Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

Miss Julia Spuer and Miss Jane Stan
berry Bell of Lexington. all Of whom are
delegates TO the d. A. r.
The Japanese ambassador and Baroness
Cchida are giving a luncheon today for
the president Of Bryn Mawr College, Miss
NJ. Carey Thomas. Several Bryn Mawr
graduates, of which college Baroness
uchida is also an alumna. will be in the
party.
The minister from Bolivia and his
daughter. Senorita Calderon, are in New
York. where they will make short visit
after which the latter will go to Water
bury. Conn. as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Pliny Lilley.
Youssouf Zia Pacha. the special Turkish
envoy who came to this country to in
form the President of the ascension to
the throne of Mehemed V, and who was
recently appointed ambassador to the
United States. will be here again shortly.
He speaks no English. and is almost an
entire stranger to the customs OF this
country, except for his brief visit in No
vember.
Baron Ambrozy will be the guest Of
honor at farewell dinner with his diplo-
matte and other friends as hosts. We'd
nesday night at Rauscher's.
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Paolo di Montagliari. will give a dinner
Tuesday night.
The British second secretary and Mrs.
George Young and their two children will
sail May II to spend the summer abroad.
Mr.. Young will spend a part Of the sum
mer at The Hague on a special mission
for his government
The minister from Switzerland and
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sail May to spend the summer in
Switzerland. Henri Martin. secretary of
the legation. will be charge d'affaires in
the minister's absence.
Frau Won Livonius sailed yesterday to
spend the summer in Germany. and will
be joined by Mai Won Livorfus in the
near future.
Baron Preuschen gave a farewell din
ner last night for Baron Ambrozy, the
Austrian charge d'affaires, when the other
members OF the Austrian embassy staff
were present
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Robinson Darling
have invitations out for Wednesday after
noon. April -, from to 6, at the Bur-
lington, to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Kelsey and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Philippe
Cret. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
Albert Warren Kelsey OF Philadelphia,
.
more Mrs. Charles c. Marbury, Miss
Maud Merriam and Miss Kelsey.
Mrs. William Dennis. who spent week
or two recently in New York. returned
Friday and tomorrow will give a recep-
ton from to I o'clock in honor of the
visiting delegates to the D. A. r. from
Kentucky and Virginia and other out-of-
town friends. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. Mrs. Adlai +.
CO iolri I rrtn
Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey and Mrs. Robert
l.. TAYLOR, Mrs. Daniel Lawson Moore,
Mrs Carleton Alexander and Mrs. w. J.
Poteet, all of Kentucky
The marriage last night at the home of
Mrs Josephine Breuninger Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Thusnelda Breuninger, and MIR.
Frank NJ Dushane of Baltimore was a
beautiful event. Rev. Wallace Radcliffe
OF the New York Avenue Church per-
room. which was profusely decorated with
nalns. white lilacs and other blossoms.
The dining room was adorned with pink
flowers Miss Magdalen Breunineer was
maid of honor for her sister and was
prettily dressed in apricot messaline, with
gold embroideries. She carried bouquet
of white sweet peas.
The bride was dressed in white satin,
worn with tulle veil and orange bios
SONS. she wore the wedding gift of the
bridegroom. harvest moon in pearls
and sapphres. Her shower bouquet was
OF lilies Of the valley. Mr.. Benson
Dushane was best man for his brother
Mrs. Breuninger was handsomely gown
ed in black satin and duchess lace. I'M
mediately after the reception Mr. and
Mrs. Dushane left for honeymoon jaunt
and will be at home after May Is at 1901
Eutaw place. Baltimore
noon, at st. Johns Church, of Miss EIiz-
abeth Goodwin and Lieut.. Roscoe F. Dill
lon, u. S. N. the bride will be attened
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