Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28

the table was exquisitely decorated with
pink roses used in abr ndance. and OH the
silver candelabra a:-d candlesticks the
lights were prettily shaded also in pink.
Mrs. Miriam Fiske of Staten Island,
L. L., and Count Robert Lionel de Mon
tesquion FeZensac of France will be mar
ried May II, and the count and his bride
will sail Immediately to live in Paris,
where Mrs. F'iske's two little girls are
now being educated in convent.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. /. Ferguson, 1915 Mas
day party to their only daughter, Miss
Flora. Tuesday evening. The parlors,
reception hall and dining room were
handsomely decorated with the bouquets
sent to Miss Ferguson Those present
were: Misses NeWcombs, Elenor Stator.
Eleanor Farmer. Martha Pearson, Mar
guerite Massey. Elsie Fowler. Ethel Buch-
Ter. Mary Neusbaum, Loutta Raymond.
Isabella Raymond, Isabelle Petit. Ethel
Dick Sadie Harding Ada Entwisle. Flor
ence Leger. Mabel Henkle, Elsie Weaver,
Phoebe Stein, Pauline Scat, Dorothy Lew
is. Mrs. Atherholt, Mrs. Slator. Mrs
kethley, DIR. Madwell. Col. Frank Weav-
err, Lieut. William Mulburn, Messrs. Gill
bert Schoffstall.' Ben Smith. Harry Ly-
brand. Ward Nottingham. Walter Rath-
bone, Clarence Weaver, Robert Sherry,
Kenneth Ogden, James Thompson Ar
mold Massey Irving Burgess. Wade Pet
Sinclair Fowler, Athershott, Slator. Colert
and Jet.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis hewitt announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary Eleanor. to Mr.. Thomas c. Hoy of
Alexandria, Va. The wedding will occur
shortly after Easter Sunday at the home
of the parents of the bride-elect. III.
9th street northwest, this city.
Judge and Mrs. Rene Toutout-Bea,,re
gard of New Orleans have announced the
engagement of their daughter. lLaure. to
Mr. John Bernard Diamond. jr.. of Mary
land. The wedding will take place April
IA.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, of whom too, little
is heard here of late years except among
her personal friends. is quite the same
charming hostess the capital remem-
bers her, living quietly, as she does now
at her hacienda at Pleasonton. Cal. Re
Gently she gave a Cr-uikshank masquer
ade. which is described the most
unique affair in many seasons. The guests
wore costumes designed from. Cruikshank
cuts. depicting phases of life in the. early
part of the nineteenth century, and as
the work of this versatile caricaturist
furnished great scope in the matter of
costuming, a most originally clad assem-
blage made merry in the handsome music
many of her guests to spend the week
ends at her hospitable country home.
Mrs George W. Reinhardt and her son,
Master Cooper Reinhardt- of .Brockton,
Mass. are making an extended visit to
Mrs Reinhardt's mother, Mrs. George
Cooper.
Miss Mildred u. Plummer and Miss
Gladys Newell arrived last Thursday
from Boston and are with Mrs. William
Briggs
Mrs. Frank Sadlier who has been
spending the past two weeks in New
York will return this week to be with
her son-in-law and daughter. Lieut. Hen
ry c. Dinger. U.S.N., and Mrs. Dinger, at
their home on q street.
Mrs G. c. Gardner Of Springfield.
Mass. is the guest of her cousin, Mrs
William j. Townsend, at her home on 1r-
wing street Mrs. Townsend and Mrs.
Gardner were at home informally last
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. II. /. Horton returned home last
week after spending the past three
months in Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco. where she was the guest of rela-
tives.
Miss Maud Lichtenstein returned during
the week from an extended visit to rela-
tives in Philadelphia.