Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-31

| l.
Alvarez Calderon, one of the popular
| daughters of the former Peruvian min
| lister to Washington. and Mr.. Eugenio
SubercaseauX of France. The ceremony
| was performed in the historic Church
| Of Belen. Mrs. -Adelina Roel de Alvarez
e'alderon, the mother of the bride. and
Mr.. Fernando Subercaseaux, brother of
| the groom. In representation, of the lat
ter's father. who was unable to be pres
| ent, acted as padrinos, or godparents. On
| the entrance intort church of the bridal
party Mendelssohn'e wedding march was
played. and during the ceremony 1.-The
choicest music was rendered. The church
| ceremony was followed by reception at
| the home of Senior and Sonora Calderon.
| The guests included the leading Peruvian
families and members OF the foreign So
ciety OF Lima.
| Mr. and Mrs. Subercaseaux passed their
suburb OF Lima, and then proceeded to
Santiago. which they will leave in the
spring in order to take up their permanent
residence in France: Mr.. Subercaseaux
belongs to promipent French Chilean
family. He first met his bride in San
tiago after Minister Calderon's transfer
from Washington to that post.
Baroness Hengelmuller. wife Of the AUS
TRAN ambassador. will be at home to her
friends every Saturday evening after din
ner. throughout January.
Mrs. Edward Sydney Fowler, wife of
the collector of the port of New York.
win assist Mrs. Cortelyou in receiving her
guests on New Year day. Mrs. Fowler,
formerly Miss Tweedale. is a niece of
Col. John Tweedale. U. S. A, retired.
Lord Albert Fairfax is down in Prince
George county visiting Mrs. George W.
Berry and will be there several days. He
Is looking over his old plantation at
Northampton.
Miss Edgarina Hastings, niece of JUS
tice Martin F. Morris. ne of the most
admired and popular of last winters de-
butantes. entertained last night over sixty
couples at a dance at her home. There
was beautiful floral decoration through
out the house and on the supper table.
Mrs. Hastings was in q light gray lib
erty satin, and Miss Hastings wore
dainty robe of pale blue radium silk and
lace. Miss Julia Cherbonnier Of Balti-
more, prettily dressed IN white lace, was
present and will spend the remainder Of
the week with Miss Hastings.
Miss Brooke entertained a few friends
last evening who are here for the holi-
days. The guests included Miss Kinnear.
Miss Suefferle, Miss Kengia, Miss
Weaver and Miss Offutt, Mr.. Thomas Of
California. Mr.. Kengia, Mr.. Bowles. Mr..
Mr.. NJ Brooke.
Mrs Garfield will entertain at lunch
con Friday in honor of Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid.
The Secretary of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Straus have as guests their two
daughters. Mrs. Hochstadter and Mrs.
with the latter tomorrow. Mrs. Hoch-
stadter will remain with her parents for
about a month, while her sister will re-
turn to New York this week. Isidor
Straus, brother Of the Secretary. and Mrs.
Isidor Straus, are also house guests.
Owing to the death of Mrs. James L.
Marshall, on the 26th instant. the recep-
1910 Q street, for New Year day, is re-
called.
Rear, Admiral. Reiter will entertain at
tea this afternoon. from until $50
o'clock, at his home on 18th street. in
honor OF Miss Edith Benham and Miss
Juliette Williams. Mrs. Elizabeth r. Ben
ham and Mrs. John Phillip will preside
at the tea table.
last night at Linthicum Hall and was a
very successful event. Mrs. Henry 8. Mat
thews. Mrs Charles H. Cragen, Mrs. D. L.
Wilson, Mrs. William 3. Orme and Mrs.
]. Holdsworth Gordon welcomed the
guests and acted as chaperons.
The hall was attractively decorated with
festoons Of Christmas green's and holly.
Among those present were Capt and Mrs.
Summeriin, Miss Juliet Williams. Miss
Lillian Stone. the Misses Shepard. the
Misses Slack Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlees. Mr..
Thomas Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Pc
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Armistead Peter, DR..
and Mrs. Beaie. Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins
Hume. Miss Adee, Mr.. and Mrs. Wagga-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, the Misses
Fitch. Mrs. Evans, Miss Clabaugh, Miss
schaeffer, Miss Chase, Miss Lincoln. Miss
Hatfield, Miss Halford. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Bull, Lieut.. Dietrich, Lieut.. Berry, Lieut..
Merchant MesSrs. Williams, Scott Hume,
Crist, Ecker. White. Gordon, Dunlop Sell
den, Parker, Jones. Beverly, Naylor.
Scantling. Palmer, Nicholson, DR.. Walker,
DR.. Lehr, Dr., HURT and Dr.. Dunlop.
Miss Christine Kean Roosevelt OF New
York Is the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Kean, and her uncle, Senator Kean.
and will go to the White House for