Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-30
SOCIETY.
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Prince of Illinois. Mrs. Franklin W. Col
Inns Of Nebraska, Mrs. William II. Chany
and Miss Chany of Massachusetts. Mrs
Ellis Logan of Illinois. Mrs. James T.
Lloyd and Mrs. Oliver Lloyd OF Missouri,
Mrs. Louis Cass Terrell of Illinois, Mrs.
L. Hodgkins Of Washington. Mrs. and
Miss Drexel Of Nebraska, Miss Craig and
Miss Walkup.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell will receive the
Saturdays in February.
The ladies of the Nebraska delegation
will be at home with the ladies' of Leojean
College. 3517 18th street northwest, Mon
day, February {, 3 to Z p.m:.
Mrs. Margaret Hare is at hershome on
Michigan avenue after very pleasant
visit in Charleston, S. G.
Mr.. Charles V. BurSsfdes has returned
from a trip to Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Hollidge of 1000
Newton street northeast will leave Brook
land for Boston, Mass, about the middle
of February and expect 70 make that
city their future home. Mr.. Truman
Rost will occupy the Hollidge residence.
The ladies of the Brookland NJ. E.
Church entertained at an oyster supper
Friday evening and last evening. Mrs.
able assistants made it very pleasant for
those who braved the Indictment weather
to be in attendance
Miss Rowan McHugh was given an en-
joyable birthday party by her mother.
Mrs. James F. McHugh. at their home.
18th and Lawrence streets northeast.
Games and refreshments Of fruit. candy
lal;< fnl1
sembled to do honor to Miss Rowan's an
niversary Those present were the Misses
Elizabeth Washington. 1nga Stejneger,
Mary Bohlen. Clara and Marion Mac
and Master George PETER. jr. Mrs. Nc
Hugh was assisted by her house guest
Mrs Shields of Rochester, n. Y, and
by Mrs. George PETER. sr.
Mrs Stuard Brand is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. s. NJ. Newhouse of Gull
pepper, Va.
At the reception given Friday evening
by Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels at 1888 New
ton street northeast to the Brookland
Literary Club there were two score MEM
bers of the club who had braved the ele-
ments. knowing the enjoyments in store
for them. Maj. and Mrs. Richard Syl-
vester. od-timc friends Of Mrs. Daniels.
were the guests of honor. and the talk
given by the former on subjects OF pro-
fessional interest made a deep impress
sion on those fortunate enough to hear
him Mr. William Quinn. chairman Of
the club. in felicitous manner intro
duced the speaker of the evening and
also presented DR.. Landry, who gave
a piano solo and encore; Miss Burton and
Miss Tessie Henry, who each rendered
vocal solo. and Miss Snyder. who exc
cuted some difficult violin selections. Rev.
Mr.. Williams, rector OF the Church or
Our Savior, talked pleasantly or his
1fots 1r,~f he INN 10
had been in Brookland. Ices. sand
wiches and coffee were served. Assisting
in the Inequalities were the Misses May
and Tessie Henry and Madge MCGEE and
Messrs. Richard and Milton Daniels. Dr
and Mrs. Towner will next entertain the
club Friday evening. February IL.
The Phunny Phellows' Club will give a
masquerade dance February -.
The italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches will give large
dinner the eth, which will be in the ma
though the date of their departure for
abroad is not yet determined. Both the
ambassador and his wife have enjoyed
their residence in this city, and have
expressed to their friends their regret at
leaving. number Of goodbye enter
tainments will be given for them.
The change will advance the embassy
Of Austria Hungary in the diplomatic list
and will make Baron Hengelmuller the
dean Of the corps. The honor will fall
Baroness Hengelmuller is not receiving
today, as Is her usual custom
Baron Rosen, who has suffered greatly
with his eyes for several months and
has been obliged to keep to his room,
is recovering. but slowly. Baroness Rosen
is now accepting few invitations. as is
their daughter, the Baroness Elizabeth
Rosen.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff celebrated the birthday
of the kaiser by a dinner for the en-
bassy staff and other German friends
Thursday last. At the tea given that after
noon by Mr.. Won Stumm. third secre-
tary, and Lieut.. Won Bruening the news
Of the engagement of Miss Constance
Hoyt and the first named host gained cir
culation and was confirmed by the an
yesterday. Miss Hoyt. the first of the
Washington girls to choose a foreign
husband this year, is as pretty as when
she first entered society here. two sea-
sons back. She has lately been adding
German to her knowledge of continental
choice had been made from among her
numerous suitors. The wedding day is
not set. but the possibility of its being
long delayed is not likely.
Mr.. Won Stumm's mother and grand
mother were American born.
Secretary Carpenter announced yester-
day that the number already invited to
the congressional and army and navy re-
cepti0ns to be held at the White House
Tuesday evenings, February and Feb