Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-29
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
OFFICIAL HOSPITALITIES FOR
GERMAN FLEET OFFICERS.
Miss Terrell and Mr.. Noble Married
Today-A Golden Event.
Notes.

The President will give a dinner at the
| White House in honor of the officers of
| the German fleet when they pay their
| visit to this city.
| The German ambassador, who will ac-
| company the President and Secretary
Meyer to Norfolk on the Mayf1ower Sat
urday, will entertain for the officers here.
Secretary Meyer also will have them as
| guests OF honor, and luncheon will be
given for them at Annapolis when they
visit there en- route to New York.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
| and and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop will
| leave Friday for Newport, where the
| former will make an address on Saturday
at the annual opening of the Naval War
College. They will spend the week end
| at the naval station, returning here Mon
| day.
The Italian ambassador had as lunch
con guests today some of the Italian del
egates to the congress of navigation now
| being held in Philadelphia.
| Mrs. Henry George, jr., will be at home
very informally today for the members of
| the Women's National Single Tax League
| from to O'Clock. Mrs. John S.
| Crosby. president of the league. will as
sist and Mrs. F. l.. Siddons and Mrs.
Jamerson will preside in the dining room.
The Secretary of State and his son-in-
law. Mr.. James r. Tindle. are among the
boxholders at the Devon. Pa. horse
| show which began today. Mr.. Edward B.
Mclean. who has some of his horses
there. Is also boxholder The social
| events In the wake of the show are nu-
merOuS.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley and their
son-in-law and daughter. Rev. and Mrs.
Herbert Shipman, sailed on the Lusitania
today from New York for months stay
abroad.
The marriage of Mrs. F. Delaplaine
| Amsinck, widow Of Gustav Amsinck, and
former Representative Hamilton Fish will
of Mrs. Amsinck. $40 9TH avenue, New
| York. There will be present none but
relatives of the two families. Mr.. Fish
and his bride expect to pass the remain
der Of the summer in Europe.
Ensign Webb c. Hayes, U. S. N.
grandson of President Hayes, gave tea
yesterday afternoon on the U. S. S. Della
Sherwood Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
have just returned from Sicily, where
they have been making their home for
the past two years, having purchased the
Gen. and Mrs Johnston and their
daughter, Mrs. Summerlin, are in New
York for fortnight's stay.
| Col. and Mrs. Joseph H. Willard will
| present to society in July their second
daughter, Miss Natalja Willard. This
presentation will make the third for the
Newport season already announced. Col.
and Mrs. Willard have gone to Boston to
| attend the closing exercises of the school
| where Miss Natalja Willard will grad
| uate.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Willard H.
| Brownson are at Tudor Lodge, Newport,
| for the summer
Gen. and Mrs. John r. Brooks have
gone to Pittsfield, Mass, where they will
| spend the summer.
Rev. U. G. B. Pierce. pastor of All
| Souls Unitarian Church, assisted by
DR.. L. T. Chamberlain of New York, Of
f1ciated at the marriage this morning at
the residence of Maj and Mrs. ]. D.
Terrill of their daughter Grace and
Mr. Guy Lynn Noble of Syracuse, N. Y.
Only a small company was present at
| the ceremony. which was followed by
a reception before the couple left on
| their honeymoon. The bride. who was
| unattended, wore a lovely dress of
ivory white crepe meteor and a jacket
Of chantilly lace. She wore neither
veil nor hat. but carried bouquet Of
bride, roses and lilies of the valley:
white brocaded satin and duchess lace
and Mrs. H. N. Borden of Syracuse, N.
Y. mother of the bridegroom, wore an
| elegant dress of black Chantilly lace
over black satin.
The house was profusely decorated
with pink flowers. laurel blooms and
roses, palms and foliage plants.
Maj. and Mrs Terrill's house guests
for the wedding included Mrs. w. T.
Hildrup. formerly Of Washington, now
| of Pennsylvania and Florida: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Webster of New York, Miss
Ruth Breble Of Bangor. Me-; Mrs.
Charles D. Johnston and Miss Wini-