Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-07

Meyer. Miss Meyer. Miss Alice Meyer. the
assistant secretary of the navy and Mrs.
Beekman Winthrop, the assistant secre-
tary Of war and Mrs. Oliver. Miss Oliver.
the Austrian naval attache and Baroness
PreusSchen Won und zu Liebenstein,
Count and Countess de Chambrun. Mr..
Thurkow, attache of the Netherlands le-
cation. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Glover.
Numbers by Mr.. Oum:roff. the Bohe-
man baritone, and by both the minister
and his talented wife. the latter giving
italian songs, were the especial features.
Last evening the marriage of Miss
yesta n Crane, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Crane, to Mr.. James a.
Councillor took place at the home of the
brides parents. 24:S South Dakota ave-
nue. northeast. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Samuel II. Greene Of the
Calvary Baptist Church in presence OF
a small company of relatives. \ small
reception and supper followed. The bride
was attended by Miss Clara A. Barnes.
and the best man was Mr.. Ralph $.
Crane. Immediately after the supper the
bride ana bridegroom left for wedding
trip north and will be at home later in
been made chief of the Indian reserva-
ton.
Miss Louise Dill and her guest. Miss
Vincent kuhns of Baltimore. will he at
home to their friends Thursday after
noon. December .. at 9n2 9th street
northwest.
At the annual Christmas bazaar 10 be
| held at the home OF Miss ineZ NJ. How
ard. 1877 street northwest. December
! 10. Tennyson's poem. Dream % Far
Women will he read 10y Miss Hattie u.
leaux. several Young ladies from Metro
politan NJ. r. Church taking part.
Miss Frances Lawton. daughter of the
late Gen. II. w. Lawton. is the house
guest of Capt. and Mrs S. J. Mulhail at
the Iloilies, near Baliston. Va.
Ensign Hiram l.. Irwin. L. S. ", OF
the Dolphin was host for the younger set
yesterday AT a tea aboard ship. Miss
Frances Miller. who is to he a debutante
Thursday was the chief guest. Mrs.
Benjamin De Mer Miller mother of Miss
Miller, received for the host.
Mrs. Wilson, wife of Henry Lane VIII
son. recently appointed amba S. ador to
Mexico: Mr.. and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins
and Capt. Cassidy of this city returned
from Europe yesterday.
Mrs. F. Egerton Webbs dance last
night in New York for her debutante
daughter. Miss Laura V. Webb. was at
tended by nearly four hundred guests.
The cotillon began after supper. led by j.
Harry Alexandra with Miss Webb. the
favors, brought back by Mrs. Webb from
Paris, consisting OF all sorts of pretty
tTifles, some of them of decidedly novel
character. Among the guests were
Countess Grey. daughter of the governor
general of Canada, and Lady Evelyn
Grey; Lady tombstone, wife Of Sir Alan
tombstone, the British minister TO Den
mark: DIR. David J. Hill. American am
bassador to Germany, and Mrs. Hill: j.
Ridgely Carter, American minister to
Roumania, and Mrs. Carter: Mrs. Robert
Bacon. and Miss Martha Bacon.
Mrs. Browning and Mrs. Lamberton,
mother and sister of Mrs. William Pen
mock Rogers, are visiting Gen. and Mrs.
Rogers at the Soldiers Home.
Miss Howser will entertain at lunch
con Saturday in honor of Miss Marjorie
Weber of New York, who will be the
guest of Miss Lauck.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. MacVeagl have gone to Boston and
will be away until next Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darwin Penne-
baker have as their guests for the week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Newman Of Louis
Vile, KY; Miss Katherine Gum Of Rich
mond Va: Miss Winifred Dorence of
Philadelphia, Mr.. Peter Mccall Mercer
and Mr.. Charles Mercer of PittSburg.
After round Of visits in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia. Miss Annie Fee
lice Byrne has joined her parents. Col
Charles B. Byrne, United States Medical
Corps, and Mrs. Byrne, at 175S Q street
northwest.