Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-06
SOCIETY.
Continued from Fifth Page.)

week in washington, guests at the
New Willard. having come here to at
| tend the wedding of Miss Wheeler and
| Mr.. Farley. left yesterday for their
home in Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Brook
vile, Pa. after having spent several
days in Washington, have returned to
| their home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. owen, wife of Senator owen of
Oklahoma, was at home Thursday for
| the first time this season at her apart
| ment in Stoneleigh Court. Assisting
Mrs. Owen during the afternoon were
and the Misses Tillman, daughters of
Senator Tillman of South Carolina.
and family are now at 1913 Columbia
road.
Nice. the Riviera capital. has been bask-
| ing. reveling in Junelike weather ever
since Christmas day.
Private entertainments and balls at the
big hotels are in full swing. Myers
Park Hotel distinguished itself at Christ
mas as usual. and has many American
guests. Afternoon tea, which is gift,
is delightful hour at this hotel, when
conversation huns around the gayly
| thronged dainty little tables in the big
hall and mingles with soft music. The
old world gardens are grand and the
stantly whisking guests to and from
Nice in under ten minutes. q truly en-
chanting place OF sojourn. far from cost
Nine de Jolly. wife Of the popular pre-
feet. has been giving receptions and
dances at the prefecture. q beautiful
building. once royal palace in the far
off days when Nice was Italian.
Of bridge. has been giving bridge par
ties and attending them, notably at the
hospitable houses OF Mrs. Rodgers and
Mrs. Bartols. whittier SO many Americans
find their way. Miss Rosalie Spang has
returned. long familiar figure, well
coined back with JOY.
large concourse OF Americans at
tended the funeral rites at Notre Dame
Of the Marquis de Sers. whose wife was
the daughter OF that Mrs. Niven Of New
dowed the fine Church Of the Holy Spirit,
Of which the Rev. w. C. Adamson Is
now chaplain. Mr.. and Mrs. Adamson
receive weekly at the parsonage. and
lean colony.
Mr.. Dulany Hunter. the United States
consul. and his wife gave a big recep-
ton the 18th Of January.
Mr.. Lyons Dumber, the United States
vice consul. will give a reception the 14th,
housewarming for his new fiat Villa
Olga.
Miss Mary Custis Lee Of Virginia.
daughter of the great southern general
and national hero, who is just now at
Mentone, will attend this reception. since
she intends returning to Nice shortly.
Mrs. Mcclellan, widow of the northern
general. also at Mentone, intends, like
wise. returning to Nice.
The young Duchess of Westminster and
Der children are at Villa Tiserb, Cimiex.
here old Queen Victoria was wont to
drive with JACKIE. her large white donkey.
The duke, a fighter. soldier and politician,
- IN, - al ,of~
and will come later.
Mrs Samuel S. Shedd has gone to San
Diego. CAL. where she expects to remain
several months.
Miss Amelie Louise Hack, daughter of
Mr.. Frederick Home Hack. and Mr..
Douglas Gordon Carroll. son of Mrs. NJ.
r. Thomas Carroll, will be married March
81 at the home of the bride in Baltimore.
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father, and will be attended by her
sister. Miss Anita Hack, as maid of honor,
and by six Observation-Disclosures Boiling
Phinizy, Jane Thornton and Elizabeth
Rawson Of Atlanta, Ga: Miss Mamie G.
Du Val Of Long Island. Miss Anna Guest
Of New York and Miss Louise White of
Washington.
Mr.. CARROTS best man will be his broth
er. Mr.. John w. Carroll jr.. and the ush-
ers will be Mr.. J. Marshall Carroll, an
other brother of the bridegroom: Mr..
Frank N. Hack, brother of the bride:
Messrs. Alfred Miller, John Gregg Thomas,
Henry Lay Duer. all Of Baltimore and
Mr.. Rieman G. Du Val Of Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. A. David of 5o4 NJ street
northwest were. at home informally
Wednesday. the anniversary of Mr.. Da-
vid's edghty-third birthday. Mr.. David
received many tokens of esteem and tele-
grams OF congratulations from at-home
as well as out-of.town relatives and
friends.
Mrs George Melville Boiling will re-
ceive tomorrow, it being thesf first Of the
two Mondays-the 7th and 14th-for
which she sent out cards. Miss Riggs,
Mrs Alfred Taylor. Miss Juiia Colds
borough and Mrs. Richard Peyton
" nitely will assist Mrs. Boiling in re-
cefving.
Miss Blanche E. Garner Of this city
ham, Md, were quietly married satur-
day evening. January 90, at $3.50 o'clock.
by the Rev. f. l.. Hubbard, pastor of
the Eutaw NJ. E. Church, Baltimore
baltimore for this city. where they
were entertained by the brides sister.
Mrs. H. p. Freund, S15 10th street
northwest. Mr.. and Mrs. Furgang will
make their future home at Cheltenham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Callaghan enter
tanned company of friends at an ante
Lenten f1ve-hundred card party Thurs
day evening. Among the guests were
DR. Philip F. Harvey. L. S. A., and
daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Arnold, Capt.
and Mrs. J. M. Hickey. Mr. and Mrs
Harvey C. Long. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Cottle, Mrs. Marie Blake. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richie, Miss May Clark, Mr.. Tom
Clark Of New York. Miss Anna May
O'Toole. Miss Janet Robinson, Miss
Madeline Callaghan, Mr. William Lynch
and Mr.. Harry McKenna.
Mrs. Samuel II. Walker. Miss Walker
and Miss Bertha Florine Walker, 100 B
street northeast, will be at home tomor-
row afternoon after o'clock.
Captain and Mrs. Haroli wellington
Jones will be at home February and g.
from A to T. 1915 Park road.
The only note Of regret anent the we'd
ding of Miss Georgia Knox and Mr.
Harry Smith Berry is that 1t will take
from this city one of it's most charming
young residents, who has enjoyed very
debut of a few seasons back has been
undisputed.
The announcement of her engagement
was made a couple of months ago.
The ceremony will be at st. Thomas
Church Tuesday afternoon at 4:3O. the
rector, Rev. Charles Ernest Smith, D. D.,
officiating, assisted by Chaplain II. A.
Brown Of Washington Barracks The
ushers will be Capt. II. H. Baily, Lieut.
Victor Foster, Lieut.. II. w. Huntley and
Lieut.. Henry Pratt, all stationed at Fort