Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-20

Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond are
expected to arrive ut their summer home,
Lookout Hill. Gloucester. this week.
Mrs. c. Stiebel will sail from New York
May - on the Kaiser Wilhelm III for
Germany and France.
Lieut. Commander Walter L. Gherardi.
L. S. ~. recently appointed naval aid at
Berlin, and Mrs. Gherardi entertained
about forty guests at a farewell picnic
last night. The party motored out to
Great Falls of the Potomac for moon
lght supper. They will sail on the Lap
land May 81.
The Womans National Democratic
League will celebrate it's first anniversary
with reception in the red parlor of the
New Willard, Monday, June ,.
Representative Flood of Virginia will
give a dinner Saturday night at the
Chevy Chase Club in honor of the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall, whose din
ner host tonight will be the Italian am
bassador.
]. Howell Carroll of Baltimore of the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Suzanne
Carroll to Maj. John Philip He'll of that
city.
Miss Carroll is the daughter of the
late j. Howell Carroll who for several
years was consul at Cadiz. Spain. and
died at Mentone, on the Riviera. She is
Sreat-great-granddau of Charles
Carroll of Carrollton.
Maj. Hill is the United States district
attorney for Maryland. He is major in
the Maryland National Guard. He is
cousin of the present Mrs. Charles Car
roll. formerly Miss Suzanne Bancroft.
He is member of the Metropolitan Club
of this city and the Maryland Club in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Garrison. wife of the Secretary of
War. who is the guest this week of Mrs
George Leary of 1853 9TH avenue. New
York, was entertained at dinner last
night by her host and hostess.
The engagement is announced from
Athens of Miss Virginia Macveaah.
daughter of Mrs. Frederic Ogden De
Billier. wife of the secretary of the
American legation in Athens, to Marchese
Agostino Ferrante di Ruffano. chamber
Ian of the Count of Caserta, and from
London the coming marriage of Lieut..
Commander William Siebel Miller. Il. S.
~. and Miss Dorothy Blanche Oldham
eldest daughter of the late Robert Angus
tuS Oldham of GuildfOrd. The date will
be in July.
The Russian military attache and Nine
Golejewski have gone north to spend the
summer at Falmouth Heights on Cape
Cod, Mass. The counselor of the Rus
sian embassy and Nine Scherba tskoy will
summer in the same neighborhood and
have also left the capital with their
family
Mrs William r. Burch, 1874 p street
entertained yesterday at luncheon of
twelve covers. followed by music Miss
Dorothy Burch gave piano selections after
the luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs John Irving Burns the
latter formerly Miss Pauline r. Shook,
have gone to New Castle. Va. for several
months. They expect to travel until
early fall.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles II. Beach left
today for a weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Laura c. Kellogg will be the guest
of honor at the Friday afternoon meet
ing of the Congressional Club.
Mrs. Oscar Galloway. wife of Repre-
sentative Galloway of Texas will give a
luncheon at the Congressional Club Tues
day, May %. in honor of Mrs. David S.
Houston.
Gen. and Mrs. William Pennock Rogers
are leaving town this week for Atlantic
City and points farther east.
Mrs. Appleton p Clark. jr OF lee
Lanier place has given her house this
evening for business and social meeting
of the Short Story Club. In connection
with this ice cream and cake will be sold
in the interests of the club and members
and their friends invited to be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geoffrey Whitney-the lat
ter formerly Mrs. Alice Copley Thaw OF
this city-who are visiting Mr. Whitney's
mother. Mrs. Charles Whitney, at Rock
ledge. Milton. Mass. were the guests of
honor at dinner given by DIR. and Mrs.
Francis s Watson last Friday night. Mrs
Watson is Mr.. Whitney's aunt Mrs
Frederick S. Whitwell of Milton gave a
luncheon for the Whitneys Saturday. and
tonight Mrs. George b. Upton and her
son-in-law. Viscount de Fonteuilliat. will
give dinner for them at the Upton home
in Milton. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney are
booked to sail for Europe May 81 and
will spend the summer abroad. On their
return they will make their home near
Boston, probably in Milton. according to
the expectation of their Boston friends
Dr. and Mrs. II. Wells Woodward have
returned from short trip to New York.
Representative and Mrs. w ID. b.
Ainey of PENNSYLVANIA entertained in
formally at luncheon at the Hotel Aston
New York Saturday evening in honor
of SIR George Reid of London.
MISS Madeline NJ. fnIppS ana MI. WIZ
liam c. Kohler were married May & at
the home of the brides aunt Mrs. Will
liam j. Ward. in Phi .ladelpha. The bride
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Phipps of this city. Miss Ellen Payne
and Miss Marguerite Hastings were her
bridesmaids. Mr. Robert J. DiehI and
Mr. Clifton Cook were the ushers Lit
tie Virginia Bonneville and Ella Eliza
beth Esworthy. cousins of the bride, were
flower girls The bride wore white crepe
meteor trimmed with shadow lace and
pearls and carried lilies and roses. After
stay at Atlantic City the couple came to
this city and will leave shortly for De-
troit
Miss Julia Haines Vail. who has been
quite i'll for the past three weeks has
gone to Atlantic City with her mother
Mrs James Lee Marshall. Later they
will visit on Long Island and in Boston,
members of kolumbia Social klub at a
dance at her home on L street, Saturday
last. Much merriment was caused by
the various costumes. During intermis-
sion refreshments were served. and a
Yama dance was given by Misses BealI
and Bunting Among the club members
present were Misses Adele Kelly Mar
garet Fisher. Gladys Blunt ng, Mabel
Levy Mineold Barnitz. Beulah Barnitz
Mildred Whitney. Florence Beall, Messrs
Herbert Iiarr. Lewis Eberly. Luther
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