Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10
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drons roses. azalias. white Hlacs and
ma sses of Australian fern. Tall vases
niled with pink gladioli and baskets of
spring MOWERS were placed at intervals
around the table, alternating with pink
spun sugar baskets filed with bonbons.
Mme Roso received her guests in the
pink drawing room, which, like the
ballroom, was adorned with palms and
clusters of spring flowers
Inc guests included the former am
Dassador to Berlin and Mrs David
Jayne Hill, the former ambassador to
Spain and Mrs. William Miller Collier
Mrs stephen B. Elkins Judge and Mrs
WI T-,, Bailey Lamar, Admiral and
! Charles ONeil, Capt and Mrs. Charles
n: Harlow. Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck
| Wendell. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur John
Carr Mr. and Mrs. Albert Douglas. Mr..
ana MIS-. Charles Fowler. Mrs. T. De
| WIT IalmaSe. Mrs. Elbridge Moore
Mrs. Edmund Pendleton, Baron Castelli,
| Capt. Francis Barber. Mr. John Temple
Graves and Judge Martin A. Knapp.
Mrs. Ollie James gave a box partv
| at the theater last evening in compli-
| ment to Mrs. E. II. Jackson of Natchez.
Miss. who is the house guest of Miss
! Agnes Wilson.
| Washington today for New York, where
| they will join Miss Schofield They
Will be absent a week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hunt of Oklahoma was the
honor guest at dinner given by
Judge and Mrs. A. A. Richards last
evening at their residence in Wyo-
ming avenue.
! The Italian amha ssador and Countess
Cellere. accompanied by party in
Guiding Miss June Oil and members of the
embassy staff, occupied a box at the Ca
slno Theater last night for the premier of
The People, an invitation performance
Senator and Mrs. Ransdell. Mrs.
Gregory. wife of the Attorney General;
Miss Mabel Boardman, Representative
and Mrs. Hubert Dent. Mrs. Gilbert
Grosyenor, Mrs. Cary I. Grayson. Mrs.
Theodore w. Moves. Miss Prentice.
Mrs. Roscoe C. Bulmer. Miss Nellie
Johnson. Mrs. Merton L. White Thomas
Kirby. Miss Kirby. Miss Natalie Blake,
Dr. Tnom A. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs
Sevel1on Brown.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson gave a
luncheon yesterday on board his house
boat, the Everglades. for fifteen men,
VINO assembled there to organize the
Miami Chapter of the Navy League of
the United States. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Col. Thompson on the sub
Ject or preparedness and the purposes
OF the league. State Senator F. NJ
HUDSON was elected chairman. Mr..
f. Hall secretary. Col. Thompson was
made honorary chairman. The Biscayne
Bay Yacht Club offered the clubhouse
for meetings. telegram was sent to
President Wilson favoring universal
military training and urging that this
policy be instituted Immediately by the
national government
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Salvatore Meade, daughter of
M Mrs; Gsor Woo G. Meade; to Mr. Prescott
Meade is n granddaughter of the late
Gen. George Gordon Meade. Mr. Wood
who is son of the late John Dunn
Wood, was graduated from Harvard in
Racquet. and other leading clubs in
New York
Capt Carlos Daireaux. naval attache
of the Argentine embassy. and Mrs
Daireaux are at the Vanderbilt Hotel
from Washington. D. c.
Commander de Blanpre, naval attache
of the French embassy. now stationed
at New York, arrived at the Shoreham
yesterday. accompanied by his col
league, Count de Chevigne.
Mrs. Newton D. Baker. wife of the
Secretary of War, was the guest of/the
the Lehigh Valley at reception. given
at the residence of Mrs. Thomas Mahon
Dyer. at Easton, Pa. yesterday after
noon and evening. Mrs Baker. who was
formerly Miss Elizabeth Leopold of
Pottstown, is graduate of Wilson Col
lege and has many friends at Easton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury
will leave Palm Beach today for the
Green Brier Hotel, at White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va, where they intend to
spend from two to three weeks before
returning to Philadelphia. They have
already had an architect make a survey
of the recently purchased property near
the links of the Palm Beach Country
Club.
Mai and Mrs. Charles B. Drake were
hosts at dinner last evening. entertain
ing at their residence in S street. Their
guests were Gen. and Mrs. Henry G..
Sharpe, Gen. and Mrs. William A. Mann.
Gen. and Mrs. John Lincoln Glenn. Col.
and Mrs. Mason NJ. Patrick, Mrs. Charles
Keller and Gen. Kuhn.
, Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte. who with Mr..
Bonapar has just returned from Palm
Beach. entertained informally at lunch
con yesterday at the Shoreham, where
they are stopping.
Representative and Mrs Lemuel p
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