Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-02
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DINNERS AND OTHER SOCIABLE
AFFAIRS LAST NIGHT.
A Word as to the Spring Brides and
Grooms-Other Events.
Notes.

| The Japanese ambas sador and Baroness
| Cchida entertained at a large dinner last
| night the French ambassador and Nine
! Jusserand, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Holmes,
| Representative and Mrs. Weeks, Repre-
| sentative Andrew Peters, the solicitor
| general and Mrs Bowers. the second
assistant secretary of state. Mr. Adee:
| the military attache of the British en-
| bassy and the Hon. Mrs. James. the ma
val attache of the Austro-Hungarian en-
| bassy and Baroness Prcuschen, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Rudolph. Mrs Townsend. Mrs Bar
| ney, Miss Patten. the first secretary OF
| the American embassy in Japan. Mr.
| Montgomery Schuyler; the counselor OF
! the japanese embassy and Nine Matsui,
the first secretary, Mr.. Hanhara, and
! Mr.. kahashi, the third secretary.
| Senator and Mrs. Elkins entertained the
| Vice President and Mrs. Sherman at din
ner last night having in the company to
| meet them Gen. and Mrs. Frederick d.
| Grant. Senator and Mrs. Owen, Senator
| and Mrs. Flint. Senator Kean and Miss
Kean former Senator and Mrs. Dryden,
former Senator Henry Gassaway DAVIS
Mrs. John r. Henderson, Mrs. Ludlow,
Senator Gallinger, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Glover and Judge and Mrs. Dayton OF
| West Virginia.
Senator and Mrs Guggenheim gave a
dinner last night. when their guests were
Secretary and Mrs MacNeagh, Swedish
minister and Nine. de Lagercrantz. Swiss
minister and Mime. Ritter. ottoman
and Mrs Oliver. Senator and Mrs
! Hughes, Miss Boardman, Miss Cameron,
| Mr.. Henri Martin and Mr.. and Mrs
Stiefel of New York.
Senator and Mrs. Crane gave dinner
| last night. when Secretary and Mrs Bal
| Iinger were present, and Senator du Pont
was also a dinner host last night
Mr.. and Mrs John W. Foster were also
among those entertaining at dinner last
| night.
Rev Roland Cotton Smith will perform
| the marriage ceremony Wednesday,
March 20 at noon for Miss Constance
| the German embassy. Mrs. Philip HIGH
born will be her sisters only attendant
and the company invited for the cere-
mony will be a small one. There will be
no reception.
| The marriage of Miss Carolyn Brown
son. daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs
| Brownson. to Lieut.. Commander Thomas
| G. Hart, l.. S. n. will be on the same
date. The company invited will also be
| a limited one.
The marriage of Miss Constance Sat-
terlee, daughter of the late Bishop Sat
| terlee, and Mr.. Frederick w. Rhine
lander of New York will take place the
latter part of April and will also be a
quiet event.
Mrs. Pearl Woolverton announces the
engagement of her daughter, Frances
\ Holman. to Mr.. Henry Lucien Beck. The
wedding which will be private one,
| will take place March 10
Owing to the severe illness of her son,
| which requires her presence at her nome,
in New York. Mrs. Fairchild. wife of
Representative Fairchild, has recalled her
| invitations to luncheon in honor Of
| Mrs. Sherman which she was to nave
| Mrs. Herman P. Goebel. wife of Repre-
| sentative' Goebel of Ohio. is giving tea
this afternoon, at which music will be
daughters of the Ohio delegation in Con-
| gress are to be the guests of honor with
| her two house guests Mrs Boight OF
| Cincinnati and Mrs. Senwick OF St LOUIS.
| The house has been attractively deco
rated with spring flowers. Mrs. Fairfax,
Miss Ethel Lee and Mrs. Bought will give
| the musical numbers.
Mrs. Frederick Wesson entertained at
a delightful bridge party followed by
| tea yesterday afternoon In honOr or ner
guest, Mrs. Henry w. Raymond of Phlla-
delphia. Mrs. NELSON'S apartment at the
| yellow tulips, and the hostess wore a
| handsome gown of violet cloth. Mrs
Raymond wore white lace robe. Among
those at the sT brio Patty Mrs
McDermott. Mrs. Chisholm. Mrs. Brown
Miller. Mrs Thropp. Mrs. Old. Mrs.
Clifford, Mrs. Ranage. Mrs. Boiling. Mrs
Barroll, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. James Morgan.
| fire
Ward Brown and Mrs s. E. Barber pre-
sided at the dainty tea table.
Mrs Phelps and Mrs. hampton Of
| Wyoming avenue will be at home to-
| morrow for the last time this season.
Mrs. Charles H. Bates will be at home
| Friday, March 4.
Mrs. bennett, wife of the commissioner
of the general land office. will not be at
| day, March II.
| Mr.. Fisher Ames of Boston. Mass. and
Mrs .Ames are stopping this week at the
| Hotel Grafton, Connecticut avenue.
| Count Sigray, who is to marry Miss
| Harriet Daily of New York March -.
come on from New York yesterday to
! spend today here.
Miss Fish, daughter of Representative
Fish, will give dinner tomorrow night
in honor of her guest. Miss Burden OF
New York.
Mrs. James F. Barbour and Miss Bar
bour who have been in Atlantic City,
are now in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt had a
number of young people at an informal
| dinner last night.
Miss Eleanor Grant of Cincinnati and
Miss Woodruff Of Covngton, KY, will
be the guests of the Misses Gerard of
Fort Myer, and are expected Friday.
! The marriage of Miss Edith Suther-
land. daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Sutherland, to Mr.. A. Robert Gilmore will
| take place at st. Margarets Church the
last week in April or the first week in
May. the exact date not being yet set
| tied.
The parsonage of the Park Heights Ave-
nue. NJ. f. Church. Baltimore. Md. Rev.
| T. S. Wright officiating, was the scene
! of a quiet double wedding Yesterday