Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-04

duUcIs MISS JOTle SuT MISS NloA
jorie Gould. Miss Elizabeth Lattimert
Miss Elsie Nicoll and Miss Constance
Parmlee Of Cleveland. Edmond de SIN
cay of Paris, an uncle Of the bridegroom.
will be the best man, and the Due de
Vallambrosa, the vicomte de Perigny.
Anthony J. Drexel. jr., William Rhine
lander Stewart. jr.. Moncure Robinson
and William Moore will be the ushers.
The ceremony will be followed by n re-
ception at the home Of Mrs. Logan on
West Seth street.
Mrs. CORTLAND Cushing Clements will
be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster and Miss Eliza
beth F. Pierce will be at home at the
Portner today.
Mrs. r. H. Pickford will be. at home
tomorrow informally at the Torontos She
Is leaving for the south next week.
Tie fourth annual reception and dance
of the Athletic Association Of the Cath
ofic University was held last night at the
New Willard. A hundred couples took
part.
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter. Mrs. j. Roland
Devries, Mrs John James Walsh. Mrs
Patrick J. LennoA. Mrs. George Melville
Boiling and Mrs. William II. De Lacy
were in the receiving line.
The patronesses were Mrs. George Mel
vile Boiling. Mrs William II. De Lacy.
SAi q. 1uANdh <. icl(lleI. MIS- fSODeIt JO-
seph Kennedy, Mrs. Thomas Henry Car
! ter. Mrs Aubrey Edward Landry. Mrs.
Patrick J. Lennox, Mrs. Horace ii. I.ur-
ton. Mrs. Charles H. Mccarthy, Mrs.
Elmer J. Murphy. Mrs. Charles T. Neill.
Mrs. Frank OHara. Mrs. r. A. Sweeney
Pescia. Mrs. Adele D. Hillyer. Mrs. John
James Walsh and Mrs. T.. D.. White
The dance committee was composed OF
James. l.. Dougherty. chairman: Joseph
j. Boillin. Alfred ]. Hickman, August J..
Bohn, Horace NJ. R,vero and John l..
Finn.
On the reception committee were John
Joseph Cantwell. Joseph Caples. Louis
H. Crook Thomas H. CHAPMAN James
Dempsey. J. Roland Devries, John Ed
wards. jr.. Joseph G. Emmerson. Donald
j. Gallagher. Charles r. McDonsld. Emery
J. Theriault and Martin A. Tobin.
A dance was given last night at the
Arlington Hotel by the class of 1911
Georgetown University Law School. There
were ninety couples in attendance. The
ballroom was beautifully decorated for
the occasion,
The patronesses were: Mrs. Harry NJ.
Clabaugh, Mrs. Ashley NJ. Gould Mrs.
Daniel Thew Wright, Mrs. D. w. Baker,
Mrs. Charles Douglas, Mrs Clarence r.
Edmund Brady and Mrs. William w.
Bride.
The committee in charge Of the dance
consisted of Ringgold Hart. chairman:
III
fred l.. FELTON,. Henry E. .Corcoran. Louis
A. Babcock, Reginald NJ Hodgson, Will
liam A. Edgar. Samuel o. Hargis, John F.
L., Fitzgerald. Frederick NJ. Pelzman and
Maurice ]. McAuliffe.
Mrs. Harry Freeman Clark will be at
| home tomorrow at her apartment at
the Balfour
Mrs. Earl Cranston will not receive
| tomorrow. as she will be in Baltimore.
but will receive the remaining Saturdays
in February.
Mrs. Thomas p. Gore and her house
guest, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. w. A Old
field, Mrs. Polite Elvins and Miss Gladys
McLachlan were the guests Of Mrs. Will
lis J. Abbot at box party at the theater
Thursday afternoon, and at tea after
| ward.
Mrs. simon Wolf will be at home the
Saturdays in February.
Mrs. H. P. Mcintosh will be at home
at the Oakland from 5 to 6 pm. on the
Saturdays 9Th and 18th Of February.
Her guests are Mrs. Mcintosh from In
diana, mother Of II. p. Mcintosh, United
Intosh. wife Of p. A. Paymaster McIn-
tosh. United States Navy.
Mr. and Mrs c. G. Child Of Philadel-
phia. who came to Washington to attend
| the wedding Of Mr.. William Ourand and
Miss Minnie Hartig, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Hodges Of Euclid
street.
Mrs. Murray, wife Of Brig. Gen. Muir
ray, gave a luncheon today. when her
guests were Miss Katherine Weeks. Miss
Annie Irwin. Miss Stoney. Miss katherine
jorie Aleshire. Miss Maitland Marshall.
Miss Ruth Moves. Miss Marguerite Bar
bour. Miss Amylita Talbot and Miss Sadie
and Miss Caroline Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. George Westinghouse are
concluding their pleasant stay here to-
night, when they will return to New York.
Last night they attended the receptions
at the homes of Secretary and Mrs. Meyer
and Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Wadsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have
moved into their new home on New
Hampshire avenue
home tomorrow.
Mrs. j. NJ. CUP gave a very pretty
luncheon today in honor of Miss Georgia
Knox. the bride OF next Tuesday. There
were present Miss knox's bridesmaids,
Miss Berry. Miss Frazier and Miss Van
Arsdale, Miss Cole Of Nashville, Tenn,
and several other guests. The decorations
were In White and green.
The Germania Club entertained last
night at dinner at the New Willard with
the German ambassador Count Won Bern
storff, the guest of honor. There were
forty covers and there were present the
secretaries and attaches of the German
| embassy. Mr.. Victor. the German consul
from Richmond; Mr.. Luederitz the Ger
man consul from Baltimore, and Prof.
Learned of Philadelphia.
The German ambassador and his wife
will go to New York next Wednesday.
to stay q week. The Countess Luise Won
Bernstorff will accompany her parents
stay in Canada.
The Italian ambassad and Baroness
Mayor des PlancEes will be the guests Of
honor at dinner to be given by the 1tal-
ian Chamber Of Commerce in New York
tomorrow night.
Senator and Mrs. Owen have invitations
out for tea at Rauscher's Tuesday next
from 5 to Z.
Miss Flora Wilson will be here for a
few days next week, and she is to be
heard in concert on the 9th. Her recent
successful appearance in Philadelphia has
been noted In these columns with the
pleasing social features which accompa-
MED it.
Gen. Arson Mills entertained at dinner
last night Gen: Murray. Mr. Boutell. Ad-
miral Baird. Gen. George b. Davis Col.
Garrard. Mr.. Kaufman, Gen. Humphrey.
Col. Brayton. Mr.. Lands. Capt. Rowland,
Capt Oyerton, Capt. Conley, Capt. Ha-