Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-20

bers Of the House interstate and foreign
commerce committee and few additional
guests.
Mayor des Planches sail for Europe this
week en- route to the formers new post
The Austrian ambassador and
Baroness Hengelmuller are going abroad
shortly for a 'two-month stay. They were
the guests last night at an informal din
ner at the Belgian legation.
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will celebrate Washington's
birthday by a dinner party
The Japanese ambassador and
much entertained the past week in
New York. will be in Philadelphia to-
morrow for a visit there. DR.. Keen and
the Misses Keen Of Chestnut street are
giving musical in honor of the am
bassador and his wife tomorrow night
They are expected at the embassy by
Wednesday.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorf will give dinner We'd
nesday next
The minister Of Norway and Nine
GUIDE and the Misses GUIDE went down
to Old Point Comfort last night and will
be away several days.
The Netherlands minister and Nine
Loudon will give a dancing party Tues
and will go TO New York the following
day for a short stay
Mrs. William w. Wilson, wife Of Rep
resentative Wilson of Illinois. and Mrs.
Charles f. Townsend. wife Of Repre-
sentative Townsend OF Michigan, gave
tea at the Congressional Club yeSter-
day in honor of Mrs. Holmes and her
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The parlor and dining room were dec
Grated with American beauty roses and
Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Robertson were
at the tea table.
| Mrs. Barney gave a luncheon for Miss
Ruth ST. Denis yesterday and an in
! formal tea in the afternoon for Mr.. Ste
phen Coleridge of England
| Lieut.. Rockwell will give a dinner
and dance tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley returned
| last night from a ten-day visit to
Philadelphia and New York.
The Easter program looms up as some
| thing well worth anticipating. and is
| gradually spreading over a fortnight Of
events, i'm which balls and cotillonS prom
| Use unusual brilliancy for spring season
| The weddings will make the last half of
| April and the first part of May quite
busy also, and surprises Doth as regards
engagements already made known and
| others to eventuate in weddings by that
| time may be counted upon. If the dane
| ing program. as generally hoped for, is
adhered to the White House will be the
scene Of the first Easter Monday. A ball
at the German embassy will be given on
the 10Th the same evening that Mrs
Alexander Britton will entertain at a
dance at Rauscher's for her younger
daughter, Margaret. A charity ball for
| the Navy Relief Society the Both at the
navy yard, when the women will wear
| their hair powdered, and committee Of
great social Importance. Mrs. Meyer, Mrs.
Winthrop. Mrs. Newberry, Mrs Leutze,
Mrs Clover and Mrs. Mulligan, will be
| In charge, Is already well talked up. The
| Postmaster Generals ball at Rauscher's
the 3Ist. and the Viscountess Days
April fool dance at the same place are
| the closing events of that week.
| Mrs. William Haywood gave a bridge
party yesterday.
| Miss Catherine McGraW, daughter Of
IL. j. McGraw, 1119 Lamont street. was
married to MIR. Richard Cover of Chi
cago, Ill, in the latter city January %.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Cover are on their honey