Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-24

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Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs William
POPE Anderson are giving dinner-d dance
at the Pillars in honor of the bride and
brldegroom-to-be Friday the bridal par
~ VIII lunch with Mr.. and Mrs. Tylor
Field, who have not vet laid aside their
mourning. and will entertain in a very
small way and only for Miss Anderson $
wedding party. Miss Anderson having
been neighbor and a girlhood friend of
Mrs Field all her life
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Browncn Ault will
give dinner at the Country Club Friday
night, the guests and many others going
on to Mr. and Mrs. William TAYLOR Ir-
WIN dance al their country place at Mil
Iorn. Ihese hosts. relying on fun moon
that mSnt, have had a dancing platforin
erected under the trees and the debu-
fantes OF this and last year and tho pro-
spectiVe buds of next have been asked to
meet the BRIDE, whose popularity is so
marked
On the day of the wedding. the both
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fowler Woods will
nave the bridal party at luncheon with
them. Mrs. Larz Anderson is expected to
De IN Cincinnati for the wedding.
Mrs. Charles \. Mum and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Mum, ir who spent the pa ST
winter IN Egypt, are now in Paris. where
they viii remain until the 1st of August
When they will return to this country to
spend the last of the summer at their
Mrs. D. c. Wiggin, wife of Dr. d. G.
Nlggln, is expected home on a visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. William
son, this week. Mrs Wiggin was for
merly Marian V. Williamson
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis of 1146
columbia street northwest have as their
guests the latter's sister. Mrs Bessie
Deitch of Philadelphia, Pa. and her two
daughters. lea and Florence While here
Mrs. Deitch also will visit her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Herson Of Congress Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thomas Batson
nave issued invitations for the wedding
reception of their daughter. Ethel Fields,
and Mr.. William Joseph Weber Wednes-
day evening. June 70, from $50 to 10
clock. al gu 7th street northeast
The couple will be at home after July
ID at 40 18th street northeast
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Baker entertained
on the evening of June u at their resi-
dence, 912 18th street southeast when
those present were Misses Emma Spieden,
Bernice Hinwood, Stella Otterback Mary
iiinwood. Laura Jordan, Matte Bell.
May Baker. Enda Wightman. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
rick Wightman. DR.. E. l.. Greene Eddie
Baker, f. II. LEADER. Joseph Hinwood
Ralph Wightman, Russell Baker and Mrs
George King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Massey, who
were recently married in Roanoke, Va.
will be at home to their friends after
July l. at lob & street southeast. Mrs.
Massey was Miss Katherine Curran of
this city. The wedding took place in st.
Andrews Catholic Church. Roanoke last
Tuesday.
The Misses Lenor L. and H. Maud Hepp
of Youngstown. Ohio here for the Nor
rs- Nc Enaney wedding. return to their
home today.
Miss Eunice Lavinia Hoffman, left the
city last week for Portland, Ore. En-
route she will stop in Milwaukee. where
she expects to visit her grandmother for
a few days.
Commissioner and Mrs. Charles c Nc
Chord and Miss Margaret McChord will
tomorrow motor to Atlantic City for
stay OF ten daFs before returning to Ken
lucky They will be accompanied by Miss
Nancy johnson.
Mrs Norman Williams and Miss Jessie
Richmond of this city will sail tomorrow
on the Kaiser Wilhelm II from New York
for London, Paris and Bremen.
Mrs Joseph A Hurney and niece, Miss
Louise Potter of Georgetown have gone
TO New York city for a few days stay.
DR.. and Mrs Joseph Taber Johnson of
Cherrydale. Va. have issued invitations
for reception Saturday, June 90, from
: to O'Clock at the Country Club. of
which DR.. Johnson is president in honor
of their son-n-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs Earl Wheeler the latter for
merry Miss Margaret Johnson, bride of
last month
Mrs G.. G.. 9. Simms. ACCOMPANIED by
her son Clark and daughter Genevieve
and little granddaughter are in Atlantic
City. Mrs. Simms is recovering from
recent illness.
Mrs William A. Cullop. wife of Rep
resentative Cullor. and Mrs. William G.
Brown. jr., wife of Representative Brown.
have taken a house, 9o1 n. Charles street.
Baltimore for this week, which they will
make center of hospitality for their
husbands friends as we'll as their own.
Mrs Culop, who is the vice president
of the Equal Suffrage League, will take
activities which that organization has
planned, as we'll as the entertainments
which will be extended to the important
persons of the citys guests from Bali-
more residents in public and private life.
Representative and Mrs. j. Charles
Linthicum will entertain at their home
in Baltimore county Representative and
Mrs Ayres and Miss -Ayres and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. SulZer. some tlfne lnlS
week. too. Mrs. Champ Clark Will be
their guest at a dinner party.
Mrs. Eugene Hale. jr is visiting her
parents DIR. and Mrs. Roderick Terry, at
their Newport place.
Senator and Mrs. George Peabody Wet
more are visiting Mrs. Harold Brown
while waiting for their own villa to be
opened at Newport.
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Beekman
Winthrop were the guests of Mrs. John
d. Wood at the Barnwell cottage, Tuxedo
Park, over Sunday.
Rear Admiral Eugene H. G. Leutze,
L. S. N. and Mrs. LeutZe We're at the
Tuxedo Club as the guests of Mr.. Charles
B. Alexander yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Tozier and
Mr. William A. Harding Will take place
tonight In the wedding party will be
Miss Evelyn Hardy. maid of honor: Mrs
Joseph T. Peake, matron of honor and
the Misses May MaXon. Florence Barnes,
Regina Bartlett and Mabel Roberts as
bridesmaids.
DIR. Malcolm McTurnen of Andover,
Mass, will be best man. and Messrs.
Robert Tracy, Edward Anderson. Philip
and Ray Hardy and Joseph Nelson,
uShers.
a small reception will follow at the
home of the brides parents at 1888 Kill