Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
N THE wORl0! OF SOCIETY
A HoUSEWARMING PARTY AT
THE METROPOLITAN CLUB.
Teas and Dancing Helped Fill 6
Busy Day and Evening-Per-
sonal Notes.

The reception at the Metropolitan Club.
the garden party at Mrs. Letters and
the meeting of the Congressional Club at
Mrs. BOardmans when it was addressed
by Mrs. Margaret Chandler A.drich of
New York. made yesterday afternoon
quite the busiest of the spring. At the
former function. a housewarming from
4 to Z. when the club received feminine
compliments and admiration for its new
quarters. there was plenty to eat and
drink and good music heard above the
voices of the chatting hundreds. The
governors of the club met their guests
in the great hall and relays of men,
bers escorted the fair visitors wherever
they cared to go. Everybody seemed to
be present and the visions of pretty and
smartly gowned womer ought to be Turk
Ing in the Club for long time. 1t Will
all be repeated at the last half of the
hOusewa r1ning which is scheduled next
Monday afternoon. also from 1 to Z.
ceptiOnally interesting event to celebrate
lately in the coming marriage of her son,
but she has accomplished more than usu-
ally follows the plans of those who wish
to give garden parties hereabouts, by
having two warm. sunny and altogether
lovely afternoons for the events. Miss
Juliette Williams and Mr.. Letter have
met in this way most of those In this
locality who have any acquaintance with
them or who are personally interested in
the date of their wedding, which mas Deen
set for Wednesday, June 10. Mrs. Letter
and her son are going to Chicago to-
morrow for brief stay.
Mr. Owen Scott welcomed large con-
tingent of the debutantes of the present
year and some of next season at the
dance given for his daughters. Miss
Scott. who mingled in society during the
early winter. and Miss Alice Scott. whose
debut is yet to take place. Miss Pulitzer
Of New York was also in the house party.
Mrs. Draper received for the host. some
ct whose guests were Miss Nabuco, Miss
Newberry, Miss Constance Hoyt. Miss
Cecilia May. Mrs. Philip Hichborn. Miss
Miss Audrey Sackett; Miss Olga Con-
verse, Miss Frederick Morgan. Miss
I4eech, Miss Parker. Miss Chew. Miss
Lillian Chew. Miss Noble, Miss Leutze.
Miss Maxwell Miss Cole. Miss Williams.
Miss Crawford. Miss Rodgers. Count To-
rok, Prince zu Windisch-Graetz,M Mr.. Cora.
Mr.. Won Stumm Mr.. Salinas, Mr.. Henri
Martin. Mr.. Costa. Mr.. Hanihara. Capt.
Lee. Lieut.. Commander Crank. Mr.. Beres-
ford Hope. Maj. Cosby, Mr.. Robinson.
Mr.. Bingham. Mr.. Emory Mr.. Howard
and Mr.. Malone.
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer and Miss Ju-
liza Meyer will sail for Germany early next
month and go directly to Kissingen, where
they will live very quietly. in order that
Miss Meyer. who has never recovered
strength since an operation on her throat
last summer. may regain her health. The
Postmaster General and the other men,
bers of his family will remain in this
country for the summer. though Mr..
Meyer may later decide to make a flying
trip to kissingen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour, who
had a party with them at the Paint and
Powder" performance, entertained later
at their home at supper, when several of
the members of the cast were also pres
ent.
morrow.
A farewell courtesy was given to Lady
Isabella Howard yesterday by Mrs. Bryce
at the British embassy. when over $50
guests assembled during the tea hour.
tary. presided at the tea table. Lady
Howard will sail shortly for Europe to
spend the summer.
Mrs Ezra L. Koon was hostess YES
terday at a musical at the Highlands.
when Washington favorite. Mrs. Wal
ter Heustis of Dubuque Iowa, formerly
Miss Bertha Lincoln of this city, gave
the program.
The ballroom was decorated in honey
suckle. dogwood blossoms and other
spring flowers. Miss Winifred Davis,
Miss Sutherland and the Misses Need
ham did the honors in the tea room after
the music
Miss Gertrude Eichorn, daughter of Dr.
A. Eichorn of 1903 LIST street northwest,
gave birthday party Sunday evening to
a number of her friends. who presented
hef with loving cup. pleasant even
Ing was spent. The parlors were decorat-
ed with American beauties and the din
ing room with wild blossoms.
Capt and Mrs. summerlin gave a tin
ner party last night in honor of Miss
Juliette Williams and Mr.. Letter.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh will
close their Washington home and go to
their Colorado estate early next month.
The German ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg intend to sail next month.
probably on the 10Th, to remain abroad all
summer.
Miss Eloise Cissel has as her guest Miss
Mary Hope of Portsmouth, Va, at her
home, Oak Crest. Georgetown, D. c.
Mrs. Scott. wife of Senator Scott. gave
large luncheon today at the New Will
lard.
A pretty wedding took place last even
ing when Miss Leila Rose and Edward
Wemple Juneau were married at the
Church of the Advent by the Rev. Edward
Marshall Mott. The church was decorated
with white blossoms and foliage.
The full choir of twenty voices sang the
wedding march. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Jeanette Rosse. as
maid OF honor. while Miss Julia Rose and
Miss Mary Keene were bridesmaids. Mr..
Walter Sacks was best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Francis Rosse
William p. Foley, Van Horn Foulke and
T. Avery Taylor The brides gown was
Of heavy white satin, trimmed with Irish
lace and pearls The veil was held in