Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-20
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS NEWBERRY HAS CHOSEN
HER BRIDAL PARTY.
Representative and Mrs. Clayton
Will Be Hosts at Informal Party
Tonight-0ther Events.

The marriage of Miss Carol Newberry.
daughter Of the former Secretary
OF the Navy and Mrs. Newberry.
and Capt. Wentworth Holder Alleyne of
the Queens Regiment. which will take
place Tuesday evening, June Is. at the
Crosse Point Church. Detroit is Of wide
spread interest. Miss Marjorie Mellish
will attend as maid Of honor while Mrs.
Ernest Mead Baker and Mrs. Lucian Sell
wyn Moore, jr.. will assist as matrons of
honor. Miss Helen Bourne Joy. a cousin
OF the bride. and Miss Constance Wall
of Providence. r. l.. as bridesmaids, COM
plete the brides attendants Capt Al
leyne's best man will be Lieut. Esdaile.
also of the Queens Regiment DR.. Maui
rice Penfield Fixes will perform the cere-
mony. and a reception for 500 guests will
In Crosse Point. Capt. Alleyne, who 10
stationed at Hamilton, Bermuda, is ex-
pected to arrive In Detroit the first week
In June.
There were some pretty toilets pre-
pared for the Dolly Madison breakfast
today. and the wearers came in for q
great deal Of interest. in addition to that
OF the historic costumes that worn by
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth was most
interesting IN that sense and very be-
coming In its dainty appearance. The
dress was owned and worn by Mrs.
Washington, the embroidered null petit
coat having been a gift to her from In
dia. An embroidered white crepe shawl.
also a Mrs. Washington relic, was worn,
which once adorned George Washington
fine clothes.
At table Miss Heth used a George
Washington water lumber, which is also
rich in its historical value and associar
lions.
The Japanese ambassador and Wis
countess Chinda are on Long Island to
attend luncheon which DR.. and Mrs.
Preston Satterwhite will give in their
home today at their place. Martin Hall.
Great Neck. They will also be honor
guests at a dinner in New York to be
ford.
Mrs. PIERCE Crosby announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Jean Auden
Tittmann. Miss Crosby is the youngest
daughter Of the late Rear Admiral
Pefrce Crosby. and Mr. Tittmann Is a
son Of Mr.. Otto H. Tittman Of the geo.
detic survey. No date is announced for
the wedding.
Representative and Mrs. Henry D.
Clayton. who have as their house guests,
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan and Mrs.
Bedeu Parker. will be at home informally
this evening in their honor from to II
and hope to welcome the friends Of their
guests as well as their own There have
been no formal invitations given.
Lieut.. Edward s. spafrord, ordnance
officer OF the flagship Washington. and
MISS Lucille M. Stevens. daughter of Mrs.
John Rhinelander Stevens will be mar
ried at the brides home, IA East SD
street. New York. Wednesday afternoon
next. the Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks of St
Bartholomew Church officiating. Officers
OF the Washington have sent the bride q
handsome wedding gift
Mrs. c. I. Millard Of Norfolk, Va, en-
tertatned luncheon company at Newport
yesterday for her daughter. Miss Lois
3. Millard. and Ensign Frank e. P. Ub-
oeroth, U. g. NJ. attached to the battle
ship Kansas Of the Atlantic fleet whose
engagement was recently announced The
wedding will take place In Norfolk during
the summer. according to present plans
Mrs. Willard and Miss Willard are return
ing to Norfolk tomorrow.
Miss Eta Taggart, who has been at
Macon. Ca. representing the United Sons
of Confederate Veterans at the annual
reunion. Is now guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Sankey Bacon. wife Of DIR. Bacon.
U. s. N. at Charleston. s. c. Miss Tag
CART was entertained at dinner on the
Baltimore Tuesday.
Mrs. William L. Turks. who has spent
the past SIX months at Fort Pierce, Fla,
returned to her home, ISL Adams street
northwest, few days ago. and will be
pleased to see her friends Tuesdays.
Representative James Cox entertained
at dinner last night at the New Willard
in honor Of Mrs. Judson Harmon. wife
OF the Governor Of Ohio. The table dec
orations were Easter lilies and American
beauty roses Representative and Mrs.
Ansberry. Senator and Mrs. Hitchcock,
Representative and Mrs White and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Timmons made up the
party.
Senator and Mrs. Hitchcock entertain
Mrs. Judson Harmon. The other guests
included Representative and Mrs. Ans
berry, Representative James Cox, Mr.. G.
w. Wattles and Mrs. Kengemick.
Representative and Mrs. Martin Little
ton entertained at q luncheon yesterday
In honor Of the German ambassador.
Count Won Bernstorf. The other guests
Williams. Senator and Mrs. Rayner. Sen
ator and Mrs. Bacon, Col. and Mrs |
George Harvey and Miss Dorothy Har-
yey Of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Mrs. Buckley and Miss Buckley OF Texas,
Miss Gillette. Miss Wheeler and Mr.
Schwerein of California
Representative and Mrs. Henry D. Clay |
ton entertained at dinner last night in
compliment to Mrs. William Jennings
Bryan. who is their house guest Their |
other guests were Col. and Mrs. Harvey |
Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. |
Mack and Mrs. Bedell Parker. who is
also their guest.
Miss Marguerite Barbour is in Annap- |
oils the guest Of Mrs. Bulmer. and at |
tended the hop and ball given Saturday. |
Mrs. John Sherman Crosby, president |
of the Woman's Democratic Club of New |
York city, will be the guest Of Senator |
James A. Reed and Mrs. Reed at their |
home, 1856 Biltmore street, this week.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John |
S. Powers entertained several guests at
cards In their apartment, on Columbia |
road, to meet Miss Pope Of New York |
city. Later in the evening prizes were
awarded to Miss Marie Davidson and |
Mr.. Sullivan, after which a buffet sup |
per was served in the spacious dining |
room. Beautiful cut flowers adorned the |
mantel in the drawing room: Among |