Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14

| CHdIp, - A>.s dHL NlASo NeAA oAhA'S
Shepard and Mr.. John w. Faison. Look
| ing forward, these weddings would ap-
pear to be the great events OF the week.
Another White House garden party and
again singers to entertain-Danish stu
dents this time-will make Friday an in
teresting date. The garden party IN aid
Of the children's summer home Thurs
day afternoon and evening and the an
nual ball game. Metropolitan Club vs..
Chevy Chase, Friday afternoon on
Georgetown Field, for the benefit Of the
free wards at Providence Hospital. are
also scheduled.
| Mrs. e. F. Andrews was at homo yester-
day from to at her residence, 1892 18Th
street, in compliment to Mrs. William
Ruff1n Cox Of Richmond. Va. president o.
| the Colonial Danes.
| Miss Margaretta Brooke gave a small
dinner last night at the Chevy Chase Clut
In honor of Miss Dorothy Langitt anG
| Lieut.. Francis Bowditch Wildly, U. s. A.
whose wedding will take place the 20tf
| of this month.
Miss Mary McCauley gave dinner par.
ty of twenty-eight covers last night al
the Chevy Chase Club. which Mr.. ano
| VNTS. VOiCo(I AUChcIAh<1A ShdHCA OASu.
Mrs. Charlotte Pierson Garrett, widow
| Of Horatio w. Garrett whose engagement
to Capt. Carlyon Bellairs, r. n, re-
| New York Friday on board the steam
ship Adriatic. After a visit to her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. Pierson OF
| Lawrence, L. l., Mrs. Garrett will go to
Of her mother-in-law. Mrs T. Harrison
| Garrett, at her beautiful home, Ever
| green-on-Ave.
Terry, daughter Of the late Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Silas Terry, will sail for Italy
| May 81. Mrs. Terry has also been here
on q visit. and will accompany her
daughter to Europe.
Mrs. Taft accompanied the President to
New York yesterday, and Miss Helen
Taft went to Bryn Mawr for the week
end.
The Speaker Of the House and Mrs.
Champ Clark have moved into their new
apartments at 1909 18th street.
Tho Swiss minister gave dinner in
honor Of the members OF the international
bureau at Berne for the protection OF
the industrial property. now staying IN
rey-Godet. Mr.. Ed Waelti, Mr.. Louis
Poinsard. Mr.. Walther Kraft. Mr.. Henri
| Martin, secretary of the Swiss legation;
Mr.. Fred Luethy, chancellor of tho lega-
i Russian embassy.
| Sir Robert and Lady Hadf1eld gave q
| farewell dinner last night for the Belgian
minister and Countess de Buisseret. The
British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce were
among the guests.
The Belgian minister will leave Wash
ington the 10th Of May for New York,
j A0x, f0s N
Lapland. Countess de Buisseret will re-
main In this country to pay some visits,
the first Of which will be to her parents
at their place near Annapolis. She will
sail from New York the Sth OF July.
Mrs. Cromwell entertained q company
| of fifty young people at a luncheon yes
terday at the Playhouse for her daugh-
ter b. Brooks, jr., and their bridal party.
| The French ambassador and Mme. JUS
serand are away on a trip to Boston ana
Canada
Baroness Hengelmuller and the little
Baroness Mia will return to this city
| Tuesday next from Hot Springs. where
| they have spent some time.
| The ambassador and Baroness Hengei-
muller have taken q cottage at Bar Har-
Dor for the summer.
/ MIS-. r. AIfOI0WO cuIcI LAuICA oI - oO-
| lightful tea yesterday afternoon in honor
| Of Mrs. William Ruff1n Cox, at her home
| on 10th street The house was prettily
decorated in blue and yellow. the colors
of the Colonial Danes Society. in com
pliment to Mrs. Cox. who is the president
| of that society.
Mrs. Lamar, wife Of Justice Lamar.
and Mrs. Matthew T. Scott received with
Mrs Andrews and Mrs. Cox.
i Miss Nanny Randolph Heth and Mrs.
Il Vbof md vrrAafdo6 the dAfnfflv annnint-
ed tea table.
The other assistants were Mrs. Hoes,
Mrs Janin. Mrs. Goodlbe, Mrs. c. Al
bert Hill and Mrs. Julian James.
i A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Eva Crump at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ruff. 231o LIST street
northwest, last Wednesday evening. Miss
extended visit to her brother and sister.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Gill. in Seattle. Wash.
She was presented with beautiful leath J.
err travelling bag. Mrs. Cora Brandt max
vocal music was engaged in until a late
hour. when the guests repaired to the
dining ROOM where buffet supper was
served. The table was decorated with
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ruff.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Crosman, Mrs. Brandt. Mrs:
Barnes, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Crooker ana
Mrs Curl, and the Misses Bosst. bowman,
4 COgg1nS, COlumDuSJ boIiu, Doaa-AS
French, Hyatt. Lauck, McAtee. Maprey'
! Neal. Ryan, A. Sheehan, NJ. Sheehan,
Shipley. Thomas. Holden anu Williams.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. Murray Burreli or
| Cleveland Park announce the marriage
of their son, Maynard Crane Burreil ana
Maude Elizabeth Embrey OF F'reoerlcKs-
burg. Va, which took place May Z" the
couple left Immediately for Fior1da, "nere
| they are being entertained by MI bur
rall's relatives. Miss Burrell who has
been south all winter. will return with
them June /. when Mr.. and MIS- BuTreii'
1r., will make their homo In cleveland
Park
Mrs. Richard wallach, Mrs. James F.
Barbour, Mrs Julian James. Commission
or and Mrs bennett, Mrs. William Man
ming Irwin, Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Mrs:
IL. s.. Webb. the Bolivian minister ana
Nine. Calderon. Miss Caideron, Mile
| Cusani, Mrs. de Sibour. MIS-. n: n.
Hit, Senator and Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. w: ~.
Curtis, Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs. Eugene Hale
Mrs. Preston Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. NC
Kenney, Mrs. William Haywood, Miss
Mara,,erite Barbour, Miss Gladys Hinck-
ley. Miss Dorothy Williams. Miss Patten'
Mrs. Huntington Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard 8. Reside, Mr.. De Graw. Mrs:
i William Barrett Ridgely. Rear Admiral
and Mrs Clover. Mrs w. K. Carr. Miss
Valerie Padelford, Miss Norita Pepper
4 Miss Wells, Miss Hume and MIS-. L. DE
Il witt Talmage were some OF those enjoy
ing the band concert yesterday AFTERNOON
Il on tho Potomac drive. The gathering OF
Il carriages and cars was large ana the
i scene a most animated one.