Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
UP-TO-DATE MODELS WORN By
NEWPORT C0TTAGERS.
Another Official Dinner With Score.
tary Knox 40 Host.
Other Events.

the dinner and dance given by Mr.. Won
Haimhausen. charge d'affaires OF the
German embassy. and Mr. ~ c. Horst
mann of the same embassy The second
day of the tennis tournament brought out
a fashionable gathering and much fine
dressing. Some OF the pretties, gowns
were worn by Mrs. Robert Goelet. cleo
trio bite silk with touches OF magenta.
her hat combining the two colors: Mrs.
Andrew McKenney. lingerie dress. with
a painter overskirt. Reaching down the
back from the shoulders to the bottom OF
feta- Her huge picture hat was OF black.
with large black plumes. Mrs Preston
Gibson was in fine embroidered ratine.
with which she wore white picture hat
decorated with a large cluster of pink
roses. Mrs. Henry s Redmond wore
heavy white lace over black and a black
hat with mass of white sweet peas.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goeiet Gerry arc in
New York after a day at Bar Harbor
Mrs Nicholas Longworth. mother OF
Representative Longworth. was a passen-
ger aboard the Savoic today for French
ports.
Mrs. Richard Townsend OF Washington.
Nine. Bakhmeteff and Miss G;eorgiana
port. and Mrs. John r. Drexel gave a
dinner.
Capt. Charles W. Dyson. L.. 8 ". and
Mrs Dyson announce the engagement OF
their youngest daughter Dorothy Fran
ces, and Ensign John kelvey Richards,
L. S. N. eldest son of the late Judge
John X. Richards, solicitor general OF
the United States under President Nc
kinley.
Mr.. Truxtun Beaie of this city was
among Mr.. Hinckle Smiths dinner guests
last night at Narrasansett Pier.
Miss Frances Lippitt. a daughter OF
Senator Henry +. Lippitt. is the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Sinnickson at her cottage
on Ocean road. Narragansett Pier. Miss
Lppitt arrived last night on Senator Lip
pitt's yacht. the Magnet.
The Secretary of State will entertain
at dinner tonight in honor Of Senior Sal
vador Calderon, who arrived Monday
from Nicaragua on a special mission
from his government. He was received
by the Secretary of State Tuesday. Yes
terday he spent at Mount Vernon making
the trip from Washington by motor
The trip was in charge of Mr. William
I. S. Doyle, chief Of the Latin American
division of the State Department, and the
party included the NIcaraguan minister.
Senior Castrfllo and members Of the lega-
ton.
Miss Eleanor Ridgely has gone to
Springfield, Mass. to visit her brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps
Brown.
Miss Mary F. Lerch Of 81 Chestnut
street. Takoma Park. is visiting friends in
New York and Clinton. Mass From the
latter place she viii! go to Ohio, later go
ing to Augusta, KY.
Last evening at the Metropolitan Hotel
Miss Ada Mauro of Lynchburg. Va, and
Mr.. Helmer Rabild were married. Rev.
Charles H. Butler, assisted by Rev. VIII
liam Hart Dexter, OBLIGATED. The groom
is in charge Of the dairy farming investi-
cations of the L. s. Department OF Agri-
culture and is junior warden Of De Molay
piers. On the return from their honey
moon Mr.. and Mrs. Rabild Will make
their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Mertz are stop
ping at the Continental.
Mr. De Witt T. Ellsworth. for the past
two years a mechanical craftsman at
Culebra. Canal Zone IS spending his va
cation at 124S Girard street northwest,
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodwin ID. Ellsworth.
Mrs. H. Jane Hoffiiger has returned
from Nova Scotia. and is now the guest
Of Mrs. Disbrow Of Red Bank, n. j., and
expects to be in Washington by Septem-
Der 1.
Mrs. Frederick W. Pratt and Mrs. W.
Gerry Morgan of Washington are spend
ing few days at the Hotel Walcott.
New York, previous to their departure
for Lake Sunapee, \. II.
Mr.. Elias Solomon. accompanied by MS
daughter Becky has gone to Coltons for
an indefinite stay.
Mai. and Mrs. Frederick Webster. who
left Salt Lake City. Utah. for this city
last week, where the major will be sta
toned, We're entertained at dinner by
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