Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-24


with cut flowers and palms and an
elaborate collation. was served. The
children were amused by games and
moving pictures. Among those pres
ner. Marjorie Reeves. Edwin Reeves.
Helene Boswell, Gertrude Boswell,
Leroy Boswell. Abbie Eagan, Ermine
Eagan. John Eagan. Mildred Sweeney.
AphsT Maud Gras. ysn
Spates Gladys Sparrow. Mary Beckett,
Margaret Beckett, Ebert Grover, John
Grover and Dorothy Grover. and Mrs.
Josephine Waldecker Of Chicago, Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs. Beckett, Mrs. Ries, Mrs.
and Mr.. Taylor.
Mrs. Pomerene. wife Of Senator Pome-
rene. gave an extremely pretty luncheon
Judson Harmon, wife of the Governor of
Ohio. who has been a greatly feted guest
since her arrival last week. The table
was decorated with pink roses and there
were ornamental place cards To meet
Mrs. Harmon there were present Mrs.
Owen, wife Of Senator Owen: Mrs. Tim
othy Ansberry. Mrs. w. G. Sharp. Mrs
III. c. Claypool, Mrs. Carl c. Anderson.
Mrs Robert L. Buckley and Miss Adams.
The Mexican ambassador and Nine.
Calero received the diplomatic corps yes
terday at o'clock at the Mexican en-
bassy on l street. where floral decora-
ton was In place. an orchestra played
and dainty collation. was served. Nine.
Calero was handsomely gowned in white
satin. yelled in black chiffon and with
many modish and becoming touches, and
Mime. Guerra, wife of the first secretary of
The latter wore black charmeuse and a
black and white hat with roses and
feathers.
The company was large one and in
1,pdo Id Fri4 ,Ar ia oia1
resident circles.
A garden party Of unusual beauty and
interest. and a highly successful one, so
cially and financially, was held at the
home Of Mrs. w. A. Mearns yesterday
for the benefit Of the Children's Hospi-
tai. An orchestra played, and there was
opportunity. and a frequently enjoyed
one, to dance. Mrs John Crayke Simp-
son had the fancy table. Miss Kaufman
and Miss Bryan the ice cream and ca &c
table, Miss Smoot and Miss Eckert sold
lemonade, and Mrs. Gale and Mrs W. c..
Hill presided over gift tree. Marcia told
fortunes. and Mr.. Clifford Bergman made
portraits and cartoons just as pleased
visitors desired. Others assisting were
Miss Elizabeth Noyes. Mrs. Felix Holt.
Mrs. Sturtevant, Mrs. Maxwell Chur h !:
Miss Mccartney. Miss Woodward and
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer. Admiral and
Mrs. Brownson, Gen. and Miss Wood
hull. Miss Cannon. Mrs. F. ]. LLch, Mrs
MCGUIRE, Miss Patten, Mrs. Horace West
colt, Mrs c. G. Glover. Mrs: Gale. Mrs
mann. the Misses Sedgley. Mrs. Che
rardi, Nine. Hauge Mrs Bates. Mrs. II.
c. Moses. Mrs. Nathan D. Scott, Mrs
Britton, Mrs ]. d. Patten. Mrs Stell-
wagon and Mrs. J. NJ. Green.
Mrs. H. N. Slater and daughter are in
New York to sail tomorrow for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs Henry White are in New
York for a few days.
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan, who
came Monday to attend the Dolly
Madison breakfast, has gone to Buffalo,
where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man e. Mack.
Mrs. Richard Sylvester is now in Bos-
ton on visit to Mrs. and Miss Delano.
She went to Boston from Utica, n. Y,
where she was for several weeks great
ly feted guest at the home of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Carlton
Wood. She will return home in a few
days.
Representative and Mrs. Martin Little
ton, whose gardens around their home,
Calumet place. are among the most at
tractive in that section. will entertain a
large company Of their friends this after
serves. and, II not, indoors in the spacious
rooms.
Mrs. Judson Harmon will be in the re-
ceiving party, having delayed her return
to Ohio because of the anticipated pleas
ure. and there will also be others Of the
prominent guests at the recent Dolly
Madison breakfast.
Representative and Mrs. Littleton will
to Garrisons-on-the-Hud to join Mr.
and Mrs. Stuyvesant F,ish's house party
for the week end.
Senator and Mrs Hitchcock of Ne
braska were dinner hosts last night in
compliment to Mrs. Judson Harmon In
the company asked to meet her We're JUS
tice and Mrs. Van Devanter, Senator
and Mrs. Ansberry of Ohio and Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. A. w. Greedy. U. S. A.. re-
tired.
Mrs. Meyer. wife Of the Secretary Of
the Navy. will give a supper party on
the lawn at the Manor House tomorrow
night.
Mr.. Unel Davis gave a dinner party
last night at Rauscher's. when his
guests were Mr.. A. Newmyer, Mr.. Nor
ris Simon. Mr.. Eugene Young, DR.. NJ. w.
Schefferman. Mr.. Rene Dagnieux. Mr..
Eugene Damoreaux and Mr.. Meyer David.
Mrs. Charles B. Nelson of Winchester,
KY, who has been visiting in Washing
ton since the D. A. r. Congress, has re-
turned home She was a guest last Mon
day at the Dolly Madison breakfast and
enjoyed many Of the entertainments.
Mrs. Stamford. wife of Admiral SIAM
ford. U. 8. N. the Brighton. enter
tanned delightfully."- at luncheon yesterday
in honor Of Mrs. Gillespie. wife Of Maj.
Gen. Gillespie. U. S. A. Those invited to
meet the guest Of honor were Mrs. Will
liam Biddle. Mrs. r. M. Watts, Mrs. Will
liam A. Skunk, Mrs A. c. Cunningham.
Mrs. F. w. Dickens. Mrs. j. III. Hampson,
Mrs. ]. c. Pryor. Mrs. G. r. Evans. Mrs.
Joseph Strauss and Mrs. Fechtler.
Mrs. Stamford will leave June 26 to
spend a month with relatives in Tonnes
see. later going to the Rhode Island coast
for the summer.
Maj and Mrs. Joseph P. Tracy enter
tanned a dinner company at Fort Ad-
ans. N. Y, last night, the guests being
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Thomas c.
Hart OF the torpedo station. Miss Suther-
land Of this city, Lieut. Commander
Clark H. Woodward, commanding the
destroyer Roe: Capt. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Dwyer of Fort Adams and Maj. and
Mrs. R. n. Dunlap of the Naval War
College.
Miss Harriet Francis. daughter of Mrs
Charles s. Francis. and Mr.. Marshall
Hurst Durston OF Syracuse were married
yesterday at the brides home, in Troy,
n. Y, the Rev. II. r. Freeman, rector of
st. Johns Episcopal Church. ofnciating
The improyised chancel in the drawing
room was decorated with a large floral
cross, and scattered through the house