Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-18

Mrs. Wilson and her daughters house
party had as guests Saturday night a
leading actress whose summer home is
in the vicinity OF Harlakenwin house at
Cornish, n. H.
The Marchesse and Marchesa Giuseppe
dJeta Lansa al Tradia Of italy, who
were here a few days with Represent
ative and Mrs. Peter Gerry, left yes
terday for New York, intending to sail
shortly for their home at Florence.
The marchesa, who was formerly Miss
MARITIME Jones Of Washington and Gin
cinnati. is a daughter Of the late Mrs.
John Davies Jones, whose death occur
red few weeks ago at Cincinnati.
Miss Mariette Gray gave a card party
for Mrs. William Thayer Of Washing
ton, l.. c., who ID visiting Mrs. w. 7.
Gage in, Detroit last week.
Miss Christina G. Eckhardt Of 23s3
Florida avenue Is visiting her aunt, Miss
Ida L. sherwood of Olney, Nd. She will
be away about month.
Miss Catherine Britton has gone to
Newport for q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Reynolds Hit are al
Newport, guests Of Mrs. Franch Wander
bilt.
Mrs. George F. Becker OF birmingham
| Mass, is entertaining A. Maurice Low
| Miss Mary Cassin and Miss Eliza r. 6cid-
| more of Washington.
Mrs. r. A. Baldwin of this city enter
| tanned at luncheon yesterday on the ter
race Of the Casino at Newport for Rear
Admiral Frank F. Beatty, u. 8. N.
| Among the guests were Maj. Philip
Brown of this city.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh has issued cards
for two dinners which are to be given al
her Bar Harbor villa Tuesday and Thurs
day evening of this week for her house
guest, Mrs. Lindiey M. Garrison, wife
Of the Secretary of War.
Mrs. o. w. Guerdoum announces the
marriage Of her daughter Elsa to DIR
Arthur A. Allen of Cornell University
Rev. Charles II. Butler performed the
ceremony at the home of the brides sis.
ter, Mrs. Alfred G. Maddens, 1921 r street
northwest, Sunday, August II.
| Mrs. Horatio N. Slater has had Miss
| Elizabeth Rogers of Washington anG
Mr.. Richard Emmett of New York as hel
guests at Manchester. Mass, the pas
week. The Slater cottage is the scene
Of many gay affairs and almost daily the
young people assemble there for dancing
| Lieut. Roland Monroe brainard, recent,
detached from the U. S. S. Kentucky, ii
now in New Orleans with his wife AND
Brainard's parents, Mr. and Mrs Morti
mer Wisdom. He has been ordered t.
this city, and is expected with his wifi.
and daughter next month.
| Jamestown. r. l., has been gay this pas
week. with the Atlantic fleet in the llar
Dor. Among the guests at the Bay View
and Gardner hotels from Washington
participating in the Inequalities Of thu
officers of the fleet and seen among thu
visitors at the Casino are Mrs. briggs
and Miss Nathalie briggs. Col and Mrs
| Foote and Miss Foote, Mr.. and Mrs
Byron s. Adams and Miss Marie Adam.
| and Capt and Mrs. Wilson and Miss vii
| son, all Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Baumgarten hay,
returned to their home, the Winchester.
Mr.. A. J. Driscoll and family of 1910 n
| street northwest are spending the montl
at Bluemont. Va
| Miss Margaret T. Fox of Chevy Chas
1 has returned home after an extende,
western trip.
Mrs. M. Sandberg of 1902 18th stree
| northwest left Thursday last for Boston
| where she will Join her husband an,
daughter. She expects to spend severa
| weeks visiting in Boston and New Eng
land.
Mr.. Claude p Farr has returned from
a trip through Virginia and West Vir
ginia-
Miss Alma Goodman and her niece, Mis-
Jeanette Baer left Saturday to spent
| the next three weeks visiting in Phila
delphia and New York.
The Misses Irma and Elizabeth Kan.
| left for New York Friday. August 8
where they took the boat for Galveston
After visit Of couple Of weeks at tina
point they will go to Fort Bliss, Ell PaSo
| Tex, returning home about the middle o
October,