Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-07

and the second reception at the embassy
of Japan. The minister of Norway and
Nine. Hauge will be among those entertain
ing at dinner. The wife of the Mexican
ambassador, Mime. Creel, is holding her Sec
ond afternoon reception this afternoon. The
German ambassador and Baroness Stern
burg had as luncheon guests today the
German officers vino are touring the United
States.
The engagement was announced yester-
day in Baltimore of Miss Helen Benton
Rowland, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Rowland Of Baltimore, to Mr.. George b.
Stonebraker, son of Mrs. Stonebraker and
the late George NJ. Stonebraker of Hagers-
town. The wedding. which will be quiet
owing to- the recent death OF Mr.. Stone
braker's father will take place in this city
this spring.
Miss Delite Wilson of Chicago and Mr..
Lucius Rossiter of Pittsburg will be mar
ried here early in May at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry l.. Blount, at the Oaks,
Georgetown, where Mrs. John r. Wilson
and her daughter are now guests.
The minister of Ecuador and Nine Carlo
will give o'clock tea Tuesday, March T.
for which cards have been sent out. Senior
Carlo has been recently appointed minister
of foreign affairs i'm Ecuador and will sail
on the 10Th for his country.
Miss Bette Macpherson Marshall and Mr.
Joseph Arth were married at Christ Epis-
copal Church yesterday by Rev. Arthur
s. Johns, the rector Mr.: Archibald Ml Il
Buckingham and Mr.. w. l.. Barnum were
ushers, and Mr.. Claude Arth was best
man. The bride, who was escorted by her
father Mr. George r. II. Marshall, wore
travelling dress of tan broadcloth, and hat
in the same shade trimmed with roses.
She carried a bunch of roses and had on
set of topaz and pearl ornaments, family
heirloom, which first belonged to her ma
ternal greatgrandmother and which were
worn by brides of three other generations
before the fair wearer of yesterday. MISS
Eleanor F. Marshall attended her sister
and wore a cream lace dress over pale
blue silk. After a southern trip the couple
will live at SIG d street southeast
Mrs. NJ j. Stephens birthday was de-
lightfully celebrated at her home, 400 A
street northeast, Monday last, by an after
noon and evening reception, the first hours
for the children and the later ones for other
friends. Miss Ali, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Morgan, Mrs NJ 4. Longlcy. Mrs. N. j.
Willis, Mrs NJ A. Price. Miss Florence
Ahl and Rev. Oscar A. Edgerly had part
in the various exercises and pleasures
which marked the happy occasion.
Prof and Mrs. Willis L. Moore enter
tanned at dinner last evening Prof. and
Mrs Alexander Graham Bell, Justice and
Mrs. ANDERSON, lile " tlle L iOoi-
dent and Mrs Loeb Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
dore w. Noyes, DR.. and Mrs. George L..
Barrie and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pat
terson.
The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuler have gone to New York and
the latter will sail Saturday with her young
daughter to join her mother on the Riviera
for the rest of the spring season.
Miss OFT. w. Lunsford and Mr.. John w.
| Boland were quietly married at the resi-
| dence of her aunt, Mrs j. w. Paddon, 1oS3
Columbia road, by Rev. Joseph Dawson on
| the evening of March g. They will remain
! with Mrs. Paddon for about two weeks be-
| fore going to New York to spend week
| with Mrs. NJ. E. Esin. sister of the bride.
About the 2Sth of March they will leave
| for Panama, where Mr.. Boland Is en-
ployed. .-...-..
Capt. Charles A. McAllister, engineer in
chief of the United States revenue cutter
service ard Miss Adelaide Kenyon OF Chi
| cago were married last evening at the
rectory Of the Church of the Epiphany by
Rev. Randolph H. McKim. The bride was
McAllister's friend Judge Alexander r.
| Mullowny, acted as best man. Others who
witnessed the service and who accompanied
| the welded pair to the Willard for dinner
/ afterward were Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Arthur Slater and Mr..
Arthur C. Johnson. Capt. and Mrs. Nc
Allister left later in the evening for New
York. They sail from there on Saturday
| for the Bermudas and the West Indies On
| their return to Washington they will locate
| at the Westmoreland. Mrs McAllister has
served for several years as the assistant
secretary of the House committee on naval
affairs. Just before her resignation a few
days ago the members Of that committee
expressed their esteem by presenting her
with a handsome chest of silver. Officers
of the revenue cutter service guests at the
Whero both n9rtipS resided and
scores of other friends in the city sent
their congratulations to the happy pair last
evening.
Mrs. Ward A. Fitzsmmons, 357S 18th
street, will be at home tomorrow.
Chinn's brother, Col Serrell Wood. Mrs.
and Miss Chinn are sailing on the steamer
New York for England next Saturday.
Comte de Sibour has just won at st.
Moritz, Switzerland, the Caledonia medal
! for curling. The Hennessy cup goes with
this medal, and the congratulations OF
Comte de Sibour's many friends. Comte
de sibour is the eldest son of the Comtesse
! de Sbour of Farragut square, Washington.
street southwest celebrated the tenth an
| niversary of their marriage at their home
| Tuesday evening last. The rooms were
beautifully decorated and refreshments
were served IN the Qlnlng TOOm MUSICAL
selections were given by Mr.. Ralph w.
Curtis, Mr.. E. E. Adamson, Mr.. Hurbert
| Kurren. Mr.. Samuel Copp, Miss Florence
| Cook and Mrs. Ethel Grigsby. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Greenwich,
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elf. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Scott, Mrs. L. v. Ratclif, Mrs. r. L.
| Warren, Mrs. L. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Jas.
Cambell, Mrs. E. Robey Mrs. H. Stanis-
| laus, Miss N. Streck, Miss Ruth Turner,
| Miss Alice Cook. Miss Hazel Cook, Miss
Ella Mastn, Miss Florence Cook. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Mastin, Mr.. Fallsworth. Mr..
| Smith, Mr.. ]. W. Lowry, Mr.. Silas Sher-
| wood Mr.. v. E. Kelly, Mr.. John Campbell,
Mr. John Greenwich Master Warren Mas
tin. Master Roy De Montfreddy. Mr.. How
ard Ratcliff, Miss Edna Greenwich, Miss
Carrie Greenwich, Miss Lena Greenwich.
Miss Serena Greenwich, Miss Ada Green
WELL Miss Eva White, Mr.. Harry Ratcliff.
| Mrs. Lewis Riggles of Holly avenue,
Takoma Park, has as her guests her sis
| tiers, Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. Giligan of
Baltimore.
| Mrs. Flint of California gave beautiful
| luncheon yesterday in her Chinese dining
| room. Among those attending were Mrs.
| Dingley Of Maine, Mrs McKenna, Mrs.
Hale, Mrs. Foraker, Mrs. Buckley of Cali
| fornia, Mrs. ]. H. Ralston, Mrs. B. H. War
ner, Mrs Vrooman, Mrs Hooe and Mrs.
Danskins.