Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-10
vas of pink crepe dc chine trimmed with

WAS of pink crepe dc chine trimmed with
lace.
Miss Laura Mayo of KNOXVILLE Tenn.
sister of the groom. was bridesmaid and
Wore lovely gown of white crepe de
chine. All the attendants carried
showers of Killarney roses.
The brides two young sisters. the
Misses Helen and Elizabeth ClaNton. also
attended her. and they wore pink crepe
de chine dresses and carried baskets OF
pink blossoms.
Mr.. Warren Converse of Chattanooga,
Tenn. was the best man. and the ushers
We're Representative John II. Small OF
W. Byrns of Tennessee. Mr.. Max T..
Payne OF North Carolina. Dr. Wilmer
BreniZer of North Carolina and Wash
ington. Mir. Mitchell Carroll. also OF
North Carolina and Washington. and Mr..
Ashton Embrey of Tennessee and Wash
ineton.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bralley \
Fiske entertained "A small dinner parry m
Stoneleigh Court last night in honor OF
the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Dan
iels Their guests included Surgeon Cen
eral and Mrs. Stokes. Senator ana Mrs
Martin. Capt McCully, in command OF
the Mayfiower. and Miss Fiskc
Rear Admiral and Mrs Tempin NJ.
Potts will be entertained in Philadelphia
by Mr. and Mrs Charlemagne Tower al
a dinner of thirty covers neNt MondaN
night. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham
mOnd will go on for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Chaser will be
at home Sunday. April 13. from to 10
IN. at :s.1S 18th street northwest IN
honor of their silver wedding anniver-
sary.
Mr.. Homer y. Lockwood returned yes
terday to his apartments at the kene-
saw. after two months in the south.
Miss Lucy Stone gave a luncheon yes
terday for Mrs. Franklin h. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
were among those entertaining at dim
ner last night.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff and Mr. Won Bulow went
to New York this morning. and Satur-
day the countess and Mr.. Won Bulow VIII
sail for Germany. The ambassador VIII
return to Washington Sunday and Will
not go abroad until late in June. when ne
will join Countess Won Bernstorn to
spend the summer on their estate MT.
Won Bulow Will be attached to the for
eign office in Berlin.
The counselor OF the German embassy
and Mime. Haniel Won Haimhausen had a
party of fourteen dining with them last
night. and additional guests came in later
for dancing.
Former Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs James r. Garfield. who came east
| to attend the Derby Roosevelt wedding
last week. are now in this city, tue
guests of DR.. and Mrs. w. ii. wilmer
Miss Feroline Perkins daughter oil
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cleveland Perkins. and
Capt Robert Wallach. L. :. A. Will
be married May 10 at st. Johns Church
Nine. Won Herwarth. wife of the mill
| tary attacie of the German embassy
will sail for Europe Saturday with
her little daughter
Miss Helen Taft was entertained al
| a luncheon at the Country Cup yes
| terday by her hostesses. the Misses
Meyer. whose other guests were MISS
Dorothy Williams. Miss ingalls,. MI
and Mrs. Wolcott Tuckerman; capt
Rodgers. Mr.. Won Bulow, DIR. Grayson
and Mr.. Godfrey Dodge
Mrs. H. l.. Beale and her son of TINS
CITY are at the Wolcott, New York city,
for the remainder of the week
At the Columbia Theater Friday
afternoon. April IS. Mrs Christian
Hemmick will present "RemaHlns
the Raleighs," an original play py Al
fonso Washington Pezet of the Peruvian
Legation In the cast ; VIII De S Mrs MI Mr.
Robert Elmore. Miss Elizabeth HoWrs
Miss Ethel Lee Mr.. f. Reed and Mr. A
w PeZet.
A Bernard Shaw play, How He Lied to
Her Husband" with Miss Miriam T.
Crosby. Mr.. w. Graydon Stetson of Bos.
ton and Mr. A. W. Pezet in the cast. VIII
follow. The matinee is for the benent oi
the social department of Neighbornooo
Home 40 n street southwest. ana poNes
and seats are on sale by Mrs. L. w.
page. a223 Massachusetts avenue. phone
North .2U; and Miss Sophie Siebert
trea surer, 1925 18th street, phone North
1915. and the remaining ones can pe
bought at 1927 + street. or at the CoiuHi-
bia Theater after tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. l6i9
Rhode Island avenue will receive FRI
DAYS in April. Mrs. James q. Montgonl-
ery of Portland. Ore, is her guest.
Mrs. Duncan T. Fletcher. president of
the Congressional Club. gave punet
luncheon today at the club in compliment
to her predecessor in office, Mrs. Ernest
". Roberts and as a further distinction
to the honor guest had the oncers Oh the
club and the chairmen of the various
committees who served during MIS-. ho-'
erts' term as the assistants in the hospi-
tally.
These ladies were Mrs. Borland of Mis-
souri,. Mrs Smith Of pexas. Mrs. Garner
of Texas. Mrs j. p. Henderson. Mrs.
Townsend of Michigan. Mrs. Taylor of
Colorado. Mrs. Padgett Of Missouri. Mrs.
Sims of Tennessee. Mrs. Sharp of Ohio
and Mrs. Davis of Minnesota.
The clubrooms were decorated with
fruit blossoms. ferns and palms. an or
chestra played and the hostess was hand
someIy gowned in dark blue brocaded
crepe de chine.
The $50 guests were entirely from the
membership of the club.
Mrs Marshall. wife of the Vice Pres
ident was in the company.