Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-01

day. joining her mother. who Is visiting
her son and daughter-in-law. Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs. Frank I. Evans. at
Corsons. Capt. Marsh Is attending the
conference at the Naval War College.
Mrs. Richardson Glover and the Misses
Glover left today for their estate In CALI
forn:a. where they will spend the sum-
mer Rear Admiral Glover preceded them
several weeks ago and awaits their ar
rival in San Francisco.
Mrs Copley Thaw closed her Washing
ton home yesterday and went to West
bury. l.. L.. where she will pass most OF
the summer.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bahkmeteff entertained at dinner last
| night in compliment to Mr.. Curtis Guild.
| the ambassador from the United States TO
Russia.
The subscription dinner-dance held at
the Chevy Chase Club last night In COM
pliment to the visiting tennis players tax
ing part In the tournament now in prog
ress proved to be a great success. The
guests were received by Mrs. James Dud-
| ley Morgan. There were about eighty
| present. and all were seated around a
large table in the shape OF an open
oblong. In the center was a tennis court
1
appropr ately placed. When coffee was
| served two couples stepped over the table
| into the court and played set or tennis
i to the great merrment Of the diners. The
ladies We're declared winners, and each
was presented with a large basket OF
flowers. The light were then lowered
| and several songs were sung. The floral
decorations were peonies. palms and
| ferns. After the dinner there was general
dancing.
Miss Gerda Sebbelov addressed the Con-
gressional Club yesterday at its last
| formal afternoon reception for this sea-
son. Miss SebbeloG. who was introduced
by Mrs. Edward T. Taylor, wife of Rep
resentative Taylor of Colorado, gave a
short talk on the work OF the Campfire
| Girls. Later Mrs. Roberts, president OF
| the club. and Miss Sebbelov received the
guests.
| Mrs. Charles c. Carln. wife OF Repre-
sentative Carlin of Virginia. Mrs. Burton
of Idaho: Mrs Irving l.. Lenroot. wife of
Representative Lenroot OF Wisconsin. and
Mrs George w. Prince, wife Of Repre-
sentative Prince of Illinois, assisted In
the hospitality of the pleasant event.
The marriage OF Miss Olivia Howard.
| daughter of Mr.. aid Mrs. George II.
| Howard. and Mr.. Christopher Angus Rus
| sell will take place this afternoon at 1
o'clock at the home Of the brides parents
on Nj street.
Bishop Harding will perform the cere-
| mony and Mr.. A. lie Baron Russell OF
| Boston. brother Of the groom, Will be the
| best man.
4 The bride will be unattended and will
be escorted and given away by her
father.
Among the out-of-town guests here for
the wedding are the brides two sisters
Mrs. Warrington Cottman Of Baltimore
and Mrs. Ebenezer Learned of Norwich
Conn: Mr.. and Mrs. john B. Allen OF
rcfn hvnf In nd cfa
of the groom Col. Andrew Russell OF
Boston and Mr. Charles Davis Morgan OF
J, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell will make their
future home at Niagara Falls
Mr. and Mrs. d. M. Mountford of Chevy
Chase gave their daughter. Miss Donna
Marie Mountford. dance at Chevy
!, May 30. The hall was decorated in red
white and blue while massive embank-
ments Of white and red peonies FREEDOM
mated around the stage and hall. inter
mixed with palms. giving one of the pref
test effects of its kind ever attempted to
| the children of Chevy Chase. Refresh
ments were served. Those present were
!, Misses Julia Carter. Katherine Vandine
Margery Vandine. Wen Ord. Anna De
. Lacy, Joan Farrar. Marion Bryant. Rose
!. mary Hoover. Virginia Sweet. Beatrice
Clephane. Reburta Ridgeway and Donna
) Mountford, Masters BENJAMIN Carter
Wallace Dawson. Hubert Bisselle. Clar-
ence Dawson. French Wallace. Raymond
Henderson. Bruce Malcolm. William De
Lacy, Arthur Saven, Nevens Gardner and
Harry Wilkinson.
Mrs. T. Worden Graham and Miss Mary
K. Graham have left the city for Annap-
Oils where they will attend the June
week exercises at the Naval Academy.
Miss Inez NJ Howard, the Portner. is
l &l0 fr;a 10 In Doll
more, Nd
Mrs Adelaide Gardner, who has re.
Gently moved into her new home, 1884 On.
tario place, will be at home saturdays
until further notice.
Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship Bremen today. from New York
, for London. Paris and Bremen, were Rev
and Mrs. F. Ward Denys. Miss Muriel
Denys. Miss Dorothea de Vele. Miss Aa.
bel Gwendolyn, Miss Harriette p. Shade
and Miss Margareth Van NLys of this
city.
Mrs Lillian r. Messenger is leaving the
. city for the seashore and later the noun
tain resorts, and will be absent all sum
mer.
Mrs. Stevens Vail and daughter lef,
town this morning for a week at New
York and from there they go to Albany
N Y, for June and will be at theil
country place, Apple Tree. near Saratoga
N. Y, the balance Of the summer.
The Misses Harris of the Duquesns
have removed to the Wilton apartments
18th and L streets northwest.
The young ladies of the Winnie Davi.
Chapter. L. d. c., entertained at an in
formal dance Tuesday evening. Amons
those present were Misses Margare
Young, Mary Chew. Helen Griffith, Ida
Bowie, E. Crenshaw and Janette Ayres.
Mrs. Alexander Mackay-Smith and the
Misses Mackay-Smith of Washington are
in New York for a few days and are
staying at the Hotel Wolcott
Col. Edwin St John Greble. U. S. A.
and Mrs. Greble announce the engage
ment of their daughter Anna and DR.
William Lawrence Estes. jr., of South
Bethlehem, Pa.
Miss Greble comes from a we'll known
Philadelphia family. Her grandfather
the late Lieut.. Greble. was the first Off
Ger of the regular army who fell in &C
ton during the civil war. She Is great
granddaughter of the late DR.. French
, for some years chaplain at West Point.
Col. Greble has been stationed in Wash
ington about two years. during which
time his family has been prominent In
. the army circle. His son. Lieut.. Greble
, is one Of the military aids to the Presi
, dent.
/ The wedding will take place next spring
i MARRIAGE LICENSES.