Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-23
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
FIRST HOSPITALITY OF SEASON
AT AUSTRIAN EMBASSY.
More Compliments for DR.. and Mrs.
Hill-Honors to the Bride.
Notes..

lHengelmuller entertained at dinner last
night In compliment to Zia Pacha, an old
friend of the ambassador, and Col Aziz
Bey, the Turkish ENJOYS, whose visit to
this capital has been a round of hospitali-
ties. The other members of the party
were the Secretary Of the Navy the Swiss
minister and Nine. Ritter, the Italian
counselor and Marchesa di Montagliari
A. Rustem Bey, Turkish charge d'affaires:
the assistant secretary of the navy and
MIS- Beekman Winthrop, the German
military attache and Frau Won Iivonius
countess Luise-A1exandria Won Bernstorff,
MISS Mabel Boardman, Miss Robson and
Felix Won Brusselle- Schaubeck, first Aus
trian secretary
Mr.. John Barrett gave a dinner, fol-
| lowed by theater party. last night for
| Ambassador and Mrs David JAYNE Hill
There were in his party also the Post
master General, the French ambas sador
and Nine Jusserand, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
clarence Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs r. Liv-
ingston Beeckman Of Newport, Miss Law
ton, Miss Dorothy Van Dyke of Princeton,
| N. j., and Lee McClung
Mr.. and Mrs. Selwin TAFT entertained
of Mrs. George w. Cocktails Among
those present were the Chinese minister,
Nine. WI Chao-chu, Mrs. III. F. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mulliken and Mr..
Charles A. Conant.
! Mrs Charles Carroll Lee entertained
at dinner last night Representative and
Mrs. Herbert Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Putnam, DR.. and Mrs. Buckner Ran
dolph. the Misses Lee. Mr.. Fred A. Car
penter, Dr. Thomas S. Lee and Mr.. Will
liam B. Clarke.
6ox- oil, oYI TOT,
ship Etruria today. although the weather
| did not lend itself to the joys of the
occasion. Capt. Count Leonardo had
guests to luncheon and will also entertain
at tea in honor Of the official visit which
the Italian ambassador is paying the ship
| today.
, Yesterday was busy day for the
Miles-Noble wedding party. The beautl-
| full luncheon given in honor of the bride
by Miss Marguerite Barbour was fol-
lowed by a theater party last night at
which Miss Joanna Schroeder. Miss Eliz-
abeth Parker, Miss Merry Scott and Miss
Evelyn Chew. all bridesmaids, were host
| esses for the entire bridal party
| supper and an informal dance followed
at the home Of Rear Admiral and Mrs
| Schroeder.
| Today Mr.. Chauncey Hackett gave
luncheon to the bridegroom, Lieut.. Miles,
and the men who are to be ushers at the
| wedding
i
noon the bridal party will return to the
home of Mrs Noble who will have them
all to tea.
Miss Mary Lowell Radford, daughter of
Mr.. l.. Searny Radford. and grand
daughter OF Rear Admiral William Rad
| ford, U. 8. N.
Mrs. John W. Fosters first Monday
afternoon at home brought together
number OF her own and Mrs David Jayne
nlils friends. and was very pleasant
| event Mrs. Robert Lansing assisted
her mother. and Miss Ida Thompson pre-
sided at the tea table. Miss Dorothy
van Dyke of Princeton, N. j., who is
Mrs. Hili's guest. also spent the after
noon With Mrs. Foster.
Miss katherine Holbrook. one of the
most popular of the debutantes last win
ter. is entertaining this afternoon for an
already greatly feted bud Of this season,
Miss Alice Boutell. Mrs. Arthur Martin,
aunt of the hostess, Mrs. Roger Boutell.
Miss ,Garrard, Miss Elizabeth Bouvier
walsh and Miss Taunt assisted. The
| decorations were entirely in pink
Maj. and Mrs Richard Sylvester have
issued the invitations for the mar
T Ta,'ise of n their r,d daughter Laura
of Utica, N. Y. The ceremony will
be at Ascension Church, "Wednesday. De-
cember 8. at o'clock and will be followed
by small reception at Rauscher's.
| The couple will be at home after Feb
ruary 1 at the Olbiston, Utica, N. Y.
The usual Thanksgiving tea at the
Young Woman's Christian Home, 81 c
year owing to the serious illness of the
superintendent, but there will be a COM
mittee Of the board of trustees at the
home tomorrow to receive donations.
The Assistant Secretary of State gave
! a dinner last evening in honor of Mr..
Jens I. Westengard. an American citizen,
who is principal adviser to the Siamese
government in its foreign relations.
Among the guests were the Siamese
minister. Mr.. Edward H. Lotus. secre-
tary Of the Siamese legation: Mr.. Rams
| ford S. Miller, jr.: Mr.. E. T. Williams
ern division of the Department of State;
Mr.. G. Cornell Tarler secretary Of the
American legation in Bangkok. and now
secretary Of the embassy at st. Peters
burg. and Mr.. Philip H. Patchin of the
\ Department Of State.
MIR. and Mrs. Lucius f. Gridley, Miss
Helen w. Gridley. Miss Charlotte b.
Gridley and Mrs. Allyn X. Capron will
be in the family party going to Annapolis
tomorrow for the uirveiling of the tablet
at Bancroft Hall to the memory of the
late Capt. c.. v. Gridley. The party will
De entertained at luncheOn Dy Capt. Bow
yer, superintendent of the Naval Acad-
envy, and the unwilling ceremony will be
at o'clock. Miss Charlotte B. Gridley,
who will unveil the tablet, will wear a
blue velvet suit. with large white lace
| hat trimmed with shaded blue plumes.
! Mr.. and Mrs Erastus Corning will
have a family gathering with them at
their Albany home for Thanksgiving, fol-
lowing the christening of their seven
week-old son, who will be called Erastus.
His godfathers will be Mrs. Corning's
| stepfather. Rear Admiral Albert S. Bar
ker. U. S. N, retired, of Washington. and
Mr.. Parker Corning. His godmother will
be his aunt, Mrs. Francis Rawl, of Bryn
| Mawr, Pa.
| Lieut.. Harry W. Dinger, l.. S. n, and
| Mrs. Dinger Of Washington were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert III. Gary
in their box at the opera last night in
| New York. Mrs. Dinger wore a gown of
| pale canary colored satin with lace trim
mings; gardenias at the corsage; orna
ments of diamonds, including a jeweled
butterfly in the coiffure.