Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-14

riage No date has been set for the
Mrs Lamont and her daughters, Miss
Lamont, Miss Frances Lamont and Miss
Katherine Lamont by their visits off and
on to this city and their Inequalities for
the Cleveland administration and from
army circles. keep up an active interest
in Washington affairs and what concerns
their acquasntances here.
Miss Harriet wadsworth daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs James w. Wadsworth,
and sister CT Mr.. James w Wadsworth,
speaker of the New York assembly, re-
turned from Ireland Yesterday, where she
has been on her annual visit as the guest
of friends in County Cork, where she en-
joyed the hunting season with the United
Hunt Club of that county. She has been
away three months. Mrs. Wadswcrth-
= as at the pier to meet her daughter,
ard botn have returned here.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Marianne Reifsnider. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Milton Reifsnider Of Westmin-
Clarke. L. s. NJ. c.. son of Mrs. George
Gray Ward of New York Miss Reifsnider
is a reat-granddaughter of the late Ad-
miral Andrew Hull Foote of the navy,
and her, grandmother is the widow OF
Rear Admiral Fairfax. Lieut.. Clarke is
now stationed at Camp Elliot, Panama.
Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards has gone
down to Old Point for a short stay Sir
Charles Ross of Scotland, who recently
paid a little visit to Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Edwards. his cousins has started again
on his travels, with Canada as an OBJ
jective point
The senior classes of the college. medi-
CAL law and dental departments of
Georgetown University united in a prom
last night at the Raleigh. when the fol-
lowing were patronesSes as well as host
esSes of the evening:
Mrs. Thomas H. Carter Mrs. Horace II.
Lurton, Mrs Timothy Ansberry, Mrs.
Harry M. Clabaugh, Mrs. William n. Co
gan, Mrs. James A. Cannon, Mrs. Ashley
NJ Gould. Mrs. Daniel W. Baker. Mrs.
Daniel Thew Wright, Mrs. George F.
Hamilton. Mrs. Michael J. Colbert. Mrs.
Daniel O Donoghue, Mrs. George w. Ray,
Mrs. Guidet Duryee and Mrs. John James
Walsh.
Mr.. Hugh w. Barr was chairman of the
committee of arrangements. the other
members of which We're Mr.. Earl John
Mohn Mr.. Daniel r. Forbes and Mr..
Mr.. William l.. Bryne. Mr.. Francis J.
Carlin and Mr.. Thomas A. Stuart of the
college; Mr.. N Sherwood Ferris. Mr..
James n. Moser and Mr.. George s.
Schoyer of the medical school, and Mr..
Waldo r. Pearce, Mr.. Everett Armstrong
and Mr.. Francis j. Rogers of the dental
school.
On the floor committee were Mr.. John
C. Alexander, Mr.. John J. Beckman, MIR.
A j. Bruder Mr.. Charles A. Duffy. Mr..
J. E. Fitzgibbons, Mr.. J. l.. Flanagan, Mr..
j. +. Holiday, Mr.. A. F.. McCarty, Mr.. w.
b. Mcfarland, Mr. ]. d. McNulty. Mr.. J.
Will II. Smith, Mr.. Edwin A. Upton. Mr..
Herman T. Wentz and Mr.. Robert A.
Young.
About 100 couples danced and the ball
room was prettily decorated with flowers
and the university colOrS.
Mrs. Hunt Slater entertained number
of guests at dinner last night in c0mp1-
ment to Mime. Deeming Jarves of Dinard,
France. who is visited her mother, Mrs.
John p. Jackson, and her sister, Nine.
Ekengren. Among Mrs. Skaters other
guests were the minister from Switzerland
and Nine. Ritter. A. Rustem Bey, ottoman
charge d'affaires; Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
F. Emmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cum
ming and Mr.. Ekengren, secretary of the
Swedish legation.
Mrs. Jackson gave tea Yesterday for
her daughter, Nine. Deming Jarves, when
about one hundred guests were present
Mrs. Fairchild. wife of Representative
Fairchlld OF New York, is at tie New
Willard for a few days.
Mrs. NJ. p. n. Balentine will not be at
home Friday afternoon.
The Washington Alumni Association of
Mount Holyoke College held luncheon
at the Colonial School for Girls this af-
ternoon Mrs. Frank G. Wilkins, presi-
dent of the association. presided. The
predominant color was yellow and the
flower forget-me-not. About fifty ladies.
attended The toasts were INFORMAL. Miss
Davis OF the Colonial School faculty is
member of the alumni and was one OF
those in charge of the arrangements for
the luncheon.
Miss Dorothy Fox, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs I.uane z. Fox, became the bride of
Mr.. Charles Henry Schaffer last even
ing at Calvary Baptist Church.
Dr. Samuel H. Greene. the pastor. per-
formed the ceremony. and the church
was profusely decorated with dogwood
blossoms. palms and ferns
The bride, who was escorted by her
father. wore an exquisite gown of white
crepe meteor satin. trimmed with thread
lace and pearl embroidery. Her tulle veil
fell from a wreath of orange blossoms to
the end of the long train, and she carried
a large bouquet of white roses and lilies
| of the valley.
A4es Cristine Fox, the brides sister,