Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PAPER CHASE, MUSICAL AND
DINNER PARTIES.
Other Sociabilities of a March Sun
day-Travel Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.

dinner party, had the Vice President OF
Cuba, Senior A. Zayas, as the guest OF
honor.
The Mexican minister to Cuba and
Mime Godoy entertained at luncheon yes
terday in honor of Vice President Zayas.
Among the guests were the Mexican
amba ssador. Senior de Ia Barra: the MN
lister from Bolivia and Nine. de Caide-
ron. Miss de Calderon. Nine. de Wollant.
who is here on visit to her former
home: Mr.. John Barrett. Senior Algara'
Miss Godoy and Mr.. Albert Godoy.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer had company of young people
last night at dinner to meet their guest
Miss McCook. daughter of Col. Mce ooH
Of New York Among the guests were
Admiral and Mrs. Cowles. Mrs. Chauncey
Of New York, the second secretary of
the British embassy and Mrs. Kennaru'
Lieut.. and Mrs. Williams. Miss Souther-
land, Miss Emery and the Misses Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely gave a dinner last
night in honor of Mrs. Jordan OF BIOS
ton. In the company were Mr.. and MIS-
Farnum. Miss Stackpole and Miss Jor-
dan. all of Boston; Mrs Wilder, Mr.. SIC
William Bowie Clarke and Baron Har-
denbrouck.
The paper chase yesterday was in the
Tenleytown direction. with a Wlnd-up
luncheon at Friendship. the scene OF so
many delightful events. In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis. who
chaperoned the company: Miss Marion
Wiborg. Miss Carol Crawford. Miss Har-
riet Wadsworth. Miles. De Lagercrantz'
Miss Anna Cockrell. Viscountess de Mar
tel. Capt Philip s. Brown. US.M.c::
Capt. Sherwood Cheney. lisa; Count
Torok and Prince Windisch-Graetz of
the Austro-Hungarian embassy: Mai.
Spencer Cosby. U.S.A.: Messrs. Won Prftt-
WITT and Won Stumm of the German en-
bassy. Baron Stael and Mr.. de Strive OF
the Russian embassy. and Lieut.. Cam
perio. naval attache Of the Italian en-
bassy.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Slater had
guests last night for musical. when the
Danish cellist, Mr.. Standby. with Nine.
Standby at the piano. gave the program.
Lady Paget. whose presence here gave
new stimulus to entertaining. has re-
turned to New York. where her friends
will at once resume the hospit itieS for
her that were interrupted by her visit
here. She sails for England the 18th.
Miss Leary, who has been her lifelong
friend. will give dinner and a musical
Thursday night for her.
The bridal party to attend Miss Emily
Fitch, daughter of Chief Engineer and
Mrs. Henry ". Fitch and Mr.. Albert
Pepper Gerhard of Philadelphia at ST.
Alexandrine Fitch, maid of honor. Miss
Henrietta Fitch, another sister of the
bride. and Miss Anna Sargent Gerhard a
sister Of the bridegroom. bridesmaids, and
ers. Messrs. John II. Brockie. Alfred d.
Pardee and Charles l.. Mckeehan of Phil
adelphia: Paul Bedford of Wilkesbarre.
and Capt. James Addison Logan. jr., Of
this city. After their wedding the couple
will reside in Overlook, Pa, where a
new home is now building for them.
The former Secretary of Commerce and
Labor and Mrs. Straus. who are in Ha-
vana. are seeing the sights there under
the most pleasing auspices.
Lady Hadfeld. sister of the Attorney
General. has returned to New York after
visit In Philadelphia with her cousin,
Mrs. Katherine Dunlany Belt. A num-
Der OF smart dinners were given for her.
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
TindIe at Valley Forge. Secretary Knox S
Pennsylvania farm
Mr. and Mrs. Richard r. Quay of Bal
lamona Pittsburg gave a dinner of
twelve covers last week in honor of Miss
Marian Pryda Quay Of Florence. Italy
and Miss Edith Walton of East Orange.
n. j.. who were the guests of Mrs. Mary
Quay Davidson and her sister. Miss Coral
Quay, daughters of the late Senator Quay.
at Sewickley Bridge. Pa.
The British. amba SSador and Mrs.
Bryce, who are travelling in the west, will
not be back for several weeks.
The ambassador from Italy and the
Baroness Mayor des Planches will sail
April 20 for Italy.
Mrs. Sherman. wife OF the Vice Presi-
dent, will be the guest of honor at the
Club OF Colonial Danes this afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Lee will pour tea.
Mrs James r. Mckee and Miss Mckee
will be here Easter week for a visit to
Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Gen. and Mrs. A. Z. Bates. who have
been south all the past winter. are back
at their apartment at the Connecticut.
Miss Frances NJ. Thorn, after spending
the winter in California and Chicago, has
returned to her home, 1921 Biltmore
OF