Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-02

and Mrs McAdoo, the Secretary of State |
and Mrs. Bryan have invitations out for
Saturday. June s. from D to 7:30 at Calu- |
Place.
The return of Secretary and Mrs Nc |
Adoo, who We're expected tomorrow, may
be delayed for day or two. owing to a
sore throat from which the latter is
suffering.
Mrs. Marshall went over to Baltimore
today With Mrs. John W. Kern. making
the trip by automobile. With the Vice
President she Will leave Monday next for
Maine.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Letter who have
with them Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine i;ikins
and Miss F'rancise Williams aboard the
steam yacht Niagara. have arrived III
pekng. They hope to be the first world
touring party to so through the Panama
canal
Maj Gen. and Mrs. Charles +. Hum
phrey have sent out Invitations for the
marriage of their daughter. Helen L., and
Mr.. Percy Lawton Harley of Boston and
Redlands, Cal. The ceremony will be at
st. Johns Church, June II, at noon.
An engagement announced recently is
that of Miss Alice Blaine Damrosch.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Dam
rosch of New York. and Mr.. Hall Pleas
ants Pennington. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
JosiaS Pennington OF Baltimore. NJ.
Pennington is a graduate of Princeton
| University Of the class OF 1910. and since
that time has been a student in archi-
lecture in L'Ecole des BeauN Arts, in
Paris. where he has taken high honors.
Miss Damrosch is a granddaughter of
the late James G Blaine. at different
times representative United States sena-
f,f. Stotn Nj ~ ifn.,t,
nominee for the presidency of the United
States against Grover Cleveland. Her
father is director of the New York SYM
phony Orchestra.
Mr. Pennington has formed an mpor-
tant architectural connection in New York
city, where he will live with his bride
after his marriage
Mrs. Samuel Spencer will return from
Louisville in few days. and will later
go to her summer place ut Tuxedo.
Mrs W. w. Wotherspoon. wife of Gen.
Wotherspoon. is spending this week at
Annapolis with her son, Midshipman AL
eNander Notherspoon
Mrs. iioke Smith and her daughters,
Mrs. Aston Simpson and Miss Callie
Hoke Smith. at Strasburg. W. Va. for
indefinite stay.
.
Dr. Dumba. left yesterday for New York
to stop for short time before going to
the summer embassy at Manchester.
Mass. The embassy in this city was
closed yesterday. the staff going directly
to Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman will
not open their country house the
Military road this season. they and
their daughter. Miss Barbara Kaufman
vsj ri flin he lat ri
Of June through Maryland, Pennsylvania
Ohio, New York and Vermont terminal
ing at their mountain home Camp Percy.
\. H, where they will remain until the
LIST of October.
Miss Susan Clagett entertained at tea
Sunday evening at keokuk. near Upper
Marlboro, Md. the colonial home of her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Clagett in honor
Of Miss Clagetts niece. Miss Ruth Worth
ngton Bowie. and MIR. Arthur Clifton
lIougilton. who will be married tomorrow
night at ST. Stephens Episcopal Church.
Among the guests were several members
of the bridal party from Washington,
Baltimore and Upper Marlboro.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Mrs. Mary l.. Champiain Decoration day
at the home Of her son and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert c. Chanplin, Glen
dale. Md, it being her seventytifth birth
day. About forty guests. including many
from Washington, were present. The
table was set out OF doors and a sumptu-
Gus supper served at ) o'clock. Mrs.
Champlin was the recipient of many
beautiful present.
Col Selden Allen Day. L. S. A. has
been quite i'll for the past ten days. con-
fined to lis bed. He is better, but still
unable to be out Mrs. Day. who had
been compelled to cancel all engagements
during the past winter on account of
her own i'll health. is better and they
both hope to be able to leave for the
mountains this month.
The four hundred ladies who are to
play bridge at Rauscher's tomorrow
wednesday, afternoon for the benefit OF
the Ponce tuberculosis Hospital will be
greeted by a reception committee which
will include Mrs lindley NJ. Garrison,
Mrs Duncan L. Fletcher and the resident
commissioner from Porto Rico. Mr.. Luis
MunoZ Rivera.
Among recent reservations of ia bies
are those made by Mrs. Miles PoindeNter,
Mrs Victor Blue. Mrs. addison Ruan.
Mrs William :. Kenyon, Mrs Lucien s.
Moody. Mrs. Henry T. Mayo. Mrs. John
w. Kern. Mrs. Simpson ]. Brown. Mrs.
Philip r. Campoell, Mrs. Barry F. Cary
and Mrs. Willis j. Billings
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Council announce
the marriage of their daughter. Mary G.
Cross. and Mr.. William A. Guckeyson of
Akron. Ohio, Sunday. MAY 81, at st.
Patricks rectory.
Miss II. b. Loring of Washington was
in New York city last week on her way
to Pridcs Crossing. Mass, where she VIII
spend the summer.
Col. and Mrs Robert y. ilutchison en-
teitained Saturday evening at their home
near Manassas in honor of their house
party, which consists Of Miss Lucy
IIamon Miss Eliza beth Fry and Miss
Mary HudGel of this city. Among the
guests were Miss Charlotte Smith, Miss
Ruth Round, Miss Matte Weir, Miss
Winnie Holden and Miss Della Barrett,
DR. j. Marye Lewis. Marshall Hayden.
Ray Wren, John, Barrett and Powell !
Metz.
Passed Assistant Surgeon and Mrs