Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-22


last night. and Miss Helen Taft is ex-
pected tonight. Mr. Horace Taft has ar
rived for visit to his brother. and Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Dumaine of Boston. ar
irving this afternoon, will also be week
end guests
The next musical at the White House
will be on the evening of April L..
Al the afternoon tea at the Congress
slonai Club today Mrs. Mann of Illinois
and Mrs McMoran of Michigan win no
at the table and Mrs Davidson Nrs
Driscoll. Miss Maths. Mrs Morse. Mrs.
Roberts and Mrs McCleary will assist in
the hospitality. Mrs Roberts. president
of the club. will present the speaker of
the afternoon, Miss Nettie Lovica White
after her talk.
The French ambassador and Nine
JusSerand entertained at dinner last night
in compliment to the ambassador to
France and Mrs. Myron T. Herrick at
their embassy, on 18th street. In the COM
pany to meet them were Senator Brande-
gee, Senator du Pont, Senator Burton,
EDWARD V. Morgan, the ambaSSador-ele
to Brazil; Representative and Mrs. Long
worth. the former ambassador to France
and Mrs. Henry White, the counselor of
the German embassy and Nine. Haniel
secretary of state. Mr. Hale: Mr. and
Mrs. Chandler Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Francis Adams, Mrs Marshall
Fleld Mrs. Henry c. Corbn. Mrs. Mar
garetta MacVeagh, and the Viscount and
|lscounteSS day of the embassy
Senator Oliver gave a large dinner last
night for Gov. Tener of Pennsylvania and
Mrs OllVer had a party of women yes
terday at luncheon to meet Mrs. Tener
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton j. Lambert enter
tanned at dinner last night, Senator and
Mrs Joseph w. Bailey. Justice and Mrs
Thomas III. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs
Perry Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H.
Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph w. Hills.
Miss Alice ]. Meekham and Mr.. Paul
e. Schmidt We're married last evening at
the Meekham home by Rev. p NJ. Shick.
Inc bride wore white crepe meteor, trim
med with pearls, and carried a bouquet
or sweet peas and lilies of the valley
Inc maid OF honor, her sister, Miss Sadie
Meekham wore light blue creme meteor.
ana carried pink sweet peas. Miss Paul
ma Martin played the wedding march
rated with pink and white flowers and a
puifet supper was served for a small
gathering present. After a wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt will be at home
AFTER April at IL L street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Katherine He'll
ner, daughter of the late Rear Admiral
ana ana Mrs; Lewis Cass Heilner. and Lieut..
dence of Surgeon J. l.. Nelson. L. S. ~.
Aus k1lbourne place, yesterday after
noon, was very quiet event, with only
relatives and intimate friends present.
owing, to the recent death of the brides
father. Rev Clarence Sylvester of Somer-
vile, \. j., officiated. The bride was at
tended by Mrs klemann, wife of Lieut.
Commander J. V. klemann. l. S. n.
Lieut.. Donald c. Mcdonald, L. S. n.
acted as best man for his brother
Mime. Christian Hauge left yesterday
for Louisville, where she will visit her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Ralph Todd, for a
fortnight.
Many Washington friends have received
from Mrs. Hannah Payne Johnson of
Nashville, Tenn. invitation for the mar
riage of her daughter Mary Hannah. to
Dr. Philander Priestly ClaXton United
States commissioner of education. on the
evening of Tuesday, April rs, at Christ
Church, Nashville, Tenn
The German ambassador who is in Chi
cago, Will be honor guest at a dinner
to be given tomorrow night by Mrs. Har
old F. Mccormick at her Lake shore
Drive home.
Miss Kathleen Fisher of Ontario place
has gone for an extended trip to the
Pacific coast.
The bazaar of the months to be given at
X
ing Boys. Home viii open Thursday.
March :S. at ; O'Clock and will continue
all that afternoon and evening and on
Friday. the 9th both morning and after
noon. There Will be an ice cream booth.
valentine post office. toys, candies
lemonade. tearoom. useful and fancy
articles. grab bag of unique design, for
tune telling. spring hats, parasols belts
and live puppies. kittens, rabbits. birds
and gold fish; in short everything TO
tempt the old and the young. On the
evening of Thursday. March 2s. Mrs.
Hemmick has arranged some charming
songs and tableaux Zen crinoIne.''
Mrs. William Cato will be at home at
the Logan Saturdays, 23d and 3Oth, from
4 till e.
Dr. c. F. Fraser of Halifax. y. S. with
Mrs Fraser. Miss Stubs and Miss Lock-
wood. are u party at the Logan for a
week.
Mrs. James Mosher of Washington is
spending a few days at the Hotel VOL
colt. New York, with Mrs. n. l.. Myers
of Baltimore.
Maj. and Mrs. j. ID. Terrell of 1884
Vermont avenue announce the engage
ment of their daughter Grace to Mr.. Guy
Lynn Noble of Syracuse, \. Y. The we'd
ding will take place the end of May!
Miss Ethel Lloyd. daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs James r. Lloyd of
Missouri, entertained at a luncheon to-
day at the Portland for hef-nouse guest.
Miss Witherspoon of Tennessee. The
table was adorned with pinks, and tulips.
To meet Miss Witherspoon there We're
present Miss Helen Hardy, Miss Ruth
Rice, Miss Shackleford, Miss Marta
Calvo. Miss Wheat, Miss Frances Fin
ley. Miss Johnson, Miss Roberts and Miss
Brown.
Miss Emily Beatty, the debutante
daugter of Capt. and Mrs. Beatty. will be
hostess tonight at a dinner of twenty