Evening star., 1913-11-18

guests of Maj. and Mrs. Richard syl-
VeSter.
Mr.. Charles D. Walcott and his daugh-
ter, Miss Walcott, are spending the week
in Baltimore as the guests of Mrs. George
Huntingdon Williams.
Miss Florence Beall entertained the
members of the Kolumbia Social klub at
a Yama Yama dance at her home, 73
street, on Saturday last Refreshments
We're served. Among the members dane
ing We're Misses Gladys Bunting. Mildred
Whitney. Mabel Levy, Adele Kelly, Flor
ence Beall and Mineola BarnitZ. Messrs
Herbert Haar, Earnest Swingle, Milton
Lowry. Lewis EberIy, Harry Pitts. Miss
Bunting. Mr.. Everett and Mr.. Rutland
Beard were guests Of the club
The Cuban charge d'affaires and Nine.
de la Vega-Caldron entertained today at
luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel Mr..
Emilio FerrerPicabaia. a member of the
Cuban supreme court, and Nine Ferrer-
Picabaia, who were visiting this city, and
also Mr.. Walter S. Penfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement A. Giebel of
Baltimore announce the marriage of their
daughter. Teresa Julia, and Mr.. Paul De
Forest Wollard, at the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament, Baltimore, November
Is. AT home after December 15 at 6O1
North Carolina avenue southeast, this
city.
Mrs. George N. Sternberg will give a
luncheon tomorrow in the banquet room
of the Memorial Continental Hall The
guests are asked to meet the president
general of the National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
Mrs. William Cummins Story
The national officers pf tho cociafy
constituting the national board the
| members of the finance committee and
the officers of the Army and Navy
Chapter are the invited guests.
Col. and Mrs. Ephraim Wallace Lii
lard of Danville, KY, and Wash
ington. ID. c., announce the engagement
of their daughter Lula McQuiddy Lii
lard, and Mr.. George Harrison Braddock
of Douglass. Wyo
The wedding, which will be quiet
one, will take place December 26, 1913,
! in Washington.
The Italian ambassador, the German
ambassador and Countess Won Bernstorff
and the Russian ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff are attending the horse show
and the opera in New York. At the
morse show yesterday Nine. Bakhmeteff
wore chocolate-brown cloth and a brown
velvet hat. Her furs were Russian
sables-a long, wide scarf and a pillow
muff. Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury's box
party included Lady Hadfield and Mrs.
William +. McCoInbs. the latter former
ly Miss Dorothy Williams of this city
The youthful bride wore costume of
pastel shade. in velvet, trimmed with
yellow paradise plumes. Lady Had
field wore black velvet and a short coat
of spotted ermine. With Mrs. Stotes-
bury's blue velvet costume and hat she
wore yellow fox furs. Miss Katherine
Britton of this city was also a guest of
Mrs. Stotesbury. Mrs. Edward B. Nc
Leans afternoon gown was of terra
Gotta broadc.oth, made with a triple
tunic. She wore light yellow furs and a
black velvet hat. adorned with a cluster
of bird of paradise plumes, and in the
evening she wore white. an evening coat
trimmed with fur and picturesque hat
fashioned of several layers of carrot
cOlored tulle edged with a narrow band
of gold. and across the middle from ear
TO ear it was held on by half wreath
of French flowers.
Mrs. c. Hart Merriam and her daugh-
ter, Miss Zenaida Merriam, have re-
turned for the winter from their summer
home in California.