Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16

| opcdhcT anu MISS cannon.
| The French Ambassador will leave early
| III April for a visit to France and will
De accompanied by Nine. JuSserand The
| ambassador will attend the lecture to he
given by Col. Roosevelt at the University
OF Sorbonne in the middle of April The
/ Rooseveits are expected in Paris about
April IA. Ambassador and Nine Jusserand
Will spend the summer abroad, returning
to this country next fall.
! Friday afternoon, at the Congressional
| Club. a musical entertainment will be
given by Miss Beatrice Evelyn Wilson. a
| child musician of Oregon: the Cecilia La
dies Quartet and Mrs. Gill of Missouri.
| Mrs. Tirrell of Massachusetts will pre-
side. Mrs. Pujo of Louisiana and Mrs
| HaWley of Oregon will assist in the din
ing room. Mrs. Mckinney of Illinois,
Mrs. Ellis of Oregon and Miss Gregg of
Texas will receive.
! The usual meeting of the Roller Skat-
| and smart attendance. and the usual en-
| thusiasm over the old pleasure in new
| company.
Miss Mary Sheridan is at st. Augustine.
Fla, the guest of the Misses Anderson
daughters of DIR. Joseph l.. Anderson
who have a villa there this year
= ne I1oh ollNef Sylvan Ba1Ol Brett,
eldest son and heir of the Viscount Esher
deputy governor of Windsor Castle. is
due in New York today He will come
i to Washington shortly. to be the guest of
! the British amba Ssador. who is now near
! ing Nassau. Lord Esher has MANY titles
and fills many important Offices of trust.
/ His eldest son, who will spend at least a
month in this country OH social visit
to the principal cities, is in his thirtieth
year, and has been assistant private sec
rate {Iytrt n tn fl,o
| India discount Morley since 1905 He
was educated at Elton. and has published
a book Other titled visitors in New York
| arrived yesterday in the persons of Lady
Sybil Grey, daughter of Earl Grey, gov
ernor general of Canada. and Lady Aileen
| Roberts, daughter of Field Marshal Lord
Roberts. who crossed on the Baltic. This
! Is the first visit of Lady .Aileen Roberts
to New York. She will be the guest of
Lady Grey, at Government House. OF
taWa, will also Countess Luise Alex
andra Won Bernstorff, who is now stay
ing with the Lionel guests in Canada.
Miss Elsie Brock and Lieut. Edgar Hall
Thompson, Z. S. A., will be married to-
| night in the reception room at the To-
| ronto. where the brides aunt, Miss Bren-
! ner. has an apartment. Only family
| party will be present at the ceremony
at which Rev. G. Freeland Peter of the
| Epiphany Church will officiate
Mrs. Fred Lansing Oliver will be the
| matron of honor. and Miss Kastner. of
| Newark. n. j., and Miss Loewer of New
York will be the bridesmaids. Lieut.. Rod
ney Smith. U. $. A. stationed at New
port, r. L., will be best man, and the
| grOOmsmen will be Lieut.. George
Goethas and Ensign George NJ. Courts
L. s. A., both stationed in this city.
! a reception will follow at Rauscher's
at $50 o'clock.
| The color scheme of the wedding is
pink and white. the bridesmaids to wear
! pink meteor crepe. Last night Mr.. and
Mrs Elliott Woods gave a dinner for the
| bridal party, and the bride and bride
| groom distributed their wedding SOU
venirs gold bar pins for the girls and
silver card cases for the men.
The District of Columbia chapters Of
| the National Society. Daughters of the
| American Revolution, have invitations
| out for a patriotic celebration, Tuesday
| afternoon. February %, at 2:3O O'clock
to meet the president general, Mrs Mat
1 thew T. Scott. will follow from to 6
| in the boardroom.
Mrs. Williams, widow of Col Charles
| +. Williams. L. 5. NJ. c., has changed
| her residence from 1903 Both street to
lS47 u street northwest.
Mrs. Bristow. wife of Senator Bristow,
| will not be at home. tomorrow, but will
| receive Thursday, February "a.
| \ large Valentine party was given last
evening at the home of Miss Gertrude
Brown, Brentwood, ID. c. The spacious
dining room was decorated with red
/ hearts, ribbons and carnations The
guests, numbering about thirty, received
favors of red silk hearts pierced by gold
Ell arrows. The Misses Gertrude and
and instrumental solos, and Miss Cleary
Of GEORGETOWN and Miss E Tucker Go.