Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-22

The German amba ssador. now greatly
enjoying the Newport season. will sail
for Germany, July 80. for his vacation.
Representative and Mrs. Peter c. Gerry
arrived at Narragansett Pier yesterday.
Mrs. f. III. G.. Slater gave a luncheon
at her Newport villa yesterday for her
guest, Countess Gizycka.
Maj. Gen John r. Brooks. L. S A.
retired), VINO is passing the season with
Mrs. Brooks at Pittsfield, Mass, ceie-
brated his birthday yesterday. He was
born in Montgomery county, Pa, seven
ty-fiyc years ago.
Miss Mollie Elliott SeweH is in Norfolk,
Va, and given an informal reception
last week by Mrs. John Newport Greene
and Miss Greene.
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Gilliland of
the Champlain are sailing tomorrow
on the North German Lloyd liner
Rhein for Europe, and will spend the
next two months in travel in Germany
and Switzerland. They have in view
leisurely tour of cities and resorts of
the two countries. and possibly part
of their stay will be spent in Bad
Nauheim.
Capt Theodore A. Baldwin, jr.. L. S. A.
and Mrs Baldwin and their family, ac-
companied by Mrs. Baldwins sister,
Miss Catherine Judge, arrived last
week at Maplehurst. Narragansett Pier,
which they have leased for the season.
They made the trip from this city
by automobile.
When MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Mills Of 21s
18th street southeast gave a reception
last night the guests on arriving We're
told of the wedding of Miss Gladys Mills.
their daughter, and Mr.. Adlat \. ROBBIE.
the announcement disclosing romance
which had been eliminated 1T Annapolis.
Md, April -, while the bride was still
member OF the graduating class of East
ern High School.
Mr. and Mrs Robbie We're in attendance
receiving congratulations. They explained
that they wanted the wedding in April.
and as the bride was still in school they
had decided to keen the nuptials a secret
until after she had graduated.
After honeymoon trip to Philadeiphia
and Atlantic City the young couple will
return to Washington and take up their
residence with Mr.. and Mrs. Mills.
Mr.. L. c. Heiin of this city is spend
ing his vacation at his home in Stat
ford county, Va.
Miss Lily Underwood Munford of
High Acre, the Plains. Va, was married
July % at Greatham Hall, Stockton-on-
Tees. England, to Mr.. Walter Barradell-
Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Chambers are at
the Rexmere, Stamford, in the Cats
kills, for the summer.
Mrs r. F. Ellis of Mount Vernon.
Va. left yesterday for z four-week
her sister, Mrs 7. c. Rydstrom, and
| family OF st. Louis, Mo-. who have a cot
tage there.
and family are spending time at
Asbury Park, \. j.
Mr.. Horace Holley Smith has resigned
his position as private secretary to
Senator George Sutherland of Utah to
accept the assistant county attorney
ship OF Salt Lake county, Utah. which
has recently been rendered him.
Mr.. Smith leaves tomorrow for his
new post and to join Mrs. Smith and
their small daughter Katharine. who
have been in Salt Lake City since early
in June
Mr. Augustus Gehret of Langdon has
returned from a successful trout fish
ing trip in streams near Montgomery.
Pa, and Trout Run. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Harvey and
Misses Susie and Lillian Harvey of
Langdon Heights have returned from
q pleasant visit with relatives in the
suburbs of Baltimore, Md.
Miss Mary Gehret of Williamsport.
Pa. is visiting at the suburban home
of her cousin, Mrs. L. III. Patterson,
on Langdon Heights.
Mr.. JEFF n. Stauff has left for a ten
day trip through the Blue Ridge noun
tainS.
Miss Clara Hickman and Miss Louise
Hickman, of New Jersey avenue are
spending two weeks at Atlantic City be-
fore going to their country home, Glen
dale. in Loudoun county. Va.
Miss Mary Chapman Smoot elder
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Smoot of
ing her musical studies in New York |
city for the past six months, is now at !,
Asbury Park, \. j., for the month of |
Iuly as the guest of her cousin, Miss !;
Belle Perkins of Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Pratt of |
Washington are at the Wolcott, New |
DAYS and then continue their trip TO the
Adirondacks, where they will spend the I
summer.
Mrs. l.. j. Brown is staying Il week at |
Boyds Md. where ner daughter-im-law.
Mrs Philip NJ. Brown. and daughter are |
spending the summer.
Mrs W. F. Tomlinson of this city,
who, together with her daughter, Miss
Glennie Tomlinson. is in North Carolina
for the summer, was chaperon for jolly |