Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-27

| Who will be bride
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Frank sener. Mr.. and
| Mrs William Bauscher. Miss Margaret
| Coleman Of Baltimore. Md: Mr.. w f.
| Edwards Of Adamstown. Md: Mr.. s. II.
koogle of Middletown. Nd: Mr.. Lee a.
| Miller of kenova. W. Va: Rev. and Mrs.
| NJ. +. Love. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Har-
,eN, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Green, Mr.. and
Mrs ". +. McCardcll. Mr.. and Mrs
| Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs. {. II. Van Hook.
| Mt. and Mrs Leisinger. Mrs. Charles J.
| MaeJess. Miss Mamie Magness. Mrs. r.
| Bland Phelps. Mrs. S. G. Mach, Mrs. i.
| Bessie Haskell Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. L,ottie
| Gum. Mrs. Verde Walton, Miss Susie
| Harvey. Miss Lillian Harvey. Miss Edith
| Lawson. Miss Pauline Lawson. Miss Men
| dell. Miss Evelyn Green. Miss Edizapeth
| Green Mr. w Grant T.ieuallen. Mr..
I Charles l.. Mendell. Mr.. Percy Wade, Mr.
| RALPH, Clark. Mr. William Catterton and
| Master Charles +. Sener. Jr
| Mrs Sarah NJ Davidson announces
| the engagement of her daughter. Marie
| Stuart Davidson, and Mr.. Merton Lewis
| White of Buffalo. n y.
| The wedding will take place in June
| Mf. and Mrs Gilbert W. Kelly of Chi
| caso with their little daughter. are
| guests of AIr. and Mrs. A. B. Kelly, 5l66
| 'tth street.
| Nine Godoy and Miss Godoy. wife and
daughter Of the Mexican minister 10 CUBA
Will receive tomorrow for. the last time
| al their home 40 Massachusetts avenue
| Mrs. Hodskins 1880 T street, and Mrs.
| Howard w Hodgkins will be at home
tomorrow from :: to 6.
| Miss Rose Levey of 2o17 18th street
southeast returned to her home after
several days visit to Camp Spring. Md,
where she was the guest of Miss Lillian
Hilbert.
Mrs James Conwel Shoup is visiting
! her daughter. Mrs. Claude Elliott Miller.
| Mrs c. T. Main president of the Aid
| Association for the Blind. will be at
! thoir new home. 1853 r street northwest,
| every Monday from to > pm Some
| members of the board of directors Will
| be present each week to assist in receiv-
| ing and serve tea. Patrons and friends
are cordially invited to call and inspect
| the building.
| Yesterday at the parsonage of the
| Lutheran Church of the Atonement. o.
| Rhode Island avenue northwest. MISS
+! Mary T. Whalen and Mr.. julius Gebicke
| We're married by Rev. |. O. Baker. The
| ceremony was witnessed by Mrs. I. Q.
Baker Mrs. w. c. Hickman and Mr..
William A. Gebicke. brother of the
groom.
| The French ambassador and Nine. Jus
| strand occupied box at the Belasco
Theater yesterday afternoon to witness
| the French play translated from the
| Italian by Marquis Cusani. the Italian
ambassador With NJ. and Nine. Jusse
rand We're NJ. and Nine. de Laboulaye,
| Mrs. Albert Beverage, NJ. Dejean and
Count de Sartiges of the embassy and
| Mrs. Lodge.
| The Turkish ambassador was in box
with the charge daffares of Greece, Mr..
Nouros: Mrs. Clarke Wagsaman and Mr..
| Castro. The counselor of the Italian em-
bassy and Nine Catalan We're in a box,
and with them the Swiss minister.
| DR. Ritter The Peruvian minister and
Mime. de Pezet and Mr.. Washington Pezet
were in one box. Mrs Draper. with Miss
/ Draper entertained a box party, AS did
Senator and Mrs. Root and Nine. Bakll-
metef. who had with her Mrs. Edward
Mclean. Mrs. Truxton Beale and Nine:
Nassillcff. The German ambassador and
Countess Won Bernstorff were also IN the
audience. as We're number of others
prominent in society.
Mrs. J. II. Page. who has been the
guest of Representative and MIS-:
Robert n. Page. has returned to her
! home in North Carolina
| Mrs Robert n. Page and MIS-. Thad-
deus Page will not be, at home Tuesday,
] March 5.
| Nine. Christian Hause gave a dinner
| last night for Lady Rolf of scotland, VINO
| is her guest.
Nine Dumba. Mrs George w. Wander
hilt and Mrs. Edward Rowland arranged
the entertainment which under the cap
/ ton Of varieties brought smart So
/ ciety last night to the Play house TO see
some of its talented members dance and
pese for sweet charity. The beneficiary
| was the infant welfare station or the
| Washington Diet Kitchen. which has en-
| listed the svmpathies and active co-opera-
| ton of many well known persons. Inc
| program began about 1870 and lasted an
| hour and half, when supper was ready
and opportunity for general dancing
/ available. Every detail Of the evening
| was enioyably followed Both tableaux
aud dances were enthusiastically APP
plaudcd. IN Egyptian F>riezc" was the
; opening picture. and "A Venetian Carni-
val the closing one. A series of por-
traits. especially those Under the See
| ond Empire, were also beautifully ar
ranged.
4 Taking part III the tableaux and Por-
traits were Miss Catharine Britton. Miss
Isabel May, Miss Margaret Perrin. Miss
| Lippitt, Miss Sophy Johnston, Miss Ruth
Wales and the Viscountess fay, Count
ess Erdody. Mrs. Laughlin, Mr. Henry
May, Mr. Charles Richardson. Mr. Ycnine.
Miss Laura chanier and Mrs; Colville
bafcld!- - lii,. nahSes' MISS Juild MestL
and Mr.. Won Rath gave a maxixe, and ,
Mrs Edward Rowland and Mr. Preston
/ Gibson d waltz variation Miss Meyer
dressed for her dance in a gown of green
satin under short tunic Of black tulle.
and with an ermine edged black and
] white striped bolero. Her wig was a
vivid red and most deliberately coiffed.
/ Mrs. Rowland ard Mr. Gibson wore
costumes which harmonized in color.
Mrs. Rowlands wig was green Two
| peacock feathers adorned her gold CAP
and her dress was of shaded purple. Mr.
| Gibson wore black satin knee brooches
| aud silver buckled shoes, and the con-
1 ventional evening coat.