Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09

stayed for two weeks, and are now in
Milan, Italy.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hotel
St. Antoine, Antwerp. We're Mr. and MIS-
NJ. S. Collum of Washington.
Former Senator Aldrich and his family
eft Paris for London last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Stotesbury arrived
in Cherbourg on the KronprinzesSin Gee
lie. and left Immediately for Paris in their
automobile. They have been Interested
spectators at the LonSchamp races re-
Gently.
Some pretty and novel figures We're in
troduced at the cotillon given in Lon
don last week by Mrs. John Gordon.
when ali sorts of attractive presents We're
given. The fina. figure OF the cotiiion
| came as a 5reat surprise, and was warmly
appauded. Two men attired as harle-
gums carried in an enormous gilt basket.
which was entirely covered with roses.
At a given signal Nine. Pavlova
emerged from the center of the basket
and danced with her usual charm. She
then retired to change her costume for
another dance, and in the interval green
and gold wheelbarrows were brought
on laden with sheaves of madonna
lilies, which were presented to the
aides.
The marriage of Mr. James Arthur and
Miss Eleanor Montgomerie, second daugh
ter of Mr.. and Lady Sophia Montgomerie
took place at ST. Peters Church, Eaton
Square. London. one day last week
The bride wore most effective dress
of ivory-colored chiffon. which was en-
bro dered with diamonds and pearls. 1t
waS lined with pale pink satin. and was
opt$.d on one side, displaying pink
pett.coat with lace and rosebuds. Her
hair was dressed I'm quite novel fashion,
for she discarded the long veil and wore
| a t,I1 If
myrtle.
The bridesmaids wore pink dresses with
little coats of pink taffetas, and they
carried long sticks decorated with roses.
Mrs f. A. Keep and Miss May Will
liams of this city who sailed early in
the season for a prolonged stay abroad,
were in Madrid last week.
Rear Admiral Eustace Rogers has ar
rived in Paris.
The Belgium minister and Nine.
Havenith left last Friday for Bar Har-
bor where the legation will be estab-
l,shed for the summer.
The Netherlands minister and Nine.
Loudon, who sailed for Europe some
time ago. made a short stay in Paris be-
fore going on to The Hague.
The minister from Siam, Prince Vom
Chao Traidos. accompanied by the secTe-
tary of the legation, Mr.. Edward Lotus,
and Mali Jajabal, student attache. left
last week for East Gloucester, Mass,
which will be the summer headquarters
of the legation Their house, unfortu-
nately, was badly damaged by fire two
days ago.
Mr. lines and members of the British
embassy staff will go to Moosehead lake
about the middle of June to establish the
embassy for the summer.
The naval attache of the French EN-
bassy and Eiscountess d Any have sailed
from New York for a series of visits in
Panama and the West indies. BEFORE
returning to Washington late in Septen-
Der they will travel through California
and Colorado.
Tho Countess de Peretti de la Rocca and
her children are spending the month OF
June with Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Boal
at Boalsburg, Pa.
Counsel and Countess de Chambrun
will sail later this month for France to
spend several months.
Countess de Chambrun is now on visit
to her a other, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
In C.nAAnat
Count Csekonics OF the Austro-Hun-
garian embassy has closed his apart
nentS at RauScner ana HdS gone "
Bar Harbor. where the embassy VIII De
established for the summer.
The first secretary Of the Turkish en-
bassy and Nine. Hussein will spend their
summer abroad, sailing the last OF June.
The second secretary of the embassy, son
of the ambassador and Nine. Iia, VIII
probably leave today for Manchester
by-the-Sea. where the embassy will be
establ shed. and where the ambassador
will iOtp them later
Baron Won Reibn.tz. attache of the
German embassy, and Baroness Won
Re bnitZ will spend the summer on the
north shore.
Last week witnessed the departures OF
Secretary and Mrs. Stimson Mrs WICK
ersham and Mrs Nagel and family Tor
their various summer homes.
The admiral of the navy and Mrs.
Dewey will leave late this month foi
Woodstock. VT, to spend the next
three months.
Among the well known people
whose plans for the summer have
been announced are Justice and Mrs.
I'm Europe. as will Gen and Mrs
Medorem Crawford and Miss Crawford.
who expect to sail about the m ddle
Of August for a years stay abroad.
The assistant secretary of war and
Mrs. Robert Shaw oliver will close
their Washington home early this
month and will go to Northeast Har-
Dor for the summer.
Mrs. Marshall Field has closed her
apartments on 18th street for the sum-
mer and is at her Chicago home until
after the republican convention.
Mrs. Letter is at her home at Bev-
erly Farms. Mass, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter will spend
part of the summer in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt will
close their residence here early in June
and go to their summer place. the
Lilacs. Sayville, Long Island. In Au-
gust they will make motor trip along
the North Shore.
Miss Helen Cannon. accompanied by
her niece, Miss lie Seure, sailed sew
eral weeks ago for an extended trip
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas u. Whyte left
| last week for Philadelphia. From there
they will go to visit their son, Cliff
ford r. Whyte, fer commencement