Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

Lenten season opened. The wedding
however, will interest so many we'll known
persons in town and will attract so many
from elsewhere that 1t will idealize the
| whole spring season, during which SO
many of the already announced events are
| to take place. Runor was busy yesterday
mating other couples whose preference
| for each others society has caused pleas
ant gossip. and it was said that before
| the wedding Of Monday ceases to be a
| subject of comment several other en-
gagements will be told and wedding dates
made public.
The President and Mrs. Taft attended
| the Belasco Theater last night. Mrs. Hol.
| lister their guest. and MAJ. Butt accom-
| panied them.
! Mrs. Taft was entertained at a luncheon
Yesterday, given by Mrs. Lurton, wife
of Associate Justice Lurton. Mrs. Hol-
| lister Of Cincinnati, guest at the White
House, was also present.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Noyes enter
| tanned at dinner last night In honor Of
Miss Helen Taft.
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
returned from New York yesterday and
| were entertained at dinner last night by
| the Italian ambassador and Marchesa
| CuSani.
| The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer gave q dinner last night
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond en-
| tertained at dinner last night for Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Larned Ryerson Of Chi
cage.
| The other guests were the Mexican am
Chief Justice and Mrs. White. the Swed-
ish minister. Gen. and Mrs. Leonard
Wood. Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
! Oliver. Gen. and Mrs. Sharpe. Sir Robert
and Lady Hadfleld, Representative ami
Mrs Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Truman New
| berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dyer Nor
| ton. Judge and Mrs. William Hunt. Mr..
| and Mrs. Preston Gibson. Mrs. Oliver
Cromwell. Mrs. Morehead,' Miss Miriam
! Crosby Gen. Crozier, ex-Gov. Magoon
Mr.. Benjamin Gable. Mr.. Piatt Andrews
and Mr.. Nabokoff Of the Russian en-
| bassy.
, The rehearsal for the Pourtales-yon
| BernstOrff wedding took place late yes
! terday afternoon at the Concordia Luth-
eran Church and Mr.. a. c. HorStmann OF
the usherS entertained the. party at a
| merry supper afterward.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo were
also among last nights dinner. givers.
!, Miss Ruth Parker. the debutante daush-
|
entertained number of young people
last night at a musical when ragtime mel
| odies, etc. formed the program before
supper was served.
Mrs. James Lansburgh will receive for
the last time this season tomorrow from
3 to g. She will have with her Mrs.
L. Frankel of New York.
Maryland day. and the feast of the
AM al
day morning by the pupils of st. CECILIA
Academy, 9th and East Capitol sire is.
An interesting and enjoyable program,
consisting of essays. poems and patriotic
songs. was given.
Miss Margaret Orrlson Of Oak Lane,
Philadelphia, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Ethelbert Tatspaugh. at her home ON
North Columbia street. Alexandria, Va.
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Cheesman of 1921 Newton street. north
east in honor of Mrs. H. A.. Zollinger Of
Baltimore. Music and dancing were in
Mrs. H. A. Zollinger. Mrs. Emma Ed
monds, Mr. and Mrs. Hillman, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Mumford; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jen-
| nings, Miss Isabe, Primm. Miss Helma
s. johnson.
The Bloomingdale Social Club spent a
pleasant evening at the residence Of John
J. Connors. president Of the club, 46 T
street northwest. Tuesday last. The fea-
lures Of the evening were solo by Mr..
A. Hurd. accompanied by Mr.. A. J. Miller.
and various songs were rendered by the
Bloomingdale Social Club Qua :tet. COM
posed Of Misses Connors. Godfrey. KEEL
served. The following members were
present: Misses f.. NJ. Connors. c.
Gooyer; g. Feasno. r Fearne; G.
S. Sweet, G Veihmann. E. Waterman.
Messrs. William Berry, r.. N. Cleveland.
w. A. Conner. J. ]. Connors. H. Godfrey.
J. R Kelley. T. , 4; King. =; Kriekton.
Stonnell. L. Thrift, C. H. Trotter. A. r.
Warner and A. NJ. Van Devanter Among
the guests OF the club were Misses NJ.
j. King. I: Purcell. s. Rudolph, NJ. Wild
L. Lynch. W. F. Mann. Al. Miller and
II. Smith.
Miss Lena Tolson celebrated the eight
zenith anniversary Of her birth. March
20. at the residence of her aunt, Mrs
Newrohe. 1925 Georgia avenue northwest
The guests we're entertained by several
piano selections rendered by Mr.. Stepp.
Refreshments were served. Those pres
emit were Misses Marion Foley, Anna
Mason. Anna Foley. Louise Butler. Louise
Widmayer. Minnie Schickler. Anna era
Der. Lottie Dural. Katie Burke, Myrtle
Baggett. Lydie Marion. Esther Swaine,
| B. Skink. e. Hayden and Lena Tolson:
| Messrs. Carl Bush. Willie Stepp, John
Schickier. George Bentley. Louis Michael.
Harry Talbert. William Schumptrumpt,
| Eddie Widmayer. Henry Michael. Fred
Schnable. Carl Widmayer. George Smith.
John Sebastian and n. Thompson. Mr.
and Mrs. Boylan. Mr.. and Mrs. Stepp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinekas. Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Maple. Mr.. and Mrs. Upshur Par
ker. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs
Tolson, Mrs. Widmayer. Mr.. Cole, Mrs.
Zimmerman, Mr.. Wallace, Mrs. Newrohr,
Ma. Sainter and Mr.. Marsh.
Mrs. James Malcolm White gave the
second Of q series Of iuncheons at her
home In Takoma last Friday. Those
present were Mrs. Laura Lennon, Mrs
! Laura Johnston. Mrs. Deli Kistier, Mrs.
Charlotte Lyons. Mrs. Mallie Plymale.
Mrs. Carrie Emerson. Mrs. Lily Shipman,
Mrs. Cynthia Lyons and Miss Rachel
Johnston. The color scheme was pink
and green. After luncheon the guests
| were entertained with vocal and instru-
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