Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-08
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
VICE PRESIDENT AND WIFE
HAVE RETURNED TO CITY.
Dinners for Visiting and Other
Guests-Tea for Mrs. Garfield.
Notes:

| Inc Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
have returned from weekend stay at
| their Utica home. Tonight they will
De entertained at dinner at the Neither
| lands legation Other dinner hosts to-
! night will be the japanese ambassador
| and Baroness Uchida- and the Assistant
| Secretary Of War and Mrs. Oliver.
| The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
| entertained at dinner last night Baroness
| Rosen, Justice and Mrs. Lurton. So
lioitor General and Mrs. Bowers. Senator
! kean, Miss kean, Representative and
| Mrs. John w. Weeks ex-Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Garfield. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. N.
Page. the assistant secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles D. Norton
| Mr. and Mrs Archibald Hopkins, Mr. and
Mrs. George Howard. DR.. and Mrs. FIRE.
| mont Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Will
lert OF London and Washington. Miss
Elizabeth Adams. Mrs. Samuel Spencer.
Miss Wetmore, Miss Georgiana Hopkins.
Brig. Gen. Crozier. ex-Gov. Magoon. Mr..
John White and the British second secre-
tary. George Young.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt enter
tanned at dinner last night for their
daughter. Miss Olga Roosevelt In the
| party were Miss Beatrice Sterling of New
| York. Miss Mary McCauley, Miss Marion
| Wise. Miss Laura Merriam, Miss Gladys
Hinckley. Lieut.. Palmer Lieut. Oster-
| haus, Lieut.. Bristol Lieut.. Rowcliff, Mr..
Gulick and Mr.. Franklin Ellis.
| Mrs James Garfield was the guest of
| honor at pretty tea yesterday given
| by Mrs Charles ID. Walcott, and resi-
Dental and official society was well repre-
sented in the throngs of her friends pres
| ent.
The rooms were decorated with flower
| Ing shrubs and other flowers and the
] refreshment table with white liacs. As
| sisting the hostess were Mrs. Fremont
Smith. Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
Williams, Miss Soplly Johnston and Miss
| Mary Chew. In the dining room Mrs.
| Beekman Winthrop and Mrs. Newbcrry
| did the hOnors
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark of Chicago,
| who entertained for Secretary and Mrs.
| MacVeagh, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont
| Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Ellis. and Mr.
| and Mrs. James NJ Johnston were among
those giving dinner parties last night.
Mrs. John B. Henderson and Miss
| Mabel Boardman were at home last even
| ing to invited companies The first named
| entertained at a dance the members of
| her dancing class.
| Senator and Mrs. Piles gave thea ter
party, followed by a supper at the New
| Willard, last night. with Secretary and
| Mrs. Ballinger and Rear Admiral and
| Mrs. Hollyday as their guests.
Mrs. Beekman Lorillard entertained at
luncheon at the Battery Park Hotel.
| ASheville, N c., last week. THIS lunch
con was in honor OF her mother, Mrs
/ DOvla- OF this cifv Covers iai
| for sixteen.
The French ambassador and Nine. Jus
] sefand entertained breakfast company
yesterday complimentary to Nine. THE
baut, wife OF the French minister to the
Argentine republic. who is spending this
week with her sisters. Mrs. d. P. Nc
Cartney and Mrs w NJ Irwin. There
were present the minister from the Ar
| gentine. Senior Portela; the former am
bassador to France and Mrs. Henry
| White, the minister of Chile and Nine.
| Cruz Commander and Mrs William
| French embassy and Countess Benoist
day. Miss Sheriff. and the first secre-
| tary Of the embassy, Count Peretti de la
| Rocca.
! Miss Catherine Britton has gone to
spend a week in P1ttsburg with Miss Hes
| ter Singer. niece of the Secretary of
| State.
i
| Miss Margarreta Morse. who has spent
| several months in New Orleans with her
parents. was among the guests entertain
| ed there at q large bridge and tea last
week given by Miss Mott
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Barker expect
their son-in-law and daughter. NJ. and
Mrs. Edwin Corning of Albany, with
them for Sunday next.
/ rolafixpc viii 40 al the
marriage, March 20. of Miss Harriet
| DAILY, a daughter of the late Marcus
DAILY Of Montana and New York, and
Count Anton Sigray of Hungary. but a
| avenue home of Mrs. Daily that after
noon. The bride will have no attendants
and the Marquis Pallavicini will be best
| man. Mrs. James w. Gerard will give a
/ dinner March II for her sister and the
! bridegroom.
Miss Margaret Shonts. who is taking a
l-party for tour of Mexico on the
Shonts private car, is, with her guests,
being royalty entertained Ell route from
| Florida to the Mexican capital. The Duke
and Duchess of Manchester and others
| make up the party.
The Prince and Princess Lucinge- Fau-
| cigny are due to arrive in New York to-
day from Havana. After a short stay at
the st. Regis they will come to this city
Inc princess was MISS MERCEDES Terry OF
| New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesaut
| Fish of New York will be here the
| 18th to make visit to Representative
| Hamilton Fish and Miss Fish. who will
| have as their guests the last of the Week
Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley and Miss
| Syhi Douglas. Miss GwendOlyn Burden
| returned to New York today. Mrs. vii
liam B. Leeds of New, York is the guest
OF the Misses Cameron, who are also en-
tertaining their sister. Mrs. Belmont Tiff
4 fanny Of New York
| Mrs Musgrave wife of Lieut.. Thomas
C.. Musgrave of the 18th Infantry. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Philip T. Dodge.
| Mrs Clarence w. Grosner of the Tulan ne
| apartments has as her guest Mrs. IL.
Cert Of Pittsburg. and will be pleased
| to see their friends Thursday afternoon
| from three to five.
| The second of the series of "Par,or
| TalkSs in Travel Abroad given by Mrs
Kossuth Niles. for the benefit OF st
| Thomas Church. will be given this even
| ing at the residence of Mrs. Joseph +,
| Thropp, 1901 Goth street. at s o'clock
\ The subject will be from Nice TO Genoa
| Pisa. Florence, ect., with short talk on
| Byzantine art @
The patronessSs are: Mrs f. V. Alb