Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-13
n THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CORPS WELCOMED
TO GERMAN EMBASSY.
Other Sociabilities Here and Else
Observation-Disclosures
sonal Notes.

Won beTHStOTH received the 0fpnHduC
corps yesterday at O'Clock. The
occasion was a brilliant one, to which
the splendid weather lent an additional
charm. The host and hostess OF the Ger
man embassy. presiding at their first
large reception. were assisted by their
daughter. Countess Luise Alexandra Won
Bernstorn. and Frau Won Livonius. wife
of the military attache. Countess Won
Bernstorff was gowned In an electric blue
chiffon draped over satin: her daughter
was in rose pink, and Frau Won Livonius
wore pale blue satin with rich embroider-
ed effects. The members OF the embassy
staff were also present to assist the host.
With a view of accomplishing much in
entertaining the coming season the
storff are beginning early and have din
ner invitations out for November u
and -.
Miss Dorothy Williams gave tea yes
terday for a number of the debutantes
TO meet other young friends, men and
maids.
The marriage of Miss Henrietta King
and Mr.. Thomas j. Wingfeld OF Birming-
ham. Ala. November "a will take place
at the home of the brides aunt. Miss
Florence King. Only the families and
few very intimate friends will be present.
Thursday evening at the apartments of
Mrs. l.. NJ. Stancell. 24O1 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, there was a pretty
gathering of young folks. the occasion
being the fourteenth birthday of Miss
Marie Campbell Gordon and the If
teenth birthday Of Miss Hearst Stan
cell. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with palms and chrysan-
themums. Games. singing and dane
I'M tv1dt 1pad In, mi Of fln
to the grand march the party proceeded
to the dining room. which was bower
Of roses. different colored electric lights
being placed between the flowers giving
girls were many and beautiful Among
those present were the Misses Marguerite
Corbin Edna Dove, Hazel Bornheim
Marguerite Carl, Nansie Nichols, Mollie
Frank INLAND. Earl and Roy Mcintosh.
Charlie Hunter and John Mckee: Mr.. and
Mrs G. L. Gordon and son, the Misses
Stancell. Miss David Dunnigan and
Frank Massi and Mrs. Stancell assisted
in the entertainment OF the guests.
Mrs. l.. S. Elmer and daughters, Mrs.
Blanchard and Mies Elmer Of Jersey City
are visiting Mrs. William S. Hodges Of
o21s 18th street northwest and would be
glad to see their friends
Edna A Mcintyre. who has been the
guest Of Capt: and Mrs. j. Caleb Nor
gan of 1860 Meridian street northwest
for the past two months. has returned to
her home I'm Wilmington, Del
A birthday party was given to Miss
Marie Louise Engel eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs W. 4. EngeI. by the latter,
at their residence. go New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest. on the occasion of her
thirteenth anniversary. After a series of
interesting games music was rendered.
IN NJ no 1nCfn tow n 10 1tor
duet on the piano rendered by Miss Adele
Robinson and Mr.. w. A. Engel. jr. Miss
Pearl Jones gave dances and recitations.
AT % O'Clock the guests. about forty in
number. proceeded to the dining room,
where a bountiful luncheon was served.
The tables were arranged under a canopy
of the national colors. and the walls were
hidden with flags. autumn leaves and
chrysa nthemums.
Among the guests present were the
Misses Louise Carey, Bessie Watson. Ele-
nor Bartholomew, Marianne Hartman,
Adele Robinson, Marion Robinson. Mar
saret Boswell. Pearl Jones. Margaret
Eberly. Wihelmena Dietz, Roberta Bos-
well. Nina Davis. Mary Duin. Helen
Murray. Clara Loshe. Charlotte Engel.
Anna Gaskins and Agnes Gaskins. the
Messrs. Edward Loshe. Ralph Fraser.
Tyler kiener. Edward Horn. Arthur Erb.
Hugh Arrack, Donald Smith. Francis En-
gel and little Francis Burger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bunyan Evans
entertained Thursday evening at their
home I'm . street at a progressive five
hundred. on which occasion Dr. and Mrs.
A. r. Bennett OF Panama were the guests
of honor. Invited to meet them were
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Weaver. Mr..
and Mrs. \. Riffard Mickle. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Edward Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
b. Hanger, Mr.. and Mrs. III. X. Mac
Geary. Mrs. Mabel Owen Beard, Mrs.
Adele r. Barringer. Miss Eta Miller.
ders Dr. Edward G. Wilson DR. r. B.
Leonard. Mr. j. William Palmer. Mr.
Frank Stetson and Mr.. Preston L. Davis.
At midnight a collation. was served.
was awarded the first and Mrs. A. r. Ben
net the second ladies' prize. while DIR.
Wilson and Dr. Leonard. respectively.
captured the gentlemen's prizes. Mr.. A.
Riffard Mickle was awarded the BOBBY.
Dr. and Mrs. Bennett who have been
visiting Mrs. Benefits parents, In West
minister street, will sail for Panama the
18th instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bunyan Evans
will be at home informally Tuesday even
ings during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Wilson of the
IrOquois have issued cards announcing
the marriage of their daughter Lolita. No
vember l. 1909, at Philadelphia to Mr.
Burgess w Marshall of North Carolina
MT. MARSHALL was Formerly cnlef the
field division in San Francisco, Cal. and
at present Is assistant chief OF the special
service division OF the general land Office.
Mrs. Irwin B. Linton of lexington has
as her guest Mrs. Annie n. Wakeling of
Hagerstown. Md.
Commander and Mrs. Switzerland
whose Inequalities usually accompany
their residence at their y street home,
had dinner party there last night. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hichborn presiding.
the guests being Countess Luise-Alex-
andra Bernstorff. the Mi SEES Meyer. Miss
Constance Hoyt, Miss Eudora Glover.
Miss Switzerland. Miss Mary Switzerland.
Mr.. Mitchell Innes of the British en-
bassy, Capt. McCarty Little. L. s. NJ. c.:
Mr.. Basil Miles. Mr.. Won Stumm. Mr..
Won Prittwitz Mr.. A. C. Horstmann and
Mr.. Weldon.
Rear Admiral EoSsuth Niles L. 8. N.
member of the lighthouse board, and Mrs.
Niles have taken apartment at the
Burlington. i120 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Constantine Chase has issued in
vitat:ons FOR the wedding reception of
her daughter, Marie Louise. and Lieut..
Robert r. Ralston. L. s. N. Engineer
Corps, at Rauscher's. Wednesday. De-
cember l. at O'Clock.
Mss Emma Jones has issued invitations
to the marriage of her niece. Miss Mary
Jones Cobb, and Mr. Clarence Dodge.
Miss Cobb. who will be given away by