Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-10

Lansing, arrived today to spend several
months, will give dinner of twenty
covers tonight for Ambassador and Mrs.
Hill.
| Col and Mrs. Henry May of 1925 X
street northwest have announced that
| the marriage of their daughter Cecilia
and Mr.. Robert Low Bacon. jr., son of
the United States ambassador to France,
will not take place.
No reasons are given for the breaking
of the engagement, which had been
rumored for several days and which Is
confirmed by the above statement
| The engagement was announced in
| early March, and following the arrival or
seemed a probability that the marriage
might take place while they were in the
country. Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon have since
| returned to France.
The Belgian minister and Countess de
! Buisseret entertained at luncheon at
| the legation yesterday in honor OF Mr..
| and Mrs. LarZ Anderson, who are mere
| on a visit to Mrs. Nicholas Anderson;
The other guests were Attorney General
Wickersham. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Story
and Miss Miriam Crosby.
Mr. Frank Clark Cosby of Boston is
here to spend the remainder of the month
with his brother. Col. Spencer Cosby. L.
s. A. and with his mother, Mrs Frank
Carvill Crosby, at Stonleigh Court. Inc
latter will sail from New York for the
Mediterranean ports Thursday, May 1s.
on the Saxonia,
Former Senator and Mrs. Nelson w.
Aldrich and Miss Lucy Aldrich are eX-
pected at their Warwick Neck, H. l.,
home in a few days.
Mrs George A. Converse is at Rye,
N. Y. on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Augustin Derby.
Mr.. Guy Norman. who spent the past
season in Washington. going later TO
end making arrangements for opening
| the family country home. Bee Rock, at
Beverly Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Mclean. who
are going abroad shortly. will take
Miss Christine Owen of this city, a
cousin of the latter. with them.
| Miss Marguerite Barbour. who is at
Atlantic City with her mother, is pic
tured in one of the Philadelphia morn
| ing papers prcmenading on the Board
| walk with Miss Frances Livingston
Sullivan and Miss Leta Livingston Sui
Ivan Of Philadelphia.
Miss Zulu S. Edwards and Mr.. Will
bert V. Renner will be married Satur-
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Edwards. at Rosemont, D. c. The
| bride will be attended by Miss Susie
Harvey as maid Of honor and Mr.. DON
aid EARL will be best man. Rev.
George Miller of the Ninth Street
Christian Church will perform the
ceremony in the presence Of the i'm
mediate relatives, but large recep-
| ton will follow. A number of Out-of-
town guests are expected.
The enga cement of Miss Claire Parme-
| lee of San Diego. Cal. and Ensign Paul
yesterday. Ensign Speicher is attached
| to the L. s. 8. Washington with the At
| lautic fleet. simultaneously with the an
nouncement here he made known the en-
Washington. now at Cuba. for the junior
officers. The wedding will take place in
| the early summer
Nine Pardo, wife Of the Peruvian min
lister. will leave tomorrow, accompanied
| by her brother-in-law. Louis Pardo, for
New York. and Thursday they will sail
| for Europe for a trip Of several weeks.
The minister will not accompany Nine.
Pardo, but may join her later in Europe.
The marriage Of Miss Helena Marshall
Fischer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
H. Fischer. and Ensign John Franklin
Mrs Shafroth Of Colorado. will take place
Saturday. April 20, in st. James Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Miss Fischer's
attendants will be Misses Betty Collamore,
Adelaide Gostenhofer. Katherine S. Doty.
! Josephine Paddock and Jean Disbrow.
Mr.. Morrison Shafroth will be best man.
There will be small reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer. No. 1.9
West 10th street, New York afserward.
Mrs Lauren L. Eckels is making a
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Lane, at Oak Lane. Philadelphia. for a
month before going to San Antonio to
join her husband, DR.. Eckels.
Mrs. Ernesto MenSa Of Venice. Italy,
with her infant daughter is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira j. Baker, at