Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. SHAW GIVES A FAREWELL
LUNCHEON PARTY.
Mrs. Wynne Presented at Court Last
Night-Personal
Notes.

MIS-. SndW, Vile OF the secretary or the
Treasury, gave beautiful luncheon today
at the Arlington when the following were
her guests; Baroness speck Won sternburg,
Miss Cannon, Mrs. Dryden, Mrs. Burrows.
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs Pinchot
Mrs. Audenried, Mrs. Robert 1. Fleming,
Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson, Mrs. La
mar, Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mrs. Barrie,
Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs. Kuser. Mrs. Ed
wards, Mrs. Spalding Mrs. Moran, Mrs.
John w. Kearny, Mrs. Oxnard, Mrs. Jules
Guthridge Miss Ida Thompson, Mrs. Jules
P. Conner, Mrs. Howard s. Reside, Mrs.
Hull and Mrs. Lafayette Young of Des
Moines. Iowa.
Last night at Buckingham Palace in Lon
don the second court ball of the season
was held. The royal circle was unusually
small. their majesties being supported only
by the Prince and Princess of Wales and
Prince Christian. Nevertheless, the assem-
blage was large and brilliant one and
some two hundred debutantes were present.
The Americans presented were Mrs. Rob-
ert Emnet and her niece, Miss Margaret
Harris Of New York; Mrs. Alfred K. Moe,
wife of the American consul at Dublin;
Mrs Robert ]. Wynne, wife of the Ameri-
can consul general at London; Miss Edith
Clark and Mrs. Charles Marshall, both of
New York.
Mrs. Garrett A. Hobart's luncheon guests
yesterday were Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Nc
Kenna, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Bur-
rows, Mrs. spooner. Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Dry
den, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Bulkeley, Mrs.
Timmons, Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs. Foster, Mrs.
Manning, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Henderson,
Mrs. Pinchot, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Sharpe,
Mrs Glover, Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mrs.
Hornblower. Mrs H. " Butler, Mrs. Kuser,
Mrs Ross Thompson, Mrs. McCallum, Mrs.
Sewers, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Richard But
ler Mrs. Carrot A. Hobart, jr., Miss Per-
kins, Miss Kean, Miss Willard, Miss Patten,
Miss Thompson, Miss Mitchell and Miss
Houghton.
The Mexican minister to Cuba and Nine.
Godoy will celebrate their silver wedding
anniversary by a reception, to Z, Mon
day, March II, at 1900 18th street. The in
vitations were issued yesterday. Senior
Godoy is temporarily attached to the Next
can embassy, and it is regarded as very
happy coincidence that the anniversary
should be celebrated in this city, where he
matte career and where he and Madame
Godoy and their family are so well known
and so highly esteemed.
Mrs. John E. Lathrop of the Wyoming
will not be at home today, but will receive
her friends Saturdays hereafter.
Mrs. Alice Merrett Cochoran of New
York will be the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
Florence Petersen of the Stockbridge, dur
ing her stay in Washington next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sommers of 3O3S
NJ street northwest will be at home tomor
row, Sunday, March 3, from to 10, in
honor Of the confirmation of their son
Herbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Rosenthal, 235 Florida
avenue, will celebrate their twenty-f1fth
wedding anniversary tomorrow.
Tuesday night Mr.. James H. Yeomans of
this city gave real old-fashioned Virginia
candy pull' at his country seat, Ashburn.
About twenty couples participated in the
festivities.
Miss Tillman will depart tomorrow to at
tend a house party at the home of Mrs
Lucian Cooke, Roanoke, Va. Among the
other guests will be Miss Grace Bryan.
daughter of William Jennings Bryans and
Mrs. Andrew Lipscomb.
The residence of Mr.. John G. Woodwork
was the scene Of happy surprise party
last evening given in honor of his daughter,
Miss Ethel Woodwork, by her aunt and
Misses Annie Wiler, Edna EdmonstOn,
Flora Palmer, Hilda Stern, Laila McMul-
len, Alice Stewart, Jessie Wiler, Marguerite
Jacobs. Dorothy Lewis, Olive Budd, Ethel
sheehan. Gertrude Woodworth, Marietta
Boothby, May Borland, Janet Simonds,
Mrs. Woodworth; Masters Hawley Smith,
Luther Gibson, Lorenzo Herbert, Edward
Kibber. Herbert Dick, Russell Pole Ray
mond Wheatley, Chas H. Corner, Roswell
Boothby Mr.. John G. Woodwork and Will
liam ]. Wheatley.
A pretty wedding took place Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs Alice G. Bate
man. 1413 Rhode Island avenue northwest,
and Francis Graham, jr., were married
in the presence of their relatives and most
intimate friends, the officiating minister
being Rev. Charles H. Butler. The bride
haon molly att in whit dim,
silk trimmed with Irish lace, and carried
a boquet of bride roses. She was attended
by her sister, Mrs. William Ludwig and
escorted by her brother, Mr. Edward Bate
man. Mr.. Thomas Camden Allen was best
man. Memberships wedding march was
rendered by Mrs. Thomas Camden Allen,
and during the ceremony Melody of Love-
was played. After the wedding reception
held, after which the couple departed
for a short sojourn in Florida and the
south.
Miss May Breen of 1857 U street north
west has her guests for two weeks
Misses Helen T. and Isabella A. Cuff of
395 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
They are the daughters of Michael Cuff
of the bureau of engraving and printing,
and sisters of Miss Lillian Cuff of the
Treasury Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morton at their New
York avenue home will entertain at dinner
for the Chinese minister March 49,
Mrs. William NJ. Cady, accompanied by
her little daughter of Cleveland is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Cleve
Of the Stoddert
A beautiful birthday luncheon was given
by Mrs. Edwin Jones on Monday at her
home when she entertained the ladies of
the Wisteria Euchre Club, of which she
is a member The dining room was pro-
fusely decorated with small American flags.
A cluster of flags was suspended from the
chandelier, tied with a huge bow of red
satin ribbon. The place cards were hand
painted, each design being bunch of
cherries. With these were tiny hatchets,
tied with clusters of baby ribbon. Be
fore leaving the table a beautiful birthday
cake was brought in, lighted with red and
green candles, which were souvenirs of
the happy occasion. Guests were Mrs.
William Baily, Mrs Lewis Dare, Mrs.
Arthur Baily, Mrs. William Kimmel, Mrs.
Walter Ridenour, Mrs. Edward Land
voigt, Mrs. r. Greve, Mrs. B. Foby, Mrs.
Tucker Mrs. NJ. Towers The hostess was
handsomely remembered by gift from the
club.
At the double presentation of the new
ministers from Italy and Brazil to Mexico,
Count Cesare Ranuzzi Segni and Senior
Aldredo Morales y Gomen Ferreira, to
President Diaz at the national palace. City