Evening star., 1909-06-03
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS WEBSTER ENTERrAINS
FOR PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER.
Dinners, Luncheons and Wedding
Supper-Travel Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.

Miss Helen Taft daughter of President
and Mrs. Taft, was honor guest today at
an exceedingly pretty luncheon given by
Miss Frances Webster, the debutante
daughter of Maj and Mrs. Webster. The
Chevy Chase Club was the scene of the
hospitality. and to meet Miss Taft there
were present Miss Mary de Lagercrantz,
Miss Church, Miss Edith Sutherland. Miss
Marjorie Aleshire. Miss Alice Boyd, Miss
Marie Stevens, Miss Janet Wood and Miss
Katherine Alvord. The decorations of the
round table were of pink roses
Secretary and Mrs. MacVeagh were din
ner guests last night at the Patten home
and Secretary and Mrs. Dickinson dined
with party at the home of Brig. Gen
and Mrs. Henry. NJ Sharpe. Secretary
and Mrs. MacVeagh went to Chicago to-
day, as did Secretary Dickinson. Mrs
MacNeagh does not expect to return here
until the autumn and after her Chicago
stay is over will go on to Dublin, N H.
their summer place.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Powell Davis en-.
tertained at a small dinner last night
when among their guests were Col and
Mrs. H. F. Hodges and Col. and Mrs
B. B. Gaillard. the two officers being
members of the isthmian canal commits
sion.
Baron Hartman Won Richthofen of the
German embassy entertained at luncheon
yesterday In honor of Dr. VogeI, the re-
firing Swiss minister. Baron Ambrozy
and Mr.. Schroeder were among his guests
Today Baron Won Richthofen had as
luncheon guests Lieut.. Won Bredow for
merly of the German embassy; Baron von
~ Two of f1n
trian embassy.
Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont and her three
daughters, with Miss Esther Cleveland
turned yesterday from Europe, where they
have been travelling since March last
Gen. Anson Mills entertained at dinner
last night. Among his guests were
Gems; John NJ. Wilson. Thomas H. Barry
Hamilton Hawkins. Charles G. Sawtelle
A. E. Bates, George L. Andrews, all OF
the army: Gen. Green Clay Goodloe L. s.
NJ. C.: Rear Admirals Sands. Upshur
Selfridge, Casey and Baird. Commander
Reamy, all of the navy. with a number
of junior officers from both branches OF
the service.
Baron Mayor des Planches. the Italian
ambassador, and the Baroness des
Planches.- who have twice arranged ear
lier dates to go abroad, have now decided
to depart ON the .kronprinzessin Cecile
June II. They will spend the summer
abroad and return here the first part OF
this summer will be at Manchester-by-
the-Sea. where the Marquis de Monta-
eliari. who will be in charge, and the
marchesa will be established about the
10Th
The British ambassador and Mrs Bryce
expect to leave Sunday for New York and
Boston to visit friends after which they
will go on to Northeast Harbor, Me-, for
the summer.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
and Mrs. r. Riggles. 1876 F street south
east. when their daughter Mrs. Edythe
V. Ccghlan. and Mr.. Frank H. Kramer
of this city were married. Miss Rose
Riggles. sister of the bride. was maid OF
honor and Mr.. George Henderson best
man. Rev. E. Hez Sven OF the Second
Baptist Church performed the ceremony.
Immediately after the wedding breakfast
the couple left for their summer home at
Washington Grove.
Miss Grace Falch. daughter of the late
Rear Admiral Balch. T. S. N. is quite iii
at the home of Miss NJ e. Newton. 1909
18th street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall D. Ellis an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Eva Ruth to Mr.. John Franklin Joy on
the ceremony last night Rev. H. G.
Spencer of Congress Heights NJ. E.
Church oficiated Mr. James c. Lacey
and Miss Jane Hammerly attended the
couple. The bride wore white silk, trim
med with baby Irish lace. and carried a
hnr 1of ~ xxyht TO IIar t,,lIA .n1
caught with spray of lilies of the valley.
The maid Of honor was gowned In rose
colored silk. trimmed In cream lace. and
carried pink roses. Miss Agnes Jov, the
Young sister cf the bridegroom. and Miss
Beulah Pavne, dressed alike in gowns
Of pink null. held back the portieres for
the bridal party to mass to the parlor.
which was tastefully decorated with roses
and ferns. The little flower girl. Mildred
Nutwell. niece Of the brideeroom wore
blue null and carried basket Of flow
ers. Miss Lillian Guide plaved the we'd
ding march. A small reception followed
before Mr.. and Mrs. Joy left for Atlantic
City. They will be at home after June
16 at 100 Massachusetts avenue north
west.
Following the horse show near Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Robert ke'so Cassatt
gave a dinner-dance after the show at
"Beaupre," her country place at Rose
mont. III nOnOr OF HeT sister. MISS ETdH-
ces Drexel Eel and her fiance. Mr. A.
]. Antelo Devereux. whose marriage will
take place June q.
The guests numbered about sixty-five
and dinner served at small tables
placed on the broad veranda and I'm the
ballroom.
Miss Mary Astor Paul and Mr. Charles
A. Mum of this city. whose wedding is
announced for June 81, were among the
guests.
The Baroness I'riu and the wives Of the
men who were dining with Baron Triu
at the Metropolitan Club at the dinner
given by the class of 81 of Annapolis
formed box party at the theater last
night In the group were Mrs. H. c.
Haines, Mrs. C. A. Dogen, Mrs. F. ],
Moses. Mrs. w w. White. Mrs. II Ell
dredge, Mrs w H. Gartley. Mrs. III. X
White Mrs. l.. Karmany. Mrs. r. n.
Hunicke. Mrs. George P. Bow. Mrs Gill
bert Wilks and Mrs. Charles W. Stew
art After the theater Lieut. Col. and
Mrs Haines had both the men and their
wives at supper at their home on Colum-
bia road.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows have Mr.
and Mrs. Bingley r. Fales of Detroit with
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