Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-06

February. Owing to the illness Of her
mother she has closed her house ana
gone south.
The marriage of Miss Helen McEwen
Dick. daughter of Mrs. E,well y. Dick,
and DR.. Dana Cecil Post L. S. n, will
take place today a. half past at the
Church of the Covenant. the pastor, Rev
DR.. Charles Wood, officiating.
Mr.. William +. Dick of Detroit. brother
of the bride, will escort his sister. who
will have no attendants.
The bride will wear a travelling suit of
kings blue eponge cloth with a small
black hat trimmed with blue feathers.
She will carry VioletS.
Relatives and few personal friends
will attend the ceremony. at the conclu-
sion of which the couple will start on
their honeymoon tour.
They will live at the Brunswick on their
return.
The French amba ssador and Nine Jus
serand will give a dinner on the 18th and
the British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
one on the 21st of this month.
Mrs. Cornelius c. Cuyler of New York
will spend part of February in this city,
where she will be the guest of Mrs. Mar
shall Field, who will give. several dinners
for her.
Mrs f.. H. G. Slater of this city Will
enlarge her villa. -opedene. at Newport.
The work is to be completed before she
arrives for the season next July. \ semi
circular addition is to be built to the
west side of the villa, where there IS d
terrace at present. and it will afford
larger drawing room and ballroom facili-
ties.
Mrs Thomas F.. Walsh will entertain
| double box parties for both opera per-
| formances and will give dinners March
n,,6 nfyNtr how sislt
! life after her long mourning retirement.
! Mrs. Atkinson's reception Monday
afternoon largely attended. The
| spring flowers. Mrs. James S. Atkinson.
| Mrs. John Benton. Mrs Florence Brown
| Atkinson. Mr.. Brown and Mrs. Sadie
Brown, Mrs Edwin l.. Dye. Mrs Files
| Logan, Miss Louise Hopkins. Miss Helen
| Drake and Mrs. Miller assisted in the
| dining room.
Miss Mckenzie of Charlottesville Va
| announces the marriage of her sister
| Maude Louise and Mr. John Walker In
elesby Tuesday. January 4. at Manila.
| 7. I. Mrs. IngleSby is a niece of Miss
| Mckenzie and Mrs. Albert G.. Drane of
| this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans left for Rich
| mond today to attend celebration in
| honor of the tWenty-firSt birthday ami
| versary of Mr.. Cans twin nephews. Hor-
ace and Edward Cans. \ reception and
dance will be given in honor of the young
| men at the jefferson Club. at which
| guests from Virginia. Maryland and the
District will be present
Mrs. ]. W. Summerhayes is spending
| the winter with Medical Director S. II.
| Dickson L. S. n, and Mrs Dickson, at
| 2016 + street northwest.
| Mrs Benjamin +. Leighton of 11f5
| I'D street will be unable to receive or
| pay calls for the season. on account of
| continued Illness in the family.
Mrs Thomas and Miss Thomas will
not be at home today at the Highlands.
Mrs Frank G. Carpenter and Miss Car
penter owing to their absence from the
city. will not be at home again until
Friday. February Il.
Mrs. William Henry Walker will not re-
ceive again at the Connecticut until after
Lent.
Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan, the Plaza,
Washington Circle. will be at home to-
| morrow for the last time this season.
and will have with her Mrs. G. b. May
1adier.
| Miss Helen Choate E,ustis of Cambridge,
Mass, who played in the Chevy Chase
open tennis tournament last May. Win
as Well as in ladies' doubles and mixed
doubles, will be married Saturday to Mr..
Howard Turner of Cambridge. Mass
Miss Marjorie S. Smith. daughter of
to Cambridge for the wedding and will
be away for two or three weeks.
Senator and Mrs. w. Murray Crane en-
| tertained at dinner last night in compli-
ment to the Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Knox.
| Mrs. Hunt Slater and her nephew. Mr..
| Kurt Diedrich. went to New York today,
where they will spend month before
| going to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Atherton, who
will take Mrs Slater's house during her
absence, will arrive this week.
Judge Francis NJ. Scott and Mrs Scott
/ for weeks visit Mrs. Henry F. Dim
ock will entertain at dinner in their
honor
| Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson. the sec
ond daughter of Gov. Wilson, will be one
| of the angels in Art the tableau To
be given for charity under the auspices of
society women of Baltimore. Miss Will
son will appear only once-next Monday
evening.
j Miss Wilson will impersonate the
Angel of Annunciation,'' by Schon
gauer. the seventh on the program. This
part, in former preSentd tons, has been
taken by Baroness Elsi Won Biegeleben.
a cousin of Mrs. Henry Wood, who was
responsible for bringing the angels to
Baltimore.
During her stay in Baltimore Miss Will
son will be the guest IF Mrs. Charles E.
Ellicott at her home in Melyale.
Nine Ritter. wife of the Swiss minister
has invited the members of the Swiss
ladies' society. the Stauffacherin. to "A
reception, followed by a supper. this
evening at o'clock. There will be about
thirty ladies present.
Mrs Reed SmOot. wife of Senator Reed
Smoot has left for the west to visit her
mother. who is ill. She expects to be
away about a fortnight.
Miss Sinclair Fry Phelps, daughter of
Mr.. James Phelps. and Mr. John Edward
Stewart of Clarendon. Va, We're married
yesterday by Rev. T. NJ. Swami. The