will
be one for each table.
The engagement has been announced of
Mrs. Anna Lee Morrill,. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse w. Lee of 2123 18th street,
to Mr.. Arthur E. Merkel of Cleveland.
Ohio. The wedding will take place in the
fall.
Prof. and Mrs. Jose Sirvent have closed
their home in Vermont avenue and are at
their Acacia cottage in Capitol View Park.
Montgomery county, Md, for the summer.
Miss Tierney of Hyattsville. Nd, and
her guest, Miss Pennington spent Saturday
and Sunday In Annapolis for the hop at
the Naval Academy.
Miss Genevieve Byrnes of Capitol Hin is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. T. Cooper, in
Richmond, Va.
DR.. Douglas Hyde and DIR. Maurice Fran
els Egan were guests at luncheon at the
White House Sunday.
Medical Director D. Kindleberger. u S.
n. and wife have arrived in Washington
from Norway a short visit to their son,
D. NJ. kindleberger, 1927 G street north
west.
The many friends of Miss Sadie Teas
Stotsenburg, formerly of this city, will learn
| with regret that she is seriously i'll at the
home of her brother, 657 East Wensley
street, philadelphia.
Mr.. John Quincy Adams Col. George
Clinton Batcheller of New York and Mr..
VIM. B. Matthews of this city We're honor
guests last week of President Tyler of Will
liam and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va,
donated money for the erection of library
building, and other donations are being
made in honor of the great record of the
Old Crown College. Sunday last Mrs OAR
ling and her friends were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews at the Woodley.
Mrs. TRANSFORMERS numerous VIII
be glad to learn that she is recovering from
a serious but successful operation at the
hospital. which, it is expected, will be the
cause of her ultimate restoration to health.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Taft
were in Baltimore last night and were
dned by Mrs. George HI. Williams The
other guests were Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Bonaparte Postmaster ana
| Mrs. w. Hall Harris, Mrs. T. Harrison
Garrett. DIR. Daniel c. Gilman, Mr.. Theo-
DaI ND Nfr
Noel Wyatt Secretary and Mrs. Taft re-
turned last night. The Tafts will summer
at Murray bay, Canada, where they have
cottage.
DIR. and Mrs G. Lloyd Magruder have re-
moved to Stcneleigh Court
The Seminole Club held it's regular meet
| ing last eevning at the residence of Its
president c. L. Bell, and arrangements
were completed for river excursion After
| the business piano selections were rendered
! by Miss A Turner and Mr. G.. Altofer.
| vocal solos by Mr.. A. Turner and Mr. Ben,
and dancing was enjoyed until II O'Clock.
| Refreshments were served during the even
| ing
| Cen. and Mrs Chaffee and Rear Admiral
| and Mrs. Coghlan will be the guests of
| Gen and Mrs. Charles f. Roe at their
| country house in Highland Falls, n. Y,
| during a part of June.
| ter Elizabeth left last Sunday for a two
| weeks trip to New York and Atlantic City.
| At the marriage of Miss Evelyn Talley
| Cronin and Mr.. Richard Coulter Drum
| Hunt at Christ Church, June 6, at 100 IN,
| Messrs Morgan Oliphant, brother of groom;
| Robert Hagner, Harry Finney, Frederick
| Berthrong, Charles Doing and George Min
| negerode will be ushers. Mr.. Henry J.
| Hunt third, will be best Miss Kath-
| crime Falley will be maid of honor, while
| the bridesmaids will be the Misses Margaret
| Scudder, cousin of the bride; Margaret
! OIiphant, sister of the groom; Martha Sal
| vert and Elizabeth Hoover. Little Miss
Katherine Scudder is to be flower girl and
| Master Campbell Oliphant ring bearer. The
wedding procession will be led by Christ
| Church choir, singing the wedding march.
| The reception to follow will be small one,
only intended for relatives and bridal party.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Henry w. Loving of Dodge, Ca, and
yIyD Do