Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-25

| 1t is announced that her pictures to be
! shown We're recently painted.
| Miss Eleanor Wilson went to New
York yesterday for a visit of several
days.
| The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff entertained at a luncheon
! today.
| Their guests We're the French am
bassador and Nine. Jusserand. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winthrop Chanler and Miss Chan
Ter of New York, Mrs. Henry F. Wash
! ington. Mrs. TruNton Beale. Mrs. Ed
| ward B. Mclean, Counselor of the
| British Embassy and Mrs. Barclay, the
second secretary of the French en-
| bassy and Nine. de Laboulaye, Mr.. de
Sartiges of the French embassy, the
counselor of the Russian embassy and
| Nine. Scherbatskoy, the naval attache
| of the Russian embassy and Nine. Vas
silieff. Miss Gardiner. Baron Won Lers-
| ner of tue German embassy apd Mr..
Poris Yonine of the Russian embassy.
! Mrs Marshall, wife of the Vice Presi-
dent. was honor guest today at a buffet
| luncheon given by Mrs. f. F. Andrews.
There were about forty guests. The room
was decorated with jonquils. and those
assisting the hostess included Mrs. w.
H. s. Lee of Ravensworth Va; Mrs.
Fairfax Harrison, Mrs. Rozier Du!any,
| Mrs Lawrence Washington. Mrs. Robert
Taylor. Mrs. Arthur Lee and Mrs. Benja-
| min Micou
Miss Dorothy Campbell. daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Philip ?. Camp
bell. entertained al buffet luncheon
! TO-DAY The decorations Of the Campbell
apartment at the Rochambeau were in
| jonquils. About nifty guests were pres
ent.
| Mrs. S. &. NJ. Young is among the
| patronesses and has taken box for
| the Congressional Union ball to be given
April 81
| Mrs. Shafroth. wife of Senator SHAFT
roth will be at home tomorrow after
| noon after :; O'Clock at her home. 14I3
| Irving street.
/ Mrs William Jennings Bryan was
guest at large luncheon given today
| by Mrs Thomas b. Dunn wife of Rep
resentative Dunn of Rochester, \. l.,
! in compliment to her house guest, Mrs.
| George Aldrich. also of Rochester.
| The company sat about small tables
placed in the drawing room and dining
room. In the first named each table was
| adorned with roses. and in the other
beautiful arrangement of spring flowers
! was in the center of each
The guests, in addition to Mrs. Bryan
We're Mrs. Lamar. Mrs. Rufus Day, Mrs
| "
| ilton, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. George Mclean,
| Mrs Snuey, Mrs. George Rowland Chase,
Mrs. William F. Dennis. Mrs A. L.
Mills. Mrs. Bankhead, Mrs. James f.
| G. Danforth. Mrs. J. Parker. New York;
Mrs Hutchins, Mrs W. B. Lamar. Mrs.
Spalding, Mrs. J. Temple Graves. Mrs.
Thomas Patten, Mrs. Charles Matthews.
Thomas. Mrs. Pomerene, Mrs. Brandt.
Mrs Sternberg. Mrs. Alexander Britton.
| Mrs. Joseph Folk. Mrs. Barden. Mrs.
Shafroth. Mrs John Rodgers, Mrs. John
Ten Eyck, Mrs. William Mitchell Mrs.
| Howry, Mrs. Worthington. Mrs. W. Cor
coran Hill. Mrs Smith, Mrs. Oracle, Nine.
| Yanes, Mrs. McChord, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs.
Mrs. j. II. Lewis, Mrs. Edmund Plat of
| New York, Mrs. Fitzgerald Mrs. Ollie
| James. Mrs. John Falls, Mrs. Underhill,
Mrs Borah, Miss Falls. Mrs. Brooks. Mrs.
| Magill of st. Louis and Mrs. Joseph Osler
of New York. niece and also a house
! guest of Mrs. Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bennett of Wes-
/ ton, w. Va. announce the engagement of
! their daughter Agra and Mr.. johnson
Camden Mckinley of Wheeling, W. Va.
| The marriage will take place during Eas-
| ter week at st. Johns Episcopal Church.
| The last of the afternoon teas for this
season given by the ladies' committee of
the Riding and Hunt Club will occur to-
| day at the club. Mrs. Cary D. Lang
| horne is chairman Of the committee.
| There will be a music drill, beginning at
40 o'clock.
| Mrs. Richard Sellman Worthington has
! sent out invitations to the marriage of
! her daughter. Mary Margaret Worthns-
| ton and Mr. Beach IIelme Stockctt Tues
| day evening. April II. at o'clock. at
| St Johns Episcopal Church.
/ small rcceDtion for the relatives of
the couple will follow the church cere-
| mony.
Miss Josephine Mason will be maid of
| honor for Miss Worthinston, and her
bridesmaids will be Miss Louise Har-
rison formerly Of Williamsburg, Va.
| Miss Mary Price of I.ouishurE. W Va. :.