Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-23

.. ~ 4no MIS-. fSnett are expected back
Thursday.
During the sessions Of the Red Cross
Congress In this city next month a large
reception will be given at the Pan-Amer-
lean building In honor Of the foreign dele
gates and other distinguished attendants
Of the meetings The President and Mrs
Taft will give q garden party on the aft
ernoon Of Friday. May II, IL the weather
is suitable. otherwise the White House
Will be the scene Of the hospitality.
Secretary and Mrs. Knox are going to
New Orleans the 18th, and from there to
San Francisco. They will be away about
three weeks.
Mrs. Macveagh, wife Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury. expects to satl the 3Oth
OF this month and to remain In Europe
until October.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
will leave tonight for st. Louis. where
he win Join Mrs. Nagel, who b visiting
relatives. He will return ct the end Of
the week.
Tho French ambassador and Mime. Jus
serand will entertain at dinner April .
In honor Of their countrymen, who are
coming to this country on the maiden
voyage Of the new French ship La
Robins bust Of La France" which
is to be presented to this country. Pres
ident Taft will give q dinner to the COM
mission the following night.
The presentation of the bust, which is
TO be placed at the base Of the Cham
plain memorial lighthouse at Crown
Point, on Lake Champlain. will take place
May 10. On the presentation committee
are Vicomte de Chambrun, who will rep
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the Marquis dc Rochambeau.
Miss Abbie Ingalls, Barnard, whose en-
gagement to Mr. Russell e. Sard Of AL
bany. N. T., was announced yesterday in
Washington. will, It is said. be married
In the autumn at Ingalls, Cote, the villa
OF her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Vile e. ingalls,. Hot Springs. with whom
she has always made her home. Her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Barnard, died
when she was an infant.
MISS Barnard spent Easter at Hot
Springs with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ingalls, OF Chicago. and re-
turned here few days ago. with the
ingalls, family she will go early in May
to Bad Nauheim and Will be absent until
August.
. Mr.. James Bryce, the British ambassa-
dor. and Mrs. Bryce will sail for England
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald French, who spent
the past winter here with the parents of
the latter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J.
Wynns. are now in New York and will
land Mr.. and Mrs. Wynne will be in
New York to see them of and will then
go to Atlantic City.
George H. Thomas W. R. c. No. II.
will entertain its friends at a matinee
euchre at 815 10th street northwest to-
morrow at 1;30 o'clock.
Mrs. Louise Graham gave a linen
shower yesterday for Miss Catherine
Eastwood.
Miss Mary Amanda Dougherty, daugh-
ter OF John A. Dougherty Of Philadel-
Portner Of this city tomorrow, the Rev.
w. J. Higgins officiating, at the Cathe-
dral rectory. East Logan square, Phila-
delphta. Il small reception will be held
at 4 o'clock for the families Of the bride
ana bridegroom and their intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Kehoe announce
the engagement Of their daughter May
Elisabeth and Mr.. George Nicholas Ray
The Russian naval attache and Nine.
Vassilien returned today from Delaware.
where they attended house party given
oy senator du Point at his country place.
Mai. Won Herwarth, the military at
tache Of the German embassy. returned
yesterday from q cruise to Panama and
the West Indies.
Miss Bessie Reyner of Newport News.
Va. is visiting Miss Hilda jacob at the
Clinbourne apartments, 1855 Calvert
street
The Club Of Colonial Danes has sent
out cards for a reception to meet the
council Of the National Society OF Co.
lonial Danes Of America Wednesday.
May l. from until O'Clock, at the
Playhouse.
Mrs. Cox, the president of the Colonial
DANES. will entertain that society on the
evening Of April 80 at the Arlington.
Miss Edith Miller Of Frederick, Nd:
Miss Ida Woodford Of Charlottesville
Va. and Miss Marie Craig Of Duluth
evening OF Miss Helen Frye and Mr.
Charles e. Woodford Of Charlottesville.
Mrs William Cline Borden has gone
TO New York to attend the annual meet
ing OF the Army Relief Society, which
VIII be held at the residence of the
PRESIDENT. Mrs. Lamont, West SD street.
Mrs A. H. Herschal and Mrs. ]. n
tHensiey Of Washington are spending a
rev days In New York previous to their
departure for Europe.
Miss Marguerite E. Nusbaum Of 1aas
harvard street is spending the week end
with friends In Baltimore
Mrs Alexander X. Anderson has given
up her Georgetown house and has taken
country place at Alta Vista, Nd.
Miss Dorothy Hill Of Takoma PARK en-
Sertained q party Of young friends last
fTlday night. Fortune hunting" .Auc-
tions' ano a Musical romance" were
among the games enjoyed. Prizes were
won oy Miss Margaret Bishop. Miss
Emily En- Rowley, Miss Mary Trusler and
were Misses Lyle Rush, Annie Connnr
Marearet Bishop. Rachel Morse. Mary
Granill, Lucille Warren. Mary Trusier.
Emily Rowiey. Mary Lerch, Ethel Haz-
ard and Mary Cruit. Messrs. Bruce
Whitney, Ralph Petit, Richard Rush.
Ralph Kiefer. Earl Cruit, Harry Mallory
Alfred Parsons and Eugene Rowley.
Miss Julia Millspaugh of Fishkill N. Y.
who was delegate to the convention OF
the Daughters OF the American Royolu-
ton. and who has been visiting relatives
In Washington. has gone to Richmond,
where she will make short stay with
friends before returning to her home in
New York.
The marriage of Miss Credilla Miner and
Ensign William Carter Wickham, u. 8. n.
stationed on the Minnesota, in Baltimore
last evening. was attended by many
charming details. Tho bride was a