Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-18
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MR.. AND MRS. FISHER SELECT
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HOME.
Formal Dinner Parties Still Con-
tinue-Travel Plans,
Notes.

Notes.
| The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
! Fisher have leased the residence now oc-
cupied by the Secretary of War and Mrs
| Dickinson at 1910 Connecticut avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson are expecting
| to go to their home in Tennessee next
week and after a time to visit their son
| in Seattle, Wash.
Col and Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson will
entertain at a musical tonight, having as
| guests at present Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Pell, their son-in-law and daughter, and
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice. English visitors
Nine. Rappold of the Metropolitan and
NJ Daddi of the Chicago Opera will sing,
with Miss Parlow at the violin and Mr.
precede the music
Mr.. and Mrs John w Foster gave a
| dinner last night in honor of the Mexican
ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Story entertained
last night Tor the brother-in-law and sis
| ter Of the former.
Lieut. Col. kazutsuga Inouye, Japanese
military attache, entertained at dinner
las. night at Rauscher's. when his guests
We're Brig. Gen. w. w Wotherspoon
Nal Gen. Arthur Murray. Capt Charles
e: Marsh. Col. Boughton. Masanao Han
ninara. first Japanese secretary: Com
| h!ahuer Iokutaro Hiraga, Japanese naval
| attache. and Seiichi Takahashi, third
| japanese secretary.
Miss Lillian Woodward of Salt Lake
TO Mrs. John Hays Hammond. the wife
| OF the special ambassador to the court
OF St James for the coronation of King
George Miss Woodward will come east
IN IN rev days to join the Hammond fam
lily before sailing.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Stresenreuter of Chicago
was hostess at a luncheon yesterday in
| honor OF Miss Josephine Eddy of this
| city.
! Miss Kathleen Caughy. daughter of the
American consul at Milan and Mrs
months in Richmond with her aunts. the
Misses Higgins. will sail from New York
May - to join her parents in Italy The
Misses Misses higgins gave a reception in Miss
Caughy's honor last week. Miss Caughy
Will spend few days here with Mrs
Reside, whom she visited during the
past winter. and will arrive next Tuesday
Miss Reside will go to New York to see
her off.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins
and family have arrived in Paris from
| London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thackara are making a
six-week cycling tour in France with
Assistant Secretary Adee. Miss Elizabeth
Sherman and Miss Eleanor Sherman are
| spending the interval travelling In Italy
Mr.. Frederick l.. Caldwell, American
Vice consul, arrived last week from Amer
lea and Will have charge of the Berlin
office during the absence of Mr.. Thack-
ara.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Tilton have cards
daughter. Miriam Perry. and Mr.. Edgar
j. Orme, son of Mrs. Ella and the late Mr..
James w. Orme. Wednesday, May II
The bride and groom left Immediately
after the ceremony for an extended we'd
ding trip They will be at home June
8 at 1872 Belmont road.
Col. and Mrs. Stedman will leave Wash
ington early in June for North Hatley,
Canada, where they have a cottage for
the summer months.
Miss Corneia Janin. daughter of the
| late Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Janin, and
Lieut.. Alexander Sharp. son of Mrs
Sharp and the late Capt. Alexander Sharp.
| L. S. N, were married yesterday after
noon at Valley View farm the home of
| the brides uncle. Mr.. Alexander Porter
Morse. Only the relatives of the young
| couple attended with few of their per-
sonal friends. Mr.. Morse escorted his
niece. who was attended by her sister,
| n. G. Knox. L. S. N, was best man.
| The bride was gowned in white satin and
lace. tulle veil with a cap of real lace
and carried shower bouquet of lilies
OF the valley and sweet peas. Miss Jann
wore pink silk and LACE and a large white
hat with pink roses and green tulle
Mgr. Mackin performed the mar
| riage ceremony. Lieut. and Mrs Sharp
Will return here to live. The former is
| an Annapolis graduate of 1906.
wedding Of much interest to Wash
1ngtonians was that of Mrs George
Meade Emory of Seattle. Wash, and Mr..
Charles Kennedy Poe of Baltimore and
Washington. which took place in st.
Luke's Church, Tacoma Wash, last
thursday. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Frederick w. keator Among
| those who attended the ceremony were
Capt. F. S. DeWolf. father of the bride,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whittlesey. Judge
and Mrs. r. B. Albertson, DIR. r. B. Bur
Well and Mr.. Frank Mearns. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Poe left Tacoma Immediately after
| the ceremony for trip of two weeks
duration Upon their return to Seattle
they will make their home at 1144 Fed
| eral avenue.
Mrs. Poe was the widow of Judge
| Emory of Seattle and is known as one
| of the most charming women in society
| in Seattle. Mr.. Poe, who formerly made
his home in Washington. is well known
| here. His father and mother Mr. and
| Mr.. Charles Poe. and his brother, Mr..
| Francis Bennett Poe, are living here now.
Re-. and Mrs. Charles L. Neibel have
| gone 20 Atlantic City for ten days to at
| tend the Presbyterian General Assembly
| Mrs. Julie MCGOWAN announces the
| marriage of her daugher, Adne Putnam,
| to Lewis Henry Machen of Alexandria
| Va, the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. George F. Dudley Wednesday.
| May II. No cards
Miss Mcclure of 18th street left this
| morning for New York, where farewell
| dinner will be given her tomorrow night.
previous to sailing for Europe Saturday
| on the Lapland She will make an ex-
| tenSive tour of the continent returning
home about October 1.
The Children's Country Home yester-
day was the beneficiary of one of the
prettiest as well most successful gar
den fetes of the season. 1t was given
on the grounds surrounding the home of
Mr.. ard Mrs John Newbold There were
nook and Punch and Judy show, ETC.,
among the extra attractions. each Of
which did good business Presiding at
the various booths were Mrs. Clarke
Waggaman and Mrs Robert Roosevelt at
| the tea table. with Miss Laura Merriam
and Miss Dorothy Gardner Williams to
assist: MIS-. Fleming Newbold and Miss
Ruth Harlan. a cake table: Mrs. Spencer
| Cosby and Mrs Murray Cobb who sold
| porch pillows: Miss Jean Oliver and Miss
Elsie Cassels parasols; Mrs. Frank An