Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-17

Mrs. Robert ]. Wynne will receive the
guests at the linen shower at Providence
Hospital.
Tie ambassador TO Germany and Mrs.
David JAYNE Hill will sail for Europe
about December 10, and may leave this
city for New York the last of this week.
Last night Miss Ida Thompson gave
dinner in their honor.
M and Mrs. Max Weyl have issued in
vtations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Edna. and Mr.. Joseph Auerbach. The
ceremony will take place at their home.
1910 r street, Thursday, November %. at
noon. only the immediate relatives of
the couple and a few intimate friends
will be present.
Mrs Aldrich. wife of Senator .Aldrich.
closed their country house at Warwick
Neck, X. L.. yesterday, ell route for New
York and this city, where Miss Lucy
Aldrich and Miss Elsie AldricE have
already arrived. Senator Aldrich, who
has been touring the west since his re-
turn from Europe, will rejoin his family
shortly.
Miss kean, sister Of Senator Kean, and
Miss Wetmore. daughter of Senator Wet
more, are both in town, busy with the
preliminaries incidental to the reopening
of their respective homes for the winter.
MISS lFRlnld w AMER dHu AlisS Nail
ME Pierce gave a miscellaneous shower
yesterday in honor of Miss Laura Syl-
vester, whose marriage to Mr.. earle
ton l.. Wood Of Utica, y. V. Will take
place December S. For greater convsn-
fence the party was held at the Syl-
vester home. which was decorated with
white roses and vines, and merry
company of girls special friends of the
Young hoStesSes. as well as the hon
ored guest. assembled between . and ..
ISrh
accumulation of pretty gifts covered n
table or two and made an interesting
collection of the up-to-date articles
which girls give one another these
days.
Mrs and Miss Sylvester. who spent
part of last week and over Sunday AT
Bolivar. W. Va. their summer home.
returned Monday.
Informal entertaining for Baron Ii
ang Kuei, here on a special mission.
continues. Last night he was guest
at the Chinese legation, when the min
lister and his staff were present, and
tomorrow. with his suite he will take
tea at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Foster.
Gen. and Mrs Draper. whose young
daughter will be in the bridal party
attending Miss Davide Yulee Noble and
Lieut.. sherman Miles. L. ). A. at their
marriage November "a. will begin the
Inequalities for the young couple by
dinner Saturday night.
The Mexican ambassador, Senior de la
Barra. is expected to return from Eu-
rope by the new year. As already
stated in The Star the house at the
leased by the Mexican embassy for
office uses and is being prepared for
occupancy in the near future
Slater, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Slater of this city. and Mr.. Boris de
Struve formerly an attache of the Rus-
sian embassy in this city. Is Monday, NO
vember 90. The ceremony Will take place
i'm the Russian church I'm Paris and the
honeymoon will be spent at Biarritz.
where the brides parents will spend most
of the coming winter. Mr.. Struve and
coming winter where the former is now
attached to the foreign office.
Mrs. Robert Crack of Ballston, Va.
has issued invitations for the marriage
of her daughter. Ethel f. Salmons. and
Joseph =. Vrts, Wednesday. November
"a. at $50 pm, at st. Johns Church,
Georgetown. Mrs. Benjamin Elliott, sis
ter of the bride. will be matron of honor.
Mrs. Mabel Holt Barnett of Lynchburg.
Va, and Alfred l.. Turner of Norfolk,
Va, were quietly married at noon yes
tPrdaN III the New "lildTu ny RcN-
Samuel H. Greene of Calvary Baptist
Church The bride and groom. attended
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii. Spencer.
stepfather and mother of the bride, and
Mr. ]. T. Barnett, her brother, arrived
here Yesterday morning from their homes
for the ceremony. After the wedding Mr..
and Mrs Turner left on a wedding tour
i'm Canada. to he gone several weeks.
n fter which they will make their home
i'm Norfolk, where the groom is engaged
in business.
The Secretary of State entertained at
dinner last night in honor of the visit
ing Turkish ENJOYS. To meet Zia Pasha
and Col AZiz Bey there were present
Secretary Dickinson. Attorney General
Wickersham, Postmaster General Hitch
cock Secretary of the Interior Ballinger,
Secretary Wilson, the charge d affaires of
Turkey, \. Rustem Bey: the second sec
rotary of the Turkish embassy, Ibrahim
Rifaat Bey: Mr. Huntington Wilson.
first assistant secretary Of state; Mr..
Adee. second assistant secretary of state:
Mr.. Chandler Hale. third assistant sec
rotary of state: Brig. Gen. George b.
Davis Brig. Gen. Aleshire, Lieut.. Col.
Charles L. McCawley. Maj. Zalinski and
Mr. Wilbur J. Carr. Tonight the visiting
ENJOYS will be entertained at the Turkish
| embassy.
Mrs. r. p. Schwerin of San Francisco
has returned home after a visit with her
cousin. Mrs. Robert f1enuerSOii, al lWpl
I'D street.
Mrs. Harriet l.. Don and daughter
I.enore of Takoma Park leave today
| for San Jose, Cal. to spend year with
Mrs. Lsle Morrison formerly OF Takoma
Mrs. William Johns Read. mother OF
Lieut. Semmes Read, L. 5. N, who was
so seriously injured while riding I'm Rock
Creek Park last spring, Is at the Ban
croft for the winter.
Miss Alice Tierney Of Ravenswood, Md,
after spending several weeks in Balti-
more as the guest of Mrs. j. III. Constable
| and attending the Pimlico races and other
| social events OF the season, left on Satur-
| day for New York city. to join her
mother, Mrs. T.. L. Tierney, who has been
| visiting in that vicinity for the past
| month. Mrs. Tierney and her daughter
| will he at home about December I.
The marriage of Miss Louise Conrad
| Fauntleroy sister of MIR. and Mrs. K T.
| CIack and Mr.. Henry Hamilton Seabrook
will take place this evening at the Church
| of the Epiphany and will be followed by
| a large reception at the home of the
| bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Phoebe Ham
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