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stopping at the Hotel Ritz. Both were
very elegantly dressed.
Among other American ladies present
were Mrs. Hoover, wife Of the United
States consul. and the wife of the par
son Of the legation There assisted also
other American ladies' and gentlemen,
whose names have escaped. from our
The diplomatic corps was most bril-
liantly represented. There were present
the ambassador Of Great Britain and
France and Nine. Geoffray. that of Italy
and the Countess BONN Longare, the
Mexican minister and the handsome Nine.
de Beistegui. the Belgian minister and
Baroness Grenier. the minister Of Brazil
and Miss de Araujo Beltrae. the minister
Of Japan and Nine. Arakawa, the charge
d'affaires of Portugal and Nine. Cal
heiros. the charge d affaires Of Norway.
Mr. Wedel; that of Guatemala. Senior
secretaries Of Italy. Mr.. Auriti; Of ia
pan. Mr.. Miura: the French attache. Mr..
Ayguesparsse, and other secretaries and
attaches.
Among the Spanish ladies in attend
a1ce could be seen the Countess Of Mon
tornes with her two daughters. The blond
beauty of one of them and her fine, tall
figure. worthily represented, together
with the brunette beauty of. her sister.
North American beauty.
There formed part of the distinguished
company the Duchess de Santo Mauro,
with her daughter Casilda: the Marquises
Ameno, Najera, Camarasa. Olivares and
Valdeiglesias; Countess of Aguilar de
Inestrillas, Pardo Bazan, Tovar. Beno-
mar. widow of Benomar. and Velle and
Mesdames and Mademoiselles de Bertran
de Lis, Camarasa, Career, Comyn. Car
vajal, Bascaran, Cavalcanti, Lazaro,
Tovar, Potestad. Fernandez de Henes-
trosa, Prado AMEND. Castro, Heredia.
Vazquez. Barros Moreno Carbonero,
Perez del Pulgar. SAM Magallon, Sail
mas. Quiroga Pardo Bazan. Caux and
others.
minister of state. the ex-president of the
council. Gen. Azcarraga, the eX-r1inister of
state Senior Allendesalazar, Gen. Basca-
ran the Dukes of Santo MaurO and Medi-
rasa. Countesses of Albiz and Tovar. the
second introducer of ambassadors. Senior
Heredia: the painter Moreno Carhonero.
Col. ;Cavalcanti and many other persons
besides.
With the good taste characteristic of
that house d splendid supper was served
in the dining room.
Madrid society spent few most agree
able hours in that brilliant fete. under
the starry flag of the United States.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment Of Miss Annie Hilda Handy, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs William 3. Handy,
and Mr.. William Warren Teuney of Bos.
ton and Washington.
\ very pleasant surprise was given
Wednesday evening to Miss Carrie F'earno
at her residence. 2lS4 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest. Games were played, after
which refreshments were served. Among
fhnSe. he MiSSeS r
Adams. a. Bruce r. Bruce. E. Bale, c.
Fearno, F. Fearno. J. Widmyer. and
MessrS. r. Ambrose, j. J. Connors, J..
Dawson II. g. Godfrey, c. NJ. Hale, Will
liam Hall q. Hovern3ale, l.. Johnson. T.
4. King, G. Mathews and L.. E. Thrift
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fl. Sauber cele-
brated their twentieth wedding anniver-
sary at their home, 725 Fairmont street
northwest last evening. 1t was a re-
union of relatives and old friends. Mr..
Frank Claudy, gave verses in the German.
Among those present besides Mr.. and
Mrs. Sauber and their son, F. Sauber. were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kollmeyer and SON,
Hughes. Mrs. Il. Z. Court. Mrs. l.. Rob-
erts, Miss X. Pfeiffer and Miss n. Ca
hill.
Mrs. James J. Sheehy entertained the
Marcia Burns Chapter, u. A. r. at a
musical yesterday afternoon at her res
idence on street.
The spirit of ST. Patrick's isle of en-
erald and his people lived again at the
noon when D. number of young people
gave bardic recital and Irish ceiIidh
cottage concerD. The representative
Of Great Britain in this country. James
in the audience, which thoroughly en-
joyed the rendition so cleverly depicting
the good old days in Ireland, when there
were kings and bards and life was in
deed one glad song and dance:
The first scene was that of an Irish
chieftain ) court, and here gathered about
were the men and women attached there
to. The bard came into the room and
in a. moment or two lie and others were
giving their concert, to the great en-
ioyment of the assembled ones. Earl
Carbaugh. who took the part OF Old King
Cole In the recent rendition of The
House That Jack Built was the bard,
and his solos were enthusiastically re-
ceved. Miss Suzanne Yerby.- who has
recently returned from an extended Eu-
ropean tour of study. played the accom-
paniinent on the harp. Mr.. A. Flume
was Donagh Carbery O'Brien; the queen.
Miss Emily spalding; Mr.. Aldridge sang
the war song of the occasion. and Miss
May Flack danced the Irish jiS.
Following came the, cottage concert
telling plainly of the home life of Ire
spirit of fraternity among the people
which is known the world over. Scotland
appeared in it for a moment at the open
ing of the act, when Mr.: Macpherson in
OF the ceilidh included: Man of the
house. Peter Murray. Or. Clifton Clark;
his wife. Mrs. Fred Rice: grandmother,
Mrs. Maxwell. Kerr Gilmore; Paudyeen
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly. Miss Ruth
Bliss and Mr.. Victor GolIbart: servant
boy. Tim. Mr.. Kenneth Lord Misses
Bliss, Stockton, brooks. Heyle, Jones,
act. the story of which was that Peter
Murray had an impromptu entertainment
at his home, and the other folk, hearing
the result that the parish fiddler was
called In and dance was on.
Mime. Jusserand, wife Of the French am
bassador, entertained ViscounteSs Benoist
'd'Azy, Baron d'Estournelles Constant and