Evening star., 1914-05-18

tor ride in the afternoon. Miss Bones
has gone for visit to Edgefeld, S, c.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall have a week of travel ahead of
them. They expect to leave tomor-
row night for Charlotte. n. c., and on
their return journey will stop in Rich
mond Friday. Saturday they leave
again to spend most of the coming
week in Georgia
Mrs. Daniels. wife of the Secretary
of the Navy. will return Friday from
her visit to North Carolina.
Secretary and Mrs. Redfeld have
with them their daughter, Mrs.
Charles *. Drury of Montreal
Miss Dorothy Sturges of Providence is
the guest of Miss Frances Lippitt.
The Choral Club OF the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association. directed by
Mrs A. NJ. Blair, will give its closing
concert this evening in tin ballroom of
the New Willard. 1t is an invitation
concert. and the director and club are
to be received by Mrs. W. II. Bayly.
president of the association. assisted by
Mrs. Robert Lansing, secretary of the
board of directors.
Dr. and Mrs Camp Stanley will sail
May 80 for Spain to attend the mar
riage of the latter's cousin. Miss Belle
Willard. and Mr.. Kermit Roosevelt.
| which will take place June II at
Madrid.
The. marriage of Miss Mildred Will
cutt and Lieut.. Frank Hamilton
Roberts. L. S. n. took place last week
at the home of the brides brother in
Newtonville. Mass. The wedding was
scheduled for next December but be-
cause of the trouble in Mexico it was
hastened and within the next fortnight
| Lie ri y-i tn q
bride and sail with his vessel. the Dun
can. for the south. The couple were
married under a silk American flag. and
afterward the bride cut the wedding
/ cake with her husbands sword. Miss
i'Adelc Hagan of Boston was the maid
of honor and the best man was Lieut.
iJohn H. Hoover, L. s. N. Of the tor
pedo boat destroyer McDougal. The
! Roberts.
/ The bride wore white chiffon with
trimmings of duchess lace pearls and
rhinestones. Her veil was fastened
| with a spra. of lilies of the valley and
| her bouquet was of the same flowers.
| The maid OF honor wore blue bro
caded charineuse and carried sweet
| peas.
/! Mrs. Arthur Macarthur. widow of
| Lieut.. Gen Arthur Macarthur. is Civ
| ing up her residence ON 10th street and
! has taken an attractive apartment at
I II.
Mrs. William +. Draper and Miss
Margaret Preston Draper who went
| atroad several weeks ago are at the
! Bristol in Paris. where they are taking
| Il prominent part in social activities.
| Later they are going to London for the
l season. r..
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt and her
children have. gone to their summer
place at Hyde Park. n. Y.
Mts. Nicholas Longworth. ST.. leaves
Cincinnati today for New York and will
| sail for Europe, going over to visit
| her daughter. the Cofntesse de Cham
brsin.... and she will probably remain
/ abroad for the entire summer. En-
| REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs: Nicholas Long
worth: are resting quietly at Rookwood
and will probably be here for. some
weeks el The Italian garden at the Long
its wealth of spring blossoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p Shoemaker
were at home to their friends yester-
day afternoon. from to I. at their resi-
dence, 1201 Georgia avenue. They were
| assisted by Mrs. o. P. Bennett Of Fred
erick. Md. The reception was held in
the drawing room. which was decorated
| with spring flowers. Miss WIghtrnan and
Miss Johnston of Baltimore, Mrs. W. S.
Thompson. jr.. and Miss Jessie Cole
man assisted in the dining room. The
table decorations in the dining room
| consisted of pink Killarney roses, ferns
and flowers. which formed a center
| piece During the receiving hours sew
| eral hundred friends OF Mr. and Mrs.
| Shoemaker called.
| Miss Marjory Bruce Stuart and Mr..
| Charles Evans Hughes, jr.. son of
fJustice and Mrs. Hughes. will be married
| June IL in the chapel of the Cathedral
of st. John the Divine. New York The
! bride, the first OF he' class to marry.
will graduate in June from NasSar Mr..
Hughes was graduated from Brown Uni
versi;y in 1899. and afterward from the
! Harvard Law School.
Nine. Pczet wife of the Peruvian min
iSter. received yesterday. and had with
her Miss Ennleline Chi,ds OF Los An
seles. who is visiting here as the guest
of Mrs. Robert Traver and her daughter,
Miss Frances. Traver Miss Childs is a
niece of Mrs. John W. Dwight. wife of
the former representative from New
York.
Mrs John Bassett Moore and the Misses
Anne F. and Phyllis +. Moore will leave
here. this week and join Mr.. Moore in
New York.
Mr.. Hugh Josephs and his guest, Mr..
Edwin +. A. Morgan of this city, and
Mr.. r. w. Stevenson. who is stopping
with Mr.. Robert Grosvenor. registered at
/.
Miss Louise Murdoch of this city sister
of Mrs Frances E. Leupp. has taken a
lease of the Rouse villa, in Tyringham,
| Mass, for the season, and has arrived.
Mrs Marshall Field went to Chicago,
where she will remain for several weeks
before sailing for Europe for the sum-
mer
L Mrs. James Mcmillan. widow of the
former senator from Detroit will go to
Atlantic City tomorrow for visit before
going to her summer home at Manches-
ter-bythe-Sea.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Cunning
| ham entertained at dinner at the
| Army and Navy Club last week for
| Mai. Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett.
Dancing was also enjoyed after the
dinner. Those present We're Maj. Cen
| and Mrs. George Barnett Lieut. Col
| and Mrs Eli K. Cole. Commander and
| Mrs. Chester Wells Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z;
| Clinton and Ensign and Mrs. Aston r.
(, Simpson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath will spend
| the summer at their place at Chester
| Nova Scotia and will close their house
| on street the first Week in June.
! Mr. Charles II. Stewart who has been
| spending the winter with his parents
! on II street northwest, has returned
| west.
| The date for the marriage of Miss
ri. t<al J.,,-o