Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31

| in yellow, blue and red. Among the
guests who represented the leading cot
tagers at CaZenovia were eX1Secretary OF
| the Treasury Charles Fairchild and Mrs.
Fairchild. Mrs. George Cabot Ward, DR..
| Chauncey Norton, Mrs. Frank Norton,
Mrs. Henry Ten Eyck, the Henry Burdens
and the Sackett Barclays Of New York,
and Mr. and Mrs. j. Arthur Brooks of
who were charming In primrose yellow
Pgowns. Each child received a favor rep
| resenting ROSTERS, hens and chickens:
| The marriage of Mrs. Kirk Armour Of
Kansas City and Paymaster Litt1eield,
U. S. N, is set for early in September.
| Mrs. Armour, with her son and daugh-
! ter in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Ar
mour, is occupying the wilkins cottage
| at Magnolia. The daughter, Miss Mary
Augusta Armour, is in Europe, and the
son, Mr.. Lawrence Armour, is most Of
his time on his yacht, making frequent
runs into Magnolia harbor. Paymaster
Littlefield is living at the Eastern Yacht
Club at Marblehead. where he made
his home last year. The wedding will
be at Mrs. Armour's home in Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Denegre had the
! pleasure of entertaining at luncheon
President Taft and his family the day
on which they left Beverly for their re-
cent Bar Harbor trip. The Denegres
have very attractive villa at West
Manchester. Attorney 1en0Tdl ana MIS-.
WickerSham were also of the party.
Two Washington school girls who are
on visit to third in Minneapolis are
being gre8tly entertained in that city by
other college friends. recent progress
sive dinner party had Japanese setting
in one home for the first course, private
dining car arrangement for the second,
college spread for the third, all the para
phernalia of the up-to-date college girls
room being reproduced, and the fourth
and last was in another home where
hotel holdup was the amusing situation.
Here half the crowd were walters for
the diners. French maids, ETC., and
wind-up frolic brought merry occasion
to a finish.
Senator and Mrs Percy and the latter's
sister, Mrs. Mount will leave Greenville.
Miss, in few days and will go to Tate
Springs, Tenn, for a stay of several
weeks They may go elsewhere later in
the season
Mrs j. L. Rogers. son and nurse: Mrs.
H. E. Hutchens, Greensboro N. c.; Mr..
and Mrs. S. f. McTyre, Sheffield, Ala:
Col. R. c. Marshall, Portsmouth: F..
Lewis ! evils Marshall psI, lila Hampton Va George
stall, Norfolk. Va; II. w. Shelton, Rich
mond Va; Mrs. j. F. Sanderford. Creed
moor, n. c.; r. P. Taylor and wife, Ok
ford n & Dr Mrs Brown Oxford cSsse p , H
W. +. Eubank and wife, Chase City: j.
d. Bryson, I. A. Brooks Chase City: ".
A. Jameson, Mecklenburg county; j. l.
Miller, Henderson. n. c.; Mrs L. A.
Bailey and daughter. Keysville. Va, and
r. F. Smith, Lawrenceville. Va, are re-
cent arrivals at Buffalo Lithia Springs,
Va.
The Boston assembly dates have been
announced. They are to be as usual on
Friday nights, January and February
L. which makes the second the last Fri
day but one before Shrove Tuesday. Ash
Wednesday comes the first day of March.
Miss Helen Hooper, who will lead off on
the debutante list has already secured
the date for her ball, which will be on the
9th of January. at the Somerset. In this
city advance dates will wait on the White
House program, which is usually made
public around Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Given and Master
Harvey Given are spending the summer
at Aurora w. Va.
Mrs r. F.. Lawton of sos East CAPITOL
street will leave tomorrow evening for a
two-month stay in Ohio and West Vir-
ginia, where she will visit relatives.
Messrs. Byron F. Ewers and Arthur T.
Bell returned yesterday from their Euro
pean trip.
Mrs T A. Hollingshead of 634 E street
sic and Hazel. will spend the month of
August in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mrs. Frank T. Knock and her two sons.
Franklin and Barrett, are spending sew