Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-26

| ana returned TO their nome IN 10000,
Ohio. Gen Sherwood will return at an
| early date to Washington.
Mr.. Jack Hopper of Texas entertained
at dinner Wednesday at the New Willard
| in honor of Senator and Mrs. Culberson.
Others present were Mrs. Shuler sister
| of Mrs. Culberson, and Mrs Make OF
| Texas, and Representative and Mrs. Jack
| Beall.
ator Hoke Smith, was a house guest dur
| ing the week of Representative and Mrs.
| Dudley Hughes at the Cochran.
| in the week for brief stay in New York
| city.
| Gov. and Mrs. Colquitt of Texas and
Mrs. Barnard of Texas, who spent sew
1 eral days during the week in this city,
| having come north for the christening of
| the battleship Texas at Norfolk, where
| Miss Colquitt was one of the maids at
the christening, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles g. Seldonring of
| Colorado Springs, Col, entertained at
| luncheon Thursday at the New Willard,
| in compliment to Representative and Mrs.
Edward T. Taylor.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Gheen will close
their residence on New HAMPSHIRE ave-
nue. this week, and, accompanied by their
two daughters, Miss Gheen and Miss Mary
Gheen, will go to their home at Pittsfield,
Mass, where they will spend the sum-
mer
Mrs. Jack Conway of Dallas. Tex, is
spending a fortnight at the New Willard,
having come here to attend the COM
mencement exercises at the Cathedral
School, where her daughter has been a
pupil for the past season
Mrs. McCleary, wife of former second
assistant postmaster general and ex-
member of Congress, who has been
spending the past season here. will leave
early in June to join her husband in New
York. whence they will sail for Europe
to spend the summer.
Mrs. Charles Bennett Smith OF Buff
| falo was hostess Thursday afternoon,
| from 3 to o'clock, in compliment to the
Harmony Improvement Club Mrs. Wat
| son, Miss Helen Dodge and Mrs. Wilbur
| were the artists for the occasion.
| Mr.. and Mrs E. Nesbit Wright and
| family will leave in June for the White
mountains, where they expect to spend
| the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. ONeill have
| leased the Nesbit Wright home and will
spend the summer at Chevy Chase.
| Dr. and Mrs. Rammage, Mrs w D.
Reade and Dr. and Mrs. Ftzsimmons are
guests at Chevy Chase Lodge for the
| summer.
| Mr.. A. C. Downing and Miss Downing
are spending awhile at Chevy Chase be-
fore going to Newport for the summer
| The luncheon and garden party given
| at the residence of Mrs W. s. Corby
| cd Ia a1SnCaS Of the
Chevy Chase Florence Crittenton Circle
| was a great success.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCauley and
| Miss McCauley will spend several weeks
| in Chevy Chase in early June before 60
| ing away for the summer.
| A marriage of much interest will be
| solemnized at the Chevy Chase Presby-
| terrain Church Monday evening. June 10
when Mr.. Horace Mcpherson Jacks OF
| Canada and Miss Evelyn Malcolm, daugh-
ter of Mr.. James Campbell Malcolm OF
| Chevy Chase, will be married.
Mr.. and Mrs Giovannoli Of Chevy Chase
| will be hosts for the association Literary
! Society Tuesday evening. The feature OF
the evening will be a composite story by
| three Of the club members.
| Miss Frances Efinger left yesterday for
Staunton, Va, to visit friends until June
II, when she will go to New York to join
| her father and mother and sail June Il
| for Europe to spend the summer and fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Efinger are now at Allan
| tic City.
| Col Frank Denny is now spending a
| week or two with Mrs. Denny and Miss
Esther Denny, who are at Apologize. a
mountain resort not far from San Fran
! cisco.
| Mrs. Potter Palmer sailed from New
| York yesterday on the steamer Amerika
| for Cherbourg and will spend the summer
| in Europe. joining her sister, Mrs. Fred
| erick Dent Grant. and the Prince and
| Princess Cantacuzene at the estate of the
latter in Russia. Mrs. Grant left imme-
for Russia, accompanying her daughter,
| the princess. Mrs Palmer returned to
her Florida estate, without going to Chi
| cago at all.
There is to be double wedding in San
| Diego this week. according to the dis
patches, that will interest naval folk. in
| asmuch as two pretty young women from
| this city. Miss Olive India Lewis and
| Miss Ruth Field, will be married in that
| city, Miss Lewis becoming the bride
| of Paymaster Arthur Middleton Of the
| United States gunboat Yorktown. and
Miss Field will marry Ensign Edward
| Guthrie of the same craft. 1t had been
planned to have both weddings take place
| in this city. but because of the Yorktown
being detained on the Pacific coast the
| officers introduced their prospective
brides to each other by letter and induced
them to come west together for the we'd
/ ding ceremony.
| The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed
son Briggs, Maple Square, Capitol Hill,
was Friday evening the scene of a bril-
| liant reception in honor of their son, Mr..
/ Robert Z. Briggs. and his bride, former
Il " pync nf xlAt
| They were assisted by their daughters
] Mrs ". c. Hamilton, and Miss Flora
Briggs, also Mrs. John d. Howard. Mr.
Frank Norris Jones of the Washington