Evening star., 1914-05-29

The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels will go to Annapolis tomorrow to
witness the ArmyNavy base ball game
and while there will be the guests of
Capt and Mrs. Fullam.
Mrs Garrison, wife of the Secretary of
War attended the Army Relief lawn
party Yesterday on Governors Island.
Mrs John Hays Hammond and Mrs
George Lear went from New York with
her.
Mr. and Mrs l.arz Anderson are en-
route to their place at Brooklne, Mass,
for the summer.
Nj and Mrs. Georse Eustis motor
ing o Newport. where they have taken
A cottage for the summer.
Mrs and Miss Beatty have gone to An
napolis. where they will join a large
house party for the next ten days. Mrs.
Beatty will have as her guests MISS
Dorothy Frick of Baltimore and Miss
Janet Cowan.
Miss Marcia Murdocl. Miss Dorothy
Mason. Miss Agnes Shackleford and MISS
Hannah Mccormick will so to Annapolis
for June week.
The gasement is announced of Miss
Eulalia Garrison. daughter of Mrs. Cor
nelius NJ. Garrison of New York city. and
Mr. Ernest A. BiSclow, jr., also of New
York. No date has been set for the we'd
ding. Miss Garrison is a niece OF Col
Robert NJ Thompson of this city. She
was introduced to society two years ago
and has spent much time in travel. Mr.
BiSelow's parents have country place,
Craig Royston. at oyster Bay, l.. l.
The marriage of Mrs. Eleanor Slater
de Struve. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs: VIII
liam A. Slater of this city. and r, Halsey
Malone of New York took place yester-
day in the Lady Chapel of st. Patrick S
Cathedral. New York city. The Rev.
William j. Sinnott of the cathedral per-
formed the ceremony in the presence OF
a small number of relatives and intimate
friends and there was no reception. The
bride was escorted to the altar by her
brother, William \. Slater. She wore a
travelling gown of blue cloth with hat to
correspond. There We're no attendants.
Mrs. Malone. before her marriage yes
| terday, had been a widow about two
years Her former husband, Baron Boris
de Struve. was attached to the Russian
embassy in Washington. MIR. Malone
gave his farewell bachelor dinner We'd
nesday night at Delmonfcos. His guests
included William A. Slater, Henry B.
Stimson Samuel Eckert. Carl Schmidlapp,
| W. w. Miller, J. Norris Miller, Carl NJ
owen and Frank Washburn. AS a stu
dent at Georgetown University Mr.. Ma
| lone became acquainted with his BRIDE
when she was introduced to society in
| Washington as Miss Eleanor Slater.
| Immediately after the ceremony Mr
and Mrs Malone started on motor trip
through the Berkshires. They will live
| in New York.
The date of the wedding of Miss
| Ernestine Van Wyck Rhein to Lieut.
| John Strong Abbott U. S. N. has been
changed from June 6 to June 3. The
! ceremony will take place in the Church
! of the Heavenly Rest. New York, and will
| he followed by d reception at the "om-
| ems University Club in East sd street
| Miss Rhein is a daughter of DR.. NJ. L.
Rhein of So East 6lst street, New York
| city.
! Mrs Robert Hnckley and Miss Hickey
| are sailing on the Olympic tomorrow on
Hinckley is secretary at the American
| embassy.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth arrived ir
| New York yesterday from Cincinnati
Ohio. She will sail on the Olympic to-
morrow with her father Mr.. Theodore
| Roosevelt. to attend the wedding of he,
| brother. Mr. Kermit Roosevelt and Miss
| Belle w Willard. in Madrid.
Miss Leonor Rivero. Miss Audrey Moore
johnson and Mrs. Ellis C. johnson will
assist at the entertainment given for the
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street northwest, the evening of June 5
| The entertainment is given under the
auspices of Miss jamie Roberts and Miss
| Irene Monroe.
| 1t is announced that Mrs Wilson has
/ donated a prize for the bridge party next
| Wednesday at Rauschers in aid of the
| Ponce tuberculosis Hospital a spiri,
| of friendly rivalry exists between the
| ladies who are selling tickets for the oc-
|
! wife of Col. Wacutt of the bureau OF
| insular affairs, has the largest individual
score, but she has several close compel
| itors in congressional and navy circles
| Among those not previously announced
who have reserved Ia bleS are Miss Flora
Wilson, Mrs James e. MARITIME. Mrs
| Thomas ]. Walsh, Mrs Willard Sauls-
| bury. Mrs. Kate kearncy Henry. Mrs
Eaton A. Edwards, Mrs. Percy f. Quin
Mrs. Chester Wells. Miss Mary Perry
| Brown, Mrs. William J. Lyster. Mrs
Edwin S. Underhill and Mrs. w. W
| Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. William P Lipscomb. Miss
Austina Lipscomb and George Lipscomf
motored over to New York to see Miss
Helen Lipscomb graduate at Castle
School. at Tarrytown- -on-H hudson. They
weresmet there by Prof. Hart and wife
| from Utica n. Y. and Mrs. James Wash
| ington Crutcher and Miss Mary Moore
|
winter at Niagara Falls. n. Y.
| Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm to-
morrow from New York for London
Paris and Bremen will be Mrs. Thomas
| Ewing. Miss Alexandra Ewing. Mr.
Thomas F. Finin. Mr.. John d. Furlong
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stilson Hutchins
Mrs H. A. NJ. Keyser and Miss II. E.
keyser of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schwab. 1856
| Columbia road, will not be at home Sun
| day.
Mr. and Mrs George f. Hamilton have
closed their city house for the summe,
and are at their country place, Stone
Ridge, on the Rockville pike
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. Howard have
| gone to San Francisco and expect to
spend part of their summer on the Pa
| ciiic coast.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas jenkins
! announce the marriage of their daughter
! Harriet Boiling. and Mr.. Edward Alien
| Garlock, on Thursday May I. at Nash
Vile. Tenn. At home after June at the
| Roydon. this city.
| Mrs Duncan L. Fletcher was at home
| informally TO callers yesterday. from tc
6. at the Congressional Club. when mos,
of the guests at the recent buffet supper
given by Senator and Mrs Fletcher paid
| their parting calls Miss Iris Hawley
assisted Mrs. Fletcher and her daughter
| Mrs KEMP