Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-20

row at Rauscher's in honor of the new
minister from the United States to Costa
Rica, Mr.. Einstein
Miss Marta Calvo will leave the latter
part of the week for New York and
Montclair. n. j. Miss Calvo will attend
the wedding of Miss Dorothy Pearson
and Lieut.. w. F. Bevan, U. s. NJ. c., at
Glen Ridge, y. j., October % Lieut.
Bevan is a nephew of Senator and Mrs
Rayner Of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman have
moved into their new home, 1TuS New
! Hampshire avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Fraley announce
the marriage of their daughter. Mrs.
Livingston Crounse, Wednesday. Oc-
| tober is, 1911, at Saratoga Springs,
n. Y.
Sir Arthur and Lady Elliott announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Vera Elliott, and Edward Boles Cowles d
son of Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Cowles
Miss Matilda Parsons) of Long Meadow.
Rye. N. Y
Mr.. Cowles was graduated from Yale
IN the class of 1910, and has a sister,
Miss Elsie +. Cowles, and two younger
| brothers. David S. Cowles, jr., and Will
liam II. p Cowlea
The Eliotts have country estate,
near rye. ana also nave estates
In England. Sir Arthur Elliott who sue
| ceeded to the English title about two
and a half years ago, has lived for man
years in this country, and both he and his
| only son, Gilbert B. Elliott, have business
interests here, the latter being a stock
broker. Lady Elliott is a member of an
old Boston family, and with her daugh-
tiers has spent much time in England.
Lady Elliott and her two daughters,
| Misses Vera and Beatrice Elliott sailed in
ENy,o1 nd uyhn
Arthur Joined them later, and they are
now occupying the Portman square Uon-
dom residence, and will probably not
come over for several months.
No date has been mentioned for the
wedding.
A debutante tea in which old Washing
ton families are interested was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus B. Stoughton yes
terday afternoon at their home. German
| town. Pa, to introduce their daughter.
Miss Isabel Brockie Stoughton. In spite
Of the Indictment weather the house was
thronged and palms. autumn flowers in
profuSiOn and banks of bouquets made
the house redolent of summer.
Miss Stoughton wore an exquisite gown
Of white embroidered chiffon, cut in the
fashionable straight lines and with a little
round open neck. This was finished with
row Of dainty pink rosebuds, which also
appeared on other parts of the gown.
Mrs. Clifford Richardson, formerly of
this city and now of New York, was in
the receiving party.
The Italian ambassador to the United
States, the Marquis Cusani-C onfalioner;,
will sail for New York from Havre on
the steamship La Savoie tomorrow.
Lord and Lady Decies will sail from
England for New York early next month
and are due in New York November IL.
They will be the guests of Lady Decies'
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Jay Gould.
until after the New Year. Lord Decies
is to be one of the judges at the horse
show at Madison Square Garden next
month.
Mr. Jonkheer Loudon, minister from the
Netherlands. Joined Nine. Loudon at the
Curtis Hotel. Lenox, yesterday.
liam Warwick Stuart will be married
Saturday evening, october %. at ST.
Thomas Church. Mrs. Louis A. Yost,
sister of Mr.. Stuart, will. be the matron
of honor Mr.. William l. Demng will be
best man, and the ushers will be DR..
Mr.. Granville Smith Of Baltimore. BROTH
ers of Miss Smith, and Mr.. Louis A.
Yost and Mr.. Chris Cox Dawson.
Mr.. Irwin z. Smith of ST Louis will
come to Washington for the wedding, and
will give his sister in marriage. Mrs.
Smith will entertain a house party during
the week of the wedding. the guests in
Guiding, in addition to Mr.. Irwin T..
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Boyce of st. Louis
and Mrs. Antoinette Smith Pickett and
her son, DR.. Frederick Smith Pickett Of
Philadelphia.
The ceremony at the church will be
followed by a reception at the home of
Mrs. Smith, 174S s street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser Andrews
are remaining in Europe indefinitely.
having decided. on account of Mrs. An
drews health. which is not very good.
not to open their 10th street home this
season. Their children are in boarding
school in London.
Mrs. Sara S. Barnes. widow of Mr..
James ]. Barnes, who has since her re-
turn from abroad been living at the Con-
cord. is now leaving for the Pacific coast
to begin trip around the world.
Mrs. Julian c. Dowell has gone to
Macon, Ga, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
j. NJ. Moore, who Is just recovering
from a serious illness.
After spending several months in
New England Gen. and Mrs. c. G. Saw
telle and Miss Sawtelle have returned
to their home, 1925 N street northwest
Mr. Burr r. Tracy announces the mar
riage Of his daughter, Anne. to Mr.
Darius Willette Wilkins Monday, Oc-
tober Is, in this city. They will be
home at 226 North Capitol street after
October 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic S. Tyler and
their baby daughter have returned to
the Thomas for the winter.
Miss Rose NJ Markey, daughter of
Mrs. Katherine S. Marley was married
to George NJ. McCulloch, jr., Monday
evening at $50 o'clock, at ST. Martins
Catholic Church. the Rev. Ambrose
Bevens officiating. Immediately after
the wedding ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
McCulloch left for a wedding trip
Upon their return they will be at home
after November 1 at 20 Seaton place
northwest.
Miss May Kehoe has gone to New
York to attend the wedding of Miss
| Florence Leslie Gordon to Mr.. Frank
Kennedy Sprague. The ceremony will
take place at Miss Gordon's country
home near Tuxedo.
The Abraca dabra Club held it's second
| monthly meeting Wednesday evening
with Mrs. \. :. Perham. 800 Westminster
street. The president. Mr.. A. Y. Casa
| nova. presided. Two interesting papers
We're read: Life by Mr.. Edward d.
Hardy and Courage" by Miss Cornela
II. Hill.
Gen. and Mrs. NJ. V. Sheridan have re-
turned to the city and viii be at the Port
land for the winter