Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-09
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WHITE HOUSE HOSPITALITY
EXTENDED TO NOTABLES.
Other Big Houses Where Friends
Were Welcomed-Weddin
Luncheons-Notes.

LunCQeOQS"NOISS.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt en-
tertained AT dinner last evening Prof
Bailey of Cornell n y: Mrs. Alfred
Cooley. Mr. Clifford Pinchot. chief of the
forestry service: John Graham Brook oil
Boston. Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs Winthrop and Dean Wells OF
Harvard.
Prof Bailey. who is chairman OF the
Presidents country life commission, ar
rived in Washington yesterday. Today
he will preside over the commission at It's
meeting at College Park, Md.
The marriage OF Miss Mildred Dryden
kensett, daughter of Mr. Thomas Harri-
son \ensett of Norfolk. and Mr. Edward
Murrcll Daniel son OF United States Sen
atar Daniel, will take place ut the bride
home in Norfolk Tuesday evening. Rev
David w. Howard. rector of st. Luke $
Church. officiating. Miss Mamie Ken
sett. sister Of the bride. Will be maid or
honor Mr.. felverton Garnett VIII pc
best man. A reception. To which 800
guests have been asked, will be given by
tic parents of the bride. After an ex-
tended northern tour the couple will so TO
LynchburG. where they will reside
Miss Georgia c. Knox, who Will be
bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Helen
Hatfield and Lieut.. Merchant. U.S.A.. will
give large luncheon tomorrow in honor
of Miss Hatfield at which she expects TO
entertain four other coming brides-Mlss
Amelie Pilson, who will marry Mr.. Wood
of Boston November -; Miss Eleanor
Granger to wed Paymaster Holt, U.SN-.
next Wednesday afternoon; Miss Mary
l.. Taylor. whose marriage to DR.. Reld
Hunt is fixed for December, and Miss
Irene Moore who will become the bride
OF Capt Wgmore. U.S.A., December ..
Mr. and Mrs Bellamy Storer will
cupy their home in this city the coming
winter. The house, which is at the
southeast corner of Rhode Island avenue
and 18th street, has been entirely made
over and has its entrance now on 18th
street, instead of on the avenue. over
which the French coat-of-arms was IA
miliar designation for the last three or
four years. \ driveway leads up 10 the
entrance and various changes within have
quite modernized the structure. Mr.. and
Mrs. Storer had house last winter in
Boston, and as usual with them, spent the
past summer abroad.
Miss Dorothy Donnelly. the young Eng
fish actress who was here last week,
gave a charming talk yesterday after
noon before the seniors at Trinity Col
Iege. Mrs. Carter and others of the col
ege board members of the faculty OF
the Catholic University and of Trinity,
were present. Miss DOnnellys talk was
on Bernard Shaw's Plays" and her audi
ence was a thoroughly well pleased one
Mrs. Francis Asbury Lutz will give
tea tomorrow, from > to I. at her home,
lI46 Lamont street, to meet her sister.
Miss Clara A. Lutz. who has been living
in the west for the past two years and
is now here on visit
Baron Ambrozy of the Austrian-Hun-
garian embassy had party of eleven
dining with him last night in compliment
to Count Won HatZfedt, who is in charge
of the German embassy until the arrival
Of the new ambassador.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Kate Evelyn Makeley. daughter of Mrs
Catherine MakeIey of Alexandria, to the
Rev Ivan Marshall Green. The ceremony
win take place in ST. Pauls P. E. Church
at Alexandria Wednesday evening. NO
vember 49, at $50 o'clock and will be per-
formed by the Rev. p. p. Phillips, rector
of St Paurs. Following the ceremony a
reception to the out-of-town guests and
the bridal party will be held at the home
of the brides mother at 1O6 Duke street,
Alexandria. and later the young couple
will leave on bridal trip. The bride
groom was a graduate from the Virginia
Episcopal Theological Seminary in the
class Of 1907.
Representative B. G. HUMPHREYS of Mis-
son and daughter. are among the first of
the congressional set to arrive and have
taken an apartment at the Royal. 18th
and Girard streets, near the school which
Miss Mildred HUMPHREYS will attend.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Bennett of Pan
anna are visiting the latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. d. Godfrey of 942 Westmin-
ster street northwest.
die Stauffacherin'' held its monthly
meeting November ) at the home Of Mrs
Schuepbach Those present We're Mrs.
Beuchert, Mrs. Caspar Mrs, Egioff. Mrs
Grass, Mrs. Grunewald, Mrs. Giovannini
Mrs. Hoer. Miss Holer. Mrs. lseli, Mrs
Spiess, Mrs. NJ Schmidt. Mrs. Ste!ger
Mrs Schuepbach. Mrs. Zichtl and Mrs.
Sandoz The December meeting will take
place at the home of Mrs Eisenbeiss.
Mrs Henry Wells and her daughter
Miss Loula Clifford Wells, have returned
from visiting in New York, Philadelphia
Morristown and Annapolis, and are in
their new home. 1910 2lst street north
west for the winter.
Commander and Mrs. Cameron MGR.
Winslow have taken a house. No. 40
East I'D street, New York city, for
the winter.
Miss Alice Meyer. daughter of the
Postmaster General who was among
urday. in Trinity Church. New York. of
Miss Sylvia Parsons and Mr.. Rudolph
Weld wore an exceedingly pretty Co.'S
tune. 1t was of ivory white satin.
trimmed with lace and embroidered
with gold thread. Her hat was of
dark brown velvet, with pink velvet
and brown tulle trimmings. The brides
maids bouquets were Of pink chrysan-
themumS.
Senator Guggenheim has leased the
Chandler Hale house. at 10th and l.
streets for his occupancy the coming
winter. Last year Mrs. Guggenheim
was in mourning and took no part in
social affairs beyond few Thursday
afternoons at home. The Hale house
is well adapted for entertaining pur-
poses.
Mrs Robert Meyer. 2720 18th street will
be at home Friday, the 18th instant, and
the first two Fridays in December.
Dr. and Mrs George Barrie gave
little dinner last night for Miss Eleanor
Granger and Paymaster Felix r. Holt,
US.N. Miss Erma Shaw. Miss Irene
Moore. Mrs E. S. Moore. Capt. Herbert