Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-29

the I. D geOlog1cai survey. MI. MattheS
| Is an American, though born in Amster-
dam. Holland. His father was Wilhelm E
| Matthes, and his mother, who now lives
| in California. is Mrs. Johanna Susanna
Matthes. nee Fan der Does de Dye. The
| wedding will take place in this city In
| June.
Mrs. Azel Ford and Mrs. Ellicott will
Mrs. Sidwel will be at home tomorrow
afternoon. Mrs. j. Is. kuhns is her guest
Miss Elizabeth Dodge of East Falls
Church. Va. is making a visit to Miss
! Catherine Sioussat
Miss Gladys Glover. daughter Of Mrs.
| Patten Glover of New York, who has rel
ativeS and many acQuaintanceS in TINS
city. whose marriage to Robert Il. Liv-
ingston will take place in April, will have
no attendants.
Count and Countess Pourtales. who
were married here Monday went to New
| York yesterday. and are at the Plaza
until they sail tomorrow. The German
| flag is flying over the hotel in their honor.
| The engagement is announced of Miss
Cornelia Barnes, daughter Of MIR. and
| Mrs John s Barnes of New York city,
to Francis Rogers. the singer. who is
we'll known here. and in New York and
Boston. Miss Barnes who is the young
| est daughter, has been out in society sew
| eral years.
No date has been mentioned for the
wedding.
Mrs Simon Guggenheim. wife of Sena-
| tor Guggenhem of Colorado. has arrived
in New York for a brief visit. Both have
been recently at Atlantic City.
The charge d'affaires of Argentina and
Nine. Villegas and their family left this
morning for New York. whence they will
sail for their new post in London
An informal hop, for which invitations
are out. will be given April at Washing
ton barracks by the bachelor engineers
| on duty there Mrs. Marshall. wife OF
Gen. William l.. Marshall former chief OF
| engineers. and Mrs. Barden. wife OF MAJ.
! William J. Barden. commandant or the
post, will receive with the bachelors.
| Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page Of
Washington were the guests Of the Amer
! lean minister and Mrs. John Br1nckerhon
jackson at luncheon March "a in Havana.
| They were also entertained by Senior and
Sonora BaScuaS Of Guayabal at breakfast
| Mr.. and Mrs. Page were the chief guests
at dinner at the British legation Thurs
day last.
Ex-senator Aldrich has leased an apart
| ment at $40 Park avenue, New York city
The new Cuban minister. Senior Don
Antonio Martin Rivero, with his wife and
children has arrived here. The minister
was secretary of the legation for many
years under the regime Of the first min
lister, Mr.. Quesada.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Granger, who
have spent the winter at San Juan, =. r.,
are returning this week.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Geddis are
at the Hotel Strand. Atlantic City.
The Dixie Chapter. U. D. c., will give
an entertainment, consisting of a one
| lowed by dancing. Wednesday, April >.
at Carroll Institute Hall, 9l6, 10th street
northwest. A special feature will be the
song and dance by Miss Lulie Williams
Sims, Miss Kitty Tenant, Miss Anne
Elliot Pennybacker and Miss Marian
Hines
DR. Ralph E. Gallinger and wife of
Concord, y. H., are guests of Senator
Gallinger at the Hotel Normandie.
A skating party will be given at the
navy yard tomorrow night, and the fol-
lowing are in charge of the tickets: Mrs.
Beatty and Mrs. Richard Wainwright. jr..
at the navy yard: Mrs. George Logan, at
the Connecticut: Mrs. NJ. X. Johnson. at
the Cordova: Mrs. Albert Gleaves of 1872
II street. Mrs Reginald Nicholson of
1914 Jefferson place and Mrs. A. r.
Fechteer of 1910 Biltmore street
Miss Elizabeth Matile leaves Saturday
for a stay of several weeks in New York.
Miss Matile's marriage to Lieut.. Oscar w.
Griswold, L. S. A.. which was to have
taken place shortly, has been postponed.
on account of Lieut.. Griswold's orders to
the Mexican border to join his regiment.
Mrs Joseph Crawford and Miss Craw
ford of Washington are spending few
days in New York.
The amba ssador of Austria Hungary
and the Baroness Won Hengelmuller are
i'm New York and will be at the st. Regis
for few days.
Miss Beatrice Stirling of New York will
arrive today to visit Mr. and Mrs. Edison
Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs Bradley will close
their Washington house next week and
will remain in New York until they sail.
May g. for several weeks in Europe. Upon
their return they will divide the summer
between their houseboat Arcadia, in Alex
andria bay, and Garnwill. their summer
home at Tuxedo Park. Mrs. Herbert Ship
man, who has been their guest during
their visit to Old Point Comfort, returned
to New York today.
Countess Won Bernstorff. who was here to
the marriage of her granddaughter. re-
turned to New York today.
Mr. and Mrs. James Speyer, who were
here for the wedding of the Countess
Won Bernstorff, went on yesterday to the
Virginia Hot Springs They will return
to New York April 4.
Miss Helen Cannon, who has beer
spending several weeks at the family
home in Danville. ILL.,. will come back
here shortly after the opening of the
extra session Of Congress.
The ambassador to Germany and Mrs.
Hill were with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic c.
Penfield in box No. at the opera last
night in New York. as was also Miss
Leary. Mrs Hill wore black net embroid-
cred with silver over white satin. Mrs.
Penfield was in palest lilac satin brocade
combined with pale blue chiffon. and
Miss Leary wore cream-colOred brocade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penfeld gave a dinner also
for the party last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Lesare en-
tertained at dinner last night i'm honor
of the naval attache of the American
| embassy at Paris. Commander Frederick
Chaplin.
Miss Margery Cotton. who has been in
disposed, spent several days with her
brother. Gov. Cotton, at their summer
home in the mountains Of Porto Rico
last week. This home, called Jajome Alto;
is d cottage perched on one of the high
est peaks in the interior, giving a view
extending twenty miles to the ocean.