Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-16

| again. lnere are lew IL ally D1S eNeutS
| on the calendar though society Will have
its meeting places in the dances for char
fly and the endless round Of perform
ances OF one sort or the other, each OF
| which has its own strong, personal at
! fractions. Nothing like a winter pro-
gram is in contemplation. The White
/ House dance is the exception, but the
number o. private dances is small and
correspondingly interesting. OF the lat
ter, Miss Fry's dance at Chevy Chase to-
morrow night and Mrs. Haywood's Tues
day. which will be preceded by a large
dinner. are anticipated with great pleas
ure. For the younger set there are Mrs.
| Richardson Clover's dance for Miss Beat
rice Glover, and Mrs. James Dudley Nor
gan's, Tuesday night, for which she will
open her Chevy Chase home. The Sat
urday night dance at the Chevy Chase
Club will inaugurate the spring pleas
| ures there.
For the Woman's Army and Navy
| League ball tomorrow night at the navy
yard a perfect dancing floor is assured,
fine music and a large gathering Of the
! best known people. The Columbia varsity
| show, Made in India opens a week Of
| high class amateur matinees and even
| lngS. This matinee will be in the New
| Willard ballroom tomorrow.
|
pear at the Columbia Tuesday afternoon.
A spring revel will be held at the Play
house Thursday night and the Paint and
| Powder Club of Baltimore will give
| 1872, delightful musical event, at the
New National for the Christ Child So
| ciety.
The wedding season opening this week
is most attractive one locally. At st.
| MarSaretS tomorrow night at will &C.
cur the marriage of Miss Myra Louise
| Davis and Mr.. John William Snyder. The
Tuesday afternoon weddings are those of
Miss Gertrude Bayne and DR.. Scott Dud-
ley Breckenridge at ST. Margaret's at 4
o'clock and Miss Elizabeth Bonney Barry
and Mr.. Sevellon Ledyard Brown at 5
o'clock at the Barry residence on Jeffer-
son place.
The evening weddings of Tuesday are
those of Miss Jean Wilkie and Mr.. Ira
June Owen of Chicago at All Souls
Church at o'clock and of Miss Vera
VOORHEES, Vaughan and Mr.. William r..
| Crute at o'clock at Foundry M. e.
| Church.
The June weddings are already numer-
Gus for its first ten days. but will be
| added to materially by other announce
| ments to be made shortly.
The President and Mrs. Taft enter
| tanned at dinner last night Senator
and Mrs. William E. Chiffon, Senator
| Johnson. Senator John W. Kern, Sem
ator Henry F. Lippitt, Senator and Mrs.
George F. Mclean. Senator and Mrs.
James F.. MARITIME. Senator Henry L.
Myers, Senator Miles Poindexter, Sen
ator and Mrs Atlee Pomerene. Sen
ator and Mrs. James A. Reed, Senator
! Charles E. Townsend. Senator and Mrs.
| Clarence W: Watson. Senator John
Works, Gov. Charles s. Deneen, the
American ambassador and Mrs. Hill,
the secretary to the President and Mrs.
| Hilles. Mrs. Eckstein, Mrs. H. Eugene
i m
Henry W. Taft, Mr. Frederick Eek
stein and Maj. Archibald w. Butt. The
table decorations were Of golden gate
roses and maidenhair fern.
| The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuller and Mr.. and Mrs. John r
| Mclean are giving breakfasts today The
| latter, following the longtime established
custom, will be at Friendship.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Glover will spend
the spring, as usual. at their suburban
place, where their daughter, Nine. Van
Swinderen, will make them visit with
her two children.
Mrs. H. c. Ansley will go to New York
tomorrow to be the guest of Mrs. Ed
ward Knox Cooke on West SD street
I The German ambassador will accom-
pany Countess Won BernStorH and their
son, Count Guenther Won Bernstorff, to
New York tomorrow. and will see them
sail for Germany the following day.
Mrs. John w. Foster will receive to-
morrow from to 6, and will have with
her Mrs David ]. Hill. Miss Hill and
Miss Merrill. Mrs. and Miss Duelles and
Mrs. Lansing.
At the marriage. at Ilanarth Court,
Monmouthshire. England, this week of
Miss E'lorens Herbert daughter of Sir
Mr nj
Rocks, NJ p. for Pembrokeshire. the
corps of Boy Scouts, which the bride Or
ganized, will form a guard of honor and
escort the bride across the lawn to the
door of the chapel
Sir Ivor and Lady Herbert will give a
luncheon after the marriage ceremony,
when the wedding gifts will all be ON
view. Among these are a silver tray and
purse OF gold from the Pembrokeshire
Liberal Association. a large silver salver
from the Liberal Social Council (Aber-
gavenny branch). and the Maesgwynne
tenantry have contributed large silver
urn. canteen of silver is the gift of the
Llanarth tenants. and the people of
Abercairn present Miss Herbert with
, valuable jewelry.
Her bridal dress is Of heavy white satin
high wasted and draped with tablier
OF white ninOn closely embroidered In
silks in design of flowers. plain tulle
veil edged with silver and a corona1 Of
ornage blossoms will be worn.
Mrs William Alden Smith was the
hostess at a charming luncheon yesterday
in honor of Mrs. Hill. wife Of the Amer
lean ambassador to Germany. The other
guests were Mrs. Hughes. wife of Justice
Hughes: Mrs. Fred Grant. Mrs. Foraker.
Mrs. John W. Foster. Mrs. Rudolph
Kaufman, Mrs. De Witt Talmage, Mrs
Fred Jewell of Grand Rapids. the house
guest of Mrs Smith. and Mrs. Edward
Lowe.
Mrs. Carl kaufman and little daughter.
Mildred. OF st. Gall. Switzerland. are the
guests of Mrs. kaufman's parents Mr.
| and Mrs. NJ. BIumenthai Of 1854 NJ street
northwest, and will be at home TO their
friends Wednesdays in April.
Mrs. Wechsler Of Pittsburg is the guest
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rosen OF Connecticut
avenue.
The Dixie ball. given by Robert E. Lee
Chapter. L. d. c., April Is. at the Airing
ton Hotel, will be one of the weeks at
fractions. Mrs. Riley. the first vice pres
ident. will have with her Mrs. McSherry,
the president general Of the u. D. c.. and
II Is expected large delegation from
the d. A. r. congress will attend The
! 18th United States Cavalry Band viii
furnish the music. Mrs. Marion Butler
chairman of young ladies. has a large