Evening star., 1909-05-15

lace hat: Mrs. Jules Guthridge, black
chiffon, lowered In pastel shades. with
a black hat wreathed In roses; Miss
Kean, ecru lace: Mrs. Rudolph Kauff-
mann, batiste and valencfennes princess,
worn with white lace nat: MISS haun-
mann, white muslin and lace and rose
trimmed lace hat: Miss Mary Noyes OF
Brooklyn. embroidered ecru ponEee. and
a large black hat: Mrs. Hoes, black and
white chiffon and black hat: the Coun-
tess de Chambrun, In blue embroidered
crepe: Mrs. Percy Hickling. embroidered
pongee and straw hat. with black
velvet and an aigrette trimming 1t: Mrs.
Depew, embroidered white muslin and a
white lace hat; Mrs. Clarence Edwards.
foulard. in a dull blue shade. and a
f1ower-trimmed hat, and Mrs LonGworth.
white linen and q broad-brimmed white
straw, trimmed with roses.
Mrs Louis Schmidt announces the mar
riage OF her son. Milton L.. to Miss Anna
c. Valet Of Atlantic City, N. j., Wednes-
day, April q. 1909.
Miss Margaret w. Peticolos. after a
visit Of few days with her cousin. Mrs.
L. c. Fenhagen, Baltimore, has returned
to this city.
Mr. H. B. Hening, managing editor Of
the Morning Journal Of Albuquerque, n.
Mex, spent the week here, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Thavis.
Mr.. Frank 3. Hunt Of the War Depart
ment, with his family. is visiting in New
York and Spring Lake. N. j.
Mrs. Champ Clark was hostess at the
Congressional Club tea Yesterday. Mrs.
Slaytlen and Mrs woodward were AT the
tea table. Mrs. Clark read "The Rerni-
niscences of Politicians Wife" her own
story and Mrs. Scott Of West Virginia.
Mrs. Hughes Of Colorado and Mrs. Hull OF
Iowa gave experiences along the same
line.
Mrs William Allen Cullop entertained
at bridge last evening at the Normandie In
honor Of Mrs. Joseph w. Byrnes of Ten
ressee. who leaves next week for her
home in Nashville.
Miss YuIee Noble, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Belden Noble entertained at lunch.
con yesterday at her mothers home In
honor of Miss Mary de Laeercrants. Miss
Caryl Crawford. Miss Dorothy Williams.
Miss jeanne Schroeder. Miss Evelyn
Chew, Miss Lillian Chew, Miss Dorothy
Gardner Williams. Miss Fitch and Miss
Eleanor Cullom Ridgely were In the party.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh. who
are in New York, are expected back to-
day. Mrs. Walsh will give luncheon for
Miss Durand Monday.
Capt. and Mrs. Clayton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gaff gave dinners last night.
The Japanese ambassador has retuned
from New England. The ambassador and
Baroness Takahira have leased the Brandt
cottage at Buena Vista. on the summit OK
the Blue Ridge. in Pennsylvania, for the
summer. and will go there about the mid.
die of July.
John r. Young. clerk OF the District
Supreme Court. and Mrs. Young are en-
joyine a brief vacation at Atlantic City
Mrs. Youngs health has not been good
recently and the trip is to afford her an
opportunity to recuperate.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lansburgh will be
at home Sunday evening, May 16. from 8
to 10. in honor OF the engagement Of their
daughter.
DR.. and Mrs Alexander Graham Bell
and Miss Grace Bell sailed for Europe to-
day.
Mr. Melville E. Stone gave dinner last
night in honor of Baron Rosen. the Rus
sian amba ssador, who sailed today for
Europe. Among the guests were Col. and
Mrs. J. ]. Astor. Mr.. and Mrs. Soley. Mr..
and Mrs. Phil" Lydis. Gov Francis Of
schlippenbach. the Russian consul gem
eral in New York.
Walter L. Barnum. confidential clerk to
Postmaster General Frank H. Hitchcock.
was given a surprise party on the occa-
sion OF his twenty-first birthday last
evening at his home. 3431 14th street.
his friends he was presented with a gold
watch by Maj. Campbell of the pension
office. and with gold watch fob by his
friend. Hubert Kubel. who made the
presentation. Mr. Barnum has advanced
tered the Department OF Commerce and
Labor as a messenger boy under Mr..
Hitchcock. who was then the chief clerk
An informal dance followed. Among
L. Wood. Maj Campbell. Mrs. Bloomer
and Miss Bloomer Of Germany. Miss Tay-
lor Miss Florence Kube1. Dorothy Lance
Edna Ellis. Mabel Ellis. the Misses
Steinle, Miss Bmma Warmaling. Miss
Lillian Holman. Foster Scott. Mr.. Bet
erman. Edwin Tyler. Karl Mapes. Henry
Norton, Herbert kubel and George Cressy
Mrs. Barnum acted al hostess for the
occasion.
The Mary Bartlett Chapter. D. A. r..
held a meeting last evening at the resi-
dence of it's regent, Mrs. Woodbury. F.
Pulsifer. The chapter unanimously re-
elected the regent and the following OFF,
GERS are to serve for the coming year:
Mrs. Albert c. Cav. vice regent: Miss
Elizabeth Peet. treasurer: Miss Florence
M. Brown, registrar. and Miss Sarah
Beall. corresponding secretary.
There will be no more meetings Of the
chapter until the second Friday In No
vember.
At the recent congress pledge OF s. 0OO
was made to install the two elevators In
the D. A. r. Hall, these to be memorials
to Gov. Josiah Bartlett. first governor OF
New Hampshire and signer Of the Dec
laration Of Independence.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following: