Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-23
THE WORLD OF Society
MUSICALE AT THE WHITE HOUSE
TONIGHT.
Recent Events and Some Of the Flu
ture-Trave1 Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.

1 SOAd1 NOtcSs
A musicale for which the invitations
were issued last week, will be given tonight
at the White House. The hour is 9:3O.
Last night at st. Marks Church q large
gathering of friends witnessed the mar
rage Of Miss Louise Frances Bartlett and
Mr.. John Francis, Jr. The ushers who
| seated the guests and afterward preceded
the bridal party to the chanceI were Mr..
Alexis Yznaga, Mr.. Harold H. Martin, Mr..
James G. SHIRLEY and Mr.. William H.
| Mitchell.
The bride came in church with her
| father, Mr.. John w. Bartlett and was at
| tended by her sister, Miss Florence Bart
| lett. maid of honor, and the Misses
Louise bennington, Elizabeth Bonney jean
nette Medford and DR.. Clarissa Tufts as
| bridesmaids. The bride gowned in
| princess lace, made over chiffon and tat
| orange blossoms, and her shower bouquet
| was Of white roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore princess dress
of white dotted net over pink taffeta and
| carried pink roses.
The bridesmaids dresses were Of white
net over white, with pink satin girdles and
streamers. Wreaths of tiny pink roses
| were worn and bouquets of pink sweet peas
carried.
Mr.. Frederick w. Steckman was best
man. and Rev. DR.. w. L. Devries Of
! ficiated The chancel was set with palms
| and foliage plants, and Easter lilies filled
| the altar vases
| A reception followed at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. Bartlett, the latter receiving in a
| modest gown of ashes of roses crepe de
chine. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis left later for
1 honeymoOnd tour.
Mrs Robert Portner has returned from
abroad and Is at her home, 1104 Vermont
| avenue.
| Mrs Rose E. Wesson and daughter of
| Montreal Canada, have been the guests of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hattie E. Lowell, for
the past week, and will remain in Washing
ton to attend the wedding of her niece in
! the early part of May.
A musicale was given Saturday evening by
| the Newcomb Club of Bethesda, Md. Mrs.
| Jed Cuttings was the hostess for the even
| ing assisted by Miss Flournoy and Miss
Cuttings. The house was beautifully dec
| Grated with flowers, and dainty refresh
| ments were served musical program Of
| unusual interest was presented in which
| Miss Elizabeth Winston played several Sc
lections. The Rooster trio on the plano. vio-
| lin and cello; Miss Nellie Flournoy, a
| piano solo, and vocal selections by Miss
| Eveline Newcomb. Miss Mamie Bohrer and
Mr.. Montgomery Legge, accomplished mu-
! T. Newcomb. DR.. and Mrs. John Lewis, Mr..
| and Mrs Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs J. M. Nom
| son. Prof. and Mrs. Raphael Rooster, Mr..
and Mrs. Jed Cuttings. Misses Eveline New
| comb, Jessie Clarke, Nellie Fournoy. Nam
| ME Bohrer Bessie Hodges, Mary Hodges
| and Edith Cuttings, Messrs. Sage. Parke
| Flournoy, Stanhope Flournoy, Montgomery
| Legge Ralph Burgess, Karl Rooster and
| Paul Rooster.
| Saturday night last Major Gen. and Mrs.
| Gillespie entertained a dinner company at
| their home in New Hampshire avenue.
| Their guests were Bishop and Mrs. Satter-
| lee, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Newbery. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Nc
| Gowan, Justice and Mrs. Anderson, Gen.
| and Mrs. FitZhugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Larz
Anderson and Gen. and Mrs. Watts Kearny.
The engagement has Just been announced
| In Baltimore and is of interest here, where
the bride-elect has many friends. of Miss
| Corinne De Forest Montague and Lieut.
| Henry Croskey Muslin, United States navy
| Miss Montague is the youngest daughter OF
| Mrs Powhatan Montague of Baltimore and
| sister of Mrs. Basil Gordon Of this city,
| Mrs. Charles Philip Hill of Pittsburg and
| Mr.. Walter P. Montague of Baltimore. She
| Is also cousin Of Mrs. Alexander Brown
| and Mrs. William L. James She spent the
| winter here with her sister, Mrs. Gordon,
| and was to have made her debut next sea-
| SON. The marriage will take place early
| next winter.
| Lieut.. Muslin is son Of the late Thomas
| Muslin Of Philadelphia, and his mother Is
| Mrs. Lloyd of that city. He was graduated
| from the Naval Academy in 1896 and has
since won distinction. He was detailed for
special duty last winter in this city and is
| now stationed at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Wallace Neff gave a tea yesterday
| to meet the Princeton Triangle Club, and
| had about sixty girls of. the younger set to
| meet these talented gallants. The club S
symbol and the yellow and black were con-
! spicuous in the decorations Receiving with
Mrs; Neff were her daughter, Miss Nancy
| Neff, who is still a schoolgirl; Miss Fred
| erica Morgan, Miss Evelyn Chew. Miss
Katherine Jennings. Miss Constance Hoyt,
| Miss Faith Simpkins, Miss Yulie Noble
Miss Gladys Hinckley and the Misses Read.
| Mrs. Elkns entertained at a luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Donald A. Nc
| Lean of New York.
Countess Won Moltke Huitfeldt arrived
| last week in this city and is the guest of
| her mother, Nine. Bonaparte.
| Mr.. Pastor of the Spanish legation and
| Nine. Pastor were in Baltimore yesterday
| to say goodbye to Mrs. Lee mother of the
| latter Mrs. Lee will sail today to spend
the summer in Europe, most of the time in
| Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Garzigla will be at
home to their friends tomorrow, 4 to 7, at
1880 Quincy street, Brookland, D. C.
Miss Mary Hartman, daughter of DR.. J.
| Hartman of Baltimore, Is the guest Of
Miss Marie Grice Young.
Miss Leavitt will not be at home this
| evening, but will her friends on sue
| ceding Tuesday evenings at 14O1 H street
| northwest
Mrs. William G. Schafhirt will be at
| home, Informally, for the last time this
| season, Thursday, April Is.
Mrs. Julia Luchs of 1927 r street re-
turned from Philadelphia on Sunday, where
| she was the guest of her parents Mr. and
! Mrs. Levy, for four weeks.
Mrs. A. B. Copies of SO I street north
| west has as her guest Mrs. Anna r. Kolb
| of Philadelphia prior to her departure for
| Europe until next winter.
| Mr.. Herbert Putnam, librarian of Con-
gress, goes abroad this week, to be absent
for some weeks on official business. Mr.
| Putnams family will not accompany him.
| and will remain in Washington until June
| Alr anId MreszA JUolf az 1,.ia..a>