Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16

Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Burton
Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail1ard Hunt
AIR. and Mrs. Livingstone Hunt. Mrs
Julian James, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mar
ion Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Miss Letterman, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert j. Wynne, Miss Wynne, Miss
Mohun, Mrs. Francois Berger Moran
Mrs. j. NJ. Hudgins, Mrs. Barber Walk
er and Mr.. John Sleoert.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle was hostess last
night at the third and last Bachelors
cotillon for the season. The ballroom
was decorated with jonquils, and tae
favors were tied with yellow ribbons
There were also Hover faSOrS. golden
gate roses and jonquiis.
MIR. Gist Blair made the presentations
and members of the committee led the
cotillon.
Most OF the dinner parties of the even
ing met later at the cotiilon.
Miss Helen Taft was honor guest at u
dinner given by Miss Laura Merriam
which was cha pcroued BY her brother-il-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
! Nheelwrisht OF Boston.
Representative and Mrs John W.
Dwight, i'll compliment to their house
guest, Miss Elizabeth Hicks of Cali
fornia, had the following guests dining
with them last night: Lieut.. and Mrs.
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crime Jennings, Miss Eudora Clover, Miss
Dorothy Gardner Williams, Miss Mar
Suerite Barbour, Miss Mary McCauipy
A. Z. horstmann, German attache; Henri
Martin, Swiss secretary; +. de Barros
Cavalcanti de Lacerda, Brazilian second
secretary, Commander McCulley, Capt.
u allach, L. 5. DoWeli, ENSIGN Herbert
l.. Spencer and Lieut., Byron A. Long.
The assistant secretary of tho navy
a Re- ma \,
at dinner last night in honor of Justice
and Mrs. Hughes asking to meet them
Representative and Mrs. George Edmund
Foss, the ASS stant Secretary Vi War and
Mrs Oliver, Judge and Mrs. William II.
Hunt. Rear Admiral and NJ : Richard
Wainwright, Brig. Gsn and Ms Henry
G. Sharpe, Mrs. Thomas +. Payard, Miss
Tuckerman, Capt. Sowerby. British naval
attache, and Mr.. c. c. Glover.
DR.. Edward NJ. GalIaudet. este nt of
Columbia Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb was host at dinner last night,
entertaining the directors of that insti-
tuition and their wives. DIR. Gallaudet
will in the future make his home In
Hartford. Conn, but will not. go north
until May.
Gen. Arson Mills entertained at dinner
last night in honor of Speaker Cannon.
The other guests Were Senator SEQ t.
Senator Culberson, Mr.. Slayden, Mr. Hull,
the assistant secretary of state, Gen.
Johnston. Gen. Wilson, Gen. Mc~rea. Gen.
Col. Mcintyre, Mr. Patterson. Mr.. H. A.
Father, Mr.. w. ]. Father and Mr. Keb-
linger.
afternoon in compliment to her house
guest, Mrs. Henry Bradley of Bangor,
Me.
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at a luncheon today.
The marriage of Mexican Ambassa-
dor de la Barra and Mrs. Refugio Bor-
nccue took place last Saturday in the
private chapel of the home of the bride.
Gale de Orizaba, Mexico City, Nnd was
performed by the Rt Rev. DR.. Jose Mora
y del Rio, Archbishop Of Mexico.
The president of the republic and Mrs.
Carmen Romero Rubio de Diaz. Lieut..
Col. Porfrio DiaZ. jr, and Mrs. de DiaZ,
the minister of foreign relations and Mrs.
Angela Terrazas de Creel Mr.. joaquin
CortaZar and Mrs. Amelia Creel decor
taZar, and Eduardo and Enrique Creel.
jr.. were the only guests present with
the relatives of the contracting parties.
Senior and Sonora de la Barra left the
same evening for this city.
Mrs Harrie Craig Ansley is entertain
ing at large tea today at her home,
1927 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Arthur Yates and Mrs. Charles
Fox Brooks. Mrs. Harry Lowman, Miss
Ellen Lemly, Miss Georgia Yates. Miss
Mamie r. Hull and Miss Olga Hull will
assist.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt arrived yesterday
to be the guest of Mrs. John r. Nc
Lean for the remainder of the week. Miss
Roosevelt will be among the attendants
at tie marriage of Miss Carrie Louise
Mum and Mr.. Reginald Boardman next
Saturday at st. Johns Church.
Mr. and Mrs Caleb Dorsey Cherbonnier
of Timonium, Md, have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Marie
Louise Cherbonnier. to Mr.. Sidney Jo-
Sephthal of New York. The wedding will
take place in Baltimore Tuesday. Feb
ruaTy rs.
Miss cherbonnier is the eldest of sey-
eral charming sisters, noted for good
looks and fearless Craftsmanship. She
has taken no end of cups and prizes in
riding and jumping contests, and has
ridden in many horse shows.
Mrs. Wickersham. who received yes
terday, was assisted by Mrs. Henry O..
Sharpe. Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. w.
r. Gherardi, Miss Hunt and Miss Nagel.
Meyer, Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, Mrs
Frank +. Beatty and Miss Christine
Hunnewell of Boston, to assist her, and
Mrs. Bailinger also received, and as it
was her last 1T home Of the season she
HAD q large number OF visitcrA As