Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-22
A WHITE HOUSE PARTY AND
MUSICAL LAST NIGHT.
Yesterdays Dances and Teas At
tended by Many-Per.
sonal Notes.

parc), Chant Juif' fMoussorgsky), "Ro-
nance Debussy), Isl les Fleurs Avaient
des YeuX' (Massenet), Chant Venitien"
(Bemberg). Nine. Aida Irish Folk
Song Foote), But Lately in Dance"
| (Arensky), Floods of Spring (Rach-
maninofD. Miss Sovereign. Life the
Rosebud and Expectancy" LA Forge,
"Dissonance" (Borodin), From the Land
of the Sky Blue Water" (Cadman), "Ab-
endstandchen" (Schindler). Nine. Aida.
entertained last night at a small dinner,
| with music after dinner for their guests.
Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt and Mr.. Shipley
Jones of New York will be Mrs. Beach S
| guests for a few days.
The Secretary of Commerce and Labor
! and Mrs. Nagel entertained at dinner
| last night Mr.. Martin f. Olmsted, Cen
and Mrs. A. w. Greedy. the librarian of
Congress and Mrs. Putnam. Mr.. and Mrs
Q. Fl. Tittmann. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Boardman, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Hop
| kns, Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Hague, Mrs
| Samuel Spencer. Miss Letterman and Mr.
! Arthur Jeffrey Parsons.
The minister of Honduras will give a
| large dinner tonight at the Pan-American
| building. in honor of Mr.. Thomas c.
| Dawson. American delegate to the Puerto
| Cortez peace conference.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Glover who are at
Westover. their suburban place, had Miss
| Taft and party of young people as their
dinner guests last night. Miss Taft and
| her guests lunched yesterday at the nome
of Senator Newlands. with his niece Miss
| Marion Wise. as hostess.
| Representative and Mrs. Longworth,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Dodge, Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Hays Hammond and Assistant
| Secretary and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop
were among those entertaining at dinners
| last night.
Mrs. Charles p. Stone and daughter
| Minnie are spending this week at the
Marlborough Blenheim. Atlantic City.
| Miss Pauline Stone is spending the Easter
holidays with Miss Eleanor Scott in
| Pittsburg
Nine. 1brahim Zia Bey will no longer
| receive Thursday afternoons, I'LL Con-
| necticut avenue.
Miss Mabel Kelsey Of Chestnut Hill,
Joseph r.. Darling. at the Dresden.
| The Bloomingdale Social Club was en-
| tertained Tuesday evening. April IS, by
Miss Catherine NJ. Viehmann, at her resi-
| dence, 4J6 K street northwest. A de-
lightful evening was interspersed by Sc
| lectiOns from the club quartet and piano
| solos by other members Of the club.
Among the members present were j. j.
| Connors. president; Jesse c. Miller, vice
| president; j. r. Kelly, corresponding Sec
| rotary: Miss Myrtle Garrett, recording
secretary; Misses Mae Connors, Gotta r.
Cover, Freda Ferneau. Marie Militzer
Sadie E. Niedfeldt, Anna Norton, Isa-
| belle Purcell, Estelle Waterman and Cath
| crime NJ. Viehmann. Messrs. William H.
| Berry. Walter Connor H. Godfrey. T. A.
King. Harold H. Long, William Earl
| schuyler. Charles +. StOnnell. Leonard E.
| Thrift Charles H. Trotter and Albert r.
v Marner The following guests We're also
present: Misses Rena Beuce, G. Fitzger-
ald. NJ. j. King. Lucie Oliver, Mamie
| Schuyler and Anne Spindler Messrs. John
| w. Batson. B. p. Beall. K. e. Buffin, E.
). kendr1ck. Carl B. Mulvehill, Harry C.
| Smith and Stewart w. Tebbs.
Miss Florence NJ. Brown. general Sec
rotary OF the Washington Young Wom-
| ems Christian Association. and Miss Cora
L. latham Of Los Angeles. Cal, are at
tending the biennial conference of the ma
tional board at Indianapolis
Miss Bessie Phillips, who has been
| spending the Easter holidays with Mrs
c. c. Wilkison. $40 Stanton place north
east. has returned to her home in Alex
| andria, Va.
| Capt. F. c. Boggs and Mrs. Boggs OF
this city are in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Purdy OF
this city. who have been in New York
for few days, sail today for Europe on
the steamship Lapland.
Mr.. Isaac T. Mann, who. has lust re-
| turned from Europe, has joined Mrs.
Mann and the Misses Mann at the VOL
| colt, In New York, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel G. Blythe Of this city are also
guests.
| Mrs. Albert Livingston Stavely, who
has spent the winter In Montgomery, Ala
| on account of the illness Of her mother
Mrs. Jonathan HARRISON, has returned
| to the city.
Miss Lucilla E. Smith, who is SPEND
| ing some days in Washington. will be glad
to meet her friends at 2142 * street
| early next week.
Miss Title Mae Roth has returned home
| from visit to Philadelphia and Atlantic
City, where she was the guest of her
| sister. Mrs. J. l. Lenhart
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
the Misses Ruth and Feroline Perkins,
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Henry Purdy, Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Legare and Mr.. and Mrs
| Preston Gibson are among the Washing
tonians booked to sail today on the Lap
| land for Antwerp.
The annual senior prom of George
town University was given in the ball
Miss Rosalean Betz, daughter Of the
| late John F. BetZ, a wealthy brewer of
Philadelphia, has announced her en-
gagement to Senior Don Augusta Pulido
of Venezuela, according to a dispatch
to the New York Herald. The wedding
will take place next month The honey
moon will be spent in Europe. whence
| Miss BetZ recently returned after a trip
| of several months
Senior Pulido is we'll known in Wash
ington. where he has served, with sew
legation or charge d'affaires of Vene-
zuela for sixteen years. He was de-
tached from the Washington legation
last autumn, when he was recalled to
Caracas to await appointment to an
other post.
| Miss Betz, who Is one of the wealth.
lest young women in Philadelphia, met
Senior Pulido last summer in Atlantic
City. 1t is said to have been a case of
love at first sight.
| Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Harvey announce
the marriage of their daughter. Elsie
Marie, and Mr.. Ernest Everett Weaver,
April II, 1911, at Wilmington, Del.
| The senior prom of Georgetown Uni
versity, given by the classes of the law.
| collegiate. medical and dental depart
ments, which was held in the large ball
| room Of the New Willard Hotel last
| night, was the most successful ever given
| IN the history of the university. More
| than go students and ladies were pres
| ent The dancing started shortly after