Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17
Europe accompanied by Mics Pansy


Bloomer.
Capt and Mrs. Richard T. Williams
win go to Baltimore tomo rs ns 70 sPepd
Miller at Woodruff. Green Spring valley.
mother of the latter.
Capt Williams has been appointed 10
special duty at the American legation. Pc
king. China. They will sail from the "a
cific coast in a few weeks for the far east.
and will travel for about two months De-
fore reaching Picking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald r. Harmon en-
tertained at q dinner and musical last
evening in compliment to Col Eugene
Plumacher. dean of the consular corps
at Maracaibo. VeneBuela. Among their
guests were Senior and Sonora Eugene
Plumacher. jr.. Mai. Edwardo Lores OF
Cuba. Dr. David Swero of Cienfuegos.
senor Julio Bourbon Villamor, former
governor of Luxon. Philippine Islands :
Senior Jose Legasti Villafior OF Manila,
Mrs. Marion n. Hall OF Detroit. Miss
falo. Mr.. William H. Weaver. DR.; Mario
Nunez Mesa and Senior Barranco both or
the Cuban legation.
The annual tea at the Home for Incur.
ables was held yesterday and was well
attended The several hundred visitors
were received by Mrs Archibald Hop
k;ns, the president of the board, assisted
by Mrs. Thomas w. Symons. Mrs. NJ.
Lewis Clarke and Mrs. John o. Evans.
and in the large sitting room Mrs. Thorn
as Eayard. Mrs. Robert Chew and Mrs.
Huntington Wilson. with a number of as
sistants. dispensed tea, lemonade and
sandwiches. Among the visitors were the
Bishop of Washington. Mrs. Meyer, wife
of the Secretary OF the Navy: Mrs Hunt
,ngton Wilson. DR.. and Mrs. Randolph
McKim. Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. Mrs. Dun
can McKim. Mrs. Charles Rae. Miss Ktb-
hey. Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mrs.
r. r. Hit. Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
Beekman Winthrop. DR.. and Mrs. Brate-
nahl. DR.. and Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. George
Huff. the Misses Mellon. Mrs. Seaton
Schroeder, the Misses Schroeder. DIR. and
Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs Frank B. Noyes. Mrs.
Charles J. Bell, DR.. and Mrs. Fremont
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Peyton Russell.
Mrs. Richard Harlow. the Misses Harlan
and Gen. and Mrs. George L. Andrews
The general comfort OF the house and
the special Improvements OF the past year
received unanimous approval and praise
The members Of the board of manage
ment escorted visitors through the build.
ing.
Miss NJ. Carey Thomas and Miss Gar
rett have issued invitations for lunch
con at the deanery. Bryn Mawr, to meet
President Taft. June 2.
Gen. and Mrs. Merritt gave a dinner
followed by dancing at Chevy Chase last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jeffries Parsons
entertained at dinner last night the off,
GERS of the American Federation Of Art.
the annual convention of which begins
today. The guests included Mr.. Charles
NJ. Hutchinson of Chicago. president OF
the federation: Mr.. Ralph Adams Crane.
Miss Leila Mechlin. Mr.. Edwin Hartman
of Boston. Miss Florence Nj. Levy OF
New York, Mr.. Josiah Pennington OF
Baltimore. Mr.. Glenn Brown. Mr.. Hen.
men Jennings. Mr.. William Woodward OF
New Orleans and Mr.. George de Forest
Brush
arrival in this country late this month
will be accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
f. G. III. Slater, who is now in London.
They will go to the Slater villa in New
port for an indefinite stay: Mrs. Slater
has been abroad for some time and spent
the winter making a trip up the Nile.
Mrs. Thomas CAT entertained at a
luncheon at Fassifern farm. Hot Springs.
yesterday for a motor party which In
cluded Mrs. Frank Ellis.
Senator and Mrs Gugsenheim have
taken cottage at Hot Springs, Va. for
the early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Carleton L. Wood of Uti.
ca, y. Y. who. have. been on short
trip south. spent yesterday with the
parents of the latter, Maj. and Mrs. Rich
ard Sylvester. and left last night for
home.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home Of Mrs. a. Force Mainhall OF G
| street yesterday morning, when ihel
daughter, Miss Alice Jeffries Mainhall
was united in marriage to Mr.. John w
Green Of New York. Rev. Harry Farme:
of Foundry M. E. Church performed the
ceremony. The bride wore travelling
dress Of blue broadcloth made princess,
with trimming Of real lace with coa'
and hat to match. She carried bride
roses and was attended by her sister.
Miss Gladys Mainhall. who wore white
silk made semi-princess and carried PINK
carnations. The bride was given IN
marriage by her mother who wore black
silk with white lace trimming. Mr.. Louis
Albert Clausell CT Washington was best
man. \ wedding lunch was served Tor
the bridal party, after which AN in
formal reception was held. The bride
received many pretty wedding quits Inc
happy couple lett on the O'Clock train
for a short trip. after which they Will
reside at 424 West I'D street. New York
city Mr.. John W. Green is custom
house inspector in the city of New York
He was formerly a special agent for
tee having spent a number OF years IN
the Philippine Islands engaged in special
work for that department.
Mrs. Carl Kaufman will be at home to-
rrorrow afternoon and evening at 1854 N
street
1ir. and Mrs Edward S. Munford have
bo,,s,,t Cedar Croft, the beautiful coun-
tryplace o. AIR. Adds Browne near Chevy
Chase aud will make 1t their summer
home. spending the winters in the city.
as usual.