Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-07


FOR FOUR-MONTH STAY.
a very attractive effect. There were
several favor dances during the evening
with satin roses cigarette holders and
other novelties souvenirs. Later q
buffet supper was served. Miss Brylaw
ski received her guests in most Eecom-
ing gown of white marquette over satin.
embroidered in crystals and trimmed
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Bry-
lawski, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Brylawski.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Wolf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Feliheimer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice u. Rosenberg.
Those present were Miss Edith Baer
of baltimore. Md; Miss Rose Moses of
Baltimore. Md; Miss Lillian Harris of
New York, Miss Ruth We'll of Phila-
delphia, Pa: Miss Adelyn We'll. Laness-
ter. Pa: Miss Ethel Meyers. Baltimore.
Md: Miss Emily Hilman. Miss Gladys
Block. Rochester. n. Y; Miss Tessie
Cohen. Baltimore. Nd: Miss Evelyn San
ter. Scranton, Pa. Miss Ruth Jonas,
Nashville. Tenn: Miss Florence Likes,
Miss Marguerite kaufman. Mss Annette
Goldsmith, Miss AmeIie Hollander. Mss
Dora Schiffman. Miss Ernestire Rich.
Miss Gladys Mayer, Miss Elizabeth Far
Frank. Baltimore, Md: Miss Beatrice
Lansbursh. Miss Louise Einstein. Miss
Tessie Cohen, Miss Irene Einste.n,
Miss Verbena Adler. Miss Ieona Stern,
Miss Sara koenie sb>rger. Miss Rhoda
Mantner Miss Rena Feischman. Miss
Beatrice Block, New York: Miss Edith
Strasburger David Bacr Bernard Baer.
Nelson Berliner. Baltimore, Md; Maurice
Eiseman. Melville Fischer. Stanley
Fischer, Lawrence Gassenheimer, Milton
Herbert jacob. Joseph Kaufman. Leroy
King. Lester Marx. Lester Newman.
Arthur Newman, Herbert Rich. Alfred
Stern. David Stern. Jerome Meyer, Louis
CHASER, Walter Bachrach, Baltimore. Nd;
Norman Fischer, Clarence Eiseman, Da-
vid Eisenberg and Ludwig Eisenberg Of
Philadelphia, Pa: Mark Lansburgh, Al
vim Newmeyer. Bert COhn. George Col
denberg. Alan Bachrach. Fulton Brylaw-
ski Walter Cans, Richmond. Va; Edgar
Whitlock. Richmond. Va: Irving Green
tree, Richmond. Va: Albert Steinem, Mil
ton Strasburger, Sidney Gunst, Tyler
Nordlinger and David Wolf.
reception was he'd yesterday at the
Arlington by the wife Of Col. George A.
Armes. L. 3. A.. retired, in honor of he.
cousin, DR.. CAROL Fl. Francis of Camden.
\. ]. Mrs. Arnnes was assisted i'm receiv-
ing by Mrs. Hays and daughters of Cali
fornia. Miss Lena Linderman of CaIifor-
nia Miss Florence Wooster of kansas
and Mrs. Norris Sheppard of Texas.
party at luncheon today to meet Lady
Sarah Wilson of England who will be
the recipient of a great deal of attention
during her stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X. Stevens of
New York arrived yesterday to visit the
assistant secretary of war and Mrs. Oil
yer, parents of Mrs. Stevens.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
and their niece, Miss Ashton, went to
New York today, en- route for Albany and
Canada.
The Mexican ambassador. who is in
New York to meet Mr.. Lemantoru. the
minister of finauce of Mexico. who is re-
turning from Europe, is expected back
tomorrow.
The social life Of China was described
by DR.. Yamei Kin, the Chinese woman
physician. before fashionable audience
yesterday at the new home of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. Mrs. Taft and Mrs.
Sherman were present. as were others
we'll known in the official and resident
society OF the capital.
A less serious but as highly an enter
tanned company was received by Mrs.
Never. wife of the Secretary Of the Navy.
at the first of the Skating Clubs matinees
for the Navy Relief Society held in the
sail loft at the navy yard. The May
from 3 to &. and during that time
many of the not a Bile bellies and beaux par
ticipated in what promises TO he the
leading diversion of the Lenten season.
Mrs. Beatty. wife of the cemmandant
of the yard, who is the president of the
District of Columbia Auxiliary of the
Navy Relief Society. assisted Mrs. Meyer.
and Mrs. S. f. Fechleter and Mrs George
Logan and Mrs. NJ II. Johnson were at
the tea table and lemonade bowl.
Some of those present. who brought
large and small parties with them. were
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, Mrs. Crwnin-
shield. Mrs. Clarence Moore. Mrs. Rus
sell Train. Mrs. James +. Barbour. Mrs.
Albert Gieaves. Mrs. Reginald Nicholson,
Countess de Chambrun. Mrs. J. NJ. Car
Isle. Mrs. Horace Westcott. Donna
Beatrice Cusani. Miss Helen Parker. Miss
Alys Meyer. Miss Marguerite Barbour.
Miss May Carlisle, Miss Eleanor Parker,
Miss Harriet Anderson, Miss Mary Nc
Cauley.- Miss Louise, Cromwell. Miss
Natalie briggs. Miss Earlangher, Miss
Gladys Hinckley, Miss Eleanor Ridgeley.
the Misses Downing, Miss Dorothy Will
liams, Miss Murray. Miss Carolyn Muir
ray, Miss Caryl Newberry. Miss Ruth
Parker. Miss Kessie Kfosstad, Miss Cath
crime Britton were few of the several
hundred present.
A pretty wedding took place at noon
today at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A
l.. Ames, 1928 18th street, when their
daughter, Josephine. became the bride OF
Mr. Eugene p. d. Hathaway of this city.
Rev G. Freeland Peter of the Church Of
the Epiphany performed the ceremony
and only relatives and intimate friends
were present.
The bride wore white chiffon over
duchess satin with pearl trimming and
carried shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley. The maid of
honor Miss Mae Address. wore white
lace over yellow satin and carried yellow
jonauils. The groom is a graduate OF
Bowdoin College and the best man. Mr..
Samuel T. Dana, was former classmate
at that institution. After a reception and
buffet lunch the bride and groom left for
New York and will spend their honey
moon in the Bermudas.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins Will preside
tonight at the banquet to be giyer
at Rauscher's by the Washington Sec
tioi: OF the woman's welfare depart
n,ent of the National Civic Federation