Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-05

news from cornish, N III, ana the
Prssident's summer home. Herlakenden.
Ii to the effect that the house party there
over Sunday includes Mr.. Francis b.
Sayrc. n&nco Of Miss Jessie Wilson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Tedcastle of
Milton, Mass, Mrs. Wilson charmed the
given to q minister and his wife at the old
South Congregational Church Wednesday
night.
The Brazilian ambassador will sail next
week for Europe, 10 join his wife, who
left some weeks ago and was recently
presented ut the British court.
The German ambassador gave a lunch
con party yesterday at his Newport cot
taBe.
The Swedish minister and Nine. Eken-
gren went to Bay Head n j.. to remain
until they sail on the 18th Tor four
month stay abroad.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph Garrard have as
their guest ut Fort Myer the latter s
sister. Mrs. John Quilfoyle. wife of Col.
Guilfoyle Of the 9th Cavalry. Lieut.. Vic
tor 8. Foster, L. 8, A.. and Mrs. Foster
and Miss 0arrard, who have been at Fort
Riley. Kan. returned to Fort Myer yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD Beale Mclean
celebratedsthe Fourth yesterday at Black
Point farm at Portsmouth. near Newport.
by large dinner party. The grounds
were Illuminated and there were music
and fireworks. A clambake with pro-
gram OF sports for the house servants
and farm hands filled the afternoon.
Col Elias B.. Thompson Is at Ocean
View. Va. for the month Of July.
Miss Laura Thompson is spending
the summer at the Spencer Cottages.
ChautauQua, n. Y.
Mrs. Longworth. who Is at the Hot
Springs. has her two-sons-in-law and
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. b. \. Walling-
ford of Cincinnati and Count and
Countess de Chambrun. with her. she
gave a tea on the lawn yesterday for
Representative and Mrs. Oscar Under
wood.
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage sailed for
Europe today on the Olympic.
The Sienna Sewing Circle gave a
launch trip last Wednesday evening
down the Potomac The boat was deco
rated and q string orchestra furnished
music throughout the evening. After
refreshments were served a short stop
| was made at Marshall Hall: Among
those present were Rev. G y; Rally OF OF
Watkins, J. Daiy;; n Daily. n; Collins
Hines. H; springmann, /. Krouse;
Messrs. G: Osborne; C. schoeneman'
Allen: Gibbons and Nesbit; Mrs. John
To- Waters and Mrs. Frank Moore
chaperoned the party.
Tuesday evening next at O'Clock the
| marriage will take place Of Miss Doro-
| thy Muproe, daughter OF Prof. Charles
E. Munroe, and Mr.. Horace D. Rouzer
Mrs Charles H. Matthews. jr. of Phila-
doly MnnrOa will
attend the bride, and Mr.. Charles Mat
thias of Frederick, Md, will be best
man. Mr.. Reginald Geare and Mr.. Rich
ard Hynson will be ushers. The Rev
| Episcopal Church will officiate. The
ceremony will take place at the home OF
Prof. and Mrs. Munroe, and after July
"a Mr.. Rouzer and his bride will make
| their home on Melrose street, Chevy
Chase.
A pleasant surprise party was tender
ed Miss Anna Donovan by her friends
last evening at her home Conduit road
Refreshments were served on the lawI
| and dancing and games were participated
| in until nearly midnight. Among those
present were the Misses Edna : and an
Harrington, Anna Donovan, Mabel Pars
ley. Maragret Donovan. Katherine. Marie
and Dorthea Heide. Mr.. and Mrs Color
Mrs. DAILY. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan
i
| Frank Tippett Martin Richer. Raymond
| Reichard, John Brown. Robert Shoemak-
er, Earl Montroe, Howell Dudley, Charles
Cotton and William Owens.
Miss Minnie Whyte of ss3 4th stree,
| northeast has gone to New York to
spend the week end with her cousin
| Mrs. A. Waidron.
Capt. Joseph p McCrink of Ills New
! Hampshire avenue has gone away on a
short vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. George B. WEIGH leave to-
! morrow for the summer, which they
will spend at Ojibway Island. Ontario
Canada.
Mrs. S. v. Proudfit sailed by the
Merton, American line, from Philadel-
| phia this morning. She will visit friends
and relatives in Birmingham and Lon
don, returning about the first of Octo-
| Der.
Mrs. Percy D. Spence and nephew
Master E. Roger woodward of 1854 9th
street northwest, left Thursday fol
Somerset Beach. Va They will return
the first week in August.
Among the passengers sailing on. the
German Lloyd line July 6 from New
York for London. Paris and Bremen
will be Mr.. A. G. Daniels, Mr.. Henry
Schick, Mr.. Edward L. Dangerfield. Misc
Mary H. Dangerfield. Mr.. William F.
Hit, Rev. Mr.. Dembirki. Mr.. Truxtur
Beale Mr.. Francis L. Dangerfield. Mr.
and Mrs. c. Glover Mrs Eleano,
Maynard and Mr.. John T. Wilkins OF
this city.