Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-01

'R1L l, 1910.
Wallace, Miss Catherine E. Weeks Mr.
Samuel X. Weldon. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
H. Westcott, the Misses Wetmore. Miss
| Helen Whitley. Mr.. John Campbell White.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Wilkins, Miss
Dorothy Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
| r. Wilson. the assistant secretary of
state and Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. Charles Wins
low the assistant secretary of the navy
and Mrs. Winthrop. Miss Marion Wise
| Mr.. Nathan c. Wyeth, Miss Ruth
| Wynne.
| Those from out of town:
Mrs. Albert j. Akin of New York city.
| the Misses Anderson of Cincinnati Mr..
and Mrs. Robert l.. Beeckman of Provi-
dence. r. L.; Mr.. Charles IL Boynton OF
New York city. Mr.. Theron E. Catlin of
ST. Louis Mo-: Miss Irene Catlin of ST
Louis. Mo; Miss Elizabeth du Pont of
Wilmington. Del; Mrs. Blanche W. Free
man of Riverdale-ont he-Hudson. y. Y:
Miss Dorothy Freeman OF Riverdale-on-
Portland. Me: Mr.. John Philip Hill of
Baltimore. Md; Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Perkins of New York city. Miss Dorothy
Perkins of New York city, Miss Anita
| Tunstall Smith of Baltimore, Nd: Mrs.
Joseph Stckney Of New York city. Miss
| Mr.. Robert 4. Taft of New Haven.
Conn: Mrs, Belmont Tiffany Of New
| York city. Miss Roberta Colgate of Bos-
| ton. Mass
previously addressed tho Ohio Society of
| Washington and attended the theater
| The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
| entertained at dinner last night. The
| table was decorated with sweet peas and
| large punches of mauve orchids. Their
guests were the amha ssador from France
and Nine. Jusserand, Baroness Rosen.
the ambassador from Great Britain and
Mrs Bryce, the ambassador from Ger
many and Countess Won Bernstorff, the
ambassador from Japan and Baroness
Tchida, the minister from Denmark and
Countess Moitke, the minister from Swe-
den and Nine. de Lagercrantz, Senator
Wetmore, Senator du Pont, Mr.. and
Mrs. John w Foster Mr.. and Mrs Her
| bert Wadsworth. the assistant secretary
| of the navy and Mrs. Winthrop. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larz Anderson and Miss Mary Will
| lame.
The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
MacVeaEh mad as dinner guests iast
night senator Brandegee, tie Austrian
/ naval attacne ana baroness preusCnen
| Cne french naval attache ana Niscountess
Benolst u Azy, countess GlzyCka, Mr.. ana
| mrs. Chandler Hale, Mss janet Flsn,
| Miss Katherine jennings, Miss Metmore,
MISS elizabeth hean, mss Deering ana
| MISS BARBARA Deerlng OF Chicago, Miss
| irene Catnn OF st. Louis, Miss AIIna
| Rugsles, MIS- lvonne Townsend, Mr. de
| hai. RUSSIAN second secretary; James
| curtis, Henry {. Emery, GlsI Blair, Or.
| LIE Laney, kphron CaInn of ST. LOUIS,
! *. o. Bailey, Roger MacEeagh am
| LANES MacVedgh.
| The French ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand entertained at luncheon yesterday
Senator Bacon, Mrs. Wlckersham, the
minister from Sweden. Mrs. John Hay
MRS. James r. Bayaru, Miss Boardman
rear Admiral BroWnson, Judge Magoon
-niss Jane taggS the trench counseIol
and Nine. Lerevre-Pontalis, the French
naval attache and Niscountess Benolst
q .AZy, the French military attacne and
Countess de Chambrun and the French
first secretary ana Nine. de Perettl de la
ROcCa.
The British military attache and the
Hon. Mrs. Bernard James had dining with
them last night a. Rustem Ley, Ottoman
charge d atfaires; the Brazilian naval at
tache and Nine. Marques de Azevedo. Mr..
and Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Maj Frank
Il. Cheathan, Miss Mary Hopkins and
Miss Ernst.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. White entertained
at dinner last evening. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Emo, DR.. and Mrs.
Fremont Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck
Wendell, Representative Edwin DENLY,
Miss Stickney, Miss Lewis and Baron Won
Harden brock.
Mrs. Duncan Upshaw Fletcher, wife of
Senator Fletcher of Florida, and the
Misses Fletcher gave a tea yesterday,
when they had assisting them Mrs. Frank
Clark, wife of Representative Clark of
Florida; Mrs Strong. a daughter of Gov.
Perry of Florida; Mrs. Ulysses G. b.
Pierce, Mrs. Liggett, Mrs. Cato and Mrs.
Estes Baxter, all formerly of Florida,
and Mrs. Borland of Missouri
The house was a bower of floral beauty,
as If the hostess wanted to transplant the
atmosphere of her southern home. Grim
son ramblers, lilies and liacs had each
their appropriate place. and at the tea ia
BILE green and white made a color scheme
in which the sweets were In harmony
Mrs. Fletcher is expecting a visit from
Mrs. James Paine and Miss Dorothy Paine
Of Cleveland. Ohio. in the near future,
and Miss Eugenia Walker of Atlanta Ga,
comes next week to visit Miss Fletcher.
Mrs j. c. Needham was the hostess at
dance last evening, which she gave in
honor of her daughter. Miss Mildred
Needham who is still a schoolgirl.
About twenty-four young people were
present, including Miss Alma Myers, Mrs.
Needhams house guest.
Miss Margaret yesterday gave pretty
tea Yesterday afternoon AT her home on
B
red out with the flowers candle shades
and bonbons. Miss Margaret Winship
and Miss Nellie Wombe presided at the
dainty tea table. The other assistants
were Miss Frances Dodge. Miss Helen
Williams, Miss Robyn Young and Miss
Rae Williams.
Mrs. Richardson Glover gave a delight
full dance last evening in honor of her
youngest daughter, Miss Beatrice Glover.
About seventy of the younger set, who
have been SO entertained since their
turn from the various colleges etc, made
up the company, which was one of the
happiest of the holidays. Mrs. Glover wore
a handsome gown of green satin. and
Miss Beatrice was exceedingly attractive
in a gown of white chiffon trimmed with
tiny pink roses.
Mrs Charles Sanner of New York is
visiting her sisters. Mrs Laroque and
Miss Marie Zonavita of \ street north
west.
The sixth of the series of uarlor talks
given by Mrs. kossuth Niles for the
held tomorrow evening. April >. o'clock
al the residence of Mrs. ]. W. MacMur-
ray. Dos Massachusetts avenue; subject
Belgium
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lansing have ar
rived. to he with the parents of the lat
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster, for
this month.
Mr. and Mrs Denton Morford left YES
terday for New York and Atlantic City