Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-21

ambassador to Constantinople, is unable
to leave Turkey on account of the Bal
kan war. the bride will be given away by
her uncle. Mr.. Edward Padeiford of
New York and this city. The Baron
ess Marguerite Moncheur of CONSTANT
nople. sister of the bride. will be the lat
ter's maid of honor, and two little cous-
ins, Misses Eleanor Hopkins OF Hot
Springs, Va. and Emily Hammond OF
Baltimore, will be flower girls. Mr.
Loree's brother. Mr.. Bader Loree of New
York. will be his best man. and there
will be six ushers. all from New York.
with the exception OF Mr.. Marechal
! Brown Of Baltimore. Following the
ceremony there will be small breakfast
at the residence on Eutaw place of Mrs.
William Blackford. sister of Mrs. Hol-
man. with whom she and the Baroness
AliX have been making their home for
the past year. Mr.. Loree is son OF
Mr.. l.. +. Loree of New York.
The wedding day of Miss Jessie h.
Grant of San Diego, Cal. and Lieut..
Commander William p. Cronan, L. :. n.
is May II. Miss Grant is a granddaugh-
ter of the late Gen. Ulysses S. Grant.
| niece of the late Maj. Gen. Frederick ID.
/ Grant. L. $. A, and n cousin Of Prin-
cess Cantacuzene of St Petersburg
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Albert L. Mills left
yesterday for Atlanta. where they VIII
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark How
ell during the grand opera season. before
going to Fort Oglethorpe To spend a few
weeks with their children
| DR. and Mrs. Chester IL Beatty of Day
! ton. Ohio. reached Washington Friday
morning. having left Dayton on the first
i Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton train to
leave that city since the flood. Mrs.
| Beatty is stopping with her mother. 200
| 1st street northwest. DIR. Beatty. who is
spending a few days at the home Of Il.
tily Ion viii
| turn to Dayton, Ohio. in a few days
Misses Marie and Ieta Sheehy have
| returned home for a stay Of four weeks
| and will be glad to see their friends.
Mr.. w RI. Boatwright sailed Saturday
on the George Washington to spend
short time in England and France, and
will return early in June
Mr.. David G.. Cheesman. returning from
his trip abroad. arrived at New York
| last Wednesday on the steamer Kaiser
j Wilhelm der Crosse.
I Miss, Helen Narick Boswell of New
| York is the guest of Miss Elizabeth +.
! Pierce at the Portner.
| Mrs. Geralda Potter left this morning
! for a few months trip TO Europe and
| then around the world. on her return
she will remain in California, where she
| expects to make her future home.
Mrs. Howard l.. Cobey entertained Fri
day afternoon at luncheon and five hun
dred. The highest scores were made by
Mrs. Arthur c. Proctor and Mrs. Daniel
+. Sattery. Those present were Mrs.
| George w. Carr. Mrs. Finis d. Morris.
Mrs. y. c. Proctor Mrs. Cecil l.. Blake.
Mrs. Robert Howard. Mrs. George Good
acre. Mrs. Clement NJ Roger Mrs. Will
| liam l.. Thurber, Mrs. Leigh Morris, Mrs.
| d. f. Slattery and Mrs. Crane.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Ball Osborne of
Havre, France. announce the engage
ment of their eldest daughter, Grace Jo-
| sephine Osborne, and Mr.. Hugh Nc
Auley of Washington, ID. c. The wedding
| will take place early in July in Havre.
where Mr.. Osborne is the American con-
sui. Miss Osborne was born in Client,
Belgium, when her father was consul at
that place.
| Mr. Irving Munford of Highacre. The
| Plains, Va, announces the engagement
| of his niece. Miss Lily Underwood Mum
ford, and Mr.. Walter Barradel-Smith of
| Glasgow. Scotland
! Mr.. Barradel-Smith is son of Canon
| Bas@ddel- Smith of Graham Hall. Stock
! ton-on-Teen. England. The wedding will
| take place in England in June.