Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-04
In THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
WASHINGTON GUESTS AT A
NEWPORT LUNCHEON.
Other Parties There This Week and
Later-personal
Notes.

Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish gave q luncheon
OF forty yesterday for her son and his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. jr..
and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. z. Gray. Mr. and Mrs Wood
bury Blair OF this city were Of the party.
Mrs. Fish Is arranging a dinner and a
musical Tor Mrs. French Vanderbilt the
I'D. on which date the latter gives a ball
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater will give a dance
at her Newport villa this week. and Mr..
embassy will be host Of another Thurs
day night.
Tho Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeten. who gave luncheon at their
Newport villa yesterday. Will leave for
Nahant August II by motor. They will
stop at Lenox en- route. The last week
Of August they will motor to Syracuse
for the races.
Mr.. Wade H Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. IS. II.
Warner, Mrs. +. l.. Freeman and Mrs.
w. HI. Goddard. all of Washington. d.
&, We're registered at the Britannia
Hotel, Trondhjem, Norway, July o.
Mr.. Dennis Rowe Bilbrey of the Treas
ury Department is spending the month Of
August at his home. Vale. Tenn.
Mrs. w. c. Zimmerman, Miss Ella and
Mrs. zimmerman, ST., are at Sanner Inn,
Coltons. Nd, for two-week vacation.
Miss Gertrude Pattison, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell Pattison of this
CITY: was married to Representative c.
B. Miller of Minnesota at Los Angeles
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. f. d.
vincent, whom she has been visiting.
Representative and Mrs. Miller sail Au-
gust for the Philippines and Japan,
10 he gone several months The VoI.
ding day was hastAped because OF Rep
resentative MillerS desire to make the
Philippine trip.
Mr.. Joseph Clark Hopper is in Berlin.
the guest of his cousin. Mr.. Joseph
Clark Grew. charge d'affaires of the
Children are in this country with reia-
tlves at West Manchester, Mass.
Mrs. John c. Phillips has gone from
Aioraine farm, North Beverly. Mass, to
stay with her son-in-law and daughter.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew A. Peters, at
North Haven, Me. Mr.. Peters yacht, the
Little Hope, is in the bay.
Mrs. Clarence Moore gave a pretty
luncheon luncheon last ,i~s week for her young
Swtftmore, Prides Crossing.
Mrs. Robert Patterson sails. on the
lmperator August for a six-week trip
to Russia. She will be accompanied by
Mrs. Charles w. Harper of Columbus,
Ohio.
Harry c. Given. jr., and Orme Burger
aboard their auxiliary sloop, Marguerite
III, have gone to the lower river on an
outing of two weeks or longer
Miss Harriette r. Dyer of X street Is
visiting relatives in High Point, n. c.
Mrs George Russell and Mrs. William
* .MckeuZie leave TODAY for do Vi
trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Hunter of 172s p stree,
| with her little daughters Corita and Ger
trude. has gone to Atlantic City, &C.
| cOmpanied by Mr.. and Mrs Charles r
| Howard and their guest, Miss Gladys
Sinclair.
Mrs. Herman r. Howenstein and sor
are at the Marlborough lenheim, Allan
tic City.
Representative George F. Burgess o.
| Gonzales, Tex, Is at Ocean City, n. J..
Miss Sparks of the Woodwork Is al
the Garfield, Atlantic City, for six-weel
| stay.
| Mrs. ]. w. Grimsley and little daugh.
ter Virginia have gone to Atlanta, Ga, to
join Mr.. J. w. Grimsley, who is In bust.
| ness there.
Capt. and Mrs. A. H. Moler have re-
| turned from a short stay at Mountain
| Lake Park, Nd
| Miss Edith Moler is visiting her cousin
Miss Louise Gray. in Winchester, Va.
| DIR. and Mrs. Franklin A. Marcy OF
Kansas City. Mo-, are visiting their sister
| Miss Euphemia E. Graham, at her coun-
| try place, Montrose, in Virginia, where
| they will be pleased to see their friends.
| Mrs Vincent Kerens and daughter are
at Kineo, Me-, for the rest of the sum-
| mer.
| Col and Mrs. Joseph Z. Willard and
| their daughters. Misses Belle and
| Elizabeth Willard made short visi
| last week to their Richmond home. Mrs
| Willard and the Misses Willard will
| leave New York for England Tuesday
| and will later join Col. Willard in Spain
| where he goes to assume his new duties
rs minister from the United States.
| Lieut. Commander Roscoe c. Bu1mer
| u. S. N, and Mrs. Bulmer. arrived
a.urday to be the guests of Mrs. Diss-
| ton at her Narragansett Pier cottage for
| several weeks.
| A quiet wedding took place today a
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson j
Mourning, 1916 Euclid street northwest
when their daughter, Bessie Provost
| Mourning, was married to MIR. EllwooC
| c. Adolph of New York, n. Y. Rev. DIR