Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-02

New York yesterday announced to init
mate friends and relatives the engage
ment of their son. Mr.. /. Townsend Bur
den, jr.. and Miss Florence Sheedy, sec
ond daughter of Mr.. Dennis Sheedy of
Denver, Col The engagement was ru-
Miss Sheedys sister, MISS Marie J.
Sheedy, to Mr.. Robert l.. Livingston of
New York, in Denver on February Is. The
marriage will take place late next month
in Denver.
Mrs. James w Pinchot will go to New
York tomorrow TO be the guest of her
son and daughtern-faw, Mr., and Mrs.
Amos r. Emo Pinchot.' Until she sails on
the Celtic for Italy. on March s. Mr..
Clifford Pnchot will join his mother in
New York Saturday and is going abroad
with her.
The marriage of Miss Mary Loretta
Mitchell and Mr.. John c. Naylor took
place Tuesday evening at Trinity Episco-
pal Church, Rev Richard P: Williams
officiating. a reception followed at
the residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Mitchell of 1243 AZ
street southwest. The Mitchell home was
prettily and tastefuily decorated with
plants, American beauty roses and carna-
tons. The young bride was becomingly
attired in white satin mesSaiine with
pearl ornaments. The bridesmaid. Miss
Margaret Mitchell, sister of the bride,
wore crystal beaded net over pink satin.
Miss Frances Jacobson, vino was maid of
honor. was gowned in an empire frock
of blue crepe de chine and point lace.
Fully two hundred relatives and friends
of the bride and groom attended the re-
ception. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell. Mr.
Naylor and Miss Hazel Naylor, father
and sister of the groom, were assisted i'm
receiving by Mrs. Catherine Reagan, Miss
Marie Reagan, her daughter; Mr.. J: B.
Crowley, uncle of the groom: Mrs. Eliza
I,,ri ,n tl,.I6n
Carl Jacobson and Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy
NJ. Mitchell.
The Swiss minister and Nine. Ritter en-
tertained a dinner last night the British
ambassador and Mrs. Bryce. the charge
d afaires of Russia. Prince koudacheff
the counselor of the japanese embassy
and Nine. Matsui. MIR. and Mrs Edison
Churchill Candle Mrs. Herbert Shipman.
Baroness Preuschen. Mr.. Charles Henry
Butler. the first secretary of the French
embassy NJ. Peretti de la Rocca, and Mr..
Henri Martin, secretary Of the legation Of
Switzerland.
Mrs. Burrows was the guest for whom
Mrs. Young. wife of Representative Olin
Young. entertained at farewell luncheon
yesterday. Those present were Mrs.
Johnston. Mrs. Gamble. Mrs. Hepburn.
Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. McnIorran.
wives of representatives: Mrs. Day. Mrs.
Hollyday. Mrs. Hammond Mrs Aulick,
Mrs. Garlock and Miss Young, daughter
of the hostess.
Representative Richard Young enter
tanned the New York delegation at din
ner at the New Willard last night in
compliment to Senator Depew. who retires
from the Senate this week. There were
present Representative Driscoil, Repre-
sentative Draper, Representative Bradley.
Representative Cocks. Representative
sentative Fairchild Representative Fish,
Representative Durey, Representative
Calder. Representative Simmons Repre-
sentative Wilmington. Representative
Malby. Representative Parsons. Repre-
sentative Olcott. Representative Law.
Representative Dwight. Representative
Southwick. REPRESENTATIVE NreeIand
Representative Alexander. MIR. S. j. H.
Kracke and Mr.. Samuel r. Donnelly
Senator Scott Of West Virginia gave 4
farewell dinner at the New Willard last
night.
Mr.. Justice Harlan. Senator's Briggs and
Nixon. former Coy. White of West Vir-
ginia. Mr.. John W. Yerkes Mr. Perry
Heath. Gen. Carter. Representative Wood
yard. Mr.. Henry Hall. Richard Randolph
Mcmahon. Mr.. G. G. Glover Gen Weaver.
DR. Thomas T.. Morgan. Representative
Lowden. Mr.. J: X. Stauffer DR. Simpson
REPRESENTATIVE Gaines. Cen Arson Mills
and Mr. j.. l.. Steele made up the notable
gathering.
A theater party was given by the Beta
lota Club Saturday last. Those present
were hiisses Cornelia Capers, Eleanor
Capers. Grace Marvin. Ella Kraft. Louise
Stockett. Flora Schuldt and Messrs Ed
die Campbell, Gender Henry, Clinton
Kraft. Frank Marvin and Charles Rou-
gcau.
Real Admiral and Mrs. Hawley are
spending few weeks in Atlantic City
Mrs S. Willard Saxton Miss Saxton and
Mrs. Harry J.. Clapp will be at home in
formally tomorrow for the last time this
season
The members of the $3.50 Club of Ia
koma Park were the hostesSes at a dance
given in honor of their friends at the
town ball on the evening of February ~,
1911. The club roster includes Misses
adelaide Lincoln. Eliza beth Watkins. Eva
Kelly, Edith Curran. Ruth Van Houten,
Ruth Grabili. Cressy Dudley and Helen
Douglas The chaperons We're Mrs Lin
coin. Mrs. Curran. Mrs Douglas. Mrs
Parsons and Mrs Grabill
Mrs. Arthur Copeland will be at home
informally tomorrow at 1913 Morrison
street, Chevy Chase. ID. G.. She will have
with her Mrs. James Cassidy of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Miss Abbie G. Ennis of Washington and
Edwin r. O'Reilly of New York city were
married Tuesday at noon at the rectory
of St Patrick's Church. The bride was
to match. and carried bridal bouquet
of violets and lilies of the valley. The |
bridesmaid, Miss Blanche MacFarland
was gowned in brown, with hat to match.