Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-22

her household. She initiated the move
ment among society girls two years ago
to study domestic science. In direct con-
trast to Mrs. Gannett's domesticity is her
chant is for base ball. and ~two years
ago at the Profile House she was cap
tain and pitcher for her team
Mr.. Gannett, member Of the banking
firm of Parkinson G. Burr. is graduate
Of Harvard, 81, and a member OF the
Union Club, the Tennis and Racquet Club.
the Country Club. the Myopia, the Oak
ley and the New York Harvard clubs and
the University Club of Chicago
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
are spending a few days in New York
on their way to Washington from their
home in Utica.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
will give q dinner tonight complimentary
to the bureau chiefs Of his department.
Postmaster General Hitchcock gave a
dinner last night at the st. Regis. New
York. for Mrs. William B. Leeds. Prfn-
cess San Faustino and John Barrett were
there, and afterward Mr.. Hitchcock took
his guests to the theater.
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer and the Miss
es Meyer have arrived in New York from
Hamilton, and will be for the remainder
OF the. week at the Hotel Belmont.
Mrs. wickersham will give a luncheon
Friday.
Mrs Amos R. E. Pinchot of 1921 Park
avenue is giving dinner and musical
Saturday. December 8. for Lady John:
stone. at which violinist will play. Mrs.
James Pinchot of this city and her daugh-
ter will stay with Mrs. Amos Pinchot
until Lady Johnston sails, on December
IL, for England.
Capt. and Mrs. Wigmore will go to
Philadelphia for the Army and Navy
game Saturday, where they will join Mrs.
Wigmore's mother and sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Stauffer Moore and Mrs. Robbins,
and will spend several days with them in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Robbins will have
with her her son, Edward Robbins, jr.
Lieut. Col Harry F.. Hodges. u S. A..
and Mrs. Hodges have sent out cards for
the debut tea of their daughter, Miss
Frances Hodges, Monday, December a.
Mrs. Charles r. Collins and Miss Col
Inns of Washington are in New York for
a few days and are staying at the Hotel
Wolcott.
The Austro- Hungarian charge d'affaires
and Nine. Won Observation-Disclosures. with
Countess Ag.ae NostitZ and Count Robert
Nostitz, who have been staying for some
time In New York, will return here today.
Zia Youssouf. the Turkish ambassador,
has gone to New York.
Messrs. G. Kealoha and H. Kahalemake
Gilman Of Honolulu. Hawaii, entertained
Misses Grace Sterrett. Madeline Weaver.
Catherine Collins. Flossie Galliett Mary
Rothget, Kauluwela Stockwell. Pikake
Meyers. Panini Cooper. Messra Arthur
G. Miller. r. c. Roster. George l. Hou-
chins, Claude r. Drake, Marylander;
A. Otto and Charles L. Watts in honor
Of Mrs j. M. CARRIER and Misses Eliza
beth, Verna and Edith CARRIER. They were
assisted by Mr.. c. Rowland Goo On, also
Of Honolulu, and Mr.. George W. Ryon.
Hawaiian songs were played on either
and guitar by the Messrs Gilman. &C.
companied by Mr.. Goo On on guitar.
Among the passengers sailing on the
express steamship George Washington
the following from Washington: Mr.. Will
liam Walker Smith and Mr.. L. Maillet.
The marriage of Miss Alice Scott and
Mr.. Charles B. Lansing will take place
late this afternoon at Colorado Springs
and will be followed by a reception at
the Scott residence. 1927 Wood avenue.
Several beautifully arranged dinners AMI
groom last week. Wednesday. Mrs. Will
liam A. Otis gave white rose
luncheon complimentary to Miss Scott
and the young women OF tue bridal party
Miss Charlotte Touzalin entertained Fri
day evening with a dinner dance at the
Cheyenne Mountain Country Club in COM
pliment to Miss Scott and Mr.. Lansing.
The decorations of American beauty roses
and white chrysanthemums were beauti-
full and the menu quite elaborate.
Mrs Francis. D. PastoriuS and her sis
ter. Miss Elizabeth Lockhart. were host
esseS of a smartly appointed luncheon
given for Miss Scott last Saturday noon
at the Pastorius residence on North Cas-
H. y.k, ,f<wy.< sNfx he.
regular dancing parties OF the members
Of the Cheyenne Mountain Country Club
was given at the clubhouse and there
were sixty or more diners previous. The
largest dinner party was composed or
the members Of the Scott Lansing bridal
party. Mrs. Edward H. Eyre, 1922. North
Cascade avenue gave a dinner Monday
for the bride and her attendants, while
Mr.. Lansing was entertaining the men Of
the bridal party at a bachelor supper at
the Ell Paso Club.
Mrs William III. Holt announces the en-
gagement Of her granddaughter, Anna
Adele Hickerson, to Mr.. Charles ]. Ander-
son, both Of this city.
Miss Manan Mccarthy and Mr.. George
Franklin Hunt will be married tonight at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John OFT. Mccarthy, 1910 Kenyon
street. Rev. Father MCGEE will ofiiciate
and the bridal couple will consist of Mrs
Don E. Clarke, matron OF honor: Miss
Rose Mccarthy, sister of the bride. maid
Of honor: Miss Jen Brown of Philadel-
phia and Miss Trixie Miller Of st. Louis.
bridesmaids, and little Virginia Mccarthy
as flower bearer. There will also be four
ribbon holders, Miss Edith and Miss Viola
Eggleston of Baltimore and Mrs. A. Gal
lagher and Mrs. B. Southworth.
After December 10 the couple will live
at 1910 Kenyon street.
Mr. John Taylor Arms has sent out
cards for the marriage Of his daughter
May to Mr.. Dean Stockett diamonds,
Monday, December II, at II O'Clock. at
the Church of the Epiphany.
A breakfast will follow at 1890 at 1900
New Hampshire avenue.
Miss Frances e. KeI has returned from
New York to her home, 36A1 18th street
northwest.
Miss Gertrude de Orme Hanley and MT.
Robert Farnham, jr., were married at
1880 o'clock this morning at the Church
Of the Ascension. by the Rev. j. Henning
helms. Mr.. James F. Allen escorted the
bride. VINO was given away by her sister.
MrslMedora Lauderdale of st. Paul. MINI
The bride wore her travelling gown of
dark blue broadcloth, with velvet hat
to match and fisher furs, and was attend