Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-04
in THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PANAMA INDEPENDENCE DAY
CELEBRATED AT BANQUET.
News Of Notables, Young and
0ld-Personal
Notes.

The charge d'affaires of the republic OF
Panama. to celebrate the eighth ami
versary of the independence of his coun-
the Hall OF the Americas, Pan American
building. the following:
The Secretary of State the Secretary OF
War. the charge d'affaires OF Austria
Hungary. the charge d affaires OF Ger
many. the ambassador of Brazil. the min
lister of Costa Rica. the minister OF Siam.
the minister OF Bolivia, the minister of
Guatemala. the minister of Salvador. the
charge d'affaires of Greece. the minister
of Nicaragua, the minister of Cuba. the
minister of Argentina, the minister OF
Persia. the resident diplomatic officer. the
patent commissioner. the chief of divi-
sion of Latin American affairs. the chief
or the d.piomatic bureau, the chief of the
bureau OF trade relations, the assistant
chief of the bureau of trade reiations.
the chief clerk of the State Department.
the secretary to the Secretary OF State.
the director and assistant director gen.
eral of the Pan-American Union. MIR.
Williams e. Dennis, MIR. Frank w. Hold
gon. Mr. Percy Herbert Ashmead. Prof.
John F. Hayford. Prof. Ora M Leland.
DIR. Pedro Perez Zeledon, Mr.. Luis Mat
Henry +. Cook. MIR. Pedro Arias, Mr..
Martin J. Echavarria, Mr.. Frank Lapie-
dra. the Panama consul general and his
first secretary, Mr.. Albert Hale, Mr..
Franklin Adams, Mr.. ]. Moreno Lacaile.
DR.. James Brown Scott. the vice consul
of Cuba, the consul general of Paraguay.
the consul Of Honduras the representa-
tive of Panama in the Panama-Costa Rica
boundary negotiations. the consulting en-
gineer of the Panama legation, Mr.. Err
nesto Brin, Mr. Raul Brin and Mr.. Car
los Brin.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt. who was
thrown from a horse while riding with
her husband month ago. is 6 adually
convalescing While still weak from tne
shock. she is able to take daily walk.
Probably the most interesting group at
the opera in Philadelphia last night was
made up of Miss Katherine Elkins. her
brother. Blaine Elkins; Mrs. Oliphant
and William F. Hit of Washington.
over which was draped beautiful Span
ish lace overdress.
Miss NJ. A. Goldman plans to occupy her
new residence on Bellevue avenue. New
port. until shortly before Christmas, then
coming to Washington for the winter.
Mrs T. Johnson Ward of Philadelphia,
formerly Miss Pansy Bloomer of this
city. was the guest Of honor at a lunch
con given yesterday by Mrs. William Glib
bons Rhoads, at her home on Locust
street, Philadelphia The other guests
were Miss Margaret Bostwick, Mrs.
Henry B. Patton, Mrs. Henry c. Mayer.
jr.; Miss Elizabeth Samuel, Miss Kath-
arine Hobart Hare and Miss Margery
Cotton of Washington.
The marriage Of Baron Ambrozy. for
merly with the Austrian embassy here,
and the Countess Ludovica Deginfeld-
Schonberg will take place at Szirak. Hun
gary. today.
Miss Mary Switzerland left yesterday
for New York. where she will join friends
Winterthur. the country place of Senator
du Pont. His daughter, Mrs. Francis
Crowinshield. will have some young peo-
pie for weekend party.
Col and Mrs Heft. who have been stay.
ing at the Willard, left there yesterday
to resume their motor tour north to their
home in Connecticut They have been
adoah valley region and had a most sue
cessful trip in their car.
Mrs. E. II. G. Slater and Miss Gwynn
have gone to the Hot Springs to remain
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Chambers OF Cliff
bourne place will leave Monday next for
the Pacific coast, and divide the winter
between their home on Knob Hill, San
Francisco. and the resorts OF southern
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rosenthal are on a
visit In New York to their daughter, Mrs.
A. s.. Bernstein.
Mrs. J. Wheeler Beale and the Misses
Beale are at the Waldorf. New York city.
Mrs H. NJ. Wright is spending the au-
tumn and will remain throughout the
winter In Florida.
A meeting Of the Army Relief Society
will be held at the Cairo Tuesday, Novem
Der Z. at 10 am. when all who are in
terested and members are cordially in
vited to attend.
given at Miss Mary Rabbits home
were Misses Eva Wilson, Thelma Holly
Wright. Lillian Addison. Evelyn Drew and
katherine O'Coner Of Washington. D. C.
and Messrs. George Stuart. David Null
len and Raymond Wilson of Washington
D. c.. and George and William Watt
Howard Duke, Miller, John Ashby. viii.
liam Kennedy, Lester Garrison, Roswell
Pickens, John Rabbit, Milton Dyer and
George Woods.
Marriape Licenses.