Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-09

SiStaHt secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
/ Charles d. Norton. Mr. ard Mrs Hugh
{. Wallace, MIR and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page Mrs. John Elliott and Mr. Weedc,
! Netherlands first secretary.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Dickin-
son were entertained at dinner last night
/ by the assistant secretary OF war and
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver, whose othe~
guests We're the Secretary Of Commerce
and Labor. tie German ambassador and
/ Countess Won Bernstorff, the minister
from Sweden and Nine. dc I.agercrantz.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams of
Boston, Mrs. Herbert worth Mrs.
Thomas L. Bayard and Brig. Cen Wood
hull.
/ The japanese ambassador and Baroness
chida were hosts at a dinner last night
Tor the Speaker and Miss Cannon. Their
| other guests were Senator and Mrs FL
kins, the minister from Chile and Sonora
de cruz, Baron klkuchi. wlo is spending
some days in Washington and VINO is on
an American tour; Mr. and Mrs. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Woodward. Miss Scdmore,
Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Chaplin the Japanese
counselor and Nine. Matsui Mr. Eken-
sren, Swedish secretary; Frederick W.
Carpenter and Mr.. Hdnihara, japanese
| secretary.
| Miss Edith Louise Turton and MI Pres
ton Luck Davis We're married this morn
| ing at IL O'Clock at the Lutheran Memo
! rial Church, DIR. Lloyd Douglas official
| lilS. The bride who is the daughter Of
! MI and Mrs. William l.. Turton. wore a
| travelling suit of Alice blue with hat to
| match and carried a bouquet of yiolets
ana lilies Of the valley. Her only attend
ant was her cousin, Miss BERTHE Vivian
| oidrk who wore Il suit OF navy blue, hat
| TO match and carried sweet peas Mr.
| Arthur NJ. Nyman was best man. Onlv
| the members of both families and most
! intimate friends Witnessed the ceremony
| After wedding trip TO New York CITY
Mr. and Mrs Davis will return to this
| city to live.
Mrs Hugh Mel. Walker and Mrs.
| Presley NJ. RiXey recently gave a charm
| ing bridge party, followed by d tea, at
portsmouth, Va. Capt. Rixey and Lieut.
! Walker are on the North Carolina at
Nor1olk under sailing orders for Brazil.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society of the
| Eighth Street Temple has arranged for q
whist and euchre to sgiven tomorrow
afternoon at 80 O'Clock in the parors
or the Mercantile Club. corner of 9th and
| NJ streets northwest
Mrs. Samuel Gassenheimer and her sis
ter, Mrs. Jacob Stein of Marshall Tex.
Will be at home To their friends Sunday
afternoon at the Stanley.
Mrs. Champ Clark received Yesterday
afternoon at the Congressional Club. and
musical program under the direction
Of Mrs. Gill; wife of Representative Gill
was given before tea time Today at i
o'clock Mrs. Barbour will give an films
tratlon OF classic dancing before the club
/ Mrs. Robert Roosevelt and Miss Olga
/ Roosevelt went to New York TODAY TO he
\ do ID
| Welt mother Mrs. Lewis HamerSley.
| DR.. and Mrs. Guy F. Whiting gave a
theater party last night followed by sup
per, for their daughter Miss Alice Whit
ing The guests We're Countess Alexan-
dra Won BernStorff. Miss Gladys HinckIey.
| Miss Laura Merriam. Miss Sophy John
ston. Miss Mary Switzerland, Miss Kath-
arlne Brown. Miss Marion Wise Miss
Mary McCauley. Miss Adelaide Heath.
| Miss olga Roosevelt Miss Julia Whiting.
capt. Dulaney, Mr.. Clarke, Mr. Spencer.
Or Grayson. Capt. Johnson. Mr. Mer-
1iam, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Emory Mr. Perrin.
| MI HELEN and Mr.. Gardiner Bell.
Mrs. William b. Leeds of New York.
| who arrived yesterday L. visit Miss Mar
saret cameron and Miss Catherine Cam
eron. was The guest Of honor at a dinner
given last night at the Alibi Club bv Mr.
Horstman
Representative and Mrs Weeks and Mr..
and Mrs Hennen jennings were among
! those giving dinners last night as were
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hayne and Miss
| Wetmore.
Mr.. Robert A. G. Smith gave a luncheon
Yesterday at the Lawyers Club in New
York. in compliment to the MARQUIS de
| Nll'alobar- the retiring Spanish minister
| who is leaving tomorrow for his new posi-
! in Lisbon.
| Mrs. L. n. c. L.eutze. wife OF Rear Ad-
miral Leutze, L. S. n. gave d luncheon
yesterday for Mrs. Newberry. Other
guests We're Miss Cannon. daughter of
the Speaker; Mrs Douglas. Mrs. S Law
renee Heap Mrs Harry Wells. Mrs.
/ Templin Potts, Mrs. Osterhaus. Mrs. Al
! bert Gleaves, Mrs. Walter Mclean, Mrs.
robert Hlnck'ey. Mrs. Richard Vain
| Frank r. Noyes Mrs. Newberrv went
TO New York today for brief visit
Brig Gen. Edwards and Mrs. Edwards
| are entertaining Mr. and Mrs AIexandei.
Porter of Niagara Falls.
The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
| MacVeash met a company at dinner last
night when Mr.. Robert Patterson enter
| tanned.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
| Balllnger We're honor guests of the as
SiSldHi attorney general of the interior
and Mrs. Oscar LAWYER at a dinner last
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mrs.
/ Charles A. Williams Mrs Carlisle and
| Mrs. Isaac T. Mann We're among the box
holders yesterday at the last concert bv
the Philadelphia Orchestra \ number of
! other well known persons were in the
audience and each number was greatly
applauded. Special applause followed
| Mr.. Carl Pohlig's american ImDres-
sions, suite of four compositions He
| led the last again as an encore.
Miss Margaret T. Hessler has returned
| from Richmond, where she was the guest
| of DR. and Mrs. Robert Mattheson Cory.
Rev. Charles Wood will perform The
| marriage ceremony tonight at the Church
of the Covenant for Miss Nellie Elizabeth
Hanna of thWcty and Mr.. James Porter
McWilliams of Philadelphia and Altoona
Pa The brides only attendant will he
| her sister, Miss Mary Hanna. Mr.. Frank
| 3. Feely of Ardmore, Pa will he best
man. Mr. Paul Wallace Hanna and Mr..
Charles w. Hanna. brothers of the bride
and Mr.. John McWilliams and Mr.. VII
son McWilliams. brothers of the groom.
Will be the ushers. The flower decora-
| tons of the church and at Pauscher's.
s, where the wedding reception Will be held
/ viii be of palms and white flowers The
| broidery and Valenciennes lace made
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