Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-19

Lieut.. Roscoe f. Dillen. L. S. n, whose
marriage with Miss Elizabeth Goodwin
takes place at ST. Johns tomorrow, will
| entertain his best man, Lieut.. Walter III.
Smead, U. S. N, and the ushers. who are
to be Lieut.. IL. T. Winston. Lieut.. George
| w. Steele, jr.: Paymaster Charles E. Par
| sons. Lieut.. Richard p. Mccullough.
Lieut.. Albert Church and Ensign Andrew
S. Hickey, at dinner tonight. The out
! of-town guests here for the wedding are
Mrs. Dillen, mother of the bridegroom;
Miss Armstrong of Indianapolis, the
Misses Goodwin of Middletown, Conn.
| Miss Reitta Preston of Baltimore, DIR.
| William Lockwood, DIR. Frank Anderson,
| L. S. n. Mrs. Henry P. Price. wife of
Lieut.. Commander Price of the Delaware,
to which ship Lieut.. Dillen is attached,
| came from Norfolk and Mrs. Charles q.
| Harris from Richmond
| Mrs W. A. Mcconnell of Columbus.
Ohio. Is visiting her cousins. the Misses
Thomas, of 1215 * street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs John 7. Foy announce
| the engagement of their daughter Frances
| to MIR. Fred Campbell Clark. The wedding
will take place this month ana VIII ne
| witnessed only by relatives and intimate
| friends.
Mrs. William F.. Dennis. who is presi-
dent of the Southern Relief Society. IN
augurated the Inequalities yesterday for
the visiting D. A. r. delegates and gave
a charming party in special honor or the
visitors from Virginia and Kentucky. the
latter her native state She was hand
somely gowned in white canton crepe and
duchess lace and her apartment at Stone
leigh Court was abloom with roses and
| all the flowers of spring. The notabihtles
whom everybody now is seeking to enter
tain, and for whom more Is belng ar
ranged than either could accept, Mrs.
Matthew r Scott. president general of
the D. A. R.; Mrs. Lurton. Mrs. Dickin-
! son. Mrs. Adlai Stevenson. received with
sisted by her sister. Mrs. w. J. Poteet.
Mrs. ,Syme, Mrs. Charleton Alexander
and Mrs. Daniel Moore. all of Kentucky,
Mrs. Taylor. wife Of Senator Taylor, and
Mrs. Ben Johnson did the honors at the
| tea table.
| Some of the guests were Mrs. Ballineer.
Mrs Donald Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page. Mrs. Joseph Bailey.
Mrs. Bankhead and Mrs. Bourne.
Mrs Burrows. wife Of Senator Burrows
of Michigan, was another hostess yes
terday, her reception being In honor OF
Mrs. Scott, president general OF the D. A.
r.. and the Michigan delegation to the
| D. a. r. congress. The officers OF the
d. A. r. national board. which includes
all the state regents and the vice presi-
dents general and the Michigan con-
gressIonal delegation, were also special
guests.
Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Brayton, the state
regent of Michigan. and Mrs Hodge re-
ceived with Mrs. Burrows. Mrs. Rad
cliffe and Mrs Charles Wood presided in
| the dining room.
Miss Douglas sister Of the Bishop of
TWashington, will not be at home to-
| morrow.
The Congressional Club will entertain
| the members of the d. A. r. Congress
today from TO Z o'clock. Mrs. Dolliver.
chairman of the reception committee. will
who belong also to the Daughters of the
American Revolution. Mrs. Hughes of
Colorado and Mrs. Fairchild of New York
will preside at the tea table.
At the dance tomorrow night at the
| Congressional Club Mrs. Murray Crane,
Mrs. J. p. Dolliver. Mrs. A. w. Gregg
and Mrs. George w. Fairchild will re-
ceive the guests, and Mrs Huntington
Wilson. Mrs Henry A. Cooper, Mrs. Will
| liam p. Borland. Mrs. Jack Beall and
Mrs. Ollie NJ. James are the members of
the floor committee.
| The minister of Venezuela, Senior Don
P. Ezeque Rojas. will hold a reception
tonight at his legation 1917 18th street
to celebrate the centennial of the declara-
ton of independence I'm Venezuela. Re-
ceiving with the minister will be the Sec
Iretary of State, the assistant secretary
| of state and Mrs. Huntington Wilson,
1.-THE second assistant secretary, Mr.. Alvey
A. Adee, the third assistant secretary
and Mrs. Chandler Hale, the chief of the
bureau Of Latin affairs and Mrs. Thomas
Dawson and the members Of the lega-
| ton STAFF.
| Miss Katherine Crane will entertain at
cards this evening.
Countess Moltke will go to New York
tomorrow joining the Danish minister,
who preceded her yesterday
The marriage Of Miss Conway Coles to
Mr.. William Walter Lemmond will take
| place at Calvary Baptist Church this
afternoon at ) o'clock. The bride will
be escorted by her brother, Mr.. Malcolm
A. Coles. and will be attended by Mrs.
| Heber Thornton as matron OF honor
and Miss Selby of Baltimore as brides
maid. MI. Henry w. Draper will be best
| man. The pastor of the church, Rev
Samuel ii. Greene, will officiate. The
| ,Ishers will be Messrs. Heber Thornton,
| William Kirkham, John Gladseeter and
Housted The bride will wear a travel
| ing costume OF violet cloth with hat
| in the same coloring, and carry sweet
| peas and lilies of the valley Her at
| tendants will be dressed in white cloth
| reception will follow, the couple will
leave at once for their bridal trip. After
| May 10 they will be at home at 1889
Newton street Out-of-town guests here
for the wedding include Mrs. Hudnell of
Virginia, Mrs. S. C. Harding, Mrs. Rich
ard II. Edmonds, Mrs. Charles Zimmich,
| Miss Vanderveer and Miss Ethel Super
all of Baltimore: Miss Isabel Scott and
| Miss Christine Scott of New Jersey. and
Mrs. Carr and Miss Carr of Boston.
! Mr. and Mrs. Yale Rice celebrated
their golden jubilee wedding by enter
taining a family party at their home on
18th street yesterday. MI and Mrs
Charles Curtis of Sullivan county, N.
V the former brother of Mrs. Rice,
and Mr.. Charles Drake of New York
city. her nephew. were among the
lguests. They were present at the we'd
ding fifty years ago Mrs. Rice was
Formerly Miss Helen Curtis. youngest
daughter of James Clark Curtis of Sui
llivan county, N. y.
| Col and Mrs. John r. Williams gave
a dinner last night in honor of Baron
IAmbrozy when their guests were Mr.
land Mrs. Preston Gibson, Countess
lLuise- Alexandra Won Bernstorf, Miss
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