Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-14
MRS. ANTHONY ]. DRExEL.

have closed their Washington home. The
latter went with her mother. Mrs. George
A. Deering, to the Virginia Hot Springs
last week. and this week will join Mr..
Ridgely in Chicago. They will go to
their new home in Kansas City from Chi
cago.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Barton
Croker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas Croker. and Mr.. Walter Prem
tice Sanger will take place Wednesday,
June II. in Christ Church. Fitchburg.
Miss Croker was here recently and a
bridesmaid at the Carlisle-Sanger we'd
ding.
Mrs. Arthur Murray and Miss Carolyn
NJ. Murray. wife and daughter of Brig.
Gen. Murray, will leave Washington June
20 for a visit at Fort Totten. Miss Sadie
Murray will upon that date accompany
Mrs. Newberry to Watch Hill on the Dol
phin.
Miss Lizzie Sherman has left for the
summer and will spend the latter part on
Lake Placid. n. Y.
Col. Baron de Bode. the new Russian
military attache, arrived here last week
and has an apartment at Rauscher's. Be
fore receiving his present appointment he
served on the staff Of Grand Duke Mich
olas. commander of the military district
of ST. Petersburg. He comes of an oiu
Russian family in the Baltic provinces.
and is an old friend of the ambassador,
Baron Rosen. His mother was an Eng
fish woman and he speaks her language
fluently
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marye have gone
to California. where they will spend most
of the summer.
Mrs. Edison Gallaudet. always a well
come visitor. Is on visit to her father
ex-senator Cockrell. with her children
She has taken a house at New London
Conn.,, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. d. North announce
the engagement of their daughter Miss
Elois Comstock North. to DR.. Horace
jerks Of Philadelphia. The wedding will
take place in September at the summer
home of Mr.. North in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Harry Patterson Hopkins. Leslie
and Miss Elinor Hopkins have gone to
spend the summer at Lake George. Mr..
Hopkins will remain in Baltimore and
join them in August.
The marriage of Miss Emma McNash
of Wheeling and Representative Capel L.
Weems Of .-.e tenth Ohio district will
take place this month The bride elect
has spent the past four months in Column
bus, Ohio.
Every day and evening of the stay of
Mrs. Mcmillan and her granddaughter,
Miss Grace Jarvis with Mrs. VIII
liam G.. Mcmillan at Crosse Pointe.
Detroit. has been crowded with enter
tanning in their honor. The social cour-
tesies for Mrs. Mcmillan have been as
she wished. rather informal, the occa-
sions for renewing old friendships inter-
rupted by her residence in this city.
Tuesday Mrs. Wetmore Hunt gave a
luncheon. Wednesday Mrs Charles H.
Hodges entertained ten guests at a lunch
con, roses in red and white decorating
the table. Thursday Mrs. Alfred Du-
Charme gave an afternoon bridge party
at the Country Club. Friday Mrs. John
S. NeWberry was the hostess at a de-
lightful yacht ride in the Truant Last
Wednesday Mrs. w. c. Mcmillan gave a
luncheon. For Miss Jarvis the same pleas
urable activity was shown. Tuesday
Mrs. Harrie r. Newberry gave her a
luncheon, the guests being her intimate
friends Mrs. Walter s. Russell gave a
luncheon Wednesday. The same evening
Mrs. w. c. Mcmillan gave a dinner. The
table held centerpiece Of bridal wreath
and roses. and the color note Of the dec
orations was pink and white The larg-
which Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Mcmillan
gave Thursday evening at the Country
Club for Miss Jarvis. The invitations
were mostly to the younger set. but a
few married people were also included.