Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30

to her father. Judge Heron, whose Ill
ness is reported to be again quite serious
She spent part of Saturday and yester
day in Pittshurg with her sister, Mrs
Loughln Mrs Taft and her sister were
down town in the Pittsburg shopping
district Saturday
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and her daugh-
tiers and son returned from Europe yes
teTday, where she has spent the pas,
year. most of the time in Lausanne
Switzerland where the children were in
school.
| Mrs Cleveland timed her return to be
present at the wedding of her namesake
Miss Frances Cleveland Lamont. daueh-
ter of the late Daniel S. Lamont, and
Mr.. Francis lie B. Robbins, which will
take place June IS in Grace Church.
| Milbrook n y. \ reception will fol-
low at the country place of Mrs. Daniel
| S. Lamont.
Mrs. Cleveland and her children will
| summer at their place in New Hamp-
shire.
One of the large weddings of the week
| in Pittsburg will be that of Miss kathe-
| rine McCook. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| Willis F. McCook, and Mr.. Harry J. Mil
| Ter. formerly of this city. where so many
| of his relatives reside. 1t will take place
! Wednesday morning a IL O'Clock in st
Paurs Cathedral. large bridal party
| will be in attendance. Mrs. w. Edward
| Reed will be her sisters matron of honor
and Miss Eleanor McCook, another sis
! ter, will be maid of honor. The brides
maids include Miss Ella Is. Cassidy, Miss
| Eleanor DuPuy of Pittsburg and Miss
Frances Thorn of Washington, d. G.
William Wilson Miller of New York
city will act as his brothers hes. man,
and the ushers selected include Harold
F. Wardwel. John Norris Miller and
Robert Burns of New York city, Webster
B. Holmes of Cincinnati. Christian D.
| Hemmich and Lee Miller. both of Wash
| ington. D. &.
| Bishop Canevin will perform the cere-
mony and will celebrate nuptial mass
After the mass in the cathedral large
reception and breakfast will follow at
| IL 80 o'clock at the home of the bride
| parents on 9Th avenue.
| Many entertainments are being given
| in honor of the couple.
The engagement of Miss Martha Phil
! lips and Representative Andrew ]. Peters.
omcialy announced in Washington and
Boston yesterday, was not a surprise to
the family and intimate friends of both:
| Miss Phillips is the younger daughter o.
Mrs. John c. Phillips (Ann: Tucker) OF
Berkeley street. Boston. and of this
city. Mrs. Raynal Boiling of New
York is the older daughter. At the
| wedding at the North Beverley Church.
| some years ago. Miss Phillips was her
| sisters only attendant. The brothers are
DR.. John c. Phillips. who married Eleanor
Hyde: Mr.. William Phillips of the Ameri-
| can embassy in London, for whose we'd
| ding with Miss Drayton in February Dr
| Phillips went over TO be best man, aho
| Mr.. George Wendell Phillips of Boston
| For several years Mrs. Phillips and hei
| daughter have spent their winters IN
Washington and their summers at theli
| fine place, Moraine Farm, North BeNer'
| lev Miss Phillips is tall. with a dis
| tinguished presence, and Is run prd'
| nette, with exquisite coloring. She made
| quite a sensation when presented, WIFI
her sister. at Buckingham Palace cour'
| by the then Ambassador Choate. upor
the occa sion OF their first winter in Eng
land. Mr.. Peters. son OF MIS- Anofe"
| j. Peters of Jamaica Plain, Is serving
his second term in Congress- He Is eN
ceedingly popular in the society coterie
| OF young bachelors and much In deman'
on all occasions. He is a member OF tht
Somerset Tennis and Racquet, Union ane
| Tavern clubs in Boston. the Metropol1
tan and Chevy Chase in Washington. ant
| the Harvard in New York, and is one o
the class of 80. Mr.. Harold Peters, OIL
this wears class at Harvard, Is tine
| younger brother.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth is in Paris
and is guest at the home Of the Amer
lean ambassador
| The naval attache of the French EN-
| bassy Lieut.. Commander Benoist day
entertained at dinner last night at thu
Metropolitan Club in honor of the newl!
appointed naval attache of the Ch1ieai
legation. Capt. Arturo Cuavas.
| The charge d'affaires of France. NJ. lie
fevre Pontalis received the guests will
Niscount day and there were present
the first secretary of the Chilean lega
ton, Mr.. Alberto Yoacham; the first sec
rotary of the Peruvian legation, Mr.. d.
| Freyre y Santander: the naval attache o
the Russian embassy. Commander Vas
silieff: the naval attache of the German
| embassy. Commander Won RetZmann: TIT
naval attache of the Bra lillian embaS Sy
Lieut. Commander de Azevedo; the mil
itary attache of the Japanese embassy
! Maj. Tanaka: the naval attache of th
Japanese embassy. Commander Hira ga
the naval attache of the Italian emba ssy
Lieut. Campero. and the military attach'
of the Spanish legation, Col. de Crcullo.
Rear Admiral Hollyday, L. s NJ and
| Mrs Hollyday had as their luncheon
| guests Yesterday at the Chevy Chase
| Club Senator and Mrs Burrows. Gen
and Mrs. Medorem Crawford Maj. and
Mrs Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy futile
and Mrs. De Witt Talmase
Senator and Mrs. Nelson w. Aldricf
and the members of their family are
expected at their country home at War
wick Neck, r. L., today for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting
have arrived at Barton lodge, Hot
Springs. for the summer and fall. Miss
| Alice Whiting and Miss Julia Whiting
entertained Miss Eudora Glover, daugh-
ter of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richard
son Glover. last week and gave lunch
con and tea in her honor.
Mrs. Annie +. Grigsby is attending the
exercises incident to commencement
week at the HOllins, Va. Institute, where
her daughter, Miss Mabel Grigsby, will
| graduate this year.
| Miss Theresa T.. DreXel has gone to
Annapolis to spend June week. during
which time she will be the guest of Mrs
F. Roop Smith and Miss Helen Smith.
The Washington Country Club gave an.
other informal dance at it's new club
house Saturday evening. The large re-
ception room. which is admirably adapt
ed for dancing. was beautifully deco
| Tod ha function on.