Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-11
I'M THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
ATTORNEY GENERAL ENTER.
TAINS AT DINNER.
Other Sociabilities and Some of the
Future-0f for Europe.
Notes.


dinner last night the assistant secretary
of the Treasury, the assistant secretary
Of the navy. the assistant secretary OF
commerce and labor, the United States
treasurer. the assistant to the Attorney
General. the third assistant secretary OF
state. Mr.. Charles d. Hilles, Mr.. r. E.
Cabell, Mr.. Charles Earl. Mr.. Joseph E.
Ralph, Mr.. James F.. Curtis, Mr.. Oscar
LAWYER, Mr.. A. Piatt Anderson. Mr..
Clarence Wilson. Mr.. E. Dana Durand.
Mr.. William F. Willoughby and Mr.. Rob
ert G. Valentine.
Mrs. Robert Sturgis of New York and
her daughter, Miss Sturgis, will be here
for the weekend as guests Of Mrs. Wick
ersham, wife of the Attorney General
They will attend Mrs. Taft's garden
party Friday.
Mrs. III. Morgan Hill gave a dinner last
night for Miss Wilmington Drake of Paris.
when the other guests were Miss Schroe-
der, Miss Gladys Hinckley, Miss Drane
Morgan Hill. Lieut. John p. Jackson.
Mr.. Tuckerman, Mr.. Ellis, Mr.. Wyeth
and MI. Clarke.
A beautiful luncheon was given last
week by the charge faffaires Of Ger
many Baron filcntNOIcn, al HIS noiuc
San Angel, near the City of Mexico. TO
the visiting minister of Denmark to the
United States, who is in Mexico upon a
special mission, and to the Countess Won
Moltke.
The guests invited to meet the minister
and his wife were the American ambas-
sador and Mrs. Henry Lane Wilson, the
first secretary of the Spanish legation
and Mrs. Jose de Romero Dusmet. the
German consul general. DIR. F. c. Rielof,
ohn nf hn 10
cation. Lieut.. Planse. and Baron Oswald
Richthofen, lieutenant in the second
Uhlans of the Imperial Guard.
te- Of Mrs. MacMurray and the late Maj.
Junius w. MacMurray. U. s. A, and
Capt. James Parsons Robinson, L. s. A.
will be married Wednesday, June Is. at
4:30 o'clock, at st. Thomas Church. The
Rev. DR.. Brooks of St. Pauls Church.
Ethel MacMurray will be her sisters only
attendant. Capt. Arthur Fuller. u. S. A.
will he best man, and the ushers will be
Capt. Percy Bishop, Capt. Merwin Buck
ey. Lieut.. Perry and Lieut.. Woodbury. A
reception will follow at the home Of Mrs.
MacMurray.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer and their party went to New
York today for the launching Of the bat
tleship Florida tomorrow. Miss Helen
Taft is to join them in New York and
be present at the ceremonies.
Mrs. Nagel, wife of the Secretary Of
Commerce and Labor, will go to Marion,
Mass, for the summer about the 1st Of
June. Their family will be there with
them, and the Secretary will join them
as often as his public duties will permit.
The news of the death recently in
Paris of the Marquise d'Oyley. wife of
Marquis GOyley. the famous DIR.
Evans, has been received with re-
as in this. The marquise was Anna
Alexis Mcdonald of Baltimore and a
woman Of great charm of manner. The
beautiful manor house Of the family at
Bellevue. just out Of Paris. has been
the favorite rendezvous of distinguished
personages of this country and of for
eign lands.
The late marqu:Ve, among her decora-
tons. had received the Grand CroiX du
st. Sepulcre and the Grand Croix du
Chefekat. Her remains were buried in
the family mausoleum at Versailles.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth sailed today
on the Mauritania for England, and
among her fellow passengers were Mrs
John Jacob Astor. DIR. David Kindle-
berger, U. S. N, and Mrs. Kindleberger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Mitchell and
Prince Tokugawa.
The minister of Norway and Nine. GUIDE
left for the west yesterday, where the
minister will meet a body Of his country
men at Dacorah. Iowa. Their daughters
will spend the time Of their parents abb
sence in Laceyville. Pa.
Senator and Mrs. Root are going abroad
this month and Senator and Mrs. Depew
have similar plans for the summer. The
latter couple is now in New York.
The newly appointed minister from
Spain to this country, Senior Riano. and
his wife are expected here in a day OF
two Nine. Riano was Miss Alice Ward
OF this city.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Leutze will en-
terrain the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Meyer and their party at luncheon
at the Brooklyn navy yard tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield Taylor are now
In New York for the graduation of their
daughter from private school and will
shortly sail for Europe with her.
Miss Theresa Boyer of Benning. d. c..
has gone to Philadelphia, Pa, to spend
month with her sister, Mrs. G. D.
tombstone. wife of Lieut.. G. D. tombstone
Of the United States Navy.
Mrs. Beatrice Hargis and daughter are
stopping at the Hotel Touraine in Bos-
TON on their way TO the White mountains.
The May meeting of the Association of
Collegiate Alumnae will be held tomor-
row at $50 pm. at the old Pierce mill
in Rock Creek Park. Maj. Judson will
speak on local educational interests. The
president and the past presidents now
residing in Washington will receive men,
bers and guests there under the trees.
A large party of young people enjoyed
an excursion on a steam launch Sunday,
landing at Glymont, where a luncheon
prepared by the ladies OF the party was
served. On the return trip q stop was
made at Marchall Hall. In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Norbeck and Mr..
and Mrs. II. Baum, Mary ,Hinwood, Ber-
nice Hinwood. George Hummer. Della
Crothers. Gertie Redmond, George Red
mond. May Westrup. Rea Norbeck. Paul
inc McVeagh. Bessie Ennis. Merrell Whit
tlesey, Wallace Robinson, Henry Lepper.
John Hummer, Henry Gundersheimer,
Lester McNally, Louis Lauberdsh. Ed
ward Ennis, Walter Marlowe and Eugene
Thomas.
Mrs Sigsbee. wife of Rear Admiral
Charles D. Sigsbee. U. s. N, is the guest
of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. James c. Sanford
at Newport, r. l.
MARRIAGE Licenses.