Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-25

and will also attend the White House re-
ception.
MacVeagh have their son. Mr. Eames
MacVeagh of Chicago, with them to-
day.
Mr. ]. NJ Dickinson. jr., has also Joined
his parents, the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Dickinson. for visit.
Secretary and Mrs Meyer have large
house party from Boston and New York.
The Secretary will return tomorrow from
a. southern trip, and among the Never
hospitalities this week will be TUESDAY
dinner party and Thursday dance:
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wick
ersham have their son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Akin Of New
York, and their young daughter. MISS
Constance Wickershan, home from school
on a holiday visit. With the presence here
also as residents of the brother-in-law
and sister of the Attorney General. Lord
and Lady Hadfield. and Mrs. and Miss
Wickersham, their family circle is COM
plete.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Ballinger have gone south, where they
will spend this week. They will return
to Washington In time for the New Year
reception at the White House
Secretary and Mrs. Nagel have only a
family party today. but tomorrow Mrs.
Nagels nieces the Misses Shepley of Bos-
ton, will arrive. and will be among the
guests at the dinner Secretary and Mrs.
Nagel will give tomorrow in compliment
to Miss Helen Taft.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has gone
to Boston to spend today with relatives
there.
A Christmas tree party last night at
the home of Secretary and Mrs. Nagle
was attended by all the young people in
Nd Charles
Quite a merry occasion resulted.
The Belgian embassy had an early
Christmas tree party yesterday for the
five children of the minister and Countess
Buisseret and their friends.
At the Chinese legation Christmas
tree will be the center of its social life
tomorrow.
The young people in the households of
the secretaries. etc, are TO celebrate the
day in American style.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of H..ss Emma e. Clark Of Chicago and
Ottokar Mottl of Vienna, secretary to the
imperial and royal Austro-Hungarian con-
sui general, which took place in the pres
idential suite Of the Congress Hotel, Chi
cago. yesterday morning. The Rt Rev.
Bishop Fallows officiated. Mrs d. Harry
Hammer was the matron or honor ana
Oscar Gross. a Vienna artist. was best
man. A wedding breakfast for twelve
guests followed. The table was decorated
in flags and ribbons and bells. the Aus
trian colors Of black and yellow, the Hun
garian colors of red, white and green. the
American red. white and blue and po1n-
settia blossoms. The bride and groom left
for. a short southern trip and will be at
home after February at 4513 Clifton
avenue, Sheridan Park. Ill
Mrs. John NJ. CUPS house guests, Miss
Brown and Miss Ammock of Massachu-
sets. will remain during the holidays,
when Mr.. and Mrs. Culp give a dinner
dance in their honor at Rauscher's De-
cember 2S Mr.. Charles HoeltZel OF
Strassburg. Germany, will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Culp during the Christ
mas holidays.
Mr.. F. H. Walker of Gainesville. Ga,
is visiting friends on Q street.
The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Won Hengelmuller had a Christmas tree
party yesterday for the Baroness Mia.
function which does not grow less in
Importance to them as their young
daughter grows older. Several of the
personal friends of host and hostess were
In to see the tree and the children.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorf entertained the embassy
stan at dinner last night and the French