Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-16

for the members of the Yale University
Dramatic Association. December "a. The
college boys VIII give Il performance of
Tolstoi's Fruits of Culture" at the Co
lumbia Theater the same afternoon. The
advent of the Yale club is looked to with
interest by many members of the young
er set and the large body of Yale gradu-
ates who make their home in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. whose
weekend guests were Mrs. Harry Lehr
and Miss Margaret Cameron of New
York. entertained at dinner for them last
night when among the guests We're Mrs.
Robert Mccormick, Mrs. Richard Town
send, Col. and Mrs. Charles l.. McCaw-
ley, Col. and Mrs. Henry May Mr. and
Mrs. TruXtun Beale, Nine Hauge, Count
ess de Chambrun, Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
Letter, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. Miss
Cecilia May, Miss Dorothy Williams.
Baron Swiedineck, Count de SartiSe. Wis
count Beaoist day, Mr.. MISREPRESENTATION,
Mr. Clark Kerr and Mr.. Frank Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. \. Tanner of HOS 9Th
street northwest expect to leave for New
York city the latter part of the week to
make that place their permanent home.
Mr. Kenneth Mills, formerly of Wash
ington, who has been engaged in mining
engineering in Mexico for the last six
years is visiting his father. Mr.. John 5.
Mills, 1906 10th street northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. Galloway an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Una s., to Mr.. Martin l.. Berger The
wedding is 10 take place in the near flu
ture.
The Mexican ambassador and Senior
Don Pedro Lascurrain, the secretary Of
foreign affairs of Mexico. will be enter
tanned at a banquet by the Mexican So
ciety of New York tomorrow night. Senior
Lascurrain is accompanied by Nine. Las
currain and their daughter on the visit
to this country. They are expected here
Wednesday.
The Brazilian amba ssador and Nine da
Cana have gone TO New York for short
stay
Mrs. James c. Pilling and Miss Ruth
Pilling of this city are in Rome to re-
main until Easter.
Mrs. Wheaton gave matinee party,
which will be followed by tea, at the New
Willard today for her daughter. Miss
Ruth Bradford Wheaton. Her party in
Guided Miss Doris Drain, Miss katherine
White, Miss Helen McCumber, Miss Lam
cite Smith. Miss EloiSe Orme, Miss Mary
Fleming Miss Virginia Mulin, Miss Mar
saret Window and Miss Elizabeth Hill.
Mrs ROSEWOOD Hoar and Miss Frances
Hoar have invitations ont for d tea on
the I'D from = until 4. Mrs Hoar and her
daughter were i'll Boston for the Slater
ball and We're also at Mrs. Yields ball
at the Copley-PlaZa and Mrs. FitZGerald' s
ball at the Somerset. All were debutantes'
balls.
Capt NJ q. Corey of Grafton, Pa. has
sent out cards announcing the marriage
of his daughter, Mrs Mary Corey DUNN.
and Mr. Harry Marshall Wheeler of this
city Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler will be at
home to their friends after February l.,
1913, in this city.
The charge d affaires of Persia and
Nine Ali kuli Khan have returned to
Washington, having spent the last two
we eks in New York. They have estab-
lished the Office of the legation at the
Netherlands and also have a home in
Lees burg, Va, for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley have gone
to New York to enjoy few evenings at
the opera.
Miss Keyser of Pensacola and the
Misses Gage of Philadelphia, are guests
at the home of Gen. and Mrs. Aleshire
for the de but of Miss Dorothy Aleshlre,
which takes place tomorrow. Lieut.. j. L.
AIeshire L. $. A., has also arrived Tor d
months visit to his parents, from his
post at Des Moines.