Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-14

coe, Mr.. Hammersley. Mr.. Kane, Dr.
Hopkins. DIR. Digges pr. Mundell. Dr
Kerr. Mr.. Hagner, Mr.. Theall. Mr.. rem
nant. DR.. Garnett, Dr. Louis l.ehr. MI
Thomas. Mr.. Murray Cobb. DIR. Spencer,
Canon lie Nries. DR.. Breckenridge. Mr.
Arthur Addison and Mr.. Anthony Addi-
son.
Nj. and Mrs. Roosevelt Will entertain
the bridal party attending their daughter
Miss Olga Roosevelt. and DIR. Bayne al
dinner tonight at the Chevy Chase Cub
The marriage of the couple will take
place tomorrow afternoon at st. Thomas
Church. and will be followed by- a recep-
ton at the Roosevelt home. for which
number OF out-of-town guests will arrive
either to-day or tomorrow. Those already
here are Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo T.. Wood
house. Charles Woodhouse. Miss billing
ham and Mr.. and Mrs. William i. Clark
Til. German ambassador and Countess
Berrstorff arrived ia New York yes
terday from Europe. and were prominent
al one of the leading hotels in the early
dinner parties preceding the opera.
Tile Ladies' Aid Society Of All Souls
Chapel will give q reception to DIR. and
Mrs. oterrett "Wednesday evening from
5 TO 10 o'clock. AZ the residence of Miss
Emery. ZOOS Cathedral avenue. There are
no cards If Invitation.
Col. and Mrs. Albert Barnitz and daugh-
ter are at the Brighton. They are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. Byrne. widow of
Col. Byrne.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles l.. Fitzhush
who have been in Coboufg. Canada, for
the past few weeks. are III New York.
where they will remain for few days
before returning to Washington.
Gen. and Mrs William Pennock Rogers.
who have spent the past seven months
in Europe. have returned to Washington
and now located at 1876 l street
for the winter. Their sister. Miss Brown
Ing. who accompanied them, will leave in
q few days for minnesota.
Mrs John Jacob Astor. the bride OF
Col. Astor. occupied with him the Astor
box At the opera last night in New
York. Her gown was of white satin
hrocade with short sleeves bordered
with brown marabOu. A band Of dia-
monds was in her couture. and she also
wore necklace with pendant of large
diamonds. In their party was Miss kath-
crime Force sister of Mrs Astor, who
wore pale blue satin finished at the cor
sage with flet lace: diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend of this city.
dressed in pale pink satin and lace and
diamond bandeau in her hair, was guest
with Mr. Townsend and Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig Biddle in Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Goelet's box.
Count Robert Nostitz. chamberlain OF
the Austrian emperor, captain of lancers
and member of the general staff OF the
army has arrived from Europe. and VIII
spend the next fortnight in New York as
the guest of his brother-in-iaw and sister
the Chevalier Won LoeWentnal Lihdu
charge d'affaires OF Austria Hungary in
the United States and Nine Won Loewen-
thal-Linau. The latter's twin sister,
Countess Aglae Nostitz, is also with them
in New York.
Mrs Arthur NJ. Lucas of savannah mas
arrived TO attend the marriage of her son.
Mr. Arthur NJ Lucas. jr., of this city. and
Miss Margaret Brown Cunningham ar
BrAnchville. Nd. Thursday NO invita-
tions were sent out for the MARRIAGE.
which will be in the presence or the
brides parents. the bridgegroom's mother
and the hrdgegroom'S brother. Mr. Harry
Is. Lucas Of Charlotte. The young couple
will go to New York for few days and
will be in Savannah in time for the auto
mobile races. They will reside in Wash
ingtun.
When Mrs. Roy Adams bride OF DR..
Adams OF this city, who was Miss Ella
CIapp of Minnesota, threw her brldal oou-
Clapp of Minnesota. three her bridal pou-
quet of white roses and lilies or the val
lev to the group of expectant girls which
was waiting at the foot of the stairs as
she went upstairs before leaving for the
east Miss Alice Tilotson OF Minneapolis.
who was the maid of honor. and Miss
Marjorie Stevens of ST Paul caught the
fragrant miSSive that holds a prophecy or
marriage within year.
Miss Ruth *. Rice will be presented at
a tea in December at the home or her
uncle. Mr.. Charles Orrin Rice, Ely .
street
Mrs Duncan L. Fletcher and daughters,
Misses Nell and Louise. are enjoying
IT,, -
Senator Fletcher will arrive in Jackson
Vile about November %. and will leave
there December 1 for Washington He
will be accompanied by his family. Mrs,
of friends in Jacksonville who regret that
their visit there will be SO brief.
Mrs. p V. De Graw is visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
The ladies' auxiliary board Of Provi-
dence Hospital is giving its annual tea
and linen shower Monday. November q.
from TO :. when contributions of linen
for the free wards viii be welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard V. Oulahan and 1
son have arrived in London. where they |
will take up their residence.
Prince Koudacheff. charge d'affaires of |
the Russian embassy. and members Of |
the embassy STAFF Will go to New York |
George Bakhmetieff, the new Russian |
ambassador, upon his arrival in this |
country.
Miss Eleanor Cullom Ridgely has Joined |
her grandfather. Senator Cullom. and her |
aunt, Miss Fisher at their residence on |
Massachusetts avenue. after a visit OF /
several weeks to her brother-in-iaw and |
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps Brown.
Miss Ridsely spent the summer travel |
ing abroad with her aunt, Mrs Franklin |
Ridgely.