Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-17

and Mrs ]. l.. Loose. and were enter
tanned handsomely by the Speaker and
Ms. Miss Cannon. sailed today for Europe e
They will spend the summer abroad.
They have lived for some years in Japan,
where Mr.. Horne has business interests,
and their Yokohama home is one of the
show places Of the country. Mrs. Horne
was Miss Anne Byrd of Virginia.
Ex-senator Cockrell and Miss Cockrell
gave dinner last night when their guests
were the Italian ambassador and the
Baroness Mayor des Planches, Miss Hell
minister to Persia; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lee Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Crownin-
Lieut. Roscoe Bumer Miss louise Fora
ker. Miss Evelyn Walsh. Miss Julette
Williams. Signor Montagna. Italian coun-
selor and Messrs. Preston Gibson and
John Siebert.
The Brazilian ambassador and Nine. Ma
buco entertained at dinner last night when
the company consisted of their daughter
Miss Nabuco; Miss Julia Meyer. Miss Ma
rion Crosby. Miss Martha Bacon. Miss
Marion Oliver. Miss Mary Scott, Miss
Yulee Noble. Miss Katherine Jennings.
do Amaral. Brazilian counselor; Baron
Haymerle, Austrian attache: Signor Centa-
70. Italian second secretary; signor Cora.
Commander Crank. Mr.. Won Schubert
German attache: Fl. eresford- Hope Brit
ish attache: Mr.. Janssens, Belgian at
tache: Mr.. Martin. Swiss first secretary
and Mr.. Maurice Nabuco.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Moran announce the
engagement of their daughter. Grace, to
Mr. ]. D. Marshall of Montana
Miss Anna Long, daughter of Col. Long
U. s. A. and Miss May Phelps, daughter
of Commander Phelps, L. s. N. enter
tanned a large number of members of the
nd Gfrlc Iuh
theater party yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Mabel to
ant
Mrs. DelZene Marean and Miss Helen
Marean of Brookland. d. c.. have started
for an extended tour to California and
Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor Grosner had as
guests Mr.. and Mrs Louis B. Kuppen-
turning from Pinehurst on their way
home.
A euchre and musicale given by Mr.
and Mrs. John Painter at their residence.
500 Taylor street. Petworth. was en-
joyed By over thirty guests last Friday
evening. Prizes were won by Mrs
Charles Boyer, Mrs. Charles Sullivan Mr.
Fred Baxter, Mr.. Norman Hill and DR.
Alfred Norcross. The musical program
included vocal solos by Mrs Gregory
NOetZel, violin and cello selections by Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Alexander Finckel. with
piano Accomplishments by Mrs. William
Gutelius.
A complimentary masque ball in honor
of the feast of Purim will be given to-
morrow night to the children of the Sab
bath school of the Eighth Street TeG-
pie by the Ladies' Auxiliary Society
Prizes will be award, d for the most
original costumes.
Miss Catherine Stewart Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Will
liams and Mr.. Francis Bennett Poe will
be married Saturday, April II, at 4:3O,
at the home of the brides parents, 1888
18th street.
Miss Daisy Pierson of New York is the
guest of Miss Helen Ffoulke this week.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Oliver,
daughter of the assistant secretary of
war and Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver to
Mr. Francis X. Stevens. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander Stevens of New York
will take place at the Oliver home May
&c
Maj. and Mrs. Charles l.. McCawley
gave a dinner last night for the Princess
Belosselsky of Russia and her father
Gen. Whittier, greatly feted visitors here
at present