Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-20
IN the WORLD OF SOCIETY
DINNERS AT EMBASSY AND
OTHER CAPITAL HOMES.
Mrs. Campbell's Luncheon Party
Today-A Wedding-Per-
sonal Notes.

The German ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg. who returned a few Gays
ago from Florida and Cuba. resumed
their dinner giving last night. having as
guests the Brazilian ambassador anu
Nine. Nabuco. the British ambassador anu |
Mrs. Bryce, Mr.. Justice Holmes Senator
kean. Miss kean, Senator warren. the
assistant secretary Of state and MIS-.
Robert Bacon. Rear Admiral and MIS-
Cowles. Representative and Mrs. Bourhe
Cochran. Mrs. Letter. Miss Gwynn. MISS
Langham. the naval attache of the Ger
man embassy and Frau Hebbinshaus anu
Mr.. Won Strumm of the embassy stan.
The French ambassador and Mime. Jus
serand gave dinner last night. "hen
their company included the Japahese am
bassador, Baron Takahra; Mr.. Jus''ce
Day. the Secretary of the inferior anu
Mrs. Garfield. the Secretary of Commerce
and Labor and Mrs. Straus. the beielan
minister and Baroness Moncheur. senator
Aldrich. Rear Admiral and Mrs BrcWn-
son. the military attache OF the British
embassy and the Hon. Mrs. James, MI.
and Mrs l.. Walter Page. MISS Lucy
Kean. Miss Patten Miss Warder. Prince
koudacheff of the Russian embassy, WIS.
count de Chambrun and Fiscount sano
Viscohntess de Martel of the French en-
bassy.
Senator and Mrs. Depew entertained at
dinner last night. Their guests were
Senator and Miss Perkins. Senator and
Mrs Clay. Senator and Mrs. Burnham.
Senator and Mrs. Ankeny. Senator ana
Mrs. Burkett, Senator and Mrs. Whllaln
Alden Smith. Senator and Mrs. Paynter
Representative and Mrs. Serene Payne.
Representative F. II. Gillett. Representa-
tive d. S. Alexander of New YORK. the
secretary of the Senate and Mrs. Bennett,
Miss Harlan. Miss Foraker Miss sher-
rill. Miss Squire and Mr.. Charles Pauid-
ing.
Mrs William Belden Noble gave beau
tful dinner last night in compliment to
Miss Helen Ffoulke and Mr.. HaVen1th
them there were present Miss Oliver
Miss Pierson of New York. who is the
house guest of Miss Ffoulke; Miss Scott
Miss Maxwell Miss Noble. Mr.. Beres-
ford-Hope. Mr.. Robinson. Mr.. HOPKINS
Mr.. Emory Mr. Boomer and Mr.. Yuiee
of New York.
Miss Frances h. Conrad. daughter of
the late Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Conrad. and Mr. William Amory HUDSON
of New York were married last night at
the home of the brides brother and SIS
ter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fairfax Con-
rad. at the Cliffbourne. Rev. DR.. Bristol
performed the ceremony in the presence
of the brides relatives. and later Mr.
and Mrs Hudson left on a honeymoon
trip.
Mrs. Charles Campbell gave a luncheon
today at Rauscher's.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sydney Webb will
give supper party after the theater
tonight in honor of Mr.. John Drew.
Dr. and Mrs. Sewers entertained at
dinner of sixteen covers last evening,
complimentary to Miss Catherine Will
liams and Mr.. Francis Bennett Poe, whose
wedding will take place April II.
The Entire Nous Embroidery Club was
entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Charles
Hancock of Benning, d. e. A dainty
luncheon was served The table decora-
/ tions We're vioets and jonquils. and little
Irish flags were given as souvenirs. MRS.
w r. Smith and Mrs. Mary E. Wilson of
Marlboro were guests.
| The fiftieth birthday anniversary of Mr..
| August Boyer was pleasantly celebrated
at his home. 226 F street northeast, sun
| day last. The tables were attractively
| decorated with flowers and a delicious
supper was served. Music was furnish
| ed by a quartet composed of Mr.. Fred
Millhausen. Mr. Newell, Mr.. Grossgut
and Mr.. Julius Schultz Many handsome
presents were received. Among those
present were. Mr. o. G. Staples, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Boyer. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. j. Sacks,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.. Gable, MIR. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Jewell. Mr.. and Mrs. Elin. Mr..
| and Mrs. Wittstatt. Mrs. and Mrs. George
Props. Mr.. and Mrs Ammon, Mrs. c.
Streng Mrs f. Ager. Mrs Minnie Leon
ard, Mrs 4. Liston. Mr.. Charles koone.
Mr.. G. Streng. Mr.. G. Streng. Mr.. Julius
Hugle Misses Catherine and Dorothy
Gable, Miss Ellin. Miss Thelma Ager.
Dora and Julia Widmer. Master Staples
Boyer, Milton Jewell and Louis Doerr.
bic
| torio and Miss Mabel Herndon left Tues
day evening for Syracuse TO attend the
| Sigma Cappa convention held there this
! week
| Miss Nettie Louisa White and Miss
| Frances Warner spent Washington's
| birthdav in Colombo, Ceylon. at which
place they arrived from Calcutta on their
| journey around the world While III Cal
| cutta they were entertained by Gen. and
Airs. Michael and by English residents.
| They were also guests at a garden party
| given by the maharajah
Miss Nourse of Q street has returned
| from Philadelphia. where she has been
visiting the family of Col. Heath. L. S. A,
commandant of the Frankfort arsenal.
| Mrs. Coleman celebrated her birthday
ST. Patriclls day at her home on Capitol
Hill by shamrock luncheon. The deco
rations were Irish and papal flags and
:
| Mrs. Vernon. Mrs. Hunt. Mrs Barnes.
Mrs. Wardtquet Mrs. Garges Mrs. John
| stone. Mrs. Diggins. Mrs. Beers, Mrs SIP
| ley. Mrs. King. Mrs. Repetti and Miss
Julia Dgsins. The hostess was assisted
! in ertaining by Mrs. d. F.. Disgins and
Mrs f. +. Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Law after an
| extended trip through the south. and
attending the Mardi Gras. arrived in New
York city Thursday morning last. Their
voyage by the new liner
Creole. from New Orleans was a most
| pleasurable one. They plan to visit their
son at Cornell University before returning
! home.
The \. S. United States Daughters of
| 1872. District of Columbia Chapter. will
give a reception Wednesday afternoon.
March - from to q. at the E,bbitt
| House. to meet Mrs. Maria B. Wheaton,
the first regent of the District of Column
bia Chapter 1872 society. The charter
members of the District of Columbia
Chapter are: Mrs. Maria B. Wheaton of
Denver. Col: Mrs. George r. Stetson fde-
| ceased. Miss Joseph G.. Webster. Miss
Alice Douglas Goddard Mrs. Albert L.
| Pitney, Mrs Kate kearney Henry. Mrs.
| George Marsh. Mrs. Howard d. Feast,
Miss Katharine n. Miller and Mrs. George
| w. Baird
| Tea and CANDY