Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-30
I'm THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS MILDRED FEARN WILL BE
PRESENTED AT A TEA TODAY.
Mrs. Munn's Dinner Dance and
Other Events-Timely Per-
sonal Notes.

Miss Mildred Fearn. the attractive
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lee F'earn. will be presented at a tea this
afternoon at the family residence on
Massachusetts avenue. In the receiving
party will be Miss Lettuce Lee Clark of
Mobile. Ala, and Miss Edgerton of Bal
timore. house guests: Miss Ida Wynne,
the Misses Wright Baroness Marie
Paumgartten, Miss Sutherland. Miss
Josephine Mason. Miss Gatewood, Miss
Lillian Duncan Baxter. Miss Frances Web
ster. Miss Julia Heyl Miss Matile. Miss
Katherine Crane, Miss Halford and Miss
Morford
Mrs. Charles 4. Mum entertained last
night i'll honor of her daughter. Miss Car
RE Louise Num- Eighty guests were en-
tertalned at dinner and We're joined later
by fifty others for the dance Assisting
Mrs. Mum and Miss Mum in receiving
were the Misses Thomas and Mss Brad
ley of Boston. Among the guests were
Miss Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt, jr..
Kermit Roosevelt. Miss Julia Meyer Miss
Alice Meyer Miss Nabuco. Countess Alex
andra Bernstorff, daughter OF the Ger
man ambassador: Baroness Marguerite
Npncheur. daughter of the Belgian min
isler. the Misses de LagercrantZ, daugh-
leFS Oh llle swedish minister, MISS -MdFtNd
Bacon. Miss Emily Sloane, Miss Nora
Thayer. Miss Eleanor Green. Miss Chris
tine Roosevelt. Miss Margaret Roosevelt,
Miss Josephine Osborne, Miss Ellen Rog
ers. Miss Cornelia Iandon, Miss Madeline
Borland. Miss Jennetta Alexander. Miss
Faith Simpkins. Mss Clara Fargo and
debutantes of this and the last season;
George Won l.. Meyer. j.. Fulton Cutting,
Jefferson Newbold. Maurice Roche. Fran
els Gray. Frank Harding. Hugo de
LN,-tte do, Il1t
Barclay Farr. Randall Clifford. II. Fair
field Osborn, Stephen Landcn. jr Ed
mund Rogers, MunrOe Robinson, Robert
Potter. Charles Emory. Norman Armour.
almost al! of New York. and nearly all
the bachelors of the diplomatic corps and
resident society.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Newberry had as dinner guests last night
DR.. Vogel, the Swiss minister: Assistant
Secretary OF State and Mrs. Bacon. AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, Assistant Sec
rotary of the Navy and Mrs. satterlee.
Mr.. and Mrs George Howard. Mr.. and
Mrs McClintock and Mrs. Harold Van
Buren,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler
gave d dinner followed by a dance last
night to celebrate the twenty-frst birth
day of their son, Charles Marshall Butler.
Mrs William H. Michael. wife of the
consul general at Calcutta. India. enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Wynne. wife of the con-
sui general at London. and Miss Wynne.
Mrs. Michael was assisted ,y her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Charles II. McHugh, and Mrs.
Arlon v Cushman. The other guests
were Mrs. Day wife of Mr.. Justice Day;
Mrs. Thurston. Mrs. Busby, Mrs.
Spransy, Mrs. a. Smith. Miss White,
Mrs. Fitzsimmons. Mrs. Day. Mrs.
Mckee, Mrs. Green.;treet. Mrs. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Granvill Meyers. Mrs. Syl-
vester Miss Sylvester. Mrs. Walsh, Mrs
Solger. Mrs. Wright Mrs. Muth, Mrs.
Minnix. Miss Ntzhugh, of Albany. Mrs.
Andrews. Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. Morris. Mrs.
Galley. Mrs. Henderson and Mrs Louis
Meyers After the luncheon Mrs. Walsh
sang several beautiful selections
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Rhine have re-
turned to 116 ID street northwest after
spending the Christmas holidays with
their parents in Eliicott City. Md.
Mr.. Lewis F. Petrie OF Brooklyn n Y,
is visiting his sisters. the Misses Petrie,
l16 ID street northwest for the holidays.
Mr. Charles G. Prentiss announces the
marriage of his daughter Grace and Maj.
George Thomas Carter, r.S.A, Tuesday.
December %. 1908.
large number of Washington friends
of the couple are Interested in the mar
riage last night in Baltimore of Rev.
John c. Bowers. formerly of this city.
and Miss Adelaide Schuman. daughter of
Mrs Sophia Schuman of Baltimore.
Every seat in the Calvary Lutheran
Church was occupied by their friends. in
Guiding d score of ministers. A feature
of the event was that the groom ofiiciat-
ing clergy. best man and matron of honor
We're brothers and sisters An innovation
was that souvenirs of the occasion We're
distributed at the door. They consisted
of cards announcing The marriage. with
the names of the parties, date. place and
time of the reception.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
George S. Bowers. pastor of Grace Lu-
theran Church, Winchester. Va. brother
of the groom Miss Ella Matthias played
the wedding march and selections. The
bridal party entered the church through
the hall leading from the parsonage TO
the church and returned the same way.
The bride wore an empire gown of white
batiste. with tuile veil. and carried a
shower bouquet of bride NCs.
Leila Bowers Grove. sister of the groom.
of Salem, Va, matron of honor. She
was attired in white batiste. with princess
lace, and carried pink carnations. DR.. l..
Pascal Bowers of Philadelphia brother
of the groom. was best man. The ushers
were DIR. Arthur v Harget: of New
York. Mr.. Samuel II. Kirby. Mr. Melville
n. Bowers of Winchester, Va. and Mr.
Paul Beard of Thurmont.
The church council was represented by
Messrs. William Essig. jr.. and Louis 6.
Wanncwetsch. The bridal party was en-