Evening star., 1909-05-25
MRS. HENRY C. CoRBIN.

accompanied by Mrs. Gilbert GroSvenOr on
the way out to Twin Oaks. and Judge
Heron motored out later to escort them
home again.
The entertainment was a great success
in every way. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell were
present throughout the afternoon and
their home. Mrs. Bell was charmingly
dressed in mauve muslin with touches of
turquoise satin and a garden hat trim
med with flowers
Capt and Mrs John Hudson Poole gave
an informal dinner last night for Miss
Edith Owsley of Chicago, who is their
guest
To welcome. Mrs Richard T. Williams.
wife of Capt. Williams, L. s. NJ. c., who
was an Easter bride. Mrs. Bootes. wife
of Capt. BoOtes, gave a tea yesterday
in her honor. The house at the marine
barracks was prettily decorated with
spring flowers Mrs. Bootes wore a gown
of white embroidered linen, trimmed with
Irish point, and the guest of honor was
in white lace. Assisting in receiving
were Mrs. Harry Bootes of Philadelphia,
Mrs. Klein. Miss Magruder. Miss Sally
Finley and Miss Laura Wells. Capt.
Bootes and Capt. Williams presided at
the punch bowl.
Miss Elizabeth Reside, who has been
diligently pursuing her studies at the Met
ropolitan Opera School in New York. has
returned to spend her summer vacation
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard 8. Reside.
nounces the engagement of Miss Jennie
Neale Hogan of Washington to Marquis
PofYelia de Calderon of London. Eng
land. The wedding will take place in
New York the coming autumn
Miles. Mary and Eva De Lagercrantz,
daughters of the Swedish minister and
Nine. De Lagercrantz. gave young peo-
pies dinner last night. when among their
guests were the secretary of the legation
and his bride. Nine. Ekengren: Miss AL
drich. Mr.. Beresford Hope and the Hon.
Mf Charters of the British embassy. and
Count UgSlas and Mr.. Pausette of the
Swedish legation
Commander Retzman of the German
embassy sailed today for Europe. his OBJ
jective point being the races at kiel. He
will be abroad all summer.
Mrs Walter r. Stauffer left New Or
leans. her home. last week and will be
Mr.. and Mrs John McIlhenny. in this
city, for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Lichtenstein and
Miss Juliet Lichtenstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F. Eiseman and Miss Jeanette Else
man. Mr.. and Mrs Max kohner and son
Maurice will receive at Mr.. and Mrs.
LichtenStein's home. BIB Nj street north
west. tomorrow from until 10 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn 1717 P
street. will be at home tomorrow even
ing from to 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Mayer Loeb, assisted by
Miss Jeanette Loeb, will be at home We'd
nesday evening, May g. from to 10
o'clock at 134O Columbia road.
Maj and Mrs Hay of New York enter
tanned a few of their Washington friends
at dinner in the New Willard last Friday
evening. after which they occupied box
Capt. and Mrs. Hough, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard V. Mills and Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs
Kendall Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Pillsbury, who
spent the past winter at the Hotel Coch-
ran. have moved into their new home,
26n Garfield street.
Miss Katheryn Bradford of Philadelphia
returned to her home yesterday, after
having been guest for two weeks at the
home of Mrs Henry E. Ridenour, in Cal
vert street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt will re-
ceive at their home, II II street north
west. Wednesday, May 26 from 3 to 10
o'clock. in honor of the confirmation of
their son Reuben.
Girls Club delightfully."- entertained num-
ber of friends last evening with well
prepared program of music. recitations
and fancy dances. The entertainment
was given at the home of the president,
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Barnes. Cut flowers i'm
profusion made a pretty background for
the improvised stage. Each number of
the program was heartily appIauded, and
number of encores followed. This
marked the close of the clubs entertain
ganixation next fall they hope to resume
and accomplish much In social and
benevolent way The members of the
club are Misses Margery Stoddard, Helen
Mansey. Evelyn Wolcott, Marie Wolcott
Elsie Schooley. Naomi Mackenzie, Anna
bel Riley. Marguerite Mosher Thelma
Garfield. Irene DE- Temple, Mary Owen
and Dorothy Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goldsmith and son
Myron will be at home to their friends
tomorrow evening from to 10 o clock at
40 r street northwest
Mr. and Mrs A. Stern and daughter
Miriam will be at home Sunday. May 90
from to 10 o'clock at 1913 Sth street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Goldsmith and their
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evening May 10 frem to 10 pm, at 40
r street northwest.
Ambassador Jusserand of France left
today for San Francisco. via Chicago
and Los Angeles. where he is to present
to the city on behalf of the French gov
ernment a handsome gold medal COM
memorative of the restoration of the city
from the earthquake and fire of several
years ago. A number of entertainments
i'm his honor have been planned at the
coast cities. The ambassador was ac-
companied by Nine. Jusserand.
Mrs and Miss Kaufman will hold the |
last Of their series Of at homes Wednes- !