Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-15

AIRY OF THE TURKISH EMBASSY.
e at the embassy.
Buissert entertained at dinner last even
ing the Danish minister and Countess de
Moltke, Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmont. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Legare, Mrs. John P. Story
and Gen. Clarence Edwards.
Pacha, will be host tonight at the largest
entertainment of the winter in diplo-
matte household. He expects about 500
! guests. the entire diplomatic corps. Of
fetal society generally. and residential
society also. He will be assisted in re-
ceiving by the members of the embassy
staff, his son, Ibrahim Zia Bey, who Is
second secretary. and the latter's wife.
Nine. Zia Bey: The latter was before
her marriage Miss Carey Fellows. dauRh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Fellows
of New York. The young people met in
.. Rome, where the wedding followed.
| Mr. and Mrs George F. Becker enter
tanned at dinner last night in compliment
to their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur NJ. Sherwood of New York. Invited
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood were
Commander and Mrs. Davenport DR.. and
Mrs. Fremont Smith. Miss Tuckerman,
Miss Gale, Mrs. Merrill. Mr.. Martin Of
the Swiss legation, DR.. Bispham and DR..
Cabell.
Mrs. Samuel spencer's young peoples
dinner last night of twenty covers was
in honor of Miss Helen Taft.
| Miss Flora A. Jackson and Mr.. Edward
| S. Van Ritter of Trenton. n. j., were mar
! ried yesterday by the Rev. Henning
| Nelms of the Church of the Ascension.
where the bride is the soprano soloist
The bride was attended by Master Will
ia fl,,y
Butts. as ribbon bearers. Mr.. John Sny-
| der was the best man.
! The bride wore gown of brown broad
cloth, with waist of chiffon. embroidered
| in pearls, and carried bouquet of violets
and lilies of the valley. An informal re-
ception followed before Mr.. and Mrs
Van Ritter left for a trip to New York and
to Paterson. n. J.. where they will visit
the relatives of the bridegroom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Ritter will be at home after
March Z.
The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Courtney of Kansas City, Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Jackson of Willlesbarre
Pa: Mrs Wilson of Philadelphia, Mrs
Thomas and Mr.. Sines of Asbury Park
| n. ].
Thomas o. Selfridge, u. S. ~, is enter
| tanning at tea this afternoon to meet
her guest, Mrs. Forbes Freeman.
Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Wilder
and Mrs. Thomas Hyde will assist.
Mrs j. F. Klein and Miss Agnes Meh-
| Ter of Capitol Hill left last Saturday for
weeks stay in New York.
| Mrs. Walter S. Irons will be the guest
| of the Congressional Club this afternoon
| and will address the club on the subject
of Maeterlincks 'Bluebird." Next Fri
| day afternoon DR.. Gilbert Reid. who has
| lived in China for thirty years and who
| is the founder and director of the In
ternational Institute, which has twice re-
ceived recognition from the Chinese gov
Peace of the Far East and the Peace
| of the World
| Mrs Fairchild wife of Representative
| Fairchild, has returned TO the New Will
| lard after few days absence in New
York.
| Mrs. w. Wallace Chiswell entertained at
| cards yesterday in her apartments at the
| Parkwood. Valentine decorations were
| used throughout. The guests were Mrs
W. Evans. Mrs. Pistol Mrs. Speich. Mrs.
Dent, Miss DenA Mrs. B. W. Chiswell.
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. Ingham,
Mrs. Leith, Mrs. j. Chiswell, Mrs. De-
Moll, Mrs Duvall, Miss Robinson, Miss
Donnelly, Mrs. Spence. Miss Moore. Mrs.
Kern, Miss Chiswell, Miss Maddox of
| Virginia. Mrs McAfee and Mrs. Lewis of
New York. Mrs. Summers of Spokane,
Wash, and Mrs. Benner Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henry Bell Simpson of 1000 @
street will be at home Informally tomor-
row and Thursday, the 23d.
Mrs. Samuel Diehl and Mrs. Mace Moul-
ton gave a dinner in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilton Eackaye. Among those in
vited to meet them were Commander and
Mrs. Willard. Representative and Mrs.
Joseph OConnell and Mr.. and Mrs. Hill.
| Mrs. Isle Seaton Lipscomb and
Miss Lipscomb will be at home in
formally Mondays, February 20 and %.
Miss Elise Browning. the debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay
Browning, is spending a fortnight visit
ing in New York
Mrs. William Boyd and Miss Boyd of
2719 Ontario road will be home Friday,
! February II. from to 6. They will
have with them Mrs. c. cambridge Boyd.
whose husband, DR.. Boyd, is a surgeon
!, in Arizona.
=, Miss Boyd has cards out for a small
dinner and card party for the Goth instant.
/, the honored guest being Miss Ethel
! nounced the 10th by a dance. Miss Frazier
expects to leave shortly for abroad to
continue her musical studies.
| The senior class of WASHINGTON Semi
nary 2107 street. entertained the young
| ladies of that institution at valentine
| tea Yesterday afternoon from 4:3O to 6
| in the tearcom at the Teacup Inn.
The rooms were daintily decorated with
| jonquis and yellow roses. the color
scheme being blue and gold. In the re-
ceiving line We're Miss Edna Grebe of
Pennsylvania. president Of the class: Miss
Catherine Duncan of Pennsylvania. vice
president; Miss Annabelle Allnutt of
| Maryland. treasurer. and Miss Julia Can
| non of Tennessee, secretary, and Misses
| Margaret Rice and Caroline Harges of
Maryland, Mildred Elsner of New York.
Nell Davis of Maine, Ruth Johns Of Ore