Evening star., 1914-07-21

VI 1HtHeSe tete. dS tit guests Will
wear their ball costumes. The dinner is
in honor of Mrs. Belmont. and Mrs. Fish
expects $50 guests.
Mrs. w. W. Dixon entertained din
AT Dover House Sunday evening.
having among her guests Senator and
Mrs. MARITIME. Senator and Mrs. Reed,
Senator and Mrs. Ashurst. Senator Mark
Smith, Princess Kalianianoe Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Odfie!d. Representa-
tive Rassdale and Representative Ma
Suire
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane lef, today for
Essex. y. y. where her son. Franklin
X. Lane, il. and Miss Nancy Lane are
spending the summer
Senator and Mrs. Hitchcock of Ne
braska and Miss Ruth Hitchcock have
gone to Southampton. Long Island. where
Mrs. Hitchcock and daughter will pass
the next month.
The minister of the Netherlands.
Cnevalier van Rappard. with his wife
and daughter sailed today on the Moor
da M for Rotterdam
Miss Genevieve Clark. daughter of the
Speaker. left yesterday for Deal " j..
where. August Il, she will be "A brides
maid for Miss Dorothy Harvey. daush-
ter of Col. and Mrs. George Harvey.
and Lieut.. Marcellus Thompson. L. :. y.
Col. Harvey's summer home at Deal is
known as Jorjalma.
Lieut.. Thompson will have as his best
man Lieut.. F. c. Harrington of the En-
Glneer Corps. The ushers will be Capt.
J. J. Walsh of the ordnance department.
Lieut.. Philip Mathews of the coast
tlllery. aid to Gen. BAILEY: Ensign Law
renee Townsend. L. S. n. attached to
the Utah. who has just returned from
| Mexico. and Lieut. Robert Goolrick of
the coast artillery
Ma u,
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gibson White. and
Lieut.. Frank Asbury Turner, .th
Field Artillery, [. S. A.. were married
yesterday afternoon at St. Marks p.
iciating. assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Mask
er White flowers and palms adorned
the chancel. The bride wore a gown of
old lace over white chiffon. with a
valley. Her tulle veil was arranged
in cap effect with lilies of the
valley. and she carried A shower of
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Marie Louise Brinllley was maid
of honor. and wore blue taffeta and
ecru lace. and picture hat faced
with blue taffeta. She wore a rose
scarf and carried pink Killarney roses
srr Mr., &. 5. Gibson. brother-in- law of the
BRIDE, was best man. An informal re-
ception for the wedding party follow
ed at the home of the brides parents
Al, b street northeast The brides
cake was cut with the sword of the
bridegroom father. Maj. j. r. Turner
which he Wore throughout the civil war
Lieut. Turner and his bride left last
night for Algonquin Lake. Canada go
ing by way of Buffalo. Niagara Fails
and Toronto The brides soius-away
| a hat of old gold straw, trimmed with
copenhagen blue. After several week s
absence the couple will return TO this
city for few days before going to Lieut.,
Tex.
Mr.. Ellsworth A. Baruch of the navy
yard accounting office, left the city
! last Saturday evening with Washin gton
| Company, No. l. L. r. X. of p, to
! attend the biennial encampment of the
Uniform Rank, which is being held at
Terre Haute, Ind.
Mr.. q. Wilson Mckee of 1925 Otis
place northwest. is spending his vaca-
ton with relatives at Pittsburgh and
Beaver, Pa.
Mr.. James Z. Mulcare left. SATURDAY.
| evening for trip through Ohio and
Minnesota, and will return by the way
OIL Canada to spend while
The Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Biela ski
OF Annapolis. formerly of this city. an
daughter Roselle. to Mr. Thomas A.
IL: Miller of Annapolis. The wedding
Will take place in the spring
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Taylor. when their daughter Miss Ouida
a. Taylor, and DR.. Thomas Miller. jr.,
were were married by the Hev. G. Frceland
Peter of Epiphany p. L. Church The
parents of the bride and Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas Miller. father and mother of
the groom We're present at the cere-
! mony. The bride wore a gown of point
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller left in
me evening for an extended tour
IhrouSh the maritime provinces and
canada The brides going away gown
and hat were of dark blue
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Reith. :l04
"a street northeast. entertained last
thursday evening in honor of the soy
| enteenth birthday of their daurhter
Agnes. The spacious arlor and din
ing room were thrown open to the
young folks and dancing was enjoyed
were served. Vocal selections were
rendered by Misses Marie Resan and Es-
teiie Murray. and piano and violin selec-
tons were given by Misses Matte Sween-
ey. Florence Caddick, Catherine Mackes-
sy. Edith Hodgson and Philip Floria.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. w F
Reith. Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Mackcssv.
Mrs; NJ; Rupert. Mrs. j. Reddimg. Mrs.
]. j. Mackessy. Mr. P F'loria. Misses
Marie Resan. Matte Sweeney. Agnes
Reith. Lena Bergman. Julia. Catherine
and Agnes Mackessy. Kathryn Coorev.
Edith Hodsson. Estelle Murray. Flor
ence Caddick. Mary Mockahee. Minnie
and Florence Rupert and Helen Cook
son. the Messrs. William and cohn
Cooney. Emil Getz William Mackessv.
Joseph Reith George Rupert. Henry
Windsor. Scott Lloyd Robert Nc
Creight. Roland Thompson Charles
Allen. Alea Chelini Philip Floria and
Master Billy Reith.
Mrs. Robert Houston Anderson an
nounces the marriage of her Gausbter
Lallie ClitZ. and Lieut. Henry Baldnr
Lewis. 2)th United States Infantry We'd
nesday. July To- 1914 at Fort sam
Houston Tex. They will be at home after
August l at the Alexandria apartment
Oregon and Arizona streets, FL Paso.
Tex
Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes Bell an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Jane Mayhem. and Mr.. Frederic Wesley
Harvey of Philadelphia. Saturday. july
is.