Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-07
IN the WORLD OF SOCIETY
DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND
GUEST AT COCHRAN HOME.
Hospitalities in Her Honor Till End
of Visit-Other Events.
Personal Notes.

| Representative and Mrs. Bourke Cock
| ran, who have as their house guest the
| Duchess of Sutherland entertained last
night at dinner in her honor and will
| again this evening have both dinner and
| after dinner guests to meet her. In the
! company last night were the Vice Presi-
dent, the Italian ambassador and Baroness
| des Planches Senator and Mrs. Beveridge,
| Senator Aldricll, Representative and Mrs.
| Nicholas Longworth, the counselor of the
| British embassy and Lady Isabella How
| ard Maj and Mrs. Charles l.. McCawley,
Mrs. Richard Townsend and Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. E. Guinness Of London, with whom
| the duchess is travelling. The party will
| continue their Journey to Florida Mon
| day.
| Mrs. J. l.. Loose, who Is one of the most
| welcome of winter visitors and who spent
| a month of the season as the guest OF
Miss Helen Cannon. left today for her
| home in Kansas City. AS early as prac-
ticable Mr.. and Mrs. Loose will come
! east and take up their residence at
place they have leased for the summer
on the north shore, Massachusetts,.
Miss Perie Anderson. daughter Of JUS
tice and Mrs. Anderson, has returned
from a ten days visit with friends in
East Orange, n. ].
| Mrs. NJ. Herman announces the engage
ment of her daughter Geneva to Mr..
| David Rothschild.
Miss Bertha Gutenberg of 1888 street
is now visiting relatives in New YORK.
| Newark and Philadelphia.
Mrs Melville Church and Miss Church
are at Atlantic City.
Mme Bonaparte and her son. Mr.. Je-
rome Bonaparte. sailed today on the
Amerika from New York for Europe
They expect to be abroad for at least
| a year.
Mr. and Mrs Edward s. Schmid gave
eighteenth birthday Of their daughter
Florence. The house was prettily dec
GRATED In pink and cut flowers. The even
| ing was spent in music and games, sa1ter
which the guests repaired to the dining
room. where refreshments were served
Those present were: Misses Monte Payne.
Eunice Knorleine. Gertrude Lentz Hattie
Lockwood. Jennie Talbot Elsie Tayman
Lulu Tayman. Ailsa Cornmelin' Frances
Schrhid, Gwendoline Spohn, Florence
Schmid, Messrs Edward Brownley, John
Griffith. Eugene Wall, Frank Horgan,
Delle Wolfrey, Bailey Gladmon, Edward
Giles. Joseph Talbot. James Gusford.
Berre Giles. Ernest F'oegel, Otis Johnson.
Edward Schmid, Clarence Schmid and
| Frank Schmid.
| Nine. j. Esputa Daily, who has been
confined to bed for more than a week.
the result of an injury last Thursday
night is much improved, but is still In
| nervous condition.
Miss Winnifred de Witt has returned to
her home in this city, having spent the
past two weeks at Lakewood, N. j., and
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Mann of 1900
Massachusetts avenue and Miss Hewitt
have left the city for a short visit to
their home in Gramwell, w. Va.
The Capitol Hill and Washington Euchre
and Knockers Club was entertained at
the residence of Mr.. r. ]. Crump. 935
Westminster street northwest, last Tues
Miss Christine Coale. Mrs. A. G. Gar
den, Mr.. A. G. Garden and Mr.. r. j.
Crump. After the games had been played
delightful supper was served Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs w. I. |
Crump. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Garden. Miss
Christine Coale. Miss Maize Gardner.
Miss Margett Bateman. Miss Viola Trail. |
Mr.. r. c. Henry. Mr.. E. P. Collision.
Mr.. Roy waste, Mr.. w. Sladen and Mr.. |
r. j. Crump
Tuesday afternoon Miss Jane NJ. Des- |
| mond and Mr.. Lafayette Leaman were
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Father Smyth. Mr.. and Mrs Leaman left
Immediately after the ceremony for |
| months tour of the south. which will in
clude Florida and Cuba. They will be at
| home to their friends after April l at 610
Kenyon street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Naomi Kenhey
and Mr.. Lester NJ KidwelI, both of Con-
gress Heights, occurred Wednesday even
ing last at the home of the bride. The
ceremony was witnessed by a large num-
Der of invited guests. The bride was at
tended by Miss Eve r. Ellis and Mr.. J.
ding marches were played by Miss Lillian
GUIDE. The bride was becomingly attired
| in white. She wore veil. which was
caught up with lilies of the valley. After
Rev. H. G. Spencer. the pastor of the
Congress Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church. a wedding supper was served.
following which Mr.. and Mrs. Kidwell
left for a visit to Virginia. They will re-
! turn to reside near Congress Heights
| Miss Matte Oettinger is spending sew
eral weeks in New York city. and on her
return will visit Philadelphia and Balti-
more.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Stiebel of 1926 18th
street northwest have as their guest their
niece, Miss Florence Jacobs of Richmond,
| Va.
| Master George Cook. son of Representa-
| tive and Mrs. George Cook, was host to-
| day at a matinee box party having a
party Of young friends to enjoy the show
with him.
A surprise party was given at the resi-
Gence of Mrs. G. Bohlayer. 1870 G street
northeast. to her niece, Miss Ethel Reese, |
| of Maryland, who is spending several 4
| weeks here.
| Miss Emily Fowler and Miss Elizabeth
| Gerhold gave several selections on the
| piano. Mr.. Robert E. Brennan and Mrs
| G.. Bohlayer also sang several comic
songs. accompanied by Miss Lomax The
sitting room was cleared and games were
played and dancing followed after re-
| freshments. Those present were Miss
Ethel Reese. Ora May Hobbs. Elizabeth
| Gerhold. Emily Fowler. Margaret Van
TaseI, Mrs. J. Bohlayer, Miss Burnadelt
| Bohlayer. Miss Lomax. Madeline Bur
mingham. Mrs. Emory Reese. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Godfrey COLLEGE, Mr. and Mrs. G.
! Bohlayer Mr.. r. E. Brennan. Deane
| Elkins, Tanner Eisenstein and Charles
| Walters.
| Mrs. George n. Brown. 9th street. en-
tertained eighteen friends at luncheon
| and euchre last Wednesday afternoon
| in honor of Mrs NJ A. Dow. who was
elected at the recent department con-
| n ia. IL