Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-11
THE WORLDOF SOCIETY
THE GoDoY SILVER WEDDING
PARTY THIS AFTERNOON.
Other Inequalities Of Recent Date
Timely Personal
Notes.

Senior and Madame Godoy of the Mexican
embassy will celebrate at an afternoon re-
ception today the twenty-ffth anniversary
of their wedding. which took place in San
Francisco. In addition to their large house
party, which includes Madame Perrin.
mother of the hostess, who has come from
California for the event. the receiving party
will consist of Mrs. Creel. wife of the Mexi-f
can ambassador: Madame Caideron. wife of
the Bolivian minister Madame Leger, wife
of the Ifaytian minister: Madame Carlo,
wife Of the minister of Ecuador, and the
Misses Carlo, Miss Calderon, Miss Calyo
and Miss Brodie.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis B. Crowninshield.
who were the guests of the latters father'
Senator Dupont. here during the past fort
night have returned to their Boston home.
having been most deliberately entertainer
and feted during their visit to the capuai.
Mrs Crownnshield is one of the handsom-
est and wealthiest of the Young Boston
matrons.
Mrs. Bonaparte, wife of the Attorney Cen
eral. is i'll at her home in Baltimore with
tonsilitis
Miss Adrienne Shreve entertained parry
of little friends Friday evening at her nome'
1913 Sth street northwest, the occasion pc
ing the celebration of her eighth olrtnGay'
Games were INDUCED in, end musical se!ec
lions rendered by Miss cora snlese -, the
of the hostess, after which. headea Dy the
hostess, to march music, the gay party en-
tered the dining room, where poun.,l n.
spread had been prepared: Inose P[esen'
Catherine Koones, Helen and Henrietta
Berens. -Neiish Perkins, lsapele nlaeSy,
Esther Lohrer, Helen Flammer' Maaola
smithson. Ethel Bagma IT, M airy Masters
Frederick Berens, Ralph Day, Marion anu
Charles Stott.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Long of r
s,rae+ Northeast gave a surprise party re-
centIv to their youngest daughter MISS
Blanche Long. The evening was spen. ~
music and games and later tne youne
guests were invited into the dining room,
Where tables, arranged in the shape OF an
+, awaited the merrymakers: Inc room was
nrofusely decorated with palms and pot1eo
plants and on the ends OF eaSh .ae sreen
CLOVIS made an attractive showing MIS- MIS-:
alexander Long was assisted assisted Py Gors
annie C. Long, Mrs. George T.. III
bett and Mrs Charles IS Ao Misses Ada
Stack Nellie Stack, Inez Silver. Mary hes.
ter Nellie Ward, Estelle Harden, Louise
Klenk. Helen Sharp, Barbara kretscnIu'
Picbard Patton, Earle Lewis. Earle Lynn,
Pobert Thomas Ralph HoweH, naIpn
Rogers Thomas Harden. Robert WhI n.s;a
r. Kalisher, Colon Omohundro anu oss'o
O'Neil..
Mr. and Mrs D. Y. Carroll announce the
marriage of their daughter Theresa 10 MI
Ross f. Pollock of Pensacola, o ri San
day. March Z. 1901 American ies"'io'''
to Domingo, West Indies
A pleasant evening was spent last fria aa,
at the residence of Mr.. r. r. HAYNES, %
1Jth street northeast in honor Of his dausn-
ter's Miss Louise NJ. Haynes, elghteehtn
birthday The house was peauti Wy ~
Grated with palms and ferns, anu lne 49,.
ing was spent playing games, prizes oei1s
given to the winners, Miss warren y;
Sreecy and Miss Sadie Kerper: bountifui
repast was served, the table being peauti-
present were Miss Louise M. Haynes, the
Misses Vireie Wright Warren. rCreecy,
Ruby Hall, Lille Wright. Minnie Browm'
Sadie Kerper, Mary Coakley, Meme e 1 Seaia'
Harwood Hall, Edwin Settle, Turner Cox
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Beall and Mr. K H.
Haynes.
William Bayard Cutting will give dinner
at their New York home in honor OF Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Cowles March H.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley gave small lunch
con yesterday when her guests were Mr..
and Mrs John B. Henderson, jr., Mrs An
drews Miss Crosby, Lieut. Commander ana
Nine. Blaupre Lieut.. Commander Charles
F. Hussey. Mr.. Henry and Mrs. William
Bowie Clark.
Mrs j. Van Vechten Olcott will be at
home tomorrow, informally. at the New
Willard.
Mrs Marshall Field returned to Chicago
last Monday, and on Thursday entertained
100 women al a morning musicale at which
a number of professional artists took part.
1t was the first time Mrs. Field had opened
her home at 1905 Prairie avenue for large
affair since Mr.. Fields death, more than
wear ago. In her first year of mourning
she gave only small dinners and luncheons
to which her closest friends were asked.
The drawing room at the musicale was
bower of pink roses and white lilacs. Much
the same form of decoration was employed
throughout the entire lower floor, where,
after the music, the guests were seated at
small tables for a delicious luncheon. Pink
roses and white lilacs adorned each table.
The ladies of the G. A. R. will give re-
ception tomorrow evening at G. A. r. Hall
in honor of Mrs. Dalton, national president
of the organization.
Mrs. William H. H. Cissel will not be at
home tomorrow.
Miss Gertrude Caffery, daughter Of the
late Senator Donnelson Caffery of Louis
lana, and Mr.. Henry H. Classic Of this
CITY were married February o, at the
brides home plantation, Halheigh La. Ow-
ing to the recent family bereavement the
event was very quiet one. DR.. Reid Hunt
was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Classic are
now residing at 2O2O N street. this city.