Evening star., 1914-07-14
THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY. JULY IA. 1914
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
WEEK END VISITS ARE THE
VOGUE TO HOMES AND HOTELS.

tO0UG ~ aOmES anu dUIElS.
Recent Hospitalities at Summer Re
sorts-Travel Plans.
Personals.
The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
expect to spend the week end at White
Sulphur Springs.
Representative and Mrs Fred A. Brit
| ten have returned from a delightful
weekend stay with Gen. and Mrs Bar
nett at their Virginia home. Wakefield
| manor. i
Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Eckhardt were
hosts last evening at a delightful recep-
| tion at their home on 18th street. where
they received the hearty congratulations
| of their many friends on reaching the
! fiftieth anniversary of their wedding day.
Mrs. Eckhardt was goWned in white silk
null. and carried yellow roses. Mrs. John
F'roelich. the bridesmaid. wore lavender
silk. Further assisting the fifty-year coll
pleSwere Mr.. George Ellen. the best man.
and the two daughters. Mrs. Daniel l..
Klapp and Mrs. William F. Dismer. both
of whom wore dainty frocks of yellow
silk. The daughters-in-law. Mrs. Cor
neius Eckhardt, Mrs. Joseph B. Eek
| hardt and Mrs Nicholas Eckhardt. Jr-.
wore white frocks with yellow girdles.
as did the granddaughters. The young
est grandson. William F. Dismer. jr.,
age five. wore a full dress suit made
from the groom.s wedding suit. The
were beautifully decorated with palms
| and yellow roses. A string orchestra
play ed throughout the evening. A buffet
supper was served in the dining room
and on the spacious lawn, which was
beautifully decorated with japanese Ian
| terms.
| Monday evening July t. Mr.. H. w
Steer rendered Miss Nellie G. Moore a
| birthday anniversary surprise party and
| during the evening Mr.. Moore greatly
surprised the guests by announcing the
engagement of his daughter Nellie to Mr.
| Harry ". Steer of Harrisburg. Pa. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Steer. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Everett Moore. Mr. Laurence Moore. Mr..
Russell r. Moore. Mr.. Ira Arnold, Mr.
| Bert Salberry. Mr.. Louis De Pie. Mr..
Lenuel Winsor, Miss Marie Abbey. Miss
Flora Roberts. Miss Kathrine Curtain.
| Miss frankie Guy. Miss Lillian Shreives
| and Miss Louise Liebery.
Mrs Clarence Moore and Miss Fran
! ces Moore. following their visit at lie
Touquet, France, have gone to London
for return visit. where they are
taking a prominent part in the gay
cites of the late season. They are
staying at the Cecil.
Rev. Father Carey of Holy Name
Church has gone to Niles, Mich, to
| spend a vacation of three weeks.
Miss Martha Bowers of this city is
the house guest of Miss Marjorie Ed
gar of Groveland terrace, Minneapolis.
Minn., where she will be until August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elwood Foster
announce the engagement of their
niece. Miss Marcy Irwin Curtis to Mr..
Thomas Beaver Browne of Phlladel-
phia.
The wedding will take place in the
early autumn.
Capt. James c. Breckinridse L. S.
Marine Corps; Mrs. Clifton r. Beckin-
ridge. the Misses Beckinridge, sailed
for Copenhagen today.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff had as their luncheon guests
| yesterday at Newport the Duchess of
Marlborough, Mr. Fairchild Mr. and
Mrs. William Payne Thompson Nine.
Vassilieff. Eliot Gregory. John w. Rid
die. Boris Yonine and Loris Melikoff.
The minister of Peru and Nine Pezet
will leave within week to join their
son. Mr.. Washington Pezet, at Cape Cod
Mass.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart of this city.
accompanied by her daughters. Miss
Mary and Miss Helen Stewart, are in
New York on the eve of a trip to
| Europe.
The ambassador to Russia and Mrs.
| George Marye were dinner guests last
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Titus of
San Francisco. who are at the Shoreham.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marye expect to leave
for California Thursday, but will return
| to their Washington house for a short
stay before sailing for st. Petersburg
Nine. Vassilieff. who has been a guest
of Nine Bakhmeteff at Newport will go
| to New York today to join Capt. Vas
| silieff. naval attache of the Russian en-
bassy. They will sail for Europe tomor-
row.
Medical Director and Mrs. Nash and
Miss Nash are leaving today for Atlantic
City.
i Miss Breckenridge went to her summer
home at North Hatley today. where she
will be Joined by Miss Margaret Breck-
| enridge, who has been visiting their
brother. Capt. Ethelbert Breckenridge, at
| Asheville, N. c.
|
| Anderson went. to New York city today
and will sail tomorrow for Europe to
| spend the summer.
Mr.. John Barrett of this city is guest
| of the Brazilian ambassador and Nine.
da Cana at Long Branch, N. J.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt who
| were married in Madrid last month. are
| among the passengers who will arrive
from Europe tomorrow on the Imperator.
| Mrs. Roosevelt was Miss Belle Wyatt
| Willard, daughter of the American am
bassador to Spain and Mrs. Joseph f.
| Willard. Their future home is to be in
| Brazil.
Mrs. Ben HELEN and Miss Louise Hell
len left yesterday for Bar Harbor. where
they will visit Miss Ceestine Eusts.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Lambert of this
city arrived in LenoX, Mass. yesterday.
Mrs. Frances Marsh Gregory. with her
mother. Mrs. Angeline Marsh. is spend
ing the summer at Washington Grove.
Md. Mrs. Marsh. who is eighty -four
years old. was badly burned eleven weeks
ago at her home in this city, but has
now completely recovered.
Representative Eugene F. Kinkead,
who has been spending the week end with
his family at Elizabeth. y. j.. has re-