Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-25

dainty costume of pale pink silk and
scattered rose petals before the bride as
she entered the room.
Mr.. Robert Mason Wilhelm was best
man.
A small reception followed the cere-
mony, at which number OF out-of-town
friends, of the couple were present. Mrs
Eggleston received her guests in hand
some gown of black lace and American
beauty .charmeuse
Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Crit
fin left Washington for their wedding
trip. The bride wore a becoming travel
ing suit of dark blue cloth and stylish
blue and brown hat
At the annual reception of the Baptist
Home a picture of Mrs Elizabeth Hoeke.
the late president was given by her son,
Mr.. Warren Hoeile. and presented to the
board of mana cement by Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Olive, secretary of the board.
The reception given by the assistant
secretary of the navy and Mrs. Beck
man Winthrop yesterday AFTERNOON
brought together their entire invited list
the officers of the navy stationed here
and their wives.
The Brazilian amba ssador and Nine. da
Cana were also at home to invited guests
yesterday afternoon. tine event taking on
the interest of a wedding reception. as
it was the first hospitality at the embassy
since the ambassadors bride arrived III
this city. The spacious rooms were dec
Grated with spring lowe and roses and
assisting the hostess were Nine. de R.ano.
wife OF the Spanish minister: Nine. KEN
lin, Mrs. John Rodgers. Mrs. Horace
Westcott and Mrs. Volk of New York,
daugllter-in-iaw Of the hostess Mrs.
Thomas Patton. wife of Representative
Patton of New York. and Miss Jergenson
of New York. who is staying at the en-
bassy, were at the tea table.
Society generally was represented at
the reception.
About two hundred guests enjoyed the
hospitality of number of the bachelor
diplomats last night at beautiful ball
held at Rauscher's, where an elaborate
floral decoration was in place. a mid
night buffet supper was served. and
Mime. Won Herwarth. wife of tine military
attache of the German embassy. and a
frequent and delightful hostess this sea-
son, received the guests with Baron Zwie-
dinck of the Austrian embassy. The
other hosts of the evening were: Mr..
KonStantin Won Marisevich. first secre-
tary of the Austro- Hungarian embassy:
Commander Maximilian Burstyn. naval
attache of the Austro- Hungarian en-
bassy; Mr.. Stephen Hedry de Hedri ct
de Genere Aba. second secretary of the
Austro- Hungarian embassy: Count de
Sartiges. third French secretary: Mr..
Won BulOW ana Baron Won l-ciSiiel az
taches OF the German embassy; Com
mander BOy-Ed, German naval attache;
Senior Don A. Algara r. de Terreros'.
second Mexican secretary; Mr.. de Bacn
and Mr.. Kalpaschnikoff of the Russian
embassy staff, and Count Claes Bonde,
secretary of the Swedish legation. Count
Sartiges, who is in mourning, was not
present.
Some of the dinners preceding the dip
Loot mic
were given by the counselor of the French
embassy and Countess de la ROcca, whose
guests were the naval attache of the
French embassy and Eiscountess day,
the naval attache of the Russian enl-
bassy and Nine. Nassilieff. Miss Eliza
beth Rogers and Mr.. Dejean Of the
French embassy, and Mr. and Mrs. Pres
ton Gibson. whose guests We're Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry de Sibour. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott
Tuckerman. Mrs. Reginald Boardman of
Boston, Miss Gladys Mum. Miss May,
Miss Perrin, Miss Dorothy Williams. Baron
Won Lersner Mr.. Frank Ellis, Mr.. Oliver
Hartman, Mr.. Godfrey Dodge and Mr.
Cotton Smith.
The Crescents held their February
dance at the Raleigh Hotel last Saturday
night. over one hundred couples being
present. This was the fourth dance OF
the season for this club. The committee
in charge of arrangements was composed
| of Joseph W. Mckericher. W. Harry Irot-
ter. Harry G: sigourney; Lemuel ID.
Windsor and Fred D. Giesler and Misses
| Edna NJ. Jones. Estelle Cole, Grace L.
Swart. Helen Gantley and Ada Knight.
Among those present were the Misses
Lowett, Speer. Gaddis. Wall CD, Heney,
Cosgrove, Werder l.. c.. Harding. Davis
Sylvester, Williams. Leicher. Boardman
Hunt, Bean. Ruth Topham, Gron, SWING
Morse. Strong. Swart. Forsberg Jones'
Sims, Cummins. Richards. Wallace. Rice
Davis. Anderson. Hoy. Baitz. GOODYEAR
holster. Ansley. McCauslin. Stewart
Newman. Wright, Wingate. Wachter
Miller. Hardin, Fellows. Jonscher
Hunter. Craver. 1ttner, Hydley. Ira
cey, spaights Gormley' Ke s;1Inn R ar
ers. Penley, Riddle. Kingin. ..Ahern,
Busey. NJ Devall. holland, FLYNN.
Gantley. Beamer Payne. Gerholdts Cole
Walker, Whiteman. Dreamer. Como Ber-
ry, Deiber, Elicit, True. and Messrs Doyle
Pinner, Denham, Holmes. Penare, Thomp-
SON. Hunter. Osborn. Hoffman. Wood
Farley, Downey. Warren, Settler. Hlll'
Luce, Kaiser. Fitzgerald. Baltz. Taylor'
McDonough. Batter. West rd H4nmam'
woodward, Frazier. MILL Lesh. Whit,
Popp, Martin. Patched, Dorsey. Burn
ham, Allison, Kerwin, McCaW, norton
Sobotka, Edwards, Burrows. Preston
windsor. Wilson. weighell. Wood. Lin
gle. Trotter, Shoemaker. BONN. Kelly.
Terry. Shaw. Gaines, kelvert, Whlttle-
sew. Winslow Sharpless. Bicksler. Dodge,
Green. Borah. Vose, Angel Wagner.
Schmitz Hellman. Sigourney. DAVIS
McKericher. Price, Madden Williams.
Glover. Fuller Taylor Hart and Schaef-
fer. and Mr. and Mrs. Pennybacker and
Mr. and Mrs. Swart.
Dr and Mrs. Rabbit have as their
guests at the Beverly. 1899 Irving street.
| for Inauguration Mrs. Wilmer c. Ham
mond and Mrs Charles Steinrok Of Her
kimer n. Y; Miss Eleanor Clark OF
Wheeling, W. Va, and DR.. William G.
! Clark of Brooklyn, n. Y.
| Mr. and Mrs Darnall have returned
| from an extended trip west. Mr.. OAR
nall going primarily to St. Anthony,
| Idaho to inspect the State Industrial
School for Boys and Girls, and then to
| Boise. SO his report could go to the legis-
| lature. then in session. He visited Ore