Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-28

were served in the waroroom,
where masses Of pink roses were used in
decorating. The ships silver service. the
most beautiful one In the navy and
gift from the state OF Pennsylvania.
added to the beauty and interest OF the
room.
Dancing on the quarter deck followed
the reception. The brides going away
gown was a steel gray blue taiiormade
suit and black hat with white facing.
with black velvet and daisies.
The couple went south for months
trip. Mrs. Du Bots, the brides mother,
left the day after the wedding for the
east and her home in this city.
The young couple was presented by the
officers with a silver tray and handsome
silver tea service. and by the junior Of
fcers with dozen salad forks.
Miss Mary Kelton Wallace and Mr.. D.
Stuart Fitzhugh Of Louisa, Va. were
married at noon today at Trinity Church
bride wore travelling dress OF dark blue
serge, with hat to match. Mr. F. w.
Wallace was best man. The couple left
at once for their honeymoon travels and
Miss Josephine NJ Cusick, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Cusfck. was married to
Mr.. James Fitzgerald yesterday morning
was beautifully decorated with dogwood
blossoms and palms. Rev. Father B.
Pittar performed the ceremony.
The bride was dressed In tan pongee
and white chiffon hat trimmed In lace
was her bridal gift from the groom
The bridesmaid. Miss Minnie E. Butler.
wore tan pongee and wore leghorn hat,
trimmed with white lace and piumes. Her
bouquet was OF white roses. The best
brother Of the groom. After the cere-
mony q wedding breakfast was served
at the homo of the bride. Late this
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald left
wore q dark blue cloth suit. with a blue
hat trimmed with pink roses.
Miss Frances Thorn is entertaining Miss
Emily Hopkfnson of Philadelphia. for
whom she will give an informal dance
tomorrow night. Saturday they go to
Annapolis for a short visit.
Mrs Sidwell will be at home informally
tomorrow for the last time this spring.
The japanese amba ssador and Baroness
Uchida were the guests of honor at
large dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
b. Henderson last night. The others
present We're the minister of Norway and
Nine. GUIDE. the minister of Belgium.
Count de Buisseret: the military attache
Of the Spanish legation and Nine. de
Crcullu. Representative and Mrs. J. Van
Nechten Olcott. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend. Miss Yvonne Townsend. Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mrs James w.
Wadsworth. Miss Harriet Wadsworth.
Miss Flora Wilson. Miss Mabel Board
man, the naval attache of the French
embassy. Viscount Benoist day; Baron
Hardenbroek Of the German embassy
Mr. de Thai Of the Russian embassy and
Mr. Ricoy Of the Mexican embassy.
The British military attache and the
nv IT.
with them last night the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor. the Austrian
charge d'affaires and Baroness Loewen-
thal-Linau. the British second secretary
and Mrs George Young. Maj. and Mrs
Austin Wadsworth, Mai and Mrs Todd
and Mrs. Charles 3. Perkins of Boston
Gen. Carlos Garcia Velez entertained
at dinner last night in compliment to the
Cuban commission, which came to Wash
ington to attend the opening of the new
Bureau Of American Republics. The COM
mission includes Senior Marcelino Diaz de
Villegas. secretary of the treasury of
Cuba; Senior EIiseo Giberga, a noted ora
tor Of Havana, and Senior Gullerrno Pat
terson chief of the diplomatic bureau.
state department of Cuba. Gen. Garcfa's
guests asked to meet them were the
Chilian minister. Senior Anibal Cruz: Mr..
Charles E. Magoon. Mr.. John Barrett
director Of the Bureau Of American Re
publics: Mr. Francisco J. Yanes eecre-
tary of the bureau: Maj. Eduardo Lores
Mr.. Arturo Padro y Almeida, charge daft
fares Of Cuba: Mr. Mario Nunez at
tache Of the legation. and Mr. Cesar A
Barranco, chancellor of the legation of
Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson gave a
large dinner followed by dancing last
l-leht
Mrs. Samuel Spencer. president OF the
Club OF Colonial Danes; Mrs. Kicks and
Mrs. John D. Pattep were hostesses at
brilliantly attended tea yesterday at
the clubrooms On Connecticut avenue
when the club members and the council
of the Colonial Danes had an agreeable
hour or two together.
Mrs. William Ruffin Cox of Richmond.
president of the National Society of CO.
lonial Danes of America, received with
the hostesses, who also were assisted by
Mrs. Randall Hoes, first vice president
erning board, Mrs. Marion Butler. Mrs
Green Clay Goodloe. Mrs. Roberdeau
Buchanan Mrs. Edward H. Gheen. Mrs
j. William Henry. Miss Sophy Casey.
MISS Agnes Peter. Mrs. Richard knicAer-
booker Tyler and Miss Ella Lorraine
dorsey.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell Mrs. l.. X.
Norton. Mrs augustus Downing and
Mrs. Charles c. tucker presided in the
dining room. Botn the latter and the
large drawing room were decorated with
spring flowers.
The Congressional Club will offer its
usual hospitality tomorrow. with the
Colonial Danes. now here in annual
council. as the honor guests. The hours
are 5 to Z. and the clubs invitations in
clude the Club of Colonial Danes and
the Colonial Danes of the District
The guests will be received by the
president of the Colonial Danes, Mrs.
William Rufln Cox of Richmond: Mrs.
Gregg. president of the Congressiona.
Club; Mrs. Ballinser Mrs. Dickinson.
Miss Cannon. Mrs. Lowden and Mrs.
Gamble.
The Vice President and Mrs Sherman
dined at the home of Senator and Mrs
Wetmore last night
Mr.. and Mrs Blaine Elkins are on a
The Russian ambassador and Baroness
Rosen and the Baroness Elizabeth Ro-
sen are in New York for the celebration
of the Easter of the Orthodox Greek
Church in that city.
The British embassy will be estab-
lished at Dublin. y. H., the coming sum-
mer, and the ambassador and staff ex-
pect TO go there in June. The military
attache and the Hon. Mrs. James have
taken cottage in the vicinity Lord
Eustace Percy. youngest son OF the Duke
OF Northumberland. will be here shortly
as an attache Of the British embassy