Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-09

to whom the privilege is being extended.
Mrs. Fletcher. the president OF the cluh.
assisted by the members of the enter
tainment committee. will receive the
guests this evening. 1t is highly PROB
able the custom OF going to the club
house to play cards "Wednesday nlght
will become quite popular.
The invitations which were issued by
the Congressional Club for April Ia have
been recalled, the DiNey dance viii
take place on that date.
The marriage of Miss Florence Halle
Allen and Mr.. Franklin Barr. both of
this city. took place at the Trinity Meth
odist Church at noon yesterday. the
pastor, Rev. III. :. France. ofnciatins
The bride wore a becoming tailormade
suit of blue r-,onge with hat to match
and carried shower bouquet of violets
and lilies-of-the-valley. She was attended
by Miss Ruth Sniffin as maid of honor
The best man was Mr.. +. Frank DAVIS
Jr., and the ushers We're Messrs. trome-
lin. kerby. Osbon and Wood.
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms and ferns and a delightful
musical program preceded the ceremony.
Mr. Louis Potter at the organ ana MIS-
Raymond Chaplin as soloist. After the
ceremony the bridal party accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Barr to Baltimore. where
wedding breakfast was served at the
Hotel Emerson.
The bride and groom left BY sea for a
tour to Boston, New York ard other cit
les. and will be at home after May L. at
the Princeton.
Mrs William A. Smoot will entertain
the members of Mount Vernon Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution,
and the members of the Alexandria Cir
Gle of Colonial Danes at reception
Friday afternoon at her home. Coiross,
on Oronoco street. Alexandria. to meet
Mrs. William Cummings Story. Mrs.
Story and Mrs. Smoot Will be assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. j. Stewart Jameson,
regent of Mount Vernon Chapter. D. n.
f.. and Miss Rose Macdonald. president
of the Alexandria Circle of Colonial
DANES. and Mrs. Louis Sinoot of WASH
fngton, and Mrs. William Albert Smoot.
jr.. Will preside in the dining room. The
floral decorations will be in blue and
white, the Daughters of the Revolution
colors.
An engagement announced yesterday in
Baltimore is that Of Miss Olga Smolian-
inoff, daughter of the late Count Smoilai,-
inoff of St. Petersburg and washington
TO Mr. Lucien HNl. son of the late Mr.
and Mrs Jerome Il. Hill of ST. Louis.
The wedding will take place this spring
in Washington. from the home or the
brides relatives here.
Miss Smolianinofr. who is now in Balti-
more. made her debut at the FIRST Monday
Mr. Hill has spent much time in New
York and Pittsburgh. but is now living in
Baltimore and is a member of the Balti-
more Club and the Baltimore Country
Club
Miss Elizabeth Sears. eldest daughter
of Herbert M. Sears. and Bayard War
rem, son of the late Samuel u. War
rem and grandson of the late Thomas
+. Bayard of Wilmington. Del. who
was Mr.. Cleveland's Secretary of State,
were married yesterday i'm Boston.
The bridegroom is member of the
senior class at Harvard and will re-
ceive his degree in June.
The bride was attended by Miss
Phyllis Sears. her sister. while the
bridegrooms elder brother. Samuel u.
Warren. was his best man. The group
of ushers were: Charles p. Curtis. jr-.
Thomas G. rockingham, Frederick
Parker. jr.. John S. Parker. Daniel Sar-
gent George c. Cutler. jr.. Upton s.
Sullivan. Edwin y. Morgan. jr.. Percy
l.. Wendell. Robert s. Potter. Gordon
II. Batch and A. Montgomery Goodale.
a gift of the brides father is a coun-
try place at Prides Crossing. adjoining
Mr.. Sears own estate. Wood Rock.
The bazaar for the Episcopal Eye.
Ear and Throat Hospital opened this
afternoon at the Hotel Raleigh. Mrs.
Buck, the president of the board of
lady managers of the hospital. has the
general supervision of the affair and
will usual be a hostess of the oc-
casion.
Many attractive booths make the
bazaar one of the interesting fetes of
the season and the younger patrons
are especially enthusiastic over the
music and dancing which they will en-
JOY this evening and tomorrow even
ing. The goose that lays the golden
egg, in charge of Mrs. w B. Trott and
the Misses Call and Lane. is a source
Of merriment to the children.
Mr.. ST. John Gaffney, United States
consul general at Dresden. and Mrs
st. John Gaffney are stopping at the
Montana.
Mrs. Frederick Dubois entertained at
luncheon Yesterday. when the guests of
honor were Miss Mcmillan OF Salt Lake
City. Miss Wall. daughter of Col. Wall.
and Miss Agnes Wilson. daughter of the
Secretary of Labor Invited to meet them
were Miss Constance Leupp Miss Edith
Thomas. Miss Sallie Williams Miss Mar
garet McChord and Miss Nancy john
son.
Nine Caideron. wife of the minister OF
Bolivia. is up in New York state visiting
her sisters, and will not return till next
week.
Mrs. salisbury. wife of the senator
from Delaware. will not receive tomor-
row. but will be at home at the Shore
ham, Thursday, the 18th.
Mrs Theodore +. Shuey entertained at
a breakfast today the Swiss minister
and Nine. Ritter, the Peruvian minister
and Nine. Pezet, Mrs. Shafroth. wife OF
the Colorado senator: Count and Coun-
tess Pesetti de la Rocca. Count and
Countess San Esteban, Miss Lacey. Miss
de Pena. Mrs. Bonney OF New York and
Miss Dorothy Shuey. daughters of the
hostess; Mr.. II. II. Schmolck of the Meth
erlands legation. Niscount Benoist d AZy
Mr. Henii Martin, consul general of
Switzerland at Montreal: Mr.. Eduardo
Racedo. ir.. of the Argentine legation,
and MIR. Christopher L. Smith of the
Norwegian legation