Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-15

The Vice President left today to join
Mrs. Sherman at their home in Utica,
but both expect to return early next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Einstein and
Miss Edith Morgan are guests at the
White House.
Secretary and Mrs. Knox are in New
York, where they went yesterday.
Mrs John Wv. Foster will receive Mon
day from 70 and expects to have with
her Mrs. David j. Hill, wife Of the Ameri-
can ambassador to Germany. Miss Hill
and Miss Merrill, Mrs. and Miss Dulles
and Mrs. Lansing, and any Of their friends
are invited to call at that time.
Miss Ruth Noyes, who spent the past
two months in San Francisco and south
ern California, returned last night.
Assistant Paymaster Smith Hempstone.
L. S. NJ. has gone to Philadelphia. hay
ing been ordered to the United states
ship Vermont for duty.
Miss zula S. Edwards, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Edwards. and Mr..
Wilbert Vernon Renner, will be married
this evening at Gas in the flower-decked
library Of the brides home, 11Ol Adams
street northeast, with the Rev. George
Miller, Of the Ninth Street Christian
Church officiating,
The color scheme in the decorations Will
be pink with palms and trailing vines.
A portion Of the Marine Band will play
the wedding march and during the large
reception which will follow.
Miss Susie Harvey will be the maid OF
honor, and her gown will be Of light blue
satin and she Will carry a bouquet Of
pink roses and carnations. Mr.. Donald
Earll will be the best man.
The bride will be given away by her
father. Her gown will be white satin
crepe meteor. She will wear a tulle veil
and a wreath Of lilies of the valley.
After an extended northern tour the
where they will reside with the brides
parents.
A number Of guests from out Of town
are here for the wedding.
Miss LILY Clark was hostess for Poto-
mac Chapter .. A. r., at its regular
meeting held at the home of the vice
regent April u. The business Of the
evening was the nomination Of officers
and resulted in the unanimous selection
of Mrs. Wanamaker, regent; Mrs.
Quirollo. vice regent: Miss Clark. record
ing secretary: Miss Keathley, CORE
spending secretary; Miss Hudson. treas
urer; Mrs. Bodell, registrar; Mrs. Par
ham, historian, and Miss Branch. chap
lain. The papers of the evening were
'Burgoynes Campaign in New York"
by Mrs. Wanamaker. Miss Keathley
read Life of Gen. Gates" and Miss
Hudson paper on Gen. Stark. Miss
Frey was welcomed as q new member.
A social hour and dainty refreshments
closed the enjoyable evening.
Mr.. Brewster Reamey Of New York is
spending Easter with his parents, Com
The Congressional Club will give a re-
ception to the officers Of the National
Society. D. A. r.. state regents and
to 6. instead of Monday as first planned.
Mrs. Charles T. Garfield and grand
daughter of New York city are visiting
their cousin, Mrs. NJ. E. Lamb or Ii
street northwest.
William Pitt Kellogg, former governor
and United States senator. is one OF the
daily frequenters of the Boardwalk, At
lantic City. He is over eighty. but still
hale and hearty. He is at the Marlbor-
ougf-Blenheim until after Easter, with
his niece. Miss Mary X. Wills.
Miss Clara Palmer of Kenyon street
left Friday to spend Easter week at At
lantic City. after which she will be the
guest of Miss Leeds Of Philadelphia.
Romance invaded the Chamber Of Com
merce Yesterday when Miss Mary Mar
guerite Fay. assistant to Secretary
Thomas Grant, was married to Vincent
NJ Taber a young Washington business
man. There was much surprise among
the Washington business and commercial
men when they learned Of the wedding,
for Miss Fay had said nothing about the
coming event.
The wedding took place yesterday at
the home of the bride in Congress
Heights. Rev. Merritt Earl performed
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Taber have
gone away on a brief honeymoon trip
and Mrs. Taber is expected to be back at
her desk Monday morning.
Mrs. William Henry Dennis and her
daughter Mrs. Charles Reid Riley, left
this morning to visit relatives near Al
10 to Atlantic City before returning to
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Savile and
Miss Saville have returned to Washing
ton after a stay of several weeks in st.
Augustine, Fla.
Miss Ruth Corwin daughter Of DR.. T.
". Corwin Of Newark, n. j., is spending
her Easter holidays with her aunt, Mrs.
J. ]. Withall, 1908 Kenyon street.
Mrs Winnie Ream Hoxe. whose after
moons are always SD ueIlEntiuI, IetclNcu
as usual at her home on X street last
Tuesday. She had assisting her the niece
of eX-Gov. Kirkwood Mrs. Belt and Miss
Hoyt and Miss Lille F. Mickey and
others.
Mrs. Hoxie has nearly completed her
statue of ex-Gov Kirkwood of Iowa.
Much disappointment was expressed by
her callers because of the absence of
George Julian Volney. the sculptor of st.
Louis, who had expected to lecture here
Wednesday night, and who would have
been Mrs Hoxie's guest on Tuesday. He
was prevented from coming to Washing
ton by illness, but hopes to do so when
his health permits.
The Legion Of Loyal Women will be
'at home" to its friends Monday, April
II, pm. Comrades and friends are
cordially invited.
The marriage Of Miss Gladys Her
mione Cuttings, elder daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John s. Cuttings, to Mr.. Cecil
Barrel Of New York will take place at
Ashburton. the family residence near
Baltimore, Saturday. April %. Cardinal
Gibbons, assisted by the Rev. Father
Gavin, will perform the ceremony. The
bride will be attended by her sister, Miss
Dorothy Cuttings. and little Miss Lily
Barrett Knut niece of Mr.. Barret. will
be the flower girl. Mr.. Barret will have
Mr. Linzee Blagden Of New York as
best man. After the ceremony a break
fast will be served. Mr.. Barrel will
give his bachelor dinner at the University
Club in New York, Thursday evening,
April q.
Mrs. Clarence w. Grosner and her
mother Mrs Cert Of Pittsbur1 will be