Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-30


de Vogue, Mr. Oden Horstmann, Mr..
Henry May, Mr.. Robert Breese, Mr.. Per-
rim. Mr.. Maurice de Weede of the Meth
crlands legation. Mr.. John B. Henderson.
ir.. Mr.. Charles D. Walcott, jr., Lieut..
Osterhaus. Mr.. Frank Scott, DR.. Cary
Travers Grayson. Mr.. Arthur LIE Roy
Bristol. Mr.. Herbert Lee Spencer. Mr.
Thomas Hinckley, Mr.. Andrew Peters
Fremont. Lieut. Constein. Mr.. Gist Blair
Mr.. w. T. Bingham, Mr.. Frederick Huide.
koper. Mr.. Lee McClung, Mr.. Granville
Fortescue, Mr.. Chauncey Hackett. M
de Beaufort, Mr.. Henri Martin. Prince
de Ligne, Mr. Phillips B. Robinson. Capt
Van Voorhis. Mr.. Charles Howard. Mr.
William r. Merriam, jr.. Mr.. William
Emory. Lieut. Leigh c. Palmer and Mr.
Capt. Archibald Butt. Capt. Cleland
Davis. Mr.. Charles Richardson, Mr.
Frederick Brooke. Maj. Horton, Capt
Cheney, Rear Admiral Cowles, Mr.. Horst
mann of the German embassy staff. Mr..
Won Hardenbroeck of the embassy staff,
Capt. Retzmann, military attache of the
embassy: Mr.. Won Bruening OF the en-
bassy staff. Mr.. Centaro Of the Italian
brozy. Count Brusselles-Sehaubeck,C Count
Cziraky. Baron Hye. Mr.. falkland. Mr.
Mitchell Inness, Mr. Beresford Hope. A.
Rustem Bey. Mr.. Hubbard. NJ: Casteur,
Mr.. Henry Hoyt jr.. Mr.. Winthrop Aid
rich. the charge d'affaires OF Italy and
Marchesa Montagliari. Mr.. Walter Poult-
ney. Mr.. Craig Wadsworth and Mr.. I.
Sanford Beatty of New York. formerly OF
this city.
The Japanese amba ssador and Baroness
Cchida entertained at dinner last night
the ambassador from Great Britain and
Mrs. Bryce, Representative and Mrs. Her.
bert Parsons. Representative DENLY. the
assistant secretary of war and Mrs.
Oliver, the assistant secretary OF the
navy and Mrs. Winthrop. Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. T. II. Bliss. Miss Mabel G. Board
man. Baroness Elizabeth de Bode. Prof.
and Mrs. Andrew. Miss Wood, Miss Annie
Mcclure, Miss Harriet Mcclure. Baron de
Rode, Russian naval attache; Senior Don
German Bulle, Mexican second secretary;
the Japanese counselor and Nine. Mat
sui, Mr.. Hanihara and Mr.. Takahashl OF
the embassy staff.
Mrs Meyer went to Mount Vernon on
the Dolphin yesterday afternoon. In the
party were Countess Won Bernstorn and
Baroness Elizabeth Won Bernstorn, the
Misses Meyer and Herbert and Frederick
Won Stumm. who are the house gusts or
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer.
There will be number of dinners to-
night to which the women guests will go
in the fancy dresses and headgear in
which they are to appear later at the
navy yard BALL Secretary and Mrs. Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thropp and Representative and Mrs.
BouteI will be among the hosts.
Mrs. Henry Clay Browning and Mrs.
James f. Baines with their daughters,
Miss Elise Browning and Miss Betty
Baines, are spending this week in New
York.
The marriage of Miss Hannah Hays
and Mr.. Owen Allan took place last night
at O'Clock at Christ Chapel Church, Rev.
Arthur Johns officiating. The bride was
given in marriage by Mr.. Arthur Hays.
her brother. She wore white satin with
point de Paris lace and a tulle veil cut
with orange blossoms which was worn
by her mother at her wedding. She car
ried roses A reception followed. Those
present were:
Mr. and Mrs Lem Allan, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Suit, Mrs. Ida Hays. Mr.. and
Hays, Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Pumphrey, Mrs:
Kate Dean, Mr.. Eckton. Miss Jessie
Major. Mr.. Willie Berger, Mrs Julia
Sheppard. Mrs. H. f. Humphrey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Pumphrey. Mrs. Taylor Mt
Samuel Suit, Mr.. John Dumhart, Miss
Helen Dumhart. Mr.. and Mrs. Lanhan.
Mrs. Ellie O'Nsil, Miss Stella Dumhart.
Mr.. Arthur Hays and Mrs. Daisy Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis left for
New York today and expect to be away
ten days or a fortnight Mrs. Cardwell
and Mrs. Poteet, sisters OF Mrs Dennis,
went to New York with her, en- route to
their home in Kentucky.
Mrs W. c. Maupin, at a pleasant little
dinner party Saturday evening In her
apartments at the Loudoun, entertained
her sons. their wives and few intimate
friends.
A bazaar will be given at the Arlington
Hotel Tuesday and Wednesday. April II
and 13 by the boards of managers OF the
Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital
The Fort Myer and Engineer bands will
play and there will be dancing for the
Younger children each afternoon.
Miss Alma V. Heimerdinger of Paynes-
Vile Minn who arrived last week as the
guest of Miss Maud V. Schmidt. at 1909
& street, will remain until April 6.
Miss Noble, at the Lenox. will be at
home Thursday, March 81. and have with
her her sister. Mrs. Marshall Of Pitts
burg.
A wedding OF the early morning and OF
interest here in congressional circles, as
we'll as in Franklin, Tenn. where both
belong took place at the parsonage OF the
Mount Vernon Place Church today. Rev.
groom is Mr.. Lee Ridley, private secre-
tary to Representative Lemuel Padgett OF
Tennessee and the bride was Mrs. Made
G. Newsome Representative and Mrs.
Padgett, Mr.. Thomas d. Grove and Mr..