Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-28

Braves, Miss Britton. Miss Merriam. Miss
Bailey the Misses Byrne, Miss Baldwin of
| New York, Lieut.. and Mrs. u. 8. Grant.
Capt. and Mrs. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Bid
| die, Mr.. and Mrs. Berry of New York.
ming. Capt. Butt. Capt. Davis. Capt.
Johnston. Capt. Mocke. DR.. De Laney, MIR.
| Goldsborohgh and Mr.. Mere Of Baltimore
and Mr.. Frederick Carpenter.
DR.. Belisano Porras special envoy from
the republic Of Panama, who Is returning
home in a few days, gave luncheon yes
| terday at the New Willard in honor OF the
| the assistant secretary of state. Mr.. Hun
| tington Wilson: Mr.. Francisco J. Yanes,
| secretary of the bureau Of American re-
publics; Senior Don Joaquin Calvo. Costa
| Rican minister: Mr.. c. c. Arosemena'
minister OF Panama; Senior Don Luis Car
4! DO. secretary Ecuadorean legation: MI. ).
r. Clark. assistant solicitor. State De-
partment; Mr.. w. c. Dennis assistant So
| licitor, State Department.; Judge n. w.
Young Of Pittsburg: Jose de Obaldia. nrst
secretary, and Oswaldo Ramirez, attache
Of the Panama legation.
Dryden, resumed the Inequalities or her
home today, entertaining at luncneon
Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Burrows, Mrs Eiklns.
Mrs Stanley Matthews, Mrs. Henry
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Parker. Mrs. John w. Foster. Mrs Kich-
ardson Glover. Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs.
Charles McCawley, Mrs. Wallace Rad
cliffe. Mrs. John p. Jackson, Mrs. Traver'
Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. I. T. Mann. MRS.
Ford. Mrs. wallace. Mrs. William Cor
coran Hill. Mrs Ross Thompson. Miss
Sheriff., Miss Benham and Mrs. kuser.
Miss Helen Heyl is entertaining at a
tea this afternoon for the girls and boys
home from school. She will be assisted
by her sister, Miss Julia Heyl, Miss Ma
talie briggs, Miss Hodges and Miss Dor
othy bennett.
| Mr. and Mrs William B. Mole OF West
/ ernport. Nd, have issued invitations Tor
| the marriage of their daughter, Jane
of this city Thursday evening, April I, at
9 o'clock, at st. James P. E. Church.
| Mrs. Edmund Plowden Hickey an
nounces the engagement of her daughter,
Caroline Jenkins, to Mr.. Dilworth Potts
Hibberd of Philadelphia. Mr. Hibberd
is a Harvard man of the class OF ".
Miss Hickey is of we'll known wash
| ington family. The wedding Will take
place in June.
| At the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Win
throp Stevens and Mr.. John de koven
| Bowen, at ST. Marks Church. New York.
June %. the bridal costume will be set
| off with a profusion of lace made by
members of her own family. Mrs: Led
yard Stevens, the brides mother is now
will ornament the brides white satin
gown. A fortnight after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Stevens are going to Europe
| for the summer
| Mr. r. L. n. Bailey. from the Lniver-
sity of Virginia, is visiting Mr.. Ed Ellis
at the Burlington for few days.
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Easter holidays at West Point as guest
of Mrs. Halsey Dunwoody, wife OF Lieut..
Dunwoody.
| Miss Jessie Scribner Smith entertained
in honor Of the Misses rockingham of
| Laurel Md. at her residence. 1925 18th
street northwest last Saturday: The
guests were Misses Englekey. Emile Stef-
Smith. Messrs. Hines. Cloe, Clipper.
Marceron, Amboss, Shedd, Malone and
Ahearn, Mrs. E. Amboss and Mrs. Rus
| sci.
Miss Helena T. DOGGY Of Capitol Hill
has gone to Baltimore to spend the Easter
| vacation.
| enbrock and Mr.. Richard Hancock Sim
| clair took place at noon today in the
| bishops chapel, the Bishop of Washing
ton, the Ri. Rev. Alfred Harding, D. D..
i x. T..
at home after May 1. in their new home,
| 1926 30th street northwest.
Mrs Mcpherson will not be at home
Tuesday, March ..
Mrs. George A.. McIlhenny. 2OO1 o
street, has given her parlor for the fifth
of the series Of parlor talks by Mrs. Kos
suth Niles for the benefit of st. Thomas
| Church. which will take place tomorrow
evening. March %. at o'clock. Subject,
| "Germany-Berln, Hanover, Cologne, Cas-
SELL"
Senator Warren of Wyoming left the
: city last evening for his home. Cheyenne,
| Wyo.. where he was called by business
matters. He will return in about ten
days.
Mrs. Charles Lawrence and son OF Ports
mouth, Va, are visiting Mrs. Lawrence's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Martie of
1896 18th street northwest.
| DR. and Mrs. Krogstad will give a
| dinner Of eighteen covers tonight for
young people who are going later to the
White House ball. Miss krogstad re-
| turned a few days ago from several
| weeks stay in northern New York.
| Mrs. James Pilling is another hostess Of
| the evening whose dinner guests win go
| on to the White House. The dinner is In
honor of her nephew. Mr.. Paul Harper OF
Yale.
Count Felix Won Brussele Schaubeck.
| Austrian first secretary; Baron Demeter
Hye. Austrian second secretary, and
Count Ladislas Cziraky, Austrian at
| tache, have gone to New York to attend
the wedding Of Miss Daily and Count An
ton Sigray tomorrow.
Brig. Gen. Martin D. Hardin, U S. A..
| retired. and Mrs. Hardin, who have spent
| the season in st. Augustine, Fla, will
| start today for Washington, where they
| will spend April. Mrs. William McLaugh-
| lin. Mrs. Hardin's mother will return d.
rectly to Chicago.
| Mrs. William S. Washburn and her lit
| tie daughter Charlotte are spending the
Easter holidays at Atlantic City.
Representative Fish and Miss Janet
| Fish had as luncheon guests yesterday
Miss Martha Phillips. Miss Jean Oliver,
Miss Julia Meyer, Miss Mary Souther-
land. Miss Cecilia May, Mr.. Emery, Mr.
Lee McClung, Representative DENLY.
Representative Andrew Peter, Lieut..
Commander Davis and Mr. Hamilton
Fish. jr.
| Mrs. James McMiilan's house on Yer
mont avenue is closed, but small mag
nolia tree in her garden attracts much
attention to the property. The tree is
absolutely one great bouquet of white
blooms.
There are larger white magnolias, but
none more perfect now in bloom in the