Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-07

cloth dress with tulle embroidered with
pearls, her jewels being pearls. Miss VIII
lard wore white tulle palette on silver.
Mrs. Clarence Moore had black char
meuse gown with, an overdress of black
tulle, with black velvet train frappe
d'argent, black feathers, tulle veil and
a black feather fan, her jewels being
| black diamonds and ropes of pearls Miss
Moore wore draped white cloth OF silver.
with a white satin train covered with
| white tulle. paillettes, pearls and crystals.
| white tulle veil, feathers, and carried a
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley.
The diplomatic circle was not as large
as usual. as the first court is really the
| diplomatic one. Among those presented in
| the circle, however, was Nine. Marees
| Van Swinderen, wife Of the Netherlands
| minister, and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| C.. Glover Of this city.
Mrs. Albert I. Mills will not receive on
Mondays until after Easter.
Master Louis Phelan. the nine-year-
old son of Representative and Mrs.
Phelan Of Massachusetts,. gave birth.
| day party this afternoon to about
| thirty-five Of his young friends.
The following ladies will occupy boxes
at the Belasco Theater tomorrow. when
Vice President Marshall will speak under
| the auspices Of the Young Women 8
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Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs: Redfield.
| Mrs. Burleson, Mrs. John W. Foster,
Mrs. Joseph W. Folk and Mrs. Wallace
Radcliffe: also Judge George E. Martin Of
the Customs Court and Mrs. Martin.
| The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
and Judge and Mrs. William Bailey La
mar were guests asst night Of Mrs. Thorn
as F. Walsh in her box at the National
Theater.
Senator and Mrs. Henry L Myers en-
Itertained at dinner last nieht at their
apartment at the Toronto. Their guests
were Senator and Mrs. Reed of Mis-.
Kansas, Miss Thompson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stout of Montana.
Mira All Kuli Khan, charge daffares
Of Persia, has been appoini ed by his gov
eminent commissioner general to organize
and take full charge of the Persian sec
ton Of the trt nspacific exposition in San
Francisco in 1915. Accompanied by Nine.
Khan and by one of their three children.
he will sail within a month on leave
of absence to spend several months in
| Persia, where he will make arrangements
TO bring to this country the imperial col
lection and Persian products to be ex-
hibited at the San Francisco exposition.
They will attend the ceremony of the
coronation Of the shah in July, before
returning to America.
Mrs. Ira Davenport arrived in Wash
ington this morning to be the guest for a
I week of her brother and sister-in-law,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe.
Mrs. Sharpe gave a luncheon for Mrs.
Davenport today and had as other sdests
Mrs. Charles Francis Adams, Mrs. James
W. Wadsworth, Mrs. Edward Mitchell.
Mrs. Fremont Smith. Mrs. Stimson Brown
and Mrs. Thomas N. Wood.
| Mrs. A. C. Latimer, wife Of the late
Senator Latimer Of South Carolina, was
the guest Of honor at pink rose lunch
con today at the Congressional Club,
when Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Bryan. Mrs.
| Oscar Underwood and a number of wom-
en- from official and resident society were
| guests of Mrs. James H. Patten.
Mrs. W. S. Crosley. wife of Commander
| Crosley, U. s. n. entertained at luncheon
today in honor Of Mrs. Josephus Daniels
The other guests were Mrs. A. 6. Winter.
hotter. Mrs. Bradley Fiske, Mrs. J. a
Oliver, Mrs. C. c. McChord, Mrs. F. B
Moran, Mrs. Henry q. Macfarland, Mrs
Charles q. Matthews. Vscountess Benoist
d'Asy. Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley, Mrs
W. A. Wells. Mrs. William Haywood
Mrs. E. e. Capehart Mrs. H. D. Clay
ton. Mrs. William B. Lamar. Mrs. Claude
Swanson. Mrs W. W. Dixon. Mrs
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Mrs. g. A. BFitton. Mrs. r. s. Nash. Mrs
c. H. Campbell. Mrs. D. L. Tate. Mrs.
W. F. Dennis. Mrs. W. b. Wilson. Mrs.
Merrill Galloway Mrs. Louis Bennett,
Mrs. william Wheatley. Mrs. J. K.
Shields. Mrs. Elmer Black. Miss Flora
Ansley, Mrs. Henry Breckenridge. Mrs.
Victor Kaufman, Mrs. H. r. Stanford,
Mrs. I. T. Mann. Mrs. J. w. Falls. Mrs.
L. H. Bent, Mrs. J. w. Holcolm. Mrs. H.
C. Steuart, Mrs. W. D. McDougie. Mrs.
Thomas Washington Mrs. Aston simp-
son. Mrs. Rush Fay. Mrs. Mcconihe. Mrs
Robert Berry and Mrs. Isabel Mccoy
Jones.
Sir Charles and Lady Ross. who spent
| the week end here. sailed on the Olympic
Wednesday for England, much earlier
| than their usual custom. This Is on ac-
| count of the recent burning of one of Sir
Charles country places in England by the
militant suffragettes short time ago. and
| while the house was not completely ue-
stroyed, most Of the beautiful portraits
and furniture were ruined by smoke and
water. Lady Ross will probably remain
in London for the spring season. and Sir
Charles, following trip to southern
Europe. which may extend to CONSTANT
nople, expects to return to Quebec late
fishing In June. before returning to his
estate In Scotland for the grouse shooting.
| Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II. from New
York for London, Paris and Bremen,
March TO- will be the counselor of the
italian embassy and Mrs. Catalani and
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. McNalley of this city
| Miss Jean Wilson has returned from an
| absence OF several months, and Is at the
| Columbia, 14th and Girard streets.
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| Representative and Mrs. Henry T. Raj
registrar Of Knox College Galesburg, Ill. I;
Miss Ruth Fairbanks and Miss Mabel
Fairbanks Mathews, both Of Jackson
| willie, Ill.