Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-15


Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse are
entertaining d house party of distinguished
foreign guests at their beautiful residence
his eXcclency Lieut.. Gen. Alfred F. J. L.
Won Loewenfeld general adjutant of his
majesty the German emperor, who is the
personal representative of Emperor Will
liam. and Col. Gustaf Dckhuth, lieutenant
colonel of the German army who accom-
panied Lieut. Gen. Loewenfeld to Pittsburg
Mrs. Westinghouse is also entertaining Col
Dickhuth's daughter, Fraulein Use Dick
huth and Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Moberly Bell
of the London Times. Saturday night a
large dinner was given in their honor, at
which the Belgian minister was also pres
ent.
The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs j.
Fandell Cain. The Pines located in the
Catholic University grounds, near Brook
land, was the scene of a very happy gath
ering of young people on Saturday even
ing last. The function was given in honor
of Miss Mary Mildred Cain and their son.
Joseph Harvey Cain, who is associated with
the isthmian canal commission, at Pan
anna and who has been home on a vacation
for few weeks.
string orchestra furnished the music
for the dancing, and a buffet supper was
served at II o'clock. The parlors were
lastly arranged and decorated with palms,
flowers and flags, and here and there the
bright-colored pennants of Gonzaga Col
lege and Georgetown University heightened
the color effects.
Mrs. Louis A. Fischer, Mrs. William S.
Mccarthy and Mrs. Cain acted as chap
erons of the occasion, and the guests were
Miss Annie Crawford, Miss Clare Dillon.
Miss Agnes Downey, Miss Marie Duff Miss
Loretto Fitzgerald. Miss Florence Gering,
Miss Ida Hayes. Miss Edna NJ. Hillyard,
Miss NJ. Roberta Howard, Miss Mary B.
Mcclellan, Miss Edith MCGEE, Miss Marie
MCGEE, Miss Anna Maisak, Miss Agnes
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Sheridan, Miss Teresa Sheridan, Miss Agnes
Smith, Miss Margaret NJ. Summers, Miss
Marguerite Titus. Miss Rose Van Reuth.
Miss Edna c. Wade, Robert j. Ballard,
Edward Connolly, James Cummisky, Will
liam A. Crawford Aloysius ]. Fealy. Alloy
sius S. Fennell, jr., Thomas r. Fitzgerald,
Walter J. Fransioli, Francis MCGEE, w
Harry Mahan. T. Harry Maxwell, Joseph
A. Merva, John c. Moran, John A. Myers,
Peter NJ. Nicrpso, Thomas C. Quinn. Ed
ward Ralph. Leo A. Rover, Leo A. Smith
and John Sheridan.
Miss Corinne Kirby Cook assisted by her
cousin. Mrs. Maud E. Cole of Marlboro,
masquerade given at her home. E street
northwest, Friday night, April IL, 1907. The
parlors were tastefully decorated. Re-
freshments were served in wigwam.
Among those present were Miss Corinne
Kirby Cook, Mrs. Maud E. Cole, Miss Pearl
Keys. Miss Mary Colbert, Miss Agnes Cook,
Mr.. Ernest Wood; Mr.. John Keys, Mr..
James Gibson. Miss Pearl Sewell. Miss
Ethel Pate. Mr.. and Mrs. Fraz. Carol,
Capt. III. S. Drear, Mr.. Sherman Sneed,
Mr. James Washington. Mrs. Cook and
Mrs. Wood of North West
The washington Colony of New England
Women held a meeting last Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Richard Rathbun,
1922 Massachusetts avenue. The subject
for discussion was Literary and Moral
Leaders of the Seventeenth Century," Mrs
Ellis Logan contributed a paper on John
Cotton Mrs C. David White one on THE