Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BARON KURoKI AND ITALIAN
DUKE HoNoRED.
ofhcialdom and Simpler Folks Enjoy
Themselves-Travel Plans.
Personal Notes.

and the guest Of honor, Gen. Baron Kuroki.
met Official and diplomatic society and
the acquaintance Of the host and his wife
in resident fashionable circles. In addi-
ton to Gen. Kurohi there were present at
the dinner the other distinguished Japa-
nese military and naval officers who
are guests Of the nation. The decora-
tons were the United States national col
ors and those Of the Japanese empire, and,
with the gold-bedecked uniforms Of the
military and naval officers, the banquet pre-
scented q brilliant scene. The dinner was
an informal AFFAIR. The officers of the two
countries exchanged friendly greetings, and
the japanese visitors had many words of
praise for the American people and paid
high tribute to the United States govern
ment as e world power. Gen. Kurok ad-
that the present cordial relations between
the two nations should always exist.
The toilets and Jewels Of several hun
ored splendidly gowned women added an
ing the reception. Mrs. Taft stood near
the street entrance to the bali room and
was oecomingly gowned in pale pink It's
sue over white and trimmed deliberately
were the Viscountess Aoki and Countess
Hatzfeldt, wife and daughter of the jap
anese ambassador.
The dinner guests were: Gen. Kuroki,
Vice Admiral Ijun, Lieut., Gen. Kigoshi'
the assistant secretary of war, Senator
Scott, Senator Foster, Senator Warner,
Lieut.. Gen. Macarthur, Lieut.. Gen. Miles,
Lieut. Gen. Young. Lieut. Gen. Bates Rep
resentative Hull, Representative Parker,
Harry ST. George Tucker, Gen. Bell, the
chief Of staff; Maj. Gen. Umezawa, Rear
Admiral Mason. Rear Admiral Endicott,
Mr.. Wilson, Gen. Crozier, Gen. Humphrey,
Gen. Elliott, Gen. Hall, Gen. Sharpe, Cen
Allen, Gen. Duvall, Gen. Edwards, Gen.
Snlnen. Gen. Murray. Gen. Darlington, Gen.
Hams Gen. Q. E. Wood, Col. Michel, Col.
Raspopoff, Col. ota, Capt. T. L. Lee, Capt.
Leutze, Col. Hatfield, Col. Bromweil, Col.
Chamberlain, Lieut. COL Montauban, Com
mander Takashita, Lieut. Col. vallee, Lieut..
CO.. Magayama, Lieut.. Col. A. v. de Peder-
neiras, Commander Marsh, Lieut.. Col.
Winn, Maj. Korner, Maj. Tanaka, Maj Da-
villa, Maj Yoshida, Maj. Torrance, Mai.
Yu-Gin- Wang. Lieut.. Commander s. s.
Wood; Maj. Harte. Maj. Marsh, Capt. Four
Saigo, Capt. Yen-Ping- Wang, Capt. Wright,
Capt. Brewster, capt. Hutcheson, Capt
Niche, Lieut.. Portela, Lieut.. 8. c. Lin,
Lieut.. Passig. !ntendant Kabayashi, Sur
geon Tamura, Mr.. Scofield and Mr.. Car
penter.
Secretary Root in honor of the officers
OF the Argentine training ship, now at an
Choir near the navy yard, gave dinner last
night at which these special guests met
some of the Spanish-speaking diplomats
and other prominent men. His party was
d.
Lieut.. Commander Horacio Ballve, Lieut.
Carlos Brana, Lieut.. Luis G. Segura, Lieut..
Alfredo Constante, Ensign Regime de la
Sofa, Ensign Juan J. Bonomi, Principal
Surgeon Juan G. del Castillo, the Brazilian
ambassador, the Mexican ambassador, the
minister from Cuba, the ministef>from b.
livia, the minister from the Argentine Re-
public, the minister from Peru, the minis
ter from Spain, Admiral Dewey, the assist
ant secretary Of the navy, John Barrett of
the bureau Of American republics; w. /.
Buchanan. the charge ,d'affaires for Chile;
Commander Don Virgilio Moreno Vera,
and Admiral Davis.
Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer gave
dinner last night for the Duke of AbruzZi
whose acquaintance they formed abroad
and had to- meet him the ambassador from
Italy. Baron Mayor des Planches; Associate
Justice Moody; FREDERICK Negrotto Com
biaso personal aid to the duke; Mr.. and
Mrs. Goelet, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Hale.
Lady Isabella Howard, Miss Alice Warder
and the Misses Meyer.
Mrs B. H. warder and Miss ! arder
gave tea yesterday afternoon for their
young friends to meet the Duke of Abruzzi
and his personal aid, Mr.. FREDERICK Ne
to meet the visitors, who attended with the
Italian ambassador, Baron Mayor des
Planches, and the embassy staff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson's dance last
night for the Duke Of Abruzzi was a beau
tiful affair, as everything always is in their
splendid residence. Over 200 guests were
present
Mrs and the Misses Shonts sailed for
Europe today on the American liner. New
York.
Ex-senator Warner Miller has sent out
invitations for the wedding of his daughter,
Miss Augusta Warner Miller to Loring'
TnwDSeDd Hi16refh Saturday
June 1. at 4 o'clock, at Oak Hill farm,
Herkimer, N. Y.
The marriage of Miss Rose Antoinette
Preston to Mr.. Blafdell Of New York took
place lately in the latter city, where the
Misses Preston, who are daughters of the
late Minister Preston of Hayti, have made
their home. The bride has notified her old
friends in this city of her marriage. which
was conducted very quietly, as she and
her sister are in deep mourning on account
Attorney General and Mrs. Charles j. Bo-
naparte have closed their town house, Park
avenue and Center street, Baltimore and
have their country place. Bella Vista, at
Glen Arm, open for occupancy.
F. w. Collins. 1920 Newton street north
west, the members of Mr.. Collins Sunday
school class, at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church, with several young
dancing college songs, and elaborate re-
freshments were all factors toward MAX
ing the evening most pleasant occasion.
Those present were: Messrs. Robert Fra
zier, jr., Hadleigh Marsh. Reginald A. Cal
Inns. Lieut. Col. Emery L. LASER, Charles
Collins, Louis c. Fisher, Maurice Koehler.
Ernest McDuell, John g. Herndon, jr.,
Howard Warren, E. p. D. Hathaway. Shir-
ley Mills, Norman Lynch Earl Henderson,
Charles Tracy, and Master Kenneth Col
Inns. and Misses Marion True, Ethel E.
LASER, Mary Dyson, Catherine PEBBLES,
Dorothy w. Buckingham, Hilda Kohr, Ruth
Henderson. A. Darby and Charlotte War
rem, and DIR. and Mrs. W. H. Wooster.
Mrs. w. W. McIntire. wife of ex-Repre-
sentative w. w. McIntire of Baltimore is
the guest Of the family of Mr.. George W.
Price, Welcome, Md.
Mrs. George H. Calvert and Miss Calvert
have returned from delightful visit to the
T. NJ. T. Raborgs of New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. B. Lerch announce
the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth to
Mr.. James A. Callan Wednesday evening.
May 8. At home 2413 I'd street northeast,
Edgewood.
Capt. Rush Of the navy and Mrs. Rush
will close their house in Jefferson place
Tuesday next for the summer and will go