Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SILVER WEDDING PARTY AT The
GoDoY HOME.
Inequalities at Various Embassies
Timely Personal
Notes.

NAAS SAi'SA "SOoihS SciCpiolioh yoStci-
day Of Senior Godoy. Mexican minister to
Cuba, and now temporarily connected with
the embassy here, and Nine. Godoy was
one Of the happiest of the season. Their
home on 18th street was thronged for
nearly two hours by their diplomatic and
other friends residents here, whose con-
gratulations will always make the occa-
sion a memorable one. The house was
beautifully decorated, and the quantities
Of other flowers sent the silver bride and
bridegroom with letters and messages
made each room bower of beauty. Senior
Godoy welcomed the guests with his wife,
who looked unusually handsome in dress
Of white lace that had panels spanglet in
silver. She had on several very elegant
diamond ornaments. Assisting In the hos
pitalitieS were the ambassador of Mexico
and Nine. Creel, Nine. Leger, Nine. Corea,
the latest bride Of the diplomatic circle,
who wore robe Of cream-tinted lace
mounted over mauve silk and trimmed on
the bodice with orchid passamenterie: Nine.
Calderon, Nine Carlo, Nine. Landa. Mrs.
John w. Thompson. Mrs. Charles 6. Dulin.
Mrs. Clifford Walton, Senior and Mme
Torres, formerly of the Mexican embassy.
but now In Baltimore, where the former
Misses Carlo. Miss Calvo, Miss Brodie,
aid the house party now staying with the
Godoys, Nine. F. Perrin mother Of the
hostess: Miss Lupe Canlizo, her niece,
Perrin Of New York. Miss Mercedes
Godoy. the attractive young daughter of
the couple, and the Messrs. Godoy, her
brothers, took an important part in the
entertainment Of the throngs Of guests.
At the head and foot of the refreshment
table in the dining room Mrs. Jules Guth-
ridge and Mrs. Albert erin did the hon
ors. The wedding cake. that had silver
ornamentation and the dates 1SS2-19W was
surrounded by sweetmeats and a decora-
ton of white roses. An orchestra played
throughout the reception, and again last
night, when, after a family dinner party,
the assistants of the afternoon and other
friends of the host and hostess came In
for several other hours of sociability and
pleasure.
A number of elegant gifts in silver were
made to Senior and Nine. Godoy by their
friends in this city and from distant points.
They were arranged in an upper room OF
their home yesterday.
Mis-. Treat, wife of the treasurer of the
United States, entertained at a luncheon
today, at the Arlington, when her guests
were Mrs. Brewer Mrs. Day, Mrs: Bur
rows, Mrs Rayner Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. II.
Tudor Harris. Miss Quinby, Mrs. john Y.
Taylor, Mrs. Huff, Mrs. Hill of South caro-,
lima, Mrs. William Reed, Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs Poultney, the last named three of
Baltimore, with Miss Treat and Miss Gail
Treat.
The German ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg entertained at dinner last
evening in honor of the British ambas-
sador and Mrs. Bryce. The other guests
Meyer. Secretary and Mrs. Straus, As
sistant Secretary and Mrs. Bacon, Senator
and Mrs. Lodge, Senator and Mrs. Hale,
Representative and Mrs. Longworth, Mr..
and Mrs ]. w. Pinchot, Senator Brande-
gee, Count Hatzfeldt Of the German en-
bassy and Mr.. Won Radowitz CT the Ger
man embassy.
The Jananese amba ssador and Wis.,
countess Aoki had notable party dining
with them last night. when the guests
were Secretary and Mrs GARFIELD, justice
and Mrs. Holmes, Senator and Mrs. Scott,
Col. and Mrs. Bromwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Hennen Jennings, Commander and Mrs.
Robinson, Miss Patten, Miss Christian,
rotary of the embassy and Nine. Myoaki.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. B. Barber of 1913
9Th street southeast will be at home to
their friends Thursday, March IA, the sew
enth anniversary of their marriage, from
to 10 o'clock. -
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Holmes, on Dearborn street, Mount Pleas
ant, celebrated the seventh birthday
anniversary of their daughter Ruth, on
Sunday evening, March 10. After indulging
in games and other amusements the young
guests were treated to a handsome COLA
ton. Those present were the Misses Mildred
Mockabee, Ruth Parsons. May Allen, Grace
Villa Hend err Ruth Holmes and Masters
Edward Evans Freddie Mills, Glen Allen,
Frank Higgins. Russell Hendley, Russell
Anderson and Earl Holmes.
Mrs. Walter Fairfield, who has been
spending week at Lakewood, is now in
New York, being entertained by her friends.
Mrs. Katharine V Todd and Mrs Otey
Rudd have returned from Maysv:lle KY,
where they went to attend the funeral of
their npcla Cant John Small
was brother of the late James Small of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thropp have gone to Allan
tic City for short stay and will return
possibly in a week.
Miss Cornelia Louise LLOYD gave a tea
yesterday, when she was assisted by Mrs
Samuel D. Luckett and Mrs LIE Droiet Bar
Der: Mrs. Delos Lloyd and Mrs. Herman c.
Miller presided at the tea table Miss Ruth
erford, Miss Duffie, Miss Jones and Miss
Wright assisted in the dining room, and
Miss Hyam dispensed fruit punch. Miss
Lloyd wore a dress of pale blue taffeta
with overdress of silk gauze and trimmings
Of point lace
Mrs. Catharina Loeffier of 1880 Bright
bers of Ruth Chapter, No. /, o. E. s.,
Thursdays, March ii and March %, but
will not receive Thursday, March %, as be-
fore stated.
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater sailed today for Eu-
rope to spend several months.
Senator and Mrs. Depew and Miss Mary
E. Moody, sister Of Justice Moody, are re-
cent arrivals at st. Augustine, Fla.
Last evening a pleasant surprise was ten
dered to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pitt by
their immediate family on the occasion of
their fiftieth wedding anniversary. AL
though the event was known only to the
family and few intimate friends, the
couple received many tokens of esteem