Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TAFT YOUNG FOLKS COMING
FOR EASTER VACATIONS.
Charity Teas and Bazaars Planned
for the Near Future-Per-
sonal Notes.

Miss Helen Taft spent Sunday with
Mrs. James Francis Sullivan In Phila-
delphia and returned today to Bryn
Mawr. She will be at the White House
in few days for her Easter vacation.
Mr.. Robert Taft will arrive by Thurs
be here for the week.
Mrs. More returned from New York
with Mrs. Taft and will be her guest for
some time.
Mr.. John Barrett directA of the bu-
reau of American republics, entertained
at dinner last night, when his guests
wereN DR.. Louis Anderson. special envoy
from Costa Rica; DR.. Porras, special
envoy from Panama; the minister Of
Costa Rica, DR.. Calvo: the minister Of
Panama, Mr.. Arosemina: the minister
of Honduras, Mr.. Lazo: the minister Of
Salvador. Mr.. Mejia; the minister of
minister Of Nicaragua, Mr.. Corea: Mr..
Thomas Dawson OF the State Depart
ment, and Mr.. Yanes. secretary Of the
bureau of American republics.
Senator Kean and Miss Kean enter
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish OF New
York. who are visiting Representative
Hamilton Fish and Miss Fish.
ed breakfast company Of twenty guests
yesterday in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings. who
are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. William
Radcliffe Of England. gave luncheon in
their honor yesterday.
Mrs. Philip Gotthelf Of Brooklyn. N. Y
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis
Somehow, 1925 Park road, where she
will be pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Richard Townsend is spending
this week in New York and Miss Town
send Is at Atlantic City with her cous-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Roland.
The engagement has been announced
In England of Col. Count Gleichen to
the Hon. Sylvia Edwardes. a maid
Of honor to Queen Alexandra. Count
Gleichen was attached to the British
embassy in Washington two years ago.
He is a cousin of the king. his father.
the late Prince Victor Hohenlohe, be-
ing nephew of Queen Victoria, q son
of her half-sister, Princess Feodore
Leiningen.
Miss Constance Woods, daughter Of
the late DR.. George Woods, q. S. N,
will be married to Mr.. George Austin
Crux of England in st. Patrick's Cathe-
ception will follow at the home OF Mrs.
Charles II. Baldwin. with whom Miss
Woods has been passing the winter.
At the bazaar to be given at the Airing
ton Hotel April II and ID by the board
Of lady managers Of the Episcopal Eye.
Ear and Throat Hospital the following
committees will be in charge:
Reception-Mrs. Charles E. Buck and
Mrs. George H. McGrew, president and
Conard. Mrs. E. j. Stellwagen, Mrs. Ed
ward Roome. Mrs. G. r. Dudley and Mrs.
Robert Talbot.
Information-Mrs. w. NJ. Dove.
supper-Mrs. A. D. Van de veer. chair
man. with Mesdames R. J. Earnshaw. e
Henry B. Mum. 8. G. Parker, J. sprigg
Poole and e. w. Thompson, and Miss
Josephine Prather of st. Andrews
Church. Miss Belle Simonds Of Christ
Trott. Mrs. W. r. De vries. Mrs. George
A. Emmons, Mrs. r. e. Grant. Mrs.
Alexander L. Pope and Miss E;niline Mid
dleton of st. Marks. Mrs. c. e. Buck.
Mrs. Emory J.. Bentley and Misses
ROCK Creek parish. Mesdannes Arthur
Carr. William A. Moore and Leroy D..
Walter Of the Chapel Of the Good Shep-
herd, Mesdames T. ]. Jones and James
Taylor Of Mount St Adams. Mrs. g. H.
McGrew and Miss Henrietta Harding OF
Grace Church. Silver Spring. Md.
Lemonade and fruit punch-Mrs. Ed
ward Roome. chairman. with Mesdames
Arthur S. Browne, Charles g. Bundy. 9.
G. Cornwell, Randolph D. Hopkins, Curtis
B. Hoppin and Gilbert NJ. Hustled Of st.
ia IN
Birch. William HELEN and A. c. Parker
of the Church Of the Advent, and Mrs.
Charles T. Lowell and Miss Julia Tomp-
kins of st. James parish.
Cake table No. Mrs William II. Will
mer chairman. with Miss Fannie Gilliss
and Mesdames John c. Boyd. B. II.
Buckingham, George T. Dunlop. A. r.
FoxwelI. Monte Griffith. A. F. A. King.
E. ]. Stellwagen and the Misses Sydney
Small and e. Bryan Of Epiphany Church
chairman, with Mesdames John Paul
Earnest. Mrs. w. w. Finley. 8. Percy
Myers, Charles H. Stockton and Mrs. A..
A. Adee. and the Misses Jane Wilkes and
B. c. saxton Of st. Johns Church. Wash
ington. and Mesdames w: M. Dove.
Thomas w. Buddington, William Mar
shall and J. s. Moody of st. Michael and
All Angels Church.
F1owers-Miss Florence Woods, chair
man. with Mesdames George Graves. Fl.
H..
Jackson, William c. Rives. H. 7. Sat
terlee and Sara A. Duncanson Of the
Pro-Cathedral Of the Ascension.
Ice cream-Miss Mary A. Mason. chair
man, with Mesdames E. Oliver Belt. Es-
Their X. Bowen. John H. Mckinney, Ed
win l.. Morgan. Francis v. Robinson, H
L. Rust and Misses JEANNE Turnbull.
Lucy S. Reynolds and Ella Whiting OF
ST. Paul's Church and Mrs. Jesse B. K.
Lee of Trinity Church. Takoma.
koH M INN
with Mesdames Forest Dodge. A. F: Has
san. F. B. Howden, N. A. Jaffars. III. w.
Offut. Henry B. Simpson and Miss
Frances B. Suter of st. Johns Church.
Georgetown, and Mrs. c. c: Hall and
Miss Semple Pettis Of Grace Church.
Fancy table No. will be presided over
by Mrs. ]. H. w. Blake. who will have
the assistance of MeSdames William
Conard. w. T. Glover. e. 8. Kennedy. B..
r. Logic. Emile Reich. Josephine G.
Bradford of Christ Church, Georgetown;
Miss Nora Bevers Of Esther Memorial
Chapel Anacostia. and Mrs. w. w. Nc
Connie, a member-at-large
Candy table No. 1 will be In charge OF
Mrs. j. R. Johnson and the following
T. H. Aldrich, John c. Davidson. Lewis
H Finney. w. NJ. Levin. ]. NJ. McMur-
ray and c. S. Walton and Miss Mary P.
Brown. Mrs Johnson will also be as
c. H. Mannar of Christ Church. Rock
Vile. and Mesdames Edward Mix and
Charles c. Tucker of All Saints Church,
Chevy Chase.
Candy table No. Mrs. A. c. Fenton,
chairman. with Mesdames Lester A. Barr.
ence F. Norment. Alexander Gait, H. NJ.
Walter and Mrs. Joseph Tyssowski OF
ST. Margaret's Church. and Mesdames
Burton r. Ross and samuel r. Watkins