Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-14

Rcchc, +. Brett c. Tominson and
Messrs. II. Berincr. G.. Bliss. III. Hoff-
man. ". Nottieton. +. Collier, r. SUM
lneN, X. litiauer. +. trner. {. Shipiey.
and G. Miller
Lady Hadheld of England. and sister
Of former Attorney General Wickcrsham.
has arrived at the Shoreham accom-
panied by Mrs. Bird Grubb.
Mrs. Ben de Mier Miller went TO Bos-
ton today. previous TO sailing for Europe
Saturday She will visit Mrs. Richard
Steele forms rly Miss Eva parncille of
this city. al her home in Gloucester Mass.
Mrs. Steele has cards out for large
bridge party in Mrs. Miller's honor Tor
Thursday. Miss Frances Miller will
spend the entire summer with Mrs. Thorn
as Darsie and Mss Anne Darsie, at their
pace near Pittsburgh. and in August
they will take. an extensive automobile
t:ip 10 the west.
Mrs. lisa Maud Ilsen. who has spent
two delightful months in the city at the
Shoreham.. left today for Baltimore
where she will attend a meeting before
the Arundel Club. of which Mrs. Edward
=. Wilson is president.
The visiting foreign guests OF hohor
and members of the international con-
ference celebrating the foth anniversary
of peace among English-spea peopie
will be the guests of honor at "A fccep-
ton to ne given tomorrow evening in
Chicago by Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nelson
Morris at their residence on Lake ohole
drive MIR. and Mrs. Leroy A oIoooaIu'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henroun' Mr-
Charles l.. Hutchinson. MI ana MrS'
Harry Pratt hudson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Medll Mccormick will assist Mr.
and Mrs. Morris in receiving their dis
tinguishcd guests.
Mrs. Robert j. Walker left today for
Saturday. May II. on the White Star
liner Cretic for Naples. She will spend the
summer with her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Duncan s. Walker. and return in time
to welcome home Midshipman Robert j.
Walker from his first cruise.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. S. 4. Wolf. after
an absence of five months, spent in Eu-
rope, have returned and are at the Cairo.
Miss Louise Parker. niece of the late
Commander Lucien Young. L. S. N, gave
luncheon at the Ebbitt House last week
to Mrs. John West Blaisdell of Maine.
Miss Laura Alma Graves of Stamford.
Conn. and the Misses May and Edith
Graham of this city. The luncheon was
followed by theater party.
Mrs. Annie Staunton Cox. daughter of
Rev. Patrick Murphy, rector of the
Church of St. Michael and All Angels.
and DR.. William Morgan Smith of Vir-
sinia were married this morning. the
ceremony taking place at the church in
the presence of the family and a few
friends. Rev. Mr.. Murphy was assisted
in performing the ceremony by Rev. Mr.
Phillips of Alexandria. Va Miss Marian
Murphy and Judge Keith Norton of Vir-
ginia attended the couple. The bride was
Given in marriage by her brother. John
Henry Murphy of this city. The we'd
ding gown was of cream satin brocade
yelled in marquisette, and her tulle veil
was Fastened with orange blossoms Her
only ornament was an exquisite brooch
set with pearls, an heirloom in the FAM
lily of the bridegroom and wedding gift
from his sister. Miss Murphy. maid Of
honor. wore pale blue marquisette and
carried bridesmaid roses. The going
away gown of the bride was a tailormade
mode broadcloth. with which she wore
hat to match. Mr.. Alfred G. Eldridge.
choirmaster of St. Margaret's Episcopal
Church. presided at the organ, playing
the wedding marches. The couple left
Immediately for Atlantic City. and before
their return from their wedding trip will
visit sister of the bridegroom, Mrs. st.
Clair Hobbs, at Pelham, n. j.
The German ambassador, who was hur-
riedly called abroad, sailed Yesterday on
the kronprinZesSi Cecilie, and expects
to make the return voyage on the same
ship very shortly.
At Sound Beach, Conn. yesterday Miss
Edna Y. Wakeham, daughter of Frank
II. Wdkenam, formerly of New York.
was married to Lynne NJ. Lamm of this
city. The Rev. William H. Wakeham of
South Norwalk. Conn. an uncle of the
bride. performed the ceremony, being as
sisted by the Rev, Claude FL. Friddy of
Stamford, Conn.
Miss Catherine f. Browne of Brooklyn
was thu maid of honor. and Miss Ruth
\. kuntz of Allentown. Pa. and Miss
Mary j. Thompson of Pittsburgh were
the bridesmaids. Natalie Roberts and
Dorothy Purdy of Stamford were ribbon
bearers Charles S. Alden Of. this city
was best man. Mr.. and Mrs Lamm will.
make their home in this city.
y pleasant occasion was the banquet
given by the keene Girls Glass of the
y +. Church South in celebration of its
first anniversary Friday evening last, at
the home of its teacher. Mrs John n.
Gibson. East Falls Church, Va Covers
were laid for thirty-five. The place cards
We're hand-tinted in yellow and blue. the
colors OF the class. The same color
scheme was carried out in the decora-
tons. Mrs. Cora Israel of Fairfax and
Rev. W. D. Keene, for whom the Keene
Girls Class was named. were guests of
honor. The president CT the class, Miss
Annie Seay. opened the banquet with
few remarks of welcome, and after din
ner speeches and toasts We're made by
Mrs. Cora Israel Rev. W. d. keene. Mrs.
John Gibson, Mrs. Kate Wright. as for
mer teacher; Mrs. Fannie Shreve. Miss
Mabel Drummer and Miss Minnie Ellison.
Miss Leonora Wright acted as toastmis-
tress. The guests were Mrs. Cora Israel
of Fairfax. Rev. and Mrs. w. ID. Keene.
Mrs. {. w. Lee. Mrs. Kate Wright. Mrs.
John Gibson. Mrs. Lille Elliott, Mrs.
May Hirst Mrs. Minnie Seay, Mrs. Fan
ME Shreve. Mrs. Hoskinson. Mrs. Hig
gins. Mrs. Cora Pigsott, Mrs. Florence
Thorne and Misses BERTHE Byrne, Ellison,
Eva. Essie and Mary Birch, Febrey.
Drummer. Wright Capper. Margaret and
Annie Seay Dolly and Lillian Shreve.
Higgins. Amanda Birch, Hummer, Man.
kin, Mcdaniel and Leona and NJ. Mars
teller. This class was organized about
yea: ago. and has steadily incre ased in
membership and interest
Representative and Mrs. Lathrop
Brown of New York have leased
Doughoregan Manor the historic home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll of Car
rollton. who have gone abroad for the
summer
The new tenants brought with them
are now taking part in the Pimlico
meet
Mrs Brown was formerly Miss Helen
Hooper of Boston and inherited from
her father Robert Chamblet Hooper.
who raced as Mr.. Chamblet. the stable
which a decade ago had some of the
best steeplechasers in the country.
DoughhoreGan Manor is splendid
old mansion for entertaining, and