Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-16
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
WHITE HOUSE GUESTS ENJOY
MUSICAL TREAT.
Dinner Parties and the Barracks
Hop-Other Events.
Notes.

| A4SE SSAASA 0VVAtSs
Notes.
| The musical at the White House last
| night was in honor Of the members OF the
! Congressional Club.
| The program was as follows. with Mrs
| Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler. pianiste, and
Mr.. Fritz Kreisler, violinist:
variations ..................... .Tartipi
Spa nish Serenade Observation-Disclosures aminads
Mir. Fritz Kreisler. 'e'''e'
Turkish March from The Ruins of At sss,so,.,
Transcribed for piano by Rubinstein.
Chorus p,r,n. Of Dancing Dervishes from The
Transcribed for piano by saint.saens. H'''n
H Halse. op. O.. No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chopin
Htnde. op. %, No. s..............C Chopin
Mrs Fannie Bloomfield zei:ier. '''p'n
Saraoande ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. .Sulzer
MIR. Fritz Kreisler.
The Jngsiere.s 10. from 81. Fantasies,
Lie f, Nocfarne. No. :Mos1lG y,sz,
Passepied No 6. from scenes du Bal: DeIib ses
Six dances IN the old style.
March Militaire, No. 1. from three piano
Transcribed for piano by Tau;ig :-n''e'
Mrs. Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler.
-iA' Diuhoi A-eeie at tue pauo.
The Vice President and Mrs. Sher-
man left today for their home in Utica,
to remain several days: They were the
guests of honor at dinner last night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler
| as hosts.
The Secretary. of the Treasury and
| Mrs. MacVeagh had a large party din
| ing with them last night, their guests
including the Postmaster General, Sen
ator and Mrs. Elkins, Senator Kean
Mrs. Crane. Senator and MRS. GGggen.
| helm, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh
Col. and Mrs. Charles L. McCawley
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs. Writ
Dexter. Mrs. Stanley Mccormick Mrs
| Norman Williams. Mrs. Cecil Davis
Miss Elizabeth Kean. Miss MacVeagh
| the director of the mint, Brig. Gen
Edwards. Mr.: BENJAMIN s. Cable and
| The German ambassador and Countess
Bernstorn were the guests Of honor al
| a. dinner Of forty covers last night
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Dick
| inson. Gen. and Mrs. Marshall, Repre-
Wotherspoon and Col. and Mrs. Lang
| fit were the dinner guests entertained
last night by Maj. and Mrs. Conner
before the hop at the Washington bar
| racks.
Secretary and Mrs. Dickinson and
Col. and Mrs. Langf1tt received for the
committee at the hop held, as usual, in
the Officers Club.
Mrs and Miss Townsend returned yes
terday from New York. The statement
in several morning papers that the formal
announcement will be made in a day or
two of the engagement Of Miss Mathilde
Townsend and Peter Goelet Gerry. second
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge 7. Gerry.
New York city, would not be discussed
by either today.
Mrs. William Todd Ashby has sent out
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter. Eleanor Gilliss Ashby. and Mr..
April 81, at o'clock. at Trinity Episcopal
Church.
Representative and Mrs. Chapman gave
son-in-law and daughter. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Rahorg. The other guests we're Repre-
sentative Mckinley, Miss Maths. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Wheeler and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Rodenberg.
|. The marriage Of Miss Katherine Cla-
baugh daughter Of Chief Justice and Mrs
Clabaugh. and Mr.. George Beale Bloom
er will take place today at o'clock at
st. Thomas Church. the Rev. G. Ernest
Smith, rector, officiating. A small recsp-
ton will follow at the home Of Justice
and Mrs. Clabaugh on Mintwood place.
Miss Robyn Young gave a bridge par
ty yesterday in compliment to her house
guest, Miss Isabel Chapman of Baltimore
which was followed by o'clock tea.
The ladies OF Temple Baptist Church
gave a tea and musical at the home Of
Mrs. Edward B. Olney. 173O Goth street
northwest. Friday afternoon. from to 9
Mrs. O!ney was assisted by Mrs c. n.
Richards. Mrs. Maria Shuttle. Mrs. A. c.
Meynes. Mrs. Rosa Sholes and Mrs. F. A.
Roderick in receiving. In the tearoom
her daughter. Mrs James A. lander. was
assisted by Miss Mary Richards, Mrs. F.
]. Lukens. Miss Ramona lander anu
Mrs. NJ. j. Davidson. Those who assist
ed in the program were Miss Alice Kin
youn. Miss Edna Shaw and Miss Harriet
Shaw. Miss Louise Lewis. Miss Horns
berger. Mrs. Hilton. Mrs. Thomas High
phia Hazard. Mrs. Shoffer and Mrs.
George Price.
Mrs Augustus Jackson. No o121 II
| street, has as her house guest for the
l.. A. r. and L. S. D. 1912 her cousin,
Mrs. G. de Bonneville keim of Edge
water Park. n. J.
Mrs. Charles B. Bailey Of 1924 Belmont
street was hostess Tuesday evening for
the April meeting of the Dolly Madison
Chapter. d. A. r. A brief business ses-
sion. with the regent. Mrs. Mann, pre-
| siding. was followed by most enjoyable
program. Miss Harrington gave a piano
solo. The paper Of the evening was by
Mrs. Spanhoofd, the historian of the chap
ter, giving most interesting sketch of
Social Life of the Colonial Period Mrs.
Shirclif sang. Mr.. Gichner recited the
! Declaration of Independence. and the
program concluded with the usual singing
of America by the entire chapter, after
which refreshments were served. Miss
Bailey presided over the coffee urn while
Mrs. Diller served the ices.
! Mrs. William Duffy Of Mount Pleasant
| and her niece. Mrs. Louis H. Lang OF
| Bloomingdale. have just returned from q
months Visit to Atlantic City.
A, dinner was given in honor Of the
senior class Of Mount Vernon Seminary
| last night at the New Willard Hotel by
| Miss Phoebe NJ. Weaver, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Weaver Of Philadel-
phia. Miss Weaver is a member Of the
senior class. The dinner was given in
the red room at the New Willard and
| the table was beautifully decorated with
palms and flowers. Green parasols. with
chantecler handles, and other favors were
given the guests.
Patten of Philadelphia, Mrs. E. j. Somers,
Cole, Miss Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Weaver and the members Of the senior
class. the Misses Helm. Minten, Waldo.
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