Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

county, Md. Is the guest of the Misses
Gatewood for this week.
Two young Braziians. students a. the
Pennsylvania University, Seniors II. Os-
waldo de Miranda of Para, and Bento
Jose IAabre OF the adjacent state OF Ma
ranhao who came over from Ph1iadel-
phia in the storm to see how President
was installed, were the guests of Maj
kerbey of the Pan American bureau. Who
knew them in Para. under the equator,
| where 1t Is always summer. One of them,
who had never seen snow Delore the
present month, was much interested IN
the blizzard. and stood for hours in the
cold to witness the procession.
Miss Mary Shreve Of Dickerson. Md.
Hammond, at her residence. 1921 Corco-
ran street. Miss Shreve is to visit friends
in Baltimore this week.
Miss Hannah Wineberg is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. j. S. kaSs.
Mrs Edward Iiscum OF Elmira, \. Y.
is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. Borden, 1901
California street northwest Mrs. Liscum
and Mrs. Borden have just returned
from New York where they attended the
education committee meeting of the Army
Relief Society.
Mrs. NJ. 1. Weller of Capitol Hill en-
| son. Mr.. N. A. Weller. Mr.. Samuel Her
man OF Philadelphia. Pa, Mr.. Henry H.
Freund of Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Ritter OF Philadelphia. Pa, Mr.. Joseph l..
| Yates of Elmira, N. Y, Mr.. William Wal
termath of North Platte, Neb., all stu
dents Of the University OF Pennsylvania.
The marriage of Miss Isabel L. Ken
worthy of Philadelphia and Mr.. Stewart
A. White of this city was announced to
take place in the former city today. Miss
| Josephine kenworhy will attend her
sister and Mr.. Frank kenworthy will be
| best man.
| Mrs. Ernest Parsons and Mrs. Clinton
Hunter entertained at musical and
euchre Saturday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. TousSaint Of New York city
and Mrs. Oden sudler Of Detroit. Mich.
The decorations were in yellow and jon
quils, and the prizes were won by Mrs.
Toussaint. Mr. j. l., Parsons and Mr..
William Hunter. Mrs. Parsons sang by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Toussaint, Mrs. o.
Sudler. Mr.. and Mrs William Hunter,
Mr.. c. Hunter. Mr. 7. Stockton. Mr.. E.
Parsons, DR.. r. Miner. DR. W. r. Perkins,
Miss Clova Griffin, MIR. j. l.. Parsons and
Miss Parsons.
Mrs. b. H. Lee Of New London Conn.
| is visiting her mother. Mrs. ]. A. Mower,
widow OF Gen. Mower.
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mead the former
afd-de-camp, G. A. R., the latter past
national aid, w r. c., of 323 18th street
week the following friends from Hamp-
| ton, Va: Col Charles H. Haber. assist
ant inspector general, G.. 4. r.; Lieut.. j.
NJ Van Duesen, past department chap
lain of Virginia. G. A. r.; Mrs. Amelia
F. Colgan, past national junior vice pres
| i0pOt NJ Miss = al
past national aid. w. r. c.; Mrs. Ella An
dras. past national aid, w. r. c.; Mrs.
Nellie Hughes, past national aid. w. R..
c., and Master Charles F. Hughes
Miss Rose Solomon of New York city
| is visiting her cousin, Miss Rebecca Solo
mon of 1925 9th street northwest, for an
indefinite period.
| Miss Kittie Jueneman enter. tanned at a
progressive bridge Friday evening in COM
| pliment TO Miss Helen Detwiller Of Penn
! sylvania. Those present were the Misses
Nyman, Miss A. Tuohy. v. Walker. B.
Baines. A. Brook. Mrs. A varela and
Miss f Doushten of Wilmington. Del
Messrs A. Nyman N. Clagett, J. Toole,
A Varela. W. Birney, NJ. Winter. c.
Reh, H. Koschwitz. F. Mccoy. c. Eur
horst. +. Watkins OF Lafayette College
and Mr.. S. Marsh of Hudson on the Hud-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Norwood of
keene. n. H. have been spending the
| the Aston. Wednesday they were the
guests Of Senator Burnham at the infor-
NAL luncheon given to the Governor Of
New Hampshire, his staff and friends.
Miss holland OF New York city is the
guest of the Misses Clements of 1914 l
street northwest. She will remain until
April and will then leave with a party Of
friends for Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mclean gave a
large dinner last night. which was fol-
lowed by orchestral music.
Mr.. and Mrs George Westinghouse,
jr.. are now travelling on their honey
moon. Their wedding occurred last
Thursday in the village church at Triton.
Cumberland, England where the coun-
try home of Sir Thomas and Lady
Brocklebank is located. The bride al
ready has a circle Of friends in this
her almost yearly visits to Mrs. West
inghouse The bride and groom will
live at Solitude. the Westinghouse home
in the East End. Pittsburg, when they
come to this country.
Mrs j. Fairfield Carpenter. whose hos
pitalities are such pleasant events, gave
n dinner. followed by music, last night.
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burden
I'd The dinner guests. Mrs. Fitzhugh,
Ledyard. Gen. and Mrs. Wotherspoon,
Miss Foster, Miss Remey, DR. Clarence
Morse, Mr.. Remey, Lieut.. Commander
]. P Morton. U.SN.. and Mr.. Henry
Carpenter, were Joined by number Of
others later in the evening. Among
those giving musical numbers were Mrs.
Burden and Miss Worthngton. daugh-
ter Of Gen. Worthington, who sang; Miss
Carroll. who played on the piano. and
Miss Remey on the violin.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley gave a
dinner last night in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Morgan OF California. and
| had in the company to meet them Gen.
and Mrs. J. Franklin Bell Gen. and Mrs.
| Darlington. Gen. and Mrs. Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Allen of New
York, Mrs. Dwight, Mr.. William Bowie
Clarke and DR.. and Mrs. Chisolm.
Mrs Depew. wife of Senator Depew.
went to New York today to spend the
week.
Among the informal dinner hosts of
last evening were Maj. and Mrs. Dapray.
whose guests included Lieut.. Gen. Mel
son A. Miles, Maj. and Mrs. William 8.
Scott Capt and Mrs Matthew F.
Steele and Col. Hamer, representative
from Idaho who formerly commanded
a regiment Of volunteers in the Philip
pines.