Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-30
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
FOUR BRYN MAWR GIRLS ARE
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs. Wickersham Gave a Pretty
Luncheon Today-Other
Events-Notes.

Miss Taft was joined at the White
House yesterday by four Of her girl
! TRENDS, who will remain over Sunday In
the party are Miss Jean Sterling, Miss
Mary Morgan. Miss Gladys Jones and
| MISS Marjorie Thompson, all Bryn Mawr
students. After a dinner. at which other
| guests will be present, Miss Taft will
take them all to the theater
| Mrs: John Newton Culbertson has re-
moved to 1853 Quincy street and will be
| at home Monday afternoons during April
and May.
Mrs. Henry Wells. who spent three
weeks in st. Augustine. Fla, is now in
Philadelphia, where she has attended
the last three performances of grand
| opera Mrs. Wells will return to her
home. 1910 21st street. Monday next.
sham entertained at dinner last night
the Secretary of War and Mrs. Stimson,
the Danish minister and Countess Moltke.
the naval attache of the Russian embas-
sy and Mime. Vassilieff, the military at
| tache of the French embassy and
Countess de Chambrun, Maj. Won Her.
warth, military attache of the German
embassy; the assistant secretary of war
commerce and labor, Mr.. Benjamin
Gable: Mrs. Ransom Cable. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Harlow. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
| Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. harrington Moore
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wickersham
of New York.
The Brazilian ambassador. Senior da
| Cana, entertained at dinner last night.
| when his guests included the new am
bassadOr from this country to Brazil, Mr..
| Edwin Morgan; Baron Hengelmuller.
Austro-Hungarian ambassador; the Brit
ish amba ssador and Mrs. Bryce, the Ger
| storff the Italian ambassador and
Marchoness Cusani the Russian ambas-
sador and Nine. Bakhmeteff, the Spanish
minister and Nine. de Riano Mr.. Justice
Mrs. Wetmore. Senator and Mrs. Rayner.
Senator du Pont. the Postmaster Gen
eral. Representative and Mrs. Longworth.
| the assistant secretary of the navy and
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. col: and Mrs
Thomas Symons. Mrs. Robert Mccormick.
Mrs. Lloyd Bowers, Mrs Patterson, Mrs.
Richard II. Townsend. Mrs. Marshall
| Field, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mrs.
John Rodgers, Count de Chabannes. the
| naval attache of the Brazilian embassy
| and Nine. de Azevedo, and the second
secretary, Mr.. J. f. de Barros Pimentel.
the large Dutch treat dinner dance
given last night at the Chevy Chase
Club There were about fifty young
people in the party.
Mrs. Copley Thaw entertained young
people at dancing party last night
for Miss Katherine McClintock, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garrison Nc
Clintock, and Oliver Ricketson, jr. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver G. Ricketson.
Mrs. Thsw bought the Fuller house, on
r street, last year, and makes it her
home.
Former Senator and Mrs. Nelson W.
| fyjc 6r{n ln6
today from New York for Europe, to
remain until June 1. Miss Elsie Aldrich
is in New York, and will remain there
for the present.
Mrs. Meyer. wife of the Secretary of
the Navy. and their son. Mr.. George
Won l.. Meyer. have left Hamilton, Mass
and are in Boston, to stay until they
return to this city.
The German second secretary and Nine
Albert Kienlin entertained at dinner last
night.
Commander RetZmann. naval attache of
the German embassy, who is leaving very
shortly for a new post, was honor guest
today at luncheon given by the naval
\ Rauscher's. Capt. Baron F. Preuschen
of the German. Lieut.. Commander Be
moist fay of the French. Capt. c. F. G.
Sowerby Of the British. Lieut.. Comman-
u.
| Vasselief of the Russian. and Capt. Hi
raga of the Japanese embassy, were the
| hosts.
The Fleur de Lis Pleasure Club enter
tai1fed at an oyster supper last Thursday
evening in honor of the second anniver-
sary at its clubroom. $40 H street
southwest. The president Of the club. Mr.
William T. coleman. made an address.
| after which music was rendered until 10
o'clock. when supper was served. During
the supper several toasts We're given by
the different members of the club and
| fashlfght pictures were taken by Mr..
William Douglas. After the supper dane
ing followed, until late hour. The
| members Of the club that We're present
were Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Doleman
Miss Lille Gross. Miss Mamie Mockler.
| Miss Catherine Kelly, Miss BERTHE Grimes,
Miss Edna Neuhaus. Mr.. Linton Barrett,
Mr. George Souder, Mr.. Marvin Cooke,
| Mr.. Bosier Castle. Mr.. George Birch. Mr.
Carroll Snowden and Mr.. Robert Cashe.
Medical Director r. c. Persons. T.. s.
N. and Mrs. Persons announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Pauline
S IaTs1 P srs3ns to Lieut. David Nc
will take place the latter part of April
IT. Persons is at present in command of
the Naval Hospital in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Wickersham wife of the Attorney
General. who Is having a visit from their
son and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius
| Wickersham. entertained at a luncheon
in compliment to the latter today
Her guests We're Miss EIildegarde Nagel
Mrs. Spencer Cosby. the Misses de Pena.
Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Eudora C1o-
yer. Miss Marie Stevens Miss Margaret
Draper. Miss Marian Wise, Miss Gladys
Hinckley, Mrs Kerr and Miss Marian
Crosby.
The German Prince Adalbert Ferdinand
Victor OF Prussia. who is to visit New
port with number Of warships next
summer, will not have a dull time if he
and his officers accept the Inequalities
being arranged for him. The prince with
the German officers will be entertained at
the Clambake Club, President William r.
Hunter being at work on the plans now.
1t will be the first time, perhaps, the
| prince and the German officers will have
enjoyed a clambake. When the German
ships are In Narragansett bay Rear Ad-
| miral Hugo Osterhaus and his Atlantic
fleet will also be there.