Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-03


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and Messrs. Rudolph Brennan. Edward
Connor. D. J. Fitzpatrick, Joseph McDer-
mott. Thomas McDermOtt, Thomas Purdy
p. 7. McDermott, John Gallagher, Thomas
Arlington and Woodford Smith.
Mr.. Charles G. Shasteen is guest at
the Marlborough Blenheim, Atlantic City.
The following congressional ladies will
receive at the Cairo Tuesday, January II;
from until 6: Mrs. Frank w. Mondell,
Wyoming; Mrs. Robert w. Bonynge,
Colorado: Mrs. Howard NJ. Snapp. lii
nois; Mrs. Frank NJ. Nye, Minnesota;
Mrs. Henry S. Caulfield, Missouri.
The engagement Of Miss Sara Jean
Winans. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Winans of Walla Walia and Lieut..
George l.. Converse, jr., 14th Cavalry
L. S. A. was announced Monday in Wal
Ia Walla, Wash. Lieut.. Converse is of a
well known army family, his father belnS
Capt. Converse, retired.
Lieut.. Converse and Miss Winans were
in the wedding party of Miss Harriet An
keny. daughter OF Senator Ankeny, and
Capt. Francis H. Pope, who were married
last month.
wl) are spending their honeymoon visit
IL, the parents of the former, Lieut..
Gen. ;;n. AIRS Chaffee, in Los Angeles,
arc being entertained at a series of din
ners, theater parties, etc.
Prince Henri de Bearn. with his two
children came over from Baltimore Fri
day and will remain until April.
The shamrock was very much in evil
dence at the wedding recently in London
of Miss Olive Wingfield, the eldest sister
of Lore Powerscourt and granddaughter
of Lord Leicester, to Mr.. Van de Weyer.
The brides forbears have been associated
With Wexford and Wicklow for eight
generations at least. She was reared at
Powerscourt. situated in the beautiful
glens of Wicklow and within sight OF
the Seven Churches, and is deeply devoted
to the country of her birth. To show her
feeling the bride elected TO wear a white
satin wedding gown, covered with de-
sign of shamrocks. The same emblem
was interviewer with the flowers in her
bouquet, which were gathered in the
gardens OF her old home at Enniskerry.
The wedding favors also came from
County Wicklow.
Lord Powerscourt gave his sister away.
and afterward a reception was held by
her mother at % Harley street.
The Jolly Dozen were entertained at
a masquerade party at the residence OF
Miss Gertrude MaIsden, I01 F. street
southwest, last Saturday evening. There
were many pretty costumes, Elmer Is.
Klopfer and Franklin Barr being award
ed prizes for the two best costumed boys
present while Miss 1nga Forsberg and
Miss Ursula Keller were the prize win
ming girls Dancing and games were the
chief feature of the evenings entertain
ment, followed by refreshments. Those
present and the costumes they wore We're:
Miss 1nga Forsberg as Sleeping Beauty;
Miss Anna Forsberg as Egyptian Prin-
cess; Miss Gertrude Marsden. as Martha
Washington; Miss Bessie Thomas, as Red
Riding Hood: Miss Marguerite Jones, as
Cinderella; Miss Dorothy Miller. as God
dess of Liberty: Miss Ursula Keller. as
Colonial Belle; Mr.. Frank Davis. as Col
ored Barber; Mr.. Elmer Klopfer. as
Happy HooIigan: Mr.. Nathaniel Morley,
as Clown: MI. Franklin Barr. as China
man; Mr.. Ralph Judd, as Millionaire; Mr..
Earnest Thomas, as Romeo: MIR. William
Bradley, as Cowboy; Mr.. Beverley uar-
rett, as Rufus Rastus Brown.
The Pheta Pheta Club held its regular
semi-monthly meeting at the residence of
Miss Mackenzie, $50 G. street northeast.
Wednesday evening last. Refreshments
Misses Mary Rice. 1nga Forsberg, Trixie
Law, Kathleen McElfresh, Bessie Mac
KenZie, Helen Woods and the Messrs
Frank Davis, William Conboye. Nathan
and Walter Simpson.
Miss Daisy +. Erb of this city, who
was the Christmas guest of Miss LIE
Garde OF EImgrove avenue, Providence,
r. l., left there Wednesday for Palm
Beach. Fla.
Mrs. George Young. wife Of the second
secretary of the British embassy, enter
tanned informally at luncheon Tuesday
or home C033 Florida avenue.
The charge d'affaires of Mexico and
Mime. Godoy are entertaining as their
guests at their home on 18th street Ame.
Perrin mother of the latter; Mr.. and
Mrs J. f. Canalizo and Miss Canalizo of
San Francisco, Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Canalizo and family of New York.
Miss Mercedes Godoy and the Misses
Godoy entertained New Year eve by CIV
ing a watch party to number of their
intimate friends and the members of the
embassy STAN
Mrs. LOTUS. wife OF the first secretary
of the Siamese legation, gave a Christmas
ington for her children. There were
twenty-five little guests present.
Miss Goldsmith Of 18th street is spend
ing the holiday season with friends at
Rockville, Md.
Misses Pauline and Helen Montgomery
of n street spent several days last week
visiting their sister and brother-in-' aw
Mr. and Mrs. Bergfelt of Silver Spring
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Corey of X street
entertained at dinner Friday in honor of
Mrs. and Miss Campbell. wife and daugh-
ter of the late Judge Timothy Campbell
of New York.