Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31

take an important part in the Easter
gaieties, having among other functions a
dinner on for Tuesday night and recep-
ton for next Saturday night. The Mexican
embassy Is now spick and span within ana
will be very soon so also without, as the
stone on the front is being cleaned down.
making quite a transformation in the looks
OF the building. The ambassador expects
to STAY here until late and go to some re-
sort not distant for the hot weather. "hiie
Nine Creel will go back to Mexico 1or the
summer 49,, ,L,.s O..
tho opening exercises of the jamestown ex-
position, and other plans Will be held IN
allowance until after the acceptance OF TINS
formal courtesy. The carry depar'uIuu1 III ~
Europe for the summer vacations Will ~
cIude the German ambassador and Baron
ess Sternburg. The dean OF the corps pa
ron des Planches. has not entertained 10
any marked degree the past season, as .ne
baroness remained abroad. The ambassa-
dor will go abroad later. but not TIL a1ter
he takes a long western trip which ne Is
now contemplating IT,,
The Austrian ambassador eXpects 10 1oin
his wife in Europe during the summer. Inc
French ambassador and Nine. JuSserano,
whose mourning retirement mas not peeh
broken by any formal participation IN So
cial life, are likely to go ABROAD also. .he
counselor OF embassy. NJ. des Portes, being
expected to return in several months. Inc
Brazilian ambassador and Nine. NaDuco
are still in mourning. The Russian amDas-
sador and Baroness Rosen nave given d
spring series of charming dinners through
out the winter Count and Countess HatA-
feldt who have spent several months Win
the parents of the latter. the japanese am
bassador and Niscountess Aok!' are eoihs
back to Germany in May.
The British amba ssador and Mrs. Bryce
have had during their recent stay In New
York an opportunity to see what American
hospitality means. although neither are
strangers TO the rite by virtue OF other WIS.,
its to this country. They Will be back mere.
and meanwhile the improvements IN the
embassy are nearing completion mum
Der of entertainments, dinners mos'ly, Wii1
be given for the ambassador ana MS "iIe
before society scatters for the summer.
Miss Ellette Campbell Tenney and Mr.
Robert Downie Mure will be married Wed
nesday evening next at the Church OF the
Covenant, the pastor: ReV. D[ hanil,i' W Ui,i-
ciating Mrs. Julia Witt Of Staunton. Va
will be matron of honor; Miss Mary FRANCES
Collision. maid of honor. and Miss Gertrude
Fry Miss Esther Dulles of PhliadelPnia
Ruth Tenney of Plainfield. N. j.. cousins
of the BRIDE as bridesmaids. MI Burk-
holder OF Charlotte. \. c., will be best man
and Messrs. Carroll Proctor OF schenectady
N Y: Edward Kimball of Salt Lake City
| Utah; Walter Hodgson of Athens. Ga: Mr.
| Hapfwel McCarteney and Robert b. Ten
| ney jr., brother Of the bride as ushers.
| At the marriage OF MISS FRANCES WIllaIiis
| and Mr.. William Wallace Mein next Thurs
/ day noon at St Thomas Church the bride
| will be attended by Miss Gertrude William:
| as maid of honor and the Misses Dorothy
| williams Ruth Perkins Feroline Perkins
! Katherine Jennings and Virginia Field o
| Stockbridge Mass. bridesmaids. Tit
| best man will be Mr.. Albert Carroll OF Bal
| timore and the ushers will be Messrs
| Thomas Riggs. ir. Mr.. Faust, Mr.. Butler
| Ames and Mr. Clarence Follis of San Fran
| cisco. A small reception for the brida
| marty relatives and personal friends vii
| follow at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardne
| Williams parents of the bride.
| Miss Mary Christine Eshman and Dr.
| Wade Hampton Atkinson will be Marie
| at | o'clock Wednesday, April TO- at tn
| Luther Memorial Church, Vermont avenu
| and Thomas circle The bride will be at
| tended by her cousin Miss Ethel Hockmar
1 as maid of honor. and Mr.. Thomas III. AT
| kinson. brother of the groom, will be bes
| man. The ushers will be DIR. George L
| Wick of Selma, n. c., a cousin OF tn
| groom: Mr.. Burnham Sshman, brother 0
| the bride, DIR. r. NJ. Ellyson and Mr.. Chas
Burnham of this city.
The bride Is the eldest daughter OF MI
and Mrs Charles III. Eshman of this city
She Is a graduate of Hollins Institute a
Roanoke. Va. and has spent considerable
portion of her life in Baltimore, where sh
enjoys a large social acquaintance. He
father is a well-known retired bushes
man OF Harrisonburg, Va, where tt, bride