Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-07

member from that state and Mrs. and
MISS Brick. Wife and daughter of the
late Representative Brick of Indiana,
made up the receiving party. with Sena-
daughter and Miss Rowland of Indianap-
oils, Mrs. Marshall's next-door neigh
Dor at her former home and her guest
here at present.
There was flower-decked refreshment
table and an orchestra played through
out the reception. Mrs. Shiveiy and her
young family will return to their home
IN South Bend. Ind. tonight
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S Gordon Of 2O12
Hillyer place announce the engagement
of their daughter, Frances Pinkney, to
Mr. Estep Lilliard Gott of Maryland.
The wedding will take place in April.
Mrs. Frank Metcalf of Warren, Ohio. is
a guest at the home of her niece, Mrs
William Snyder Of the Stanhope, New
Jersey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Miller and daugr-
ter Gearldine, and Mrs. Laura Strunk,
all Of Pittsburgh, Pa. are visiting their
sister. Mrs. William Snyder of the STAN
hope.
DR.. +. 0. Young. brother of the late
Rear Admiral Lucien Young. wife and
Mrs. Albert France of New Rochelle. are
visiting Mrs. Lucien Young at 2l27 N
street northwest.
Mrs. Paul Mitchell Of Birmingham.
Ala, formerly Ethel Leach of Washing
ton, is in the city for a stay Of several
Pittsburgh and home. She is at 1164 K
street northwest. where she will be glad
to see her friends.
Mrs. Louis Cassidy of Norwich, Conn,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Drury, at the Navarro, 215 e
street northwest.
sale Of hats will be held at the Shore
ham tomorrow from 10 am. to {; pm. The
founding Hospital will be the recipient
OF the benefits and a number Of promi-
nent matrons and maids are in charge.
Spring hats Of all kinds and for all oc-
caSiOnS will be on sale and advance de-
scriptions and glimpses Of these much-to-
be-desired specimens of headgear show
that many tastes have been I'm view In
getting the collection together A large
attendance Is expected and the salesroom
and sales people are both prepared for it.
The Misses Daisy b. and Ethel M.
HAYNES have returned to their home at
Norfolk, Va, after spending inaugura-
ton Week with their aunt. Miss v. B.
Fennell of 18th street.
dispatch to The Star from Oyster
Bay. N. ". today-says: The date of the
wedding of Miss Ethel Carow Roose-
welt, daughter Of Col and Mrs STheo-
dore Roosevelt. and DR.. Richard Derby
of New York city has been fixed for
Friday. April 4. The wedding will be
in the Episcopal Church at Oyster Bay,
and reception will follow at the
The bridal couple will sail the next
day for honeymoon trip to Europe.
DIR. and Mrs Guy Fairfax Whiting
entertained theater party last night
were Miss Glover. Miss Reyburn, Miss
Elizabeth. Reid Rogers, Miss Wales,
Miss Louise HELEN. Miss McCauley.
Miss Oge. Miss Caroline Ogden Jones,
Miss Gladys Hinckley. the Misses Whit
charge d'anfaires of Greece, Mr.. Caftan-
zoglu; Mr.. Masserievitch of the Rus
sian embassy, Mr.. Schmolck of the
Netherlands legation, Commander Pol
lock, Mr.. Jack White. Commander
Jewell, Count Bonde and Mr.. Robin
son.
Miss Liota B. Castle Of 633 F street
northeast had as her inaugural guests
for the week. Misses Bessie Putnam
Gertrude Ellis Of Laurel Md: Alma
of Virginia and Emma Engle
of Annapolis. Md: Messrs. Jesse Trav-
ers, Jack Cushing of Waynesboro
Academy, ROY Ellis OF Laurel, T.. war
field Keefer and Brooke Maxwell Of
Baltimore. Miss Castle gave a box
party in honor of her guests Thursday
evening. a supper following at the
Ebbitt.
Mrs. Homer Seip Of Ogden. Utah. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Coblentz Of this city.
Mrs. Samuel Conner, wife of Sheriff
Conner of Chattanooga. Tenn, and their
young sons, Edwin and Wayne. who
were guests this week Of friends at
1920 p street. have returned home.
Lieut. and Mrs. De Forest ". Morton.
the latter formerly Miss Esther Todd
Smith Of this city, lunched Wednesday
with the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Garrison. Lieut.. Morton is nephew
of Mrs. Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams, jr, SON.
in-law and daughter of Mrs. Russell
Harrison, are with her this week, and
Mrs. williams will be at home with her
mother this afternoon.
The British ambassador has gone to
New York en- route to Ottawa to make