Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-04
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS TAFT ENJOYS FOX HUNT
WITH WARRENTON PACK.
An Easter Wedding Party Planned.
Dinners-Personal
Notes,

NOteS.
Miss Helen TAFT has had a pleasantly
active time In Warrenton since yesterday.
where she has been a guest Of Mrs.
James K Maddux at Lection Hill. Miss
TAFT arrived there yesterday with Miss
Gladys ingalls,, Capt Symington and DIR.
Carey T. Grayson of the T. s. S. May
flower and Lieut.. Andrews. L. S. N.
A tea and a dinner party, at which the
additional guests numbered several Wash
fngtonians. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wal
ZACH, with Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND H.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Beall,
filed the day and evening
The party this morning at O'Clock
joined the Warrenton Hunt Club for a
fox hunt. The meet was on the Springs
road. After luncheon at Lection Hill an
exhibition of schooling Of the fine horses
from the stables of Mr. and Mrs. Madduy
In Lection paddock was arranged before
the party went to Mrs. ". c. Marshall
at Pembroke for tea. They will return
here this evening.
At the marriage of Miss Marie Ray,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Ray. and Mr.. Maurice vilsack of Pitts
ourgh Wednesday afternoon. April II. at
ao, O'clock at Holy Trinity Church,
sist Of Miss Antoinette Ray. sister Of the
bride, maid Of honor, and Miss
| Genevieve Butler Of New York, Miss
| Dorothy Frauenheim of Pittsburgh and
Miss Christine Fox and Miss Elizabeth
Mccartney Of this city as bridesmaids.
The young cousin Of the bride, Helen
Louise Colbert. will be flower girl
MI Carl G. Vilsack of Pittsburgh,
| man and the will 9
ushers: Mr.. Frederick Kafka and Mr..
Harry Cariin of New York, Mr.. Frank
| Goodman and Mr.. Edward Frauenheim
of Pittsburgh and Mr.. Frederick Gibbs
A reception will follow at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray, from 5 to $50 o'clock.
| Miss Letterman has sufficiently pro-
crossed in her convalescence from her re-
cent illness from appendicitis as to be
| able to return to her apartment at Stone
| leigh Court.
| Mrs. Huntington Wilson, wife of the
acting Secretary of State, has returned
from three-week visit to Panama but
being in mourning will take no part in
| the spring gayeties.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff will sail for Germany
May Z.
The entertainments planned for Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley Martin. who are in New
York after an absence of nine years, will
make the snartest events of the spring
season there. They will return to Eng
land April ~. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
Martin while residing in New York gave
the most brilliant fancy dress ball that
| the society of that city ever has known.
Mr.. Howard Townsend Martin is giving
a small dinner tonight for his brother
and Mrs. Martin. going afterward to
the theater, and Saturday night Frederick
Townsend Martin is giving another small
dinner for them, with a box party at the
| theater after the dinner.
Easter Sunday Mrs. NJ. Lawrence Keen,
a cousin of Mr.. Martin, is entertaining
at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Martin. Sat
urday evening, April IL. Mr. and Mrs
William Douglas Sloane are giving a
| large dinner in their honor, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish are to be host and
hostess at a dinner for the visitors April
| 49, Mrs. Vanderbilt is giving dinner
for them the evening of April ID. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies have also
planned to give a dinner in their honor.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Rosenzweig of New
York city are in Washington for a week,
and are staying at the New Willard.
Mrs. Frank P. Leetch will be at home
Thursdays, April IL and IS.
The Alliance Franchise closed it's sea-
son yesterday with most interesting
lecture given at the Washington Club by
NJ Anatole lie BraZ, professor of liter
ature at the University of Rennes.
France. The subject was La Bretagne.'
Among those present were the French
Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand. Mar
chesa Cusani Confaloneri. Lieut.. Com
| mander Benoist d. Azy and Viscountess
Benoist day, Capt. de Chambrun and
Countess de Chambrun, NJ. and Nine. de
Peretti de la Rocca, NJ Maugras, M
Ives, Mrs ]. II. Cover, Mrs. r. Bicknell
Mrs. B. Micou, Miss A. D. Boiling Miss
Hartman, Miss +. A. Koon. Miss X.
Holbrook. Miss J. c. Butler, Mrs. II.
Morgan Hill. Mrs j. H. Hopkins and
Mrs. ]. ". Spencer.
Mr.. Thomas L. Marshall and Mr..
Philip Nj. Stewart left this week for their
home in Asheyille, n. c.. for ten-day
stay.
MrsA II. C. Duffey, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Mary Hazen Duffey, left
today for Fortress Monroe to spend the
Easter holidays.
Miss Mariory Lee and Miss Kathryn
Seibold will spend Easter Sunday in At
lantic City.
Miss Mildred waIlerstein, accom-
panied by her aunt, Mrs. Myer Frank
of Richmond, are registered at the Royal
Palace, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Letter has one OF the large boxes
for the kinemacolor durbar pictures to be
given Easter Monday and Tuesday after
moons at the Belasco. The cavalry troop
of Indian royalties will be shown. wear
ing the white and blue uniform designed
for them by the beautiful Lady CurZOn.
In some of the other boxes will be Col.
Robert Thompson. Mrs. Norman Will
liams, Mr.. Spalding, Mrs. George Nc
I4anahan and Mrs. John Hays Ham,
mond. Among the members of the board
Of the Association for Works of Mercy,
for which charity the matinees are given,
are Mrs. Levi P. Morton, Mrs. Elkins,
Mrs Julian James, the honorary presi
dent and Mrs. Chatard.
Mrs. Clara l.. Roach will be in the city
Saturday and will be the guest of Mrs.
George H. La Fetra, 1888 Mount Pleasant
street, for several days.
Mrs Herbert Wadsworth and the
party which she chaperoned on trip to
Panama three weeks ago. are expected
back today. Representative Butler Ames,
Miss Frances Lippitt, daughter of Sena
tor Lippitt; Henry du Pont and Mrs. w.
W. White were of the party.
Gen. David J. Craigie and Mrs. Craigie
are spending the week end in Philadel-
phia.
The last meeting of the Lenten skating
1.y- fcao into nt0f