Evening star., 1911-05-26


was trimmed with small pink and white
roses with "A large bow OF royal blue
velvet at the hack.
Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant. 3d-Coa: costume
Of white French serge. hat of white straw
trimmed with llacs and bows of black
velvet.
Mrs. James r. McKee-t;own of mauve
cloth trimmed with satin Of tho same
color: hat Of mauve straw trimmed with
volets.
Mrs. Herher. Sh'pmnu Tailored suit Of
silver gray clct't with white pencil stripe
with rink roses at the ccrsaee. large hat
of gray straw topped With 2lu;nes of elec-
trio blue.
Miss Catherine NJ Liston will sail June
:; for an extended visit to Ireland.
Mr. Robert j. wynne and Miss Ruth
Wynne went to New York this mornn 2
and the latter will sail tomorrow to spend
the season in London with her brother
in-law and sister. Capt. and Mrs. French.
a their Hyde Park residence. Later they
will travel on the continent. and Miss
Wynne expects 10 return in the late fall
TO this city.
Mr.. Wynne will return here carly next
week.
Miss Eleanor Ridgely will join her aunt
Mrs Franklin Ridgely. and the latter s
sons and daughters for motor trip in
Canada and will sail with the same
party June ~ to spend tie summer and
early autumn abroad.
Capt. Warren Dean. L. S A.. enter
tanned at supper following a kitchen
shower last night complimentary to Miss
Lucy Garrard and Lieut. Victor Foster.
whose marriage takes place next week.
Mrs \. a. Mason of Chicago is on a
stto the Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. MacVeagh, who will entertain at
dinner this evening
Mrs Louis Nelson of New York is Wis
iting her brother and sster-in- law. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Raymond Perry Rod
gers. who entertained with a dinner last
night at their Newport place in honor of
Capt. Prouhet commanding the French
cruiser DEstrees. and his officers. and
Lieut.. De VaiSseau Benoist d Azy. naval
attache at the French embassy in Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Gould. the latter for
merly Miss Hobbs of Newport. have re-
turned from their honeymoon i'm Europe
and are visiting Pay Director and Mrs. L.
Goodwin Hobbs. parents of Mrs. Gould,
al Newport. Later they will come to their
home in this city.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Day will
join shortly Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Day
at their summer home at Mackinaw
Island. The latter couple have gone first
to Canton, Ohio, for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs Duncan c. Phillips. ac-
companied by their sons Mr. James
Phillips and Mr.. Duncan Phillips. will
sail for Europe tomorrow from New
York.
Miss Emily Beatty. daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. Beatty. and Miss Marguerite
Caperton, will go to Annapolis to-
morrow to spend June week. and will
be guests there OF Lieut.. Commander
and Mrs. Kinds.
Miss Sally Ovenshine. daughter of
Gen. and Mrs Ovenshine. left today for
West Point. where she will spend a
short time before going to Nova SEQ
tia for the summer Gen. and Mrs
Ovenshine will stop in Atlantic City
before going to Nova Scotia, where
they have summer home.
The newly appointed Brazilian am
bassador. Senior Dominica de CANA. Is
expected in New York from Europe
June or thereabouts.
Today is the birthday of the British
queen, and the last day for contribu-
tions to the coronation birthday gift
to Queen Mary from her namesakes Of
the empire.
Sums ranging from a pound TO
penny have been contributed by Marys
all over the world. the rich and the
poor. the blind and the halt, and a
substantial sum has been realized.
At the fourth court of King George
and Queen Mary last night the queens
dress was of English-made satin, every
stitch Of British workmanship.
Mrs, Whitelaw Reid presented five
Americans. Mrs. John Nicholas Brown
of Providence, R. l.. according to a
Herald, wore wonderful dress Of
liberty satin. over which was silk mesh
in gold and amethysts, the
bodice being trimmed with white vel
vet and mass of gold embroidery and
and the train of mauve satin
with silver, crystals. pearls
and diamonds. Her ornaments were
pearls.
Mrs. James T. Harahan of Chicago,
another of the group. was dressed in
cloth of gold embroidered with dia
the train being also of cloth
OF gold elaborately embroidered with
diamonds and emeralds. She wore
tiara, pearl collar and bouquet
of Alexandra orchids.
Mrs. Post Wheeler. wife Of the sec
retary of the American embassy at
st. Petersburg, was dressed In rose
point lace over white satin, her train
being of soft white satin embroidered
with white lilies. Her ornaments were
ropes of diamonds
Mrs Blanche Barron of New York
wore a white satin dress with train
Mrs Roberts. president of the Congress
sional Club will receive this afternoon at
the musical. and will be assisted by Mrs.
Taylor of Colorado. Miss Wood of New
Jersey and Mrs. Hubbard of Iowa.
Mrs Ayres of New York and Mrs. Bart
lett of Georgia will be at the tea table
after the music.
Mrs Lenore Sherwood Pyle and Miss
Gronna will give the program.
DIR. and Mrs. Fairfax Whiting are going
to New York in a few days accompanied
by their daughters. After a few weeks
they will go to Bar Harbor for the sum-
mer.
The Siamese first secretary and Mrs.
Lotus will leave next Wednesday for
East Gloucester. Mass. where the !ega-
tion will be located for the summer.
The Japanese ambassador and Baroness
Uchida will give a dinner in honor of
the delegates TO the international fur seal
conference June /.
Capt. A. T. Balentine of San Diego
of the late Speaker Thomas Z. Reed
and who has been in Washington for
some weeks in the interest of legislation
the San Diego Panama-C Califor-
MIA exposition in 1915, has gone to Port
land to join Mrs. Balentine. who Is visit
ing her mother there.
Col. o. l.. Helm. L. S. A., retired and
Mrs. Helm of Washington are in New
York for few days.
The Golden Star class of the Mount
Pleasant NJ. E. Church Sunday school was
by the Young Mems class the