Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-05

ana has many friends here. The bride Is
me daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
attractive and popular society girls in
the navy set. The wedding will be
largely military affair." Frank Wiley
Crlst, brother of the groom, wifi be the
pest man, and the ushers will be service
and ship mates of the groom. Lieut.. Crist
is row In command of the marine guard
on the bsttleship Wisconsin and will sail
with the battleship fleet for the east;
JURY s.
Senator and Mrs. Depew had as dinner
guests last night the Brazilian ambas-
sador and Nine. Nabuco. Justice and Mrs.
BroWn. Senator. Gallinger, Senator Carter,
senator Foster Representative and Mrs.
Dwight, Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j: Boardman. Mr. and Mrs. Crownin-
shield. Mrs. Schroeder, Miss Eleanor Car
roll. Miss Nina Squire, Miss Paulding and
Mr.. Charles Henry Butler.
Mr.. John s. Trodden and Mrs. Anna c.
Appler were quietly married last evening
at Holy Trinity Church by Rev. Father
Harlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Trodden will be
at home, 32l9 NJ street northwest, after
May IL.
The German military attache and Frau
Won Livonius had as dinner guests last
man naval attache and Frau Hebbing-
haus. Maj. and Mrs. Wilcox Mrs. Nicker-
son, Miss Boardman Lieut.. Won Bruning.
German attache, and Mr.. Royaards, Meth
erlands charge d'affaires.
The French ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand entertained at dinner last night
the Spanish minister. the British coun-
sellor and Lady Isabelle Howard DR.. and
Mrs de Roaldes of New Orleans. Mrs
ohnlo ich do ,1~,,v
Viscount and Viscountess de Martel and
Viscount de st. Phalle.
Mr. Charles Reeves Rowdybush, a vet
eran Of the Spanish-American war, and
Miss Rhoda Williams Of Tennessee were
married at Los Angeles, Cal, April n.
The ceremony took place at the home If
Lieut.. and Mrs. George w. Wallace, and
the couple will be at home in Los Angeles
after June /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burch and their
daughter. Mrs. Jones, wife of DIR. Jones'
have left the city and will visit New York
city and Mrs. Jones at her home in Provi-
dence, r. l.. before returning to their
home at UtICa, N. Y.
Mrs. Avenl will return from New York
tomorrow.
Mrs F. Berliner will not be at home
Miss Leavitt, 14O1 H street. will not be
at home this evening, but will receive her
friends informally as usual on succeeding
Tuesday evenings.
Mrs. ]. Murray Burrell of Cleveland
Park will be at home Informally Thurs
days during May.
The Japanese ambassador will give
reception on the evening of May II.
Mrs. Newbetry will preside tomorrow
from II to 6 in the green room of the
Arlington Hotel for the Colonial DANES
in the intervals of their annual council
meetings. Mrs. Foraker will preside
during the same hours Thursday, Mrs.
John Van Rensselaer, Friday, and Mrs.
Kicks Saturday. The latter is the new
vice regent for Mississippi in the Mount
Vernon Ladies Association. Each of
these hostesses will have large number
of assistants to help her in the hospitality.
Two evening receptions will be given at
Rauscher's this week, Thursday and Fri
day. for the Colonial Danes. At the
latter Mrs. Foraker will receive in absence
the club of Colonial Danes, whose
mourning precludes her presence. The
company invited Is a large and dis
tinguished one.
The Carnation Pleasure Club met at the
residence of Miss Elsie Williams, 1851 K
street southwest, last Thursday evening.
The parlor was decorated with masses of
pink carnations and large palms. while
the dining room in pink and green, with
the table centerpiece of carnations and
ferns. Musical selections and games
were INDUCED in. Refreshments were
served at II o'clock. Among those pres
ent were Misses Elsie Williams, Grace
Allen, Ivor Allen, Gertrude Allen, Lillian
Commerford Stella Baker, Lena Baker.
Grace Sp-ingman, Gertrude Dixon, Ivis
Duty, Pauline Duty. Lena Taylor, Katie
Taylor, Jennie Sheppard. May Owens and
Grace Voith. Messrs George Jack. X.
Macolm, D. Macolm J. Hall, c. Williams,
George Schonberger. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Williams Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Allen. Mr..
and Mrs. T. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Rogers Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lommerford,
Mrs. Voith. Mrs. J. Ais and Master Ray
mond Williams, Howard Williams, John
Ais. Wilfred Ais and Joseph Ais.
Mrs. Arthur E. Clarke Of New Hamp-
SHIRE formerly Mrs. Jacob G.. Cilley of
this city, is at the Arlington. Mrs. Clarke
has been for the past sixteen years the
president of the New Hampshire Society
of Colonial Danes, and was also for seven
years state regent for New Hampshire OF
the D. A. R., having been its first state
regent ever appointed for that society.
Mrs Clarke is here in attendance on the
biennial convention Of the Society Of CO.
lonial Danes.
A Virginia Wedding.
Miss Julia " Scott Of New York. for
merly of Virginia. and Mr.. William D.