Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-06

~ H., September II, as a protest against
that schedule in the tariff which permits
the importation of birds feathers and
plumes. Miss Eleanor Wilson is already
cast as "Ornis." the bird spirit-the prin-
cipal part in the fantasy-and it was an
nounced today that Miss Margaret Will
son, ,r the Presidents Oldest daughter. as
Ihrush, the words OF which were writ
ten by Mr.. Mackay's daughter Arvia, and
the music by Frederic S. Converse. The
song. rated as one Of the best recent
American poems. was written by Miss
Mackay when she was nine years old.
Mrs. Wilson Is chief patroness Of the
masque, and its cast includes Ernest
Harold Baynes, Mrs. Augustus Saint
Gaudens, Mr. and Mrs Maxfield Perry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon Cox. Mr.. Cox is
now at work designing the costumes
which will be worn. All of the char
acters will be CARRIED as birds, dryads
and fauns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston r. Zimmerman
leave tonight for trip to Buffalo.
.er city the and w bs I'M In the
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Tincher and little
daughter nave returned from three
week visit to Ocean City, N. J. Mrs
Tincher will be at home Informally Fri
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Fuller will
return shortly from Virginia. where they
have been spending the summer months
and Will reside at 147S Meridian street
northwest. Last month Mrs Fuller and
Master Richard Fuller were at Ocean
City, n j., joining there her mother
Mrs /. A. Farmer, and sister, Mrs Ar
thur Seep. both of Oil City, Pa, and also
Mrs. Percy Adams of this city.
DR.. Clark and daughter, Mrs Clark
Jones, who spent the summer at Atlantic
City, are remaining there throughout this
month.
Mrs. Van Buren, Hillyard and daughter
Ruth left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Knapp and daugh-
ters of 1923 Massachusetts, avenue are at
Hotel Monticello, Atlantic City, N. ].
Mrs. l. l.. Bingham of Fairmont street
northwest, having returned from Harris
burg, Pa. is now visiting Mrs. Thomas
OF Lexington, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Leech
announce the engagement of their
daughter Frederick and Mr.. Hugh B.
Rowland. The wedding is set for
the residence Of Paymaster and Mrs.
Sackett, the sister of the bride.
DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Lockwood have
iStAihCu AIoIIl d lWO-WCeh VdCdIlOH TO
Colonial Beach, Va, after having COM
pleted arrangements for building their
bungalow. which they expect to oc-
copy next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Bell and Mr..
Nelson Bell have gone to Atlantic City
to spend several weeks of the early
autumn.
Mr.. H. Tudor Morsell is in Atlantic
civ the nf his npn1n q nd
the Rev. DR.. w. v. Tudor and wife, at
the Archdale. Mr.. Morsell will return
to Wesleyan University, Middletown,
Conn.,, this month.
Among the guests at Tabor Inn. At
lantic City, n. j., are Rev. and Mrs.
John Newton Culbertson and their
daughter, Miss Gladys.
Among the Washingtonians at the
Wolcott, New York city, are Maj. F. c.
Boggs, U. $. a, Mrs. Samuel Mulliken
and Miss Mulliken.
Another Washington resident has just
| joined the diplomatic colony in the mar
riage yesterday at her mothers home in
| Bar Harbor of Mrs. Susan Dimock
Hutchinson. daughter Of the late Henry
f. Dimock of New York and Mrs. Dim
ock of this city, to Giuseppe Catalani.
counselor of the Italian embassy.
Rev. A. NJ. Mcdonald Of the Congrega-
tional Church performed the ceremony.
of which only the brides mother, the
NetherIand minister and Nine. Loudon
and Gen. Horace Porter were witnesses.
When Mrs. Dimock closes her Bar Har-
Dor home the couple will accompany her
to her estate at South Coventry, Conn.
Mrs. Dimock will occupy the Morgan
house on Scott circle next season, where
former Secretary and Mrs. Meyer spent
several years.
Mrs. Catalani's divorce from her first
husband preceded a year or two her COM
ing to this city to reside with her mother.
Both have been very popular socially.
Mrs. Dimock's brother was William Z.
Whitney, q Cleveland Secretary of the
Navy, and the courtship of the diplomat
and his bride began in the former Whit
ney home on l street. now owned by VII
liam A. Slater which Mrs. Dimock occu-
pied last winter.
Mr.. Catalani has been attached to the
Italian embassy here for more than d
year.
Miss Isabel Vale, beauty and a
social favorite in ST. Louis, will be
married October / to James Hope Mel
son, son Of Sir William Hope Nelson.
head Of several maritime firms and
consul general Of Paraguay in Eng
land. The bridegroom to-be viii be &C
companied by his younger brother,
William Hope Nelson, who Will be best
man at the wedding when he leaves
for this country the 18th. The newly
married couple will go to England to
live on the Hope Nelson ancestral es
tates. Moreton-in-M Marsh, Leicester
shire AS wife of the heir to the
baronetcy Miss Vale will. il she out
lives her husbands parents, become
Lady Hope Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fry celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary at
their home 319 New Jersey avenue
southeast last evening. a number of
handsome gifts were received After
the reception refreshments were served
in the dining room.
Among the guests were James Will
son, Secretary Of Labor; his daughters
Misses Agnes and Mary Wilson, and his
sons, Joseph and James Wilson; Rep
resentative David ]. Lewis Of Mary
land, William Smith. who was best
man at the wedding; Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlings
and daughter, Mrs. Jane Bruff and Mrs.
Miller Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry were married twen-
ty-f1ve years ago at Central Presby-
terrain Church in this city. Mr.. Fry is
employed in the navy yard.
Mrs. Lucretia NJ. Fink and son. Mas
ter Edwin Fink, left this morning with