Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS BELRoSE PRESENTED II
COURT OF KHEDIvE.
Miss Carow Has Enjoyed the Cairo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Weddings.

Miss Julia Belrose of this city, who is
| yesterday presented at special audience
| to his highness, the khedive. Miss Carow,
| sister of Mrs. Roosevelt, presenting, in the alb
| sence of Mrs. Iddings. Miss Carow, who
has been stopping at our diplomatic agency
\ In Cairo for the past winter, will shortly
| return to her home in Rome.
The minister from Norway and Nine.
Hauge entertained at dinner last evening
| the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Met
calf, the assistant secretary of the navy
and Mrs. Newberry, the Spanish minister,
| the minister from Peru and Nine Pardo,
| Mr. and Mrs. John B. Henderson, jr, Col.
and Mrs. Cromwell, Mrs. Fish, Miss Sheri-
dan, Miss Hagner, Mr. Ross Todd of Louis
vile, the brother of the hostess, and Mr..
Pol LIE Teller Of the Belgian legation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Pinchot enter
tanned at dinner last evening the Russian
ambassador and Baroness Rosen, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Glover. Count and Countess
Hatzfeldt, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cum
reid, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Mum, Mrs. Ar
thur Dodge Of New York, NJ. Laboureur,
Mr.. Sturdy of the British embassy, JUS
tce Moody, Arthur Goldsboroagh and Rear
Admiral Caps.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Williams have is
sued the cards for the marriage Of their
daughter Frances to Mr. William Wallace
Mein Of johannesburg. South Africa. The
ceremony will be on April 4, at st. Thomas
Church, at noon, and will be followed by
small reception at the Williams home. The
brides attendants will include her sister.
Miss Gertrude Williams, maid of honor;
Miss Dorothy Williams, Miss Ruth Perkins,
Miss Feroline Perkins and Miss Katherine
Jennings of this city, with Miss Virginia
Field of Stockbridge, Mass, as brides
maids.
Minister and Madame Carlo and their
Interesting family group of son and daugh-
tiers were at home yesterday to large
company, as a farewell courtesy to the
circle of friends they have met mere Min
lister Carlo, who has been appointed to a
high position in his own country, will
leave here Friday, travelling in company
with the newly appointed American minis
ter to Ecuador. Mr.. Fox and his family.
The legation was gay with spring mowers
and dainty refreshments were served In
the dining room. In the receiving party
were Nine Corea, Nine. Guzman, Miss
Godoy, Miss Calvo, Miss Calderon, Miss
Anderson, Miss May Phelps. Miss Lillian
Stone, Miss Bessie Johnston and the
Misses Cassel.
Mrs. Jules Demonet will not receive to-
morrow on account of the illness of her
little daughter.
Col. VIM Youngblood and daughter left
Monday night for visit to GreenVllle,
S. c.. and Alabama.
Prof. VIM. j. Rhees of the Smithsonian
Institution is very i'll at his home: 244O
Columbia road. Mr. Rhees and family
returned home yesterday from Florida,
where they have been since December 1,
on account of Mr.. Rhees' health.
The Freon Club at it's last regular meeting
held it's semi-annual election of officers
The club met at Freon Curtis home, lo!l
K street northwest, at O'Clock. The FOL
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing six months: President, Eugene Gurus;
vice president, Nathan r. Wales; corre-
spending secretary, Harry L.. ANDERSEN; re-
cordng secretary, c. l.. Gable; treasurer
Frank H. Samuels; sergeant at arms, Geo.
A. Grubbs.
A new Office was created by the president
and after making a splendid talk, nominal.
cd Freon Erik. R. Carly for the position or
"etiquetter." Two committees were APP
pointed namely, membership and social.
Social committee, G. A. Grubbs, CHAIR
man; Nathan Wales and Harry L. AnoIe-
sen; membership committee, F. r: Carly,
chairman; c. L. Gable and Frk H. Sam
uels.
After a short but exceedingly interesting
meeting the members were treated to sur
prise repast spread by the host which was
heartily enjoyed.
The Youngest chapter Of the Daughters Of
the Emily Nielsen, held its second socia!
session Monday evening at the home OF
Miss John H. Edwards on Belmont avenue
large number of the members with their
escorts were in attendance. Two new
members were received and two applca-
lions for admission filed. The regent. Mrs
Geo G.. Martin, had a surprise for the
chapter in the presentation of a gavel made
of wood taken from the old frigate Constl-
tuition. This was supplemented by COM
prehensive history of the old ship by the
historian. Mrs Cora Bacon Foster. buf-
fet supper closed the evenings entertain
ment.
Quite a pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Tribby,
sal Goth street northwest, Monday last the
occa sion being the celebration of the tenth
birthday of their little daughter Gertrude
Games were INDUCED in, and musical selec-
lions rendered, after which bountiful re-
past was served. Some Of those present
were: Mildred Shippert. Agnes Krebs, An
ma Sinnott, Mirtle Reintgel, Ruth Worsten,
Clara Reynolds, Anna Harvey, Florence
Buchler Gertrude Tribby. John Finley.
Harry Clayton, Lewis Wiley. Herbert
Tribby, Nathan Clayton, Calm Tribby, 5r.'
Mrs. S. L. Bowles, Miss Maud Bowles, Miss
Ida Tribby, Miss Emma Guyton and Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Tribby.
Mrs. John H. Nolan and Mrs. Margaret
Nolan-Martin will be at home to their
friends tomorrow, 3 to 6 o'clock, 1882 Con-
necticut avenue.