Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-03
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
GARDEN FETE IN HONOR OF
REAR ADMIRAL FLETCHER.
Here and There With Other Notables.
Travel Plans-Personal
Notes.

Secretary and Mrs. Daniels garden
party for Rear Admiral and Mrs. Fletcher
yesterday was a charming affair. par
ticipated in by prominent members of the
ohcial world and resident friends of the
host and hostess. The house at Single
south terrace, where the Secretary and
his wife and the honor guests received.
The hallway was adorned with flowers
and the refreshment tables were set I'M
der the trees. The Marine Band played
on the west terrace.
Mrs. Daniels was very becomingly
dressed in embroidered white crepe and
lace and a nower-trimmed black hat. and
Mrs. Fletcher wore pale yellow net with
touches of black and a black hat
Commander Needham Jones' aid to the
Secretary. made the introductions. as
sisted by Paymaster MCGOWAN, Lieut.
Courts and Lieut.. Rowan. Others assist
ing were Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, the
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs. Nc
Adoo. the Attorney General, Mrs. Albert
Sidney Burleson. the Secretary of Labor,
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson, the Misses Bur-
Lesson, Admiral and Mrs. Bradley Fiske
Capt. Fechteler. Admiral and Mrs. Blue.
Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett. Admiral
and Mrs. Stanford, Admiral and Mrs
Cowie. Capt and Mrs. Oliver. Admiral
and Mrs. Griffin. the solicitor Of the
Navy Department and Mrs. Edgerton, the
Judge advocate Of the navy. Ridley Nc
Lean; Capt. and Mrs. Hoogerwerff. the
surgeon general of the navy and Mrs.
Braisted. Admiral and Mrs. Watts. Capt.
and Mrs. Billiard. Capt. and Mrs. Wash
Cleaves Daniels. mother of the Secre-
tary: Mrs. A. W. Bagley. mother of Mrs
Daniels; Mrs. Minnie Haywood Bagley.
Miss Cora Bagley and the young sons of
the Secretary and Mrs Daniels
Miss .aargaret Wilson wore a light
| blue tulle and satin dress and a flower
trimmed hat, and Mrs. McAdoo, who mo-
tored out with Secretary McAdoo, was
also In blue, but Of deeper shade. Her
| blue hat had pink rose at one side.
| Miss Bones. who accompanied Miss Will
son. wore an embroidered ecru crepe and
| a f1ower-wreathed hat.
The new ambassador to France and
| Mrs. William G. Sharp, Mr.. George T.
| Marye. recently named for st. Peters,
burg, and Mrs Marye. and the. new
minister to Persia and Mrs J. J. Cald-
well were some Of the especially inter-
esting personages present.
President. the Bolivian minister and
Nine. Calderon. The Peruvian min
lister and Nine. Pezet, the Chinese
minister and Nine. Shah and Miss
Shah. Mr.. Yung kwai, counselor
OF the Chinese legation. and Mrs. Yung
kwai; the charge d'affaires of Greece,
Mr.. Lefevre. secretary of the legation
of Panama Commander Burstyn, naval
attache of the Austro Hungarian en-
bassy; Gen. and Mrs. w. w. Wother-
Gen. and Mrs. Albert L. Mills. Senator
and Mrs MARITIME, Senator and Mrs.
| Pomerene. Senator Walsh, the Rev. DR.,
Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. Victor Murdoch,
| Miss Murdoch, Miss Dorothy Campbell
| Paymaster Woods. Miss Hagner, Col and
Mrs. Glenn. Mrs. James r. Mann, Pay
master and Mrs. Lawrence Heap. Mrs.
Julian James, Mrs. Goldsborough
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover,
Mrs. John A. Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. How
Representative and Mrs. Danforth. Col.
and Mrs. Symons. Miss MarRaretta
Symons. the assistant attorney general
and Mrs. Samuel Graham. Miss Iras
Hawley Mr.. and Mrs William R. Mer-
| tative and Mrs. Fred Britten. Mr1
Harrie Craig Ansley. Representing
and Mrs. Henry D. Flood Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Bennett. Senator and Mrs. Ashurst
Mrs. J. j. Russell. Mrs Marcus j.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Tittmann.
| Col and Mrs. Henry T. Allen, Col. and
Mrs. Stephen Foote, Miss Foote. Mr.
and Mrs Woodbury. Blair. Mrs. James
tha M.ss MRS George Whitfield Brown.
liam Corcoran HILL Dr. and Mrs. wal
ter Wells Mr.. and Mrs. Hannis Taylor,
MISS Taylor, Mrs. Bayard. DIR. and Mrs.
Sash. Miss Nash. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Helen Patten. Rev. DR.. Radcliffe, SEN
ator and Mrs. Newlands. Senator and
Mrs. shafroth, Senator and Mrs. Gull
berson; Senator and Mrs. Swanson,
MIS- MRS. Ronert J.. owen and Miss Owen,
Ruffin. Mr.. Henry B. +. Mcfarland.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Richardson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Walker. Mr.. and Mrs,
Arthur Willert and Lieut. and Mrs.
| Woodson.
Dr. and Mrs. c. Hart Merriam and
MISS Zenaida Merriam left today for
tnelr summer home in California They
are making the journey by automobile.
as they did last year, and expect to be
on the road about twenty-six DAYS.
ABOUT $50 guests extended congratula-
IONS to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Camp
their home, 40 18th street southeast.
saturday evening, June 81, this date
| marking the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage. The house was prettily
decorated with palms. American beauty
roses and gladiolas: the rear lawn being
lighted by electric bulbs Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell were assisted in receiving their
friends by Mrs. Samuel r. Campbell,
| sister OF Mrs. Campbell, and Master Ed
win Campbell. Refreshments were
| served in the spacious dining room by
| Mrs. Harry Etzler. Mrs. Charles Sharah
Misses Matte Mitchell, Annie Hineley
| and Edna Bumpus. The registry Of
| the guests was secured by Miss Mar
guerite Etzler-Campbell and Miss Mar
gaet Beverdge. Many beautiful girts
| were received from their hosts of friends
Mrs. Campbell was formerly Miss Flora
Etzler: the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Archibald Etzler of Anacostia,
who were among the older residents of
that section. and J. Frank Campbell is
| the oldest son of John T. Campbell, for
| many years engaged in business in
| Southeast Washington.
Mrs. John G. Capers and family have
gone to Berkeley Springs. W. Va. for
| the summer. While Mr.. Capers will re-
main in the city, he expects to join his
| family for weekend visits from time to
| time during the heated season.
! Miss Cora Kaufman has returned
home after weeks stay with her aunt
| and uncle at their summer home, May
| croft.
| Miss Emma Gray o: the Ontario In
spending the summer with her brother
| in-law and sister. Prof. and Mrs. Fl. NJ.
Paul, at their cottage at South Bristol
! Me.
| Dr. NJ. NJ Dolmage will sail on the
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