Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-30
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS LEIGH GIVES DINNER FOR
HER BRIDAL PARTY.
Arrangements for Johnson ulte
Wedding-Mrs. Matthew Scott
Here-Personal Mention.

Miss Katherine Leech, who is to wed
Lieut.. Thurston Hughes L. s. A. to-
morrow at noon. entertained the wedding
party at a prettily appointed dinner at her
home in Massachusetts avenue northwest
last evening.
Covers We're laid for:
Mrs Robert Belknap Mrs. William Sage.
of Amherst, Mass.
Katherine Leech, Harriet Nauman
Vera Downing, 81 Lancaster, IA
Sallie Darlington of Dayton, Ohio.
LIEUTENANTs
Thurston Hughes, w. w Finley, jr
Glenn E. Edgerton, Harrington,
T. Mosher Chase Godfrey,
The wedding of Miss Josephine john
son, daughter of DR.. Joseph Taber John
| son, and Mr. Frederick Louis Vulte of
New Rochelle, N. Y, will occur tomor-
row at noon at Lorcom Farm, the coun-
try home of DR.. Johnson, at Cherrydale.
Va, and will be a quiet affair. attended
only. by relatives and a small company of
Intimate friends.
Miss Margaret Johnson, sister of the
bride, will attend her, while Mr.. Franz
Vulte, brother of the groom. will be best
man. Little Miss Neville Johnson and
Master Bascom Johnson, niece and
nephew, respectively. of the bride, will
carry baskets Of flowers in the wedding
march.
The bride will wear a beautiful gown
of white crepe de chine trimmed with
lace and carry a shower bouquet of
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Margaret Jolnson's gown will be
Of pale blue satin, trimmed with lace.
She will carry bouquet of white roses.
Shortly after the ceremony the young
couple will leave on their honeymoon
tour to the north, and will be at home
in New Rochelle, n. Y, after October 10.
Mrs. Beatrice Hargis has arrived in
New York after Spending the summer
in the White mountains of New Hamp-
shire
DIR. and Mrs Samuel S. Adams have
returned to Washington.
Miss Emma Grey of the Ontario has
returned from a delightful summer visit
to the coast of Maine.
Mrs William A. Hughes of Louisville.
XIV mother of Lieut. Thurston Hughes
t. s. A, will arrive in Washington this
afternoon to attend the Leech-HugheS
wedding.
Mrs Matthew Scott. president general
of the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, arrived in Washington today She
will be hostess at a dinner for the ma
tional officers of the Daughters October
) in the banquet room of Continental
Memorial Hall.
Rev Edmund Hez Sven and Mrs.
Sven have taken up their residence at
4OS I'd street northwest.
Mr. Roberto Centaro, second secretary
of the Italian embassy, will return to
Washington Sunday from Manchester,
Mass, where the embassy was estab-
lished during the summer.
Senior Don Alexandra Herqunigo sec
ond secretary of the Chilean legation,
has returned to Washington.
Capt. Arturo CueTas. naval attache Of
the Chilean legation, will arrive in Wash
ngtOn October !.
Count Felix Won BrusseIle- Schaubeck,
first secretary of the Austro-H Hungarian
embassy, has gone to LenOX.
Mr.. J. F. De Barros. Piplentel. second
secretary OF the Brazilian embassy, will
leave Washington early in October for a
three-month visit in Europe.
Lieut.. Col. kunishige Tanaka, military
attache of the Japanese embassy, will
return to Washington October ).
Toxic dispatches say that the United
States ambassador. Mr.. OBrien, yester-
day gave a reception to the University
of Chicago base ball players, who, in
charge of Prof. Gilbert A. Bliss are tour
ing Japan. The guests included repre-
sentatives of the universities of Waseda
and Keio, with whom the games are ar
ranged: Count Okuma, president of Wa
soda. and other prominent japanese and
distinguished foreigners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Lesare. who
spent the summer in Europe, will start
for this country October 30.
Mrs. Clarence Moore and Miss Frances
Moore will come to Washington next week
for a few days before going to Hot
Springs, Va. to spend the autumn.
Mrs. Hennen Jennings, who is in New