Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-18
in THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
FRENCH AMBASSADOR ENTER.
TAINS ITALIAN COLLEAGUE,
Inequalities at Unofficial Homes.
Home-Comings.
Notes.

| Inc french ambassador and Nine Jus
serand gave a dinner last night in honor
| OF the newly arrived Italian amba ssador
Marchese Cusani Confaloniere To meet
him there were present the Attorney
| General and Mrs. Wfckersnam. the min
lister OF Spain, Senior Riano: the counselor
Of Austria Hungary and Nine. Won Leo
| wenthal-1inau, the charge d'affaires Of
Mexico, Senior Ricoy: the naval attache
of the italian embassy, Lieut.. Camperio:
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Dodge Mrs. John
| f. Henderson. Miss Eleanor Terry. and
the first secretary of the French embassy
| and Nine. Peretti dc la Rocca
| The first benefit ball of the season will
be given in the New Willard ballroom on
Thanksgiving eve in aid of the House of
| Mercy building fund.
The charge d'affaires of Sweden and
Nine Ekengren and their infant daugh-
| ter VIII sail for Sweden Immediately upon
the arrival of the newly appointed min
| lister, Count Ehrensvard.
Mrs. Norman Williams and her daugh-
| ter Mrs Merritt, has returned from Hot
Sprlngs-and Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie are
! back from New York.
Mrs. James Large will give a tea at
her Chestnut HILL Pa. home Friday after
noon next in honor of her debutante
! cousin, Miss Juanita Read Harmer. Miss
Lille Finley and Miss Leonard Finley
or this city will go for the tea and
Will be in the receiving party. which will
| comprise most of the seasons debutantes
and other friends of the hostess.
The many friends Of Miss Edith Simon
son will be glad to know of her i'm
provement in health, following a recent
| operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Letter returned yesterday from
| Beverly. Mass, where she spent the
past summer.
Maj. and Mrs. Eric Bergland of Balti-
| more left Sunday for trip around the
world by way of San Francisco and one
| of the Pacific steamship lines to Manila.
There they will be the guests OF Maj.
| Gen. Duvall. commander of the Depart
ment of I.uzon, with Headquarters at
Manila. Gen. Duvall and Maj. Bergland
were classmates at West Point.
| After their visit at Manila Maj. and
Mrs. Bergland will go to Japan and then
through Europe and home.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte l..
Warner. daughter of former Representa-
tive and Mrs. John De Witt Warner, and
William Joshua Barney took place yes
terday in New York. More than 900
guests congratulated the couple at the
reception which followed.
The bride wore ivory white satin
broidered with seed pearls. The bodice
was of duchesse and old rose point lace,
| and the veil, which was caught up with
orange blossoms, was of fine old chan
tilly lace. an Heirloom of the bride
groom's family. She wore also a dia-
mond pendant given to her by the BRIDE
groom and carried a bouquet of bride
| roses with a shower CT lilies of the val
ley. The maid of honor was dressed in
| pale gree satin yelled in pale green
carried a sheaf bouquet of white chrys-
anthemuns with white satin streamers.
The brides mother wore dress of yio-
| let brocade. and the bridegroom mother
appeared in old rose and black.
The marriage of Miss Amanda Moore of
Mobile, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ritten-
house Moore, and sister of Mrs. Mark l..
Bristol of the naval torpedo station,
where Miss Moore spent the past summer.
and DIR. Henry Goldthwaite of Mobile
takes place in New York next Saturday.
| The same day the couple sail for Venezu
ella. where DR.. Goldthwaite goes as rep
resentative Of the bureau of public health
to study health conditions in that coun-
| try for the United States government.
Mrs. Bristol will be matron of honor
for her sister. and William NJ. Marshall
| of Mobile will act as best man. Com
| mander Bristol will join Mrs. Bristol in
New York for the ceremony.
II. =. Il.
in Washington after a four-month
sojourn in Europe. They will have with
them this winter as a guest Miss Lars
son. daughter Of Capt. LARSON of the
Swedish navy.
Miss Annie Handy of r street north
west is visiting her brother in Clarks-
burg, W. Va, and may stay until Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heany have is
sued cards for the marriage of their
daughter Rose Agnes to Mr.. Patrick J.
OHanon, Thursday afternoon. October
20. at o'clock. at Immaculate Concep-
ton Church. A reception will follow from
to 10 O'clock at 1341 Sd street north
west.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gotthelf of Brook
lyn, n. Y. who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
L. Somehow. 1926 Park road, will be at
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. L. c. Jones announces the mar
rage of her daughter. Dora Louise. to
Dr. Paul Hetz. of Baltimore, Md. October
- DR.. and A3rs Hetz are visit
honeymoon. and will be at home to their
friends after November ID in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Howard s., Reside were
at latest accounts in Lucerne, SwitZer
land where they were greatly enjoying
restful stay. They are expected back at
their 18th street residence about the mid
die Of November. They will spend the last
month OF their stay in Europe in Paris
and expect to sail from Marseille. Mrs.
Reside went abroad early last spring
with her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Rec
side. and they spent the entire summer in
Milan. Italy, where both studied Italian
with the greatest success and Miss Rec
side besides had daily lessons with both
the vocal and dancing teachers. Her voice
is especially sweet and true.
Since Mr.. Reside and Master Harmer
Reside joined them in September travel
ing and sightseeing has occupied much of
the time of the family party.
Miss Reside will make her debut the
coming winter and her parents will en-
terrain frequently for her throughout the
season.
Mrs. Henry W. Seymour announces the
marriage of her daughter Helen and
Mr. Merlin Wiley, Wednesday, October
L. at Sault Sainte Marie. Mich Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley will be at home Thursdays
after November / at Sault Sainte Marie, |
Mich.
\ birthday party was given in honor
of Little Ruth Olinger at her home, 31S
NJ street northwest. After musical pro- |
gram, games were played and refresh !
ments were served. The following We're |
present: Misses Grace Hall, Hattie Fultz, |
Lillian Galpin, Margaret Kelle--, Mar
Wright, Louise Charleton. Master Mil |
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