Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

summer at their home in Iowa, have re-
turned to Washington. and opened their
apartment at the Ontario.
Representative and Mrs. Victor Muir
dock are at the Brighton.
Rev. Donald c. Macleod, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, and Mrs.
Macleod have returned home from a
short visit to Parkersburg, W. Va.
Mrs. Arnold, widow Of Capt. c.. H.
Arnold. jr.. U. S. A., whose engagement
was recently announced to Mr.. Richard
Lee of New York, at card party given
Mrs. Philip F. Harvey. U. S. A, return
ed Thursday from a short trip to New
York city.
fall months at their home at Lake Provi-
dence, La, Representative and Mrs.
Ramsdel have returned here and are
guests at the New Willard.
Representative and Mrs Edgar Crum-
packer Of Valparaiso, Ind, are DIT the
Dewey.
Rev. w. ]. Francis and wife of West
Virginia spent several days in Wash
ington last week.
Mrs. Travis. who has been visiting her
daughter, Miss Frances Travis has re-
turned to her home in Caroline county.
Va.
Representative Dodds of Mount Pleas
ant, Mich. and Representative Charles F.
Scott arrived in Washington last week
and are at the Dewey
The marriage of Miss Geneyieve
Patt1anl and Ensign Allen G. Olson will
take place next month in California
pretty bride-elect is awaiting the ar
rival of her fance, who is an officer
on the Z. S. S. Vicksburg. The Vicks-
burg has been ordered to Mare Island
ana Is now on her way north from
Panama. Meantime society is planning
any number Of prenuptial parties, and
the arrival of the ship will be the sig
nal for the round of gayetie- to begin
The wedding will have the naval ap-
polntments of color and setting. and
bride in Alameda. Miss Pattiani is the
sister of Mrs. Duncan Gatewood of
Mare Island, who, before her marriage
last year was Miss Ida Elizabeth Pat
t1an1, one of the most beautiful girls
in society. She is a daughter of Mrs.
A. w. Pattiani.
Mrs. Julia Depew William Of Eutaw.
Ala. announces the engagement of her
daughter, Madeline Depew. to Ensign
Navy, the wedding to take place De-
cember IA, 1910.
Among the engagements recently
announced In Boston is that of Miss
Elsie Thayer of Brookline, daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thayer Of
Boston, and Mr.. Fielding Bradford of
Portsmouth. Me. Both young people
are well placed socially. and Mr.. Thayer
is nephew Of Admiral George Dewey
Ior, ho.
decided upon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott Tuckermann Of
Washington will occupy the Maple cot
tage at Pinehurst, N. c., this winter.
Mrs. Louis E. Sager. Oak Park, ILL.,,
gave her house last week for the recep-
ton which the George Rogers Clark
Chapter of the D: A. r. gave in honor
of Mrs. LaVerne w. Noyes. One of the
interesting features of the reception was
presenting to view the statuette of George
Pratt Clark. which is to be placed in the
Illinois room of the Continental Me-
mortal Hall in this city. The statuette
was made by the Oak Park sculptor
Richard w. Cook, at the order of Mrs
John c. Berry.
Invitations were issued last week by
the Baltimore Bachelors Cotillon for the
series of cotillons to he given at Leh-
mann's Hull during the season, COM
menclng December II, and fortnightly
thereafter.
The members of the board of managers.
IN whose names the invitations are issued,
are Messrs. c. ODonnell Lee, r. Brent
keyser. Clymer Whyte, Robert Garrett.
William +. Lucas. jr., Roger Brooke Hop
kins. Robert Oliver Lehr, Allan McLane
and D. Stewart Ridgeley.
Strangers invitations to the cotillons
are issued solely to extend the hospitality
of the germans to persons not Ralti
moreans. who are temporary visitors to
the city. Each subscriber may obtain as
many strangers invitations as he de-
sires. but the same guest can be invited
to only three cotillons during the season
The dates of the germans for this seq
son are Mondays. December 12 and o6.
January and 70, and February and 20.
Mrs S. S. Richold Of Burlington. VI
is the guest of Mrs. Lee Baumrarten
on 18th street.
Miss Ethel Myer. who has been the
guest Of Miss Gladys Mayer, leaves to-
day for her home In Baltimore
Mrs. George E. King of Vienna. Va
was the guest of relatives in this city
during the week.
Lady tombstone, wife of the British
minister at Copenhagen. has arrived from
New York, and will be the guest for some
time of her mother. Mrs. Pinchot, who
will give tea in her honor tomorrow.
Miss McAdoo will arrive tomorrow from
New York. to be the guest for several
days Of the Misses Switzerland, daugh-
tiers of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Souther-
land, who will entertain at dinner Tues,