Evening star., 1911-01-30


night in compliment to Miss Taft
The Chinese minister and Nine. Chang
and their interesting young family circle
will give large reception at the Chi
nese legation tonight to celebrate the
Chinese New Year, and incidentally. to
reciprocate the many social attentions
given them.
Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean entertained
at luncheon yesterday. when her guests
We're Nine. Riano, wife of the minister OF
SPAIN Mrs. Sherman. wife of the Vice
President: Mrs. Robert Walter Gillett OF
New York, Miss Cannon Mrs. Pinchot.
Mrs., Nicholas Anderson, Miss Mabel
Boardman. Mrs. Levi z. Letter, Mrs.
Elisha Dyer, Mrs Clarence Moore, Mrs.
George Howard, Mrs. John r. Mclean
and Mrs. Mum. The table was decorat-
ed with orchids. and there was an in
| formal musical afterward. by MI Carl
the New York organist, who gave re-
room.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley entertain
ed at dinner last night Countess Lulse
Alexandra Won Bernstorff, Lieut.. ana MIS-.
Ulysses s. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Letter. Miss Cecilia May. Miss Dorotns
Williams Miss Marion Oliver, Miss Lou
ise Cromwell, Col. and Mrs. Spencer
Cosby, the naval attache of the Austro-
Hungarian embassy and Baroness Preus-
schen. Mr.. Huidekoper. Mr.. HUH MI.
Willing Spencer, the military attache or
the German embassy, Mai. Won HerWarth'
and Mr.. Horstmann of the German en-
baSSy.
Cen and Mrs w. W. Wotherspoon en-
tertained at luncheon at the Chevy Chase
Club yesterday. in compliment to capt.
and Mrs. Sidney A. Cloman. Inc other
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and Mrs Treat, Maj. Henry 7. Allen and
Mrs. Allen, Mrs Hodges, wife of Lieut..
Commander Harry F. Hodges; MISS
Hammond, Miss Hagner. Col. McLachlen,
military attache of the British embassy
Maj Won Herwarth, military attache OIL
the German embassy, and Capt. Graham
l.. Johnson, L. $. A.
At Marylsnd breakfast, DR.. and Mrs.
lanes Dudley Morgan had as guests
Yesterday, at their residence on Mcpherson
square, Senator a. 0. Bacon. Col. ana
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Harriet
Blaine Beale. Mr.. 8. c. Neale. Mr. ana
Mrs. Edward LOTUS. Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
Mrs. James Mosher, Representative sam,
uel w. Smith, Mrs. j. H. Hampden and
Mr.. Frank A. Richardson
Senor Casasus, the head of the special
mission from Mexico, will entertain at
large dinner tonight at the New Willard
The Misses Colhoun will be at home
informally Fridays, February 3, lo ana II.
Miss Marie Maxwell Of 1927 18th street
is confined to her home with severe
case of the grip.
| Miss Anna X. Chapman of 1423 r street
will not be at home Wednesday the lss,
but the Sth and 22d of February, IN
/ formally, :; to q o'clock.
| Mrs F.. Stevens Henry of Connecticut
will be at home Tuesday afternoon at
1io1 * street.
| Mrs. Arthur l.. Bates Of Pennsylvania
will be at home at the Cochran lussua9
afternoon from :; to 4.
| Mrs. George W. Smith of 1913 Column
/ bia road entertained at an lniormal am
ner yesterday, the guests beiiis REPRE-.
| Indiana. Representative y. b. Ihlstie-
wood and Miss Thistlewood Of ILLINOIS
and Mrs King of South Dakota Is.
smith will be at home Tuesday from
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The friends Of Mrs. NJ. a. Farquhar OF
Rosemont farm, Buckhall. Va, formerly
resident of Washington, will be graft
fled to learn that she is gradually re-
covering from a severe illness.
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church.
9th and P streets northwest. was tne
scene Of a pretty wedding Wednesday
evening January p. at O'Clock, Wnen
Miss Florence Ritter youngest daughter
of Mrs. Maria c. Ritter Of 1888 Girard
street northwest. became 4he bride OIL
John T. Norris of this city.
The bride wore handsome gown OF
hand d-embroidered crepe de chine over
taffeta. with long tul!e veil caught and
held by a coronet of lilies of the valley.
She carried a handsome shower bouquet
of bride roses and lilies of the valley. She
entered the church with her brother
Frank w. Ritter. by whom she was gwen
in marriage. The best man was c. Olin
Norris.
Miss Bertha Ritter. sister of the bride,
in becoming gown of pink net over
satin. carrying a large bouquet of La
France roses, acted as maid OF honor
Marguerite Fowler Shellenberger, four
year.old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. III.
Shellenberger of 1914 10th street north
west, and Mi dred Gott (niece of the
groom, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard S. Gott of Chevy Chase, flower girls.
wore becoming and dainty froclss of en-
broidery and lace with large pink sashes,
and wore large bows of like color in their
hair Their baskets, filled with rose
petals, were tastefully decorated and tied
with pink gauZe ribbon. Charles Ritter.
brother of the bride: Thomas Humphries,
ir., William Beahm and A. A. Glaze acted
as usherS. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Joseph NJ. NJ. Gray. pastor
of Hamiine Church.
charming feature of the wedding
ceremony was the presence of the entire
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