Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
AND MADAME
0REEL GIVE A DINNER.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Give Farewell
Dinner-Travel Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.

60 abroad shortly, were the guests OF
honor at beautiful dinner at the Mexican
embassy last night. The ambassador and
Mime. Creefs other guests were the min
lister from Costa Rica and Miss Calvo. the
Cuban minister and Nine. de Quesada, the
Argentine Minister and Mime. Portela, the
Peruvian minister, the Spanish minister.
the Salvadorean minister, the Mexican
minister to Cuba and Nine. Godoy, Mr..
and Mrs James B. Scott, the second sec
rotary Of the Mexican embassy and Mime.
Salado Alvarez, Senior and Nine Joaquin
Cortasar, Mrs. e. Frank Coe, Mrs. Hen
derson, Miss Godoy, Miss Brodie and Mr..
Luis Ricoy.
Miss Georgia Randolph Charrington.
daughter of Mrs. Ernest Astley-Cooper OF
Warrenton, Va, and William c. Whittle.
1r.. of Norfolk. Va, son Of Capt. William
Whittle, whose engagement was announced
from England will be married Thursday,
May rs, In the Episcopal Church at War
The ceremony will be followed by a
small reception for the bridal party, rela-
tfves and few intimate friends.
Miss Charrington will have as her maid
Wildwood, Va. The bridesmaids will be
Miss Mona Whittle of Norfolk sister of
the bridegroom; Miss Ethel O'Fallon of st.
Louis, Miss Landon Hicks. Miss Agnes
renton and Mrs. Lawrence Smith of Char
lottesville, Va. r, E. L. Taylor of Norfolk
Will be best man. and the ushers will be c.
Wiley Grandy, Charles Mcintosh of Nor
folk, DR.. Robert p. Cooke of Front Royal,
Va; Nathaniel B. Randolph of Pittsburg,
Arthur Charrington, brother of the bride.
and Norborne Robinson Of Washington.
The Mount Vernon Ladies' Association
began the sessions of the annual council
at the home of Washington yesterday, and
during the next ten days the members will
make their usual yearly inspection of the
property and deliberate each detail Of
Its administration.
Little Ethelwyn Johnson's seventh BIRTH
DAY was celebrated Thursday last by
flower party" The hostess and her
guests were dressed as flowers. The din
ing room was festooned with flowers A
parasol suspended from the Chandelier
was filed with hand-painted flower souve-
Mrs. Pink and green ribbons tied to each
extended to each place at the table, and
when pulled brought down the prize after
Of the table was candelabrum with rose
shades, and nearby was huge bunch OF
La France roses. At one end Of the table
was the birthday cake, in the shape Of a
large pink rose, with seven pink and green
candles. At the opposite end was a large
cake in the shape and colors of sum
flower. The caps worn at the table were
In the shape of different flowers, as were
and candles were all served in the shape Of
flowers. The hostess was dressed as a pink
rose.
Those present were: Katherine MacEI-
mum; Mabel Hubbard, pink carnation;
Lille Stuart, lily; Esther Terry. daisy;
Stuart, daisy: Mary Doian, Louise and
Alice Stuart, blossoms; Marjorie MacEl-
vice. bluet; Will Vernon Petit pink carna-
ton; Edwin Stuart, jonquil; Gon Nutwell.
carnation; David Petit, white carnation,
and John Hinkel, SNOWFALL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill Candee Of this
city are now In Paris.
Mrs. Ben White has gone to New York
to see her daughter. Miss Virginia Davis
Schaefer. sail, for Europe Saturday, May
several months. and Mrs. White will remain
in New York for visit to DR.. and Mrs.
Green at the navy yard.
Mrs. Louis p. Shoemaker will be at home
Informally Thursdays in May, 4 until Z
o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas @. Musgrave. wife Of Lieut..
Mussrave Of the 18th Infantry. is in town
for few weeks. visiting her mother. Mrs.
Philip I. Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. H. King and Miss Sophia
King will be at home Sunday, May 10. from
to 9. at 8O4S M street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont and Mrs. and
Miss Townsend were fellow passengers to-
day sailing from New York for Europe.
The Townsends will likely see something OF
the season in London before going to the
south of Europe on an automobile tour.
Sir Chentung LANG Cheng, Chinese minis
ter to the United States, who is shortly to
return to China, left yesterday to make a
farewell visit to friends In Wilmington,
Del. and Amherst, Mass. He viii be away
until Thursday of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Golf of Memphis,
Tenn, announce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daughter EliE-
ceremony to be held at the home OF the
brides parents. Wednesday evening. June
r. at 8 o'clock.