Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-18
I'M THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
A WHITE HOUSE MUSICAL TO BE
GIVEN NEXT WEEK.
Reception at the Mexican Embassy
Today-Other Events.
Notes.

| Mrs. Taft's invitations for Friday
coming. March "a. for a musical. have
| been sent out
The Japanese ambassador and
| Baroness Uchida entertained at dinner
last night In compliment to the MeXi-
can ambassador and Nine. de la Barra.
The other guests were Mr.. Alvey A..
Adee, the minister Of Peru, the minis
ter Of Switzerland and Nine. Ritter,
MIR. and Mrs. Johu w. Foster, Maj. and
Mrs. Brewster. Sir Robert and Lady
Hadfleld, Mr.. Charles Clinton Swisher
Mrs. Grinnell. Miss Lee. Mr.. Takahashi
and Mr.. and Mrs Ozaki.
In honor of the Countess Luise- Alex
andra Won Bernstorf and Count Ray
mond Pourtales, Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich
and Miss Elsie Aldrich entertained at
dinner last night of forty covers.
Miss Helen Taft was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormsby McCammon en-
tertained guests at dinner and thea
ter party last night in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson of England,
who are the guests Of Capt and Mrs.
Clifford at the marine barracks.
Mr.. Robert BACON. American ambas-
sador to France, and Mrs. Bacon, ar
| rived yesterday on board the Lusitania
from Liverpool. The length Of their
stay in this country depends upon ar
engagements for the marriage Of their
son, Mr. Robert l.. Bacon, and Miss
Cecilia Jacqueline May. youngest
daughter of Col. and Mrs Henry May
of this city. The ambassador will soon
come to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh H. Cassidy, with
their daughters. Florence and Elizabeth,
are stopping at the Hotel Strand, At
lantic City.
Countess Margaret Marie Stone Barol-
dingen, daughter of Mrs. Joseph f. Stone,
and Mr.. Samuel Norris of New York were
married today at Newport Mr.. II. V.
Hayes of Cambridge. Mass. was best
man. and c. B. Perkins, Mark De Wolf
Howe and Wallis f. Bristol of Boston
and DR.. Ramon Guiteras of New York
were ushers. Other guests were Attorney
General William h. Greenough, Richard
T.. Lyman and Livingston Ham of Proyi-
dence.
The marriage ceremony was held in
the drawing room of the cottage of the
brides mother. with the Rev. George L..
Bristol. R. l.. officiating. The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Emma Stone.
with Miss Margot Baroldingen, the only
child of the bride, flower girl. The
countess received many beautiful gifts.
including one from her sister, Bar
oness Won Alexander Winslowe, now
| abroad.
Miss Louise Cromwell. who is in New
York. was among the guests at a dinner
given by Mr.. Harry S. Black at the Plaza
as farewell to the Hon. Mrs. Lionel
Guest and her daughter, Miss Lucy Bige-
low Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Harlow, Miss
Katherine Harlow and Miss Dorothy
Fremont-Smith have gone to New York,
and Mrs. Harlow and the young women
sailed for Europe today to spend several
months abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo will
return to their Washington home today
from visit in New York, to be present
this evening at the fancy riding per-
formance at the Riding Club.
Mrs. Harry G. Frank, formerly Miss
Ethel Randall, and little daughter, Hilda
at 910 G street northwest. Mrs. Frank
is now resident of Columbus, Ohio.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr. P. ].
Clarke of 1855 N street Thursday evening
in honor of his birthday He received
many handsome presents. The dining room
and table were decorated with flowers,
palms, shamrocks and flags of Erin
Lighted candles were placed around the
table to represent each year of Mr..
Clarke's age.
The guests were ushered into the dining
room by Mr.. Clarkes two sons, Mr.. S.
j. Clarke of Pittsburg. Pa, and Mr. Frank
7. Clarke of Newport. r. /. Very appro-
pirate favOIs were given in honor Of St
Patricks day.
When the guests were seated Mr.. s. ].
Clarke announced the engagement of his
sister. Mabel, to Mr.. NJ. Fulton Harry of
this city.
Among the guests were Judge Hugh
T. Taggart and wife. Mr. Charles J. Cas-
sidy and wife. Mr.. Samuel Miller and
wife, Mr. William J. Mooney and wife,
O'Donoghue and wife. Mr.. NJ Fulton
Harry, Mr.. s. j. Clarke. Mr.. Frank T.
Clarke and his two grandchildren, Miss
Theodosia Clarke and John j. Clarke.
Mrs. Ordway and Miss Valerie Padelford
have gone to Old Point Comfort to spend
few days at the Chamberlin.
Miss Maitland Marshall. daughter Of
Gen. William L. Marshall, L. S. A., and
Monday to visit Miss Julia Moore and
Miss May Moore for several weeks.
Miss Miriam Ashton, who is making a
visit OF some months to her uncle and
aunt the British ambassador and Mrs
Bryce. has gone to Boston for ten days
Nine. Ritter has given up her Saturday
afternoon receptions for the present sea-
son.
Capt. and Mrs Herbert Llewellyn Wig
more entertained at dinner last evening in
honor OF Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer Moore
Mrs. Wismc-es mother. who is with
them now for the spring.
Col. and Mrs. NJ. M. Parker entertained
at dinner last night In compliment to the
chief justice of the court OF commerce
and Mrs. Martin Knapp.
Commander Baron Preuschen was in
Baltimore last night to attend a dinner
given by Theodore Marburg who is en-
tertaining Baron d'Estournelles de Con-
slant. who is making a tour Of the world
under the direction Of the International
Association for Cancellation