Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-05

ambassador is accepted round of hospi-
talities will follow his arrival here.
The Belgian minister is going to spend
the next ten days down in Charleston, S.
c., and upon his return he will be Joined
by the baroness for a stay in the suburbs
until time to go abroad.
Mrs. Tamage entertained at pretty
dinner last night in honor of the Minister
of Nicaragua and Nine Corea.
Nine. Korner wife of the military secre-
tary of the German embassy, will go to
Europe this week. and Maj. Korner will
join his wife and family in month or
two. Herr Dickhuth, the German scientist.
and his pretty daughter, who have been
staying with the korners, have gone to
New York to spend the interval before
sailing for home.
This week will be rather quiet except for
the fete at Friendship, which Is to illumi
nate the last two days. Among the events
anticipated by a fortunate few are Mrs.
Howard S. Resides luncheon for Nine.
Creel Tuesday next and the amateur the
atrical entertainment Wednesday night,
when the talented young sons and daugh-
ter of the Mexican minister to Cuba and
Nine. Godoy. with the assistance of other
clever young players, will present David
Garrick and little farce In Spanish. 1t
was gotten UP for the pleasure Of the Mex
lean ambassador and Nine. Creei, who, by
the way, have their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Senior and Mime. Cordazar of Chihua-
hua. their guests at present. They will
stay until Mime. Creel goes back to Mexico
with them for the summer. Both Mime.
Creel and Nine. Cordazar received Thurs
day afternoon last
Miss Elanore Carlos. who has been spend
ing the winter in town as the guest Of Mr..
An a md rafr
home in Norfolk, Va, Saturday night.
Mr.. Edgar Kaufman is In Atlantic City
for weeks stay. and is registered at the
Windsor.
Mrs j. Steiner and her house guest Miss
Leon of New York city, will be at home to
their friends today at 517 l. street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Engle of S25 o1st
street northwest leave for Norfolk, Va,
and Jamestown tonight for ten days trip.
While in Norfolk Mr. and Mrs. Engle will
be the guests of relatives.
Col. and Mrs Albert Todd have taken
a house at 1888 Mintwood place.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Heaton will be at home
to her friends Tuesday, May T. at No. s
l-enox street, Chevy Chase.
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French street will be at home Tuesday
evenings during May.
Mr.. G. C. Maynard and family are again
settled at 'Haiton Farm"
Mrs. John F. Gibson Miss Flora Gibson
and DR.. Frank E. Gibson are at the Hotel
Cham erlain Old Point Comfort, to remain
several weeks.
Miss Mercedes Godoy and her cousin.
Miss Lupe Canolzo. have returned from q
delightful trip to New York, where they
Perrin, the mother of Madame Godoy. who
has been visiting here for the past six
weeks, having come from California to at
tend the twenty-ffth anniversary of
counselor and Madame Godoy, will leave
for her home In the near future, accom-
panied by her granddaughter, Miss Cano-
lizo, also of California.
Mrs. Penman will entertain at dinner at
the Dewey Hotel this evening In honor Of
her friends, Mrs. Marguerite Peck OF Fort
WAYNE. Ind, and DR.. and Mrs. John Stutz
of 16i5 18th street northwest
A large number of friends called on Miss
Katherine Faethe after the organ recital at
Grace English Lutheran, Church last
Thursday evening at the residence of DR..
and Mrs. Stutz, where she was the house
guest during the past week. and were de-
lighted with the two beautiful solos she
rendered.
Mrs William Rich of 1868 Clifton street
entertained number Of her friends last
"Wednesday evening.
Mrs Jules Demonet has returned from
a trip to the jamestown exposition, having
accompanied her brother and sister-in law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bekei Of Baltimore. Mr..
Bekel was one OF the COMMITTEES of the
Maryland building at the opening Of the
exposition.
Mr.. Charles Treat and the Misses Treat
have returned from jamestown.
Gen. Robert G. and Mrs. Smith Of 1886
18th street entertained last Thursday even-