Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-07

The President and Mrs Wilson enter
tanned former President Taft at luncheon
today. Miss Mabel Boardmaa was also
present There We're no other guests.
The President and Mrs. Wilson will
give reception next Wednesday even
ing. in compliment to the visiting Brazil
ian special ambassador, Dr. Lauro Muller
The Brazilian ambassador and the
staff of the embassy will go to Norfolk
to meet the Brazilian minister Of for
egn affairs. Or. Lauro Muller, who is
due to arrive there Tuesday on the Bra
zlian Warship Minas Geraes.
4 number of Off ,ial hospitaliies will
follow DIR. Mullers arrival, in which the
White House, the State Department. the
Pan-American Union and the Brazilia n
dance will be given in the Hall of the
Americas, Pan-American building, next
week.
the Senate. and Mrs. Baker have gone
to Princeton for the graduating exer-
cises on the 10Th Their son, Lawrence
Adams Baker, is a member of the senior
class of this year.
The farewell ball at the Naval Acad
envy. Annapolis, last night. was a
charming affair, at which were as
sembled guests from the country over.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. wife of the
Secretary of the Navy. and Mrs. John
H. Gibbons. wife of the superintendent
of the Naval Academy. assisted by
Midshipman Ralph c. Davis of Illinois,
president of the class of IA, We're in
the receiving line.
Among the handsomely 2owned ma
irons and maids from this city in
attendance were: Mrs. David Barry.
blue satin yelled in white lace. embroid
cred in cut steel and jet Miss Barry.
pale blue satin. trimmed with pink rose
buds: Miss Doris Farrar, pale pink
satin draped with chiffon; Mrs. Dorm.
violet satin with chiffon and lace: Miss
Clemson. blue brocade satin embroid-
cred in rhinestones: Mrs. F. +. Wilcox.
white satin embroidered in pearls !;
chiffon and crystal; Mrs. Estes. white
satin with touches of blue: Mrs. CHS
well. black lace with touches Of blue
over black satin. Mrs ". l. Chambers.
black jetted net over satin: Miss Norma
l.. Johnson. white brocaded satin en-
broidered in crystal: Miss X. Anderson.
white chiffon draped in crystal gauze
and lace; Miss Hull. white chiffon over
pale pink. with apron of white lace;
Miss Ada Birmingham, pale blue satin
draped in chiffon; Miss Frances Pace,
white charmeuse and lace: Mrs. F. J..
Sullivan. biscuit-colored chiffon with
draperies of bronze chiffon: Miss Kim
NELL. white satin embroidered in
pearls: Miss Marie Humphreys black
brocaded satin and lace: Miss Marian
Mckay. white satin and lace. and
Miss Roberta Amies, pale pink bro
caded satin.
Mr.. and Mrs Colby Dodge entertained
Informally at dinner last night At Dover
House in compliment to Miss Marsaret
Wilson and Miss Eleanor Wilson. Their
additional guests were Mrs. John Davis.
Miss GLADYS Hinckley. Representative
Henry D. Flood. Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte.
Mr. Randall Hagner and Mr. Harry
Armstead of New York.
Brig Gen. Albert l.. Mills. L. S. A..
and Mrs. Mills entertained at dinner la st
night Col. and Mrs Glenn: Col. kazut-
sugu Inouye. Japanese military attache
the Japanese attache and Nine Okabe.
Mai and Mrs. Evan NJ. Johnson Mai
and Mrs Barden. Mrs. Hume and Capt
and Mrs. Robins.
cant and Mrs. Hugh L. Willoughby
will give dinner for the Secretary Of
the Navy and Mrs. Josephus Daniels,
who are expected on the dispatch boat
Dolphin at Newport the latter part of
the month.
DR.. and Mrs. j Morris Murray. who
spent several months abroad. have re-
turned to this country. and will spend
the summer at Pomfret. Conn. Their
Washington residence is leased for next
sea son to Representative and Mrs. Peter
J. Gerry.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum of this city,
who is at her summer home i'm Man
chester. Mass. has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter, Gladys Mum,
to Charles Minot Amory of Boston
Ensign Harold Perry Parmelee L. S.
n, a member of the graduating class
Yesterday at Annapolis came to this city
last night The marriage of Miss Leila
Nav henry. daughter of Representative
and Mrs Robert Lee Henry of Texas.
and Ensign Parmelee will take place this
evening at the Henry residence. on 18th
street.
Miss cornelia Louisa Lloyd has gone to
her old home i'll Angelica. y. Y. to spend
the summer.
Mrs Howard and her daughter. Miss
Nellie Claire Howard. will spend next
week at Port Deposit. Md.
lieut. Harrison. is spending !; week at
Carvel Hall. Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Burnram of
Chicago and Miss Beatrice Cameron
went to Annapolis for the June ball at
the Naval Academy. Mr. and Mrs Burn
ham vii, return later to Washington
and will be the guests of Mrs. Cameron.
IS3. Riltmore street. Mrs Burnham. for
merly was Miss Vivian Cameron, and
was class girl of 1879.
Miss Mabel Lee Powell. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Lucien w. Powell and Mr.
Francis Auguste Milot were married at
noon today by the Rev. Edward NJ. Mott
Miss Elaine Fitzhlsh Powell. sister of
the bride. was her only attendant and
Representative Addison r. Smith of Idaho
was best man. Mr.. Miilot is a graduate
of the School of Law of Georgetown Uni
yersify. He has until recently practiced
law in Idaho, but is now residing in Pitts
burah Pa.
The bride was Sowned in white char
meuse and lace. and wore a tulle vel
The bridesmaid wore white, with aces
series of pink.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fscher, lo2o r
street will be AT home Wednesday. June
IL from to 10 pm. in honor of the
confirmation of their son Alvin.
Mr. and Mrs H. NJ Woodward Of