Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-23

first secretary of the Austro-Hungarian
embassy to the United States, arrived yes
terday at Lenox. Mass. The ambassador
and Baroness Hengelmuller will arrive on
Saturday. week earlier than they at
first expected.
The Sylvan musical will be given at the
Casino at Hot Springs. Va. next Tuesday
afternoon. The patrons and patronesses
include Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting. Mrs.
George Cole Scott Audenreid. Mrs. ]. RAN
dolph Tucker. Mrs. ]. Carmichael. Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Josiah c. Thaw.
Mrs. Sylvanus L. SHOEMAKER, Mrs. F.
Charles Mali, Mrs. S. p Colt. Mrs. Horace
Lurton. Mrs Willie James. Mrs. William
Allen, Mrs. Francis Key Pendleton. Mrs.
]. Stevens Ulman and Mrs. John Warning
ton; the Misses Andrews. Harriet Eel
lows, and Messrs. E. c. Gailaudet. Lis.
penard Stewart. A. Watson Black and
Franklin Murphy. Miss Amy Grant will
read "Pellieas and Melisande. and Nine
Louise Armellini will be at the piano.
New registrations at the Casino include
Mr. Huntington Wilson, acting Secre-
tary of Statey entertained at a small
luncheon yesterday for DR.. Salvador Cas-
government of Nicaragua for Some time
past. DR.. Castrillo leaves shortly to as
sumo his new post as minister of the
Carriage court Of justice. He will be
succeeded in this city by Senior David
Arellano.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Cox announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Edith
Louise Cox, to Mr.. J. w. Donnely. the
marriage to take place September 26,
1910.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward A. Balloch and
Miss Balloch have closed their summer
home at Haven, Me-. and returned to
Washington. They motored from Bos-
ton, after being accompanied to that
city by Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith,
rector Of ST. Margaret's Episcopal
Church.
Miss Helen E. Bache has returned
from an extended visit to Atlantic City.
Rev. DR.. Joseph Edmund Smith and
Miss Carolene Smith are now in WASH
ington. after having spent the summer
at Haven, Me.
Mrs. George T. Marye. Mrs. Andrew
Bradley. Miss Jennie Mason Gibbs and
Miss Dayle of Washington were guests
at recent dinner party given at Green
brier White Sulphur Springs. w. va,
by Mrs. weennag OF Philadelphia.
Miss Whittemore of Milwaukee is
visiting friends in Washington for a
few days. Miss Whittemore has peen
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gardner,
formerly of Milwaukee. at their coun-
try place near Fredericksburg, Va
Mr. and Mrs William Henry Dyershave
given up their apartment in the Cham
street northwest
Mrs. Matthew Clarke and Miss Mabel
Clarke will return to their apartments
t. ChnYHyv after Gnen01nE
the summer at their place at Scranton,
Pa, and on the North Shore.
Miss Neva p Bowen and Mr.. Lewis F.
Dudley were married yesterday afternoon
at the parsonage Of the North Capitol
Methodist Episcopal Church in street
by Rev. E. E. Marshall. Shortly after
the ceremony the young couple left on a
ing a blue travelling suit with hat to
match. After October l Mr.: and Mrs.
Dudley will be at home to their friends
at 1920 9th street northwest.
Miss Douglas, sister Of the Bishop of
Washington is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Gurnee at Bar Harbor. Me. Bishop
Harding. who has been spending the
summer at Haven. Me-. recently re-
turned to his cottage there after short
trip to Canada. Friends returning from
the resort say he is in the best of health
and that he will return to Washing
ton about October 1.
This news that the bishop is again in
splendid health comes as q source Of
much qualification to his hundreds OF
friends in Washington. who remember
that when he left the city during the
early summer his health was not
what they would have desired It to he.
He had labored hard during the months
preceding and the rest in the cool region
Of Maine was just what the bishop was
50 greatly in need Of.
Mrs John T. Callaghan has returned
home. much improved in health. after
spending the summer at Berkeley
Springs. W. Va; Chester, Pa, and At
lantic City,.
Mrs. Lottie NJ. Richie has also return
ed from summer trip to Berkeley
Springs. and is located with Mrs. ]. T.
Callaghan at 80 Grant place northwest
Miss Minna Gombel Of Baltimore "a
the guest OF Mrs. Charles b. Donch Of
Sd street northwest
Mr.. and mrs. J. Frederick Brady. cele-
brated their wooden wedding anniversary
Tuesday evening. Many relatives and
friends were present during the evening
to congratulate tho young people on
their first hve-year step In their married
4life.. The house and table were beaati-
fully decorated with roses and palms and
q string orchestra furnished music dur.
ing tho evening.
Mr.: ]. Earl Temple. who has been 1t
-. s(Oontlnaed on Eighth -3age:J