Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
VIRGINIA HOSPITALITY FOR
WASHINGTON CELEBRITIES.
Marriage Of Miss Darby and Mr.
Yauch Takes Place This After.
noon-Travel Plans-Notes.

Yauch Takes Place This After
noon-Travel Plans-Notes.
Miss Taft. who went to Annapolis, has
not yet returned. The President and Mrs.
Taft will go to the theater tonight. Miss
Keys, who spent last week at the White
! House, left for her home in Cincinnati
| today.
The Attorney General and Mrs Wick
ersham, the Belgian minister and the
Countess de Buisseret. Sir Robert and
| Lady Hadfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Francis Adams. Miss Adams OF Boston.
| with ex-Gov. Montague, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Esbert G. Leigh. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
| Randolph Williams. Lilburn T. Myers
| and other Virginia friends of the host
and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w.
Anderson of Richmond. Va. spent Sat-
urday and yesterday on a steamboat
on the James river. and Saturday night
at Old Point Comfort. Yesterday they
| devoted to Yorktown and Williams
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson entertained
| the Washington guests and others at
a large dinner Friday night.
Senator Bacon of Georgia will escort
the bride at the marriage of Miss Blanche
| E. Darby and Mr.. Charles F.. Yauch this
afternoon at O'Clock in the Wyoming:
A small gathering of their relatives and
personal friends will be present. Rev. Or.
Brady will officiate. Miss Anna Darby
will attend her sister. The bride is a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
C.. Darby of Maryland. Mr., Yauch is
from New Carlisle. Ohio. He and his
bride will travel extensively before de-
Gliding upon their future residence.
Brig. Gen Francis Moore, L. s. A..
Is during a brief visit in Washington a
guest Of Col. and Mrs. G. A. Stedman,
1903 New Hampshire avenue
Mrs Harold Mccormick, who originated
the idea of afternoon tea in Lincoln Park.
! Chicago, for the socially-elect to meet
each other, presided at the first gathering
last week. 1t was success. Her own
| servants were at the entrances to the
casino on the grounds and the place was
practically deserted, save for those ex'
| pected. The second afternoon had even
| better attendance. of both walking and
motor parties.
Miss Adeline Culp Of this city. who
| went to Atlanta with her father last
| week and is the guest Of Mrs. Smith
Pickett. will be the guest OF honor At
| q number Of pretty parties this week.
| Among those entertaining In her nonor
will be DIR. and Mrs. Bates Block. VINO
| will give dinner for her tonight. Tomor-
row evening she will be among the out
of-town guests at the driving club. and
Miss Rosa Lowry will entertain at q
| matinee party one afternoon in her
at the informal dinner dance at the East
| Lake Club Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip H. Mcmillan, who
have been abroad several months Will be
| here today to visit Mrs. McMillan's
mother. Mrs. Nicholas Anderson. Mr..
| Mcmillan will go to Detroit tomorrow,
| but Mrs. Mcmillan will remain few
| weeks.
After the exercises Of presentation day
| at Kendall Green, next Wednesday after
noon, Dr. Gallaudet and Miss Gallaudet
will receive their friends Informally at
| their home.
| An unusually pretty wedding took place
Tuesday afternoon, April Is. at the Pro-
| Cathedral of st. Stephen the Martyr.
| Portland Ore, when Miss Marie Egloh
| Wetzel became the bride of DR.. Andrew
Johnson Browning OF The Dalles, Ore.
| ficiating. The bride. who was given in
marriage by her brother, Charles Jeffer-
| son Wetzel. was attired In her travelling
suit, a smart mannish mixture of tan,
WITH WHICH SIG WOIc oil cru old" PIS.
ture hat effectively trimmed with shaded
brown willow plumes. her bouquet being OF
bride roses. Her only attendant was her
sister, Miss Bertha Whilldin Wetzel who
was stylishly gowned in gobelin blue fou-
| lard with large black picture hat trimmed
with shaded coral pink willow plumes.
| Golden Gate roses constituted her bou-
quet. Mr.. Henry NJ. Browning was his
brothers best man. and the following
| ushers seated the guests during g. very
| qffrQ active nv. f11A np0QnfQt Mr.
Carl Denton: DIR. G. Norman Pease,
| Hartridge G. Whip. Harold v. Newlin
| and Loyal H. Mccarthy. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal party and
| very few intimate friends repaired to
the home Of Mrs Charles J. Wetzel. the
| brides mother, where Mrs. Mary Mason
Browning. the mother Of the groom. as
sisted in entertaining the guests at din
ner.
| The bride is the daughter Of the late
| Charles Jefferson Wetzel Of this city and
a granddaughter Of the late William H.
| Wetzel. who was for many years promi-
nently' identified with the commissary
| generals office OF the War Department.
| He died five years ago.
Dr. Browning. who Is direct descend
| ent Of the Washington family Of Virginia.
was resident physician at the George
Washington University Hospital until his
departure to Portland.
Mrs. Clarence Venable. who has been
visiting her mother at 5SA Bates street
| for the past two weeks. has returned to
| her home. livingstone on the Hudson. ac-
companied by her mother. who viii spend
the summer months there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lees of 1902 Euclid
| street have gone to San Francisco Cal.
| where Mr.. Lees is to spend couple Of
| months assisting at the forestry station
located In that city. Mrs Lees will visit
with relatives at Los Angeles. Whittier.
| Oakland and other points while they are
| on the Pacific coast.
| Mr.. William Phelps Emo entertained
n riding party yesterday. The meeting
was at the Riding Club at 10 o'clock and
the drive was through Rock Creek Park.
A luncheon was served later at the Rid
Ing Club. In the party were Mrs. w.
Sinclair Bowen. Miss Marion Oliver. Miss
| Jeanette Allen. Miss Mildred Breble.
Miss Sykes. Miss Margaretta Brooke,
Representative A. J. Peters. Gen. Crozier.
| Maj Henry T. Allen, Col Greble.. Capt.
Guy H. Henry, Maj. William E. Horton.
Capt. J.. R. Lindxay Lieut. B. A. Long.
Lieut.. r. F. Tate. Mr.. William Littauer
Of New York. Mr.. William w. Graves Of
| Richmond. Mr.. Charles II. Hercamp OF
Virginia. Mr.. Jack Siebert. Mr.. J. Will
liam Henry, Mr.. Eldridge e. Jordan. Mr.
| Frederic L. Hufdekeper. Mr.. George o.
| Totten. jr.: Mr.. M. G. Hazen. Mrs. James