Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-31

Latnrop Will be present at q meeting the
evening OF June Of the Evermay Club.
cussed for the maintenance OF a library
and g. story telling center in Georgetown
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
nave gone to Berkeley Springs to stay
over Sunday.
Inc Secretary Of Commerce, William c.
Hedneld. Is a. guest OF hts mother Mrs.
=. A. Redf1eld. in Pittsfield Mass, where
ne VIII speak tonight
The Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Houston have leased a cottage at Mar
thas Vineyard for the summer They are
now Established at their recently leased
mouse, on street. and will go north
about the middle of June
Rear Admiral Glover, Mrs. Glover. the
Misses Clover, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bart
Thomas NJ Chatard. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Belmont and Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
Gherardi were among the Washingtonians
leaving New York for various European
Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher received at
the last of the weekly teas for the sea-
son at the Congressional Club yesterday,
assisted by Mrs Horace NJ. Towner of
iowa and Mrs Fred bennett of North
Dakota. Mrs. James NJ. Gudger, jr, was
at the tea table
Mrs John A. Logan. jr.. OF New York
city has announced the engagement of
her second daughter. Edith Logan, and
Mr.. Devices w. Dilworth son of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph r. Dilworth Of % West 18th
street. New York. The announcement
was made last evening by Mrs. Logan at
a dinner given at her home in Youngs-
town, Ohio. Mr.. Dilworth being among
ill., I@% g..
ding has been arranged. it is expected
that 1t Will take place in the autumn.
MISS Logan is the granddaughter of
Gen. John A. Logan. Her father, the late
MAJ. John a. Logan, was killed while
leading his men into action near San Fa-
b1an. IN the Philippines, in November.
1899 Six of his men fell with him, and
another officer and twelve men We're
wounded.
Maj. Logan married Miss Edith An
drews. daughter of the late c. H. An
dreWs of Youngstown Ohio. in 1887 Miss
Logan's sister married Henri st. Paul de
Sincay of Paris and Brussels
Miss Logan was introduced to society
last winter Her mother gave a large
reception for her at her home. II West
Younger set and at the opera. where Mrs
Logan had parterre box Mrs de
Slncay spent part of last winter with
her mother and sister
Mr. Dilworth's family is well known in
Pittsburgh and in New York where he is
IN business. He is Yale graduate He
belongs to several clubs
Mrs. Logan and her daughter expect
TO remain In Youngstown about three
weeks longer
DIR. and Mrs. Philander p. Claxton and
children and Mrs. Claxton's mother, Mrs.
Hannah Payne Johnson, left today for
thelr former home in Nashville. Tenn.
where they go in the hope Of benefting
Mrs. johnson. VINO is very i'll. DR.. Claxton
will return to Washington within a few
days, but Mrs. Claxton and the children
expect to remain in Nashville until the
fall
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Junkin of Miami
Fla. are visiting their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Miller. at their home or
Monroe street. Mr.. and Mrs. Junkin viii
go to Annapolis for June week, their sor
George graduating at the Naval Academy
They Will then sail on the Niagara from
New York to spend the summer in
Europe.
G. Martin. has obliged the Emily Maso1
Chapter, D. A. r.. to recall the invita-
tons to meet Mrs. William Cumming
Story at the home of the vice regent
Mrs. Samuel G. Cornwell on the evening
of June 2.
Mrs. William r. Dickinson of New York
city is visiting her sister, Mrs. Daniel A
Gaskins. for several weeks. Mrs. Dick
lnsOn came to Washington to attend the
wedding of Miss Julia a. Gaskins and
Mr.. Dorsey r. Beane.
The Misses Kirkland have closed their
residence on 10th street and have gone to
their country home in New York state
for the summer.
Mrs. Hamlin widow Of Rev Teunis S.
Hamlin. former pastor Of the Church OF
the Covenant, arrived in town last night
and is staying at the Hamilton. Mrs.
Hamln will be in town for two weeks.
She sails on the 10Th for Europe where
she will visit Bad Nauheim.
Miss Ella Larkin. who has been so very
seriously i'll for the past two weeks, at
her apartment at the Cecil, is now pro-
nounced out of danger.
John c. Hughes of this city graduated
Nav % from the New York Homeo-
pathic Medical College and Flower Hos
pital. the latter being medical school
in class A.
Representative and Mrs William B.
Francis Of Ohio will go to Bryn Mawr
next week for the graduation exercises.
Miss Clara Francis being a member of
this years class. They will attend the
and the closing exercises the following
day The family party will leave
with congressional tourists for Panama
June Is.
Mrs Edward B. Mclean. at the Devon
horse show yesterday. appeared in an
other pretty toilet-a tan-colored suit
made of soft silk the striking note OF
which was the oriental sash. She wore
large tan hat trimmed at the back with
varicolored aigrettes.
Mrs. NJ. Jennie McElfresh of 1904 H
street northwest, who was called to
Jackson. Ohio, on account of the sudden
illness and death OF her SON, Howard,
has returned home.
Thursday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. White entertained company
Takoma Park, in honor Of the sixty-fifth
birthday anniversary of Mrs. White S
mother, Mrs. Isaac Emerson of the same
place. a
The evening was enlivened with games.
vocal and instrumental music and recita-
tons by Mrs. NJ. X. Campbell.
Later in the evening a collation. was
served. The principal feature of the
table was an elaborate birthday cake.
lions.
Senator Bacon entertained the Secre-
tary of State. Mr.. Bryan, at luncheon
Thursday in the committee room Of for
eign relations at the Capitol There were
sixteen guests.
Marriage Licenses.