Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-02

OF INDIANA at lHeir place near fSOdnohe,
| Va, and will be away from the city until
! Tuesday next. Senator and Mrs. Swan
son accompanied them on the trip. and
| the visit will be made a most interest
ing one from every viewpoint
| In honor of the Secretary of State and
| Mrs. Bryan Senator and Mrs. Fletcher
| have issued cards for a buffet supper at
| Rauschers Friday evening, May 10, at
O'Clock.
| Mrs Eugene Van Rensselaer,. president
| of the Club of Colonial Danes. has sent
| out invitations for a reception Thursday
evening. May Z. from 8 till l: O'Clock, at
her residence. 1916 10th street northwest.
| Mrs. Cox of Richmond, president of the
| National Society of Colonial Danes of
America, will receive with Mrs. Van
Rensselaer,, and the guests will include
| the regents and vice regents of the Mount
| Vernon Ladies Association. the officers
and delegates to the Council of Colonial
Danes. the members of the club of Co
ionial Danes. members of the District
Society of Colonial DANES. and members
of the Society of Colonial Wars.
Commander and Mrs. Cronan enter
! tanned at dinner last night in compliment
! to Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Grant. jr.. who are
here on their way to California from an
extended stay in Europe In the company
We're Mrs. Stephen E. flkins, MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Lansing. Gen. and Mrs.
Stimson Brown and Mr.. Stabler.
Mrs. Truman H. Newberry OF Detroit
; and Washington, who is national presi-
dent OF the Needlework Guild of Amer
| lea will preside at the annual meeting
I to be held III the Raleigh ballroom next
Thursday morning at 1890 o'clock.
Luncheon will be served at l pm, and at
| O'Clock there will be reception TO the
national officers, to which all members
| of the guild In Washington are invited.
| The officers of the District branch of the
! Needework Guild are Mrs. Woodrow Will
/ son. honorary president: Mrs. Henry Ar
| mold peckham. president: Mrs. Oscar W.
/ Underwood. Miss Mabel 7. Boardman,
| Mss Anna 3. Abbott and AIRS Acheson
f. Hassen, vice presidents: Mrs. George
i. Dunlop, treasurer. and Mrs. Richard b.
| WatrouS. secretary.
| The British amba ssador and Lady
| Spring-Rice entertained at dinner last
night.
| Mrs John Bassett Moore has issued in
| ttations for a musical Saturday. May =.
! Mrs. Calderon Carlisle has sent out
| cards for a tea Monday afternoon. May
| II. at the Country Club.
Nine. F'ilipo Campe,io. daughter OF the
| late Rear Admiral Sias W. Terry and
Mrs. Terry. will go to New York tomor-
row and will shortly sail for Italy with
her children to rejoin Lieut.. Camperio at
Milan.
Mrs David Porter entertained at a tea
Yesterday afternoon for Nine. Camperio.
Mrs. James \. Reed. wife Of Senator
Reed of Missouri. entertained at d lunch
con today in compliment to Miss Mary
Temple of Tennessee. The other guests
were Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher. Mrs
Thomas ]. Walsh. Mrs. Alice Pomerene,
Mrs. j. Hamilton Lewis, Mrs. Wicklife
Rose. Mrs Thomas B. Dunn. Mrs. Fred
bennett, Mrs. Joseph w ByTns. Mrs.
Lemuea P. Padgett and Mrs. Alexander
Bentley.
The Russian ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeten have returned from New
York where they spent several days.
A dance was given at the Washington
barracks last night by the officers and
their wives.
Percy Rivington Pyne,. "a enter
tanned at the Union Club in New York
last night at dinner for Austrian Am
bassador Dumba and Prince Muenster
Won Berneberg.
The other guests were Stuyvesant
Jay, Nicholas Murray Butler. Francis
X. Pendleton. Gen. Horace Porter.
Francis Lynde Stetson. George w.
Wiekersham' william ao r. Mccqo ae
John G.. Milburn. James Speyer. James
A. Burden. Moses Taylor Pyne, Alton
E. Parker; George r Sheldon; Darwin S.,vlI
George B. Cortelyou. William B. Trues-
dale. Nathaniel Rae. Albert f. Pallatin.
Buell. Hollister. Edmund P. Rogers.
John Riddle, Richard H. Williams. Har-
old Vanderbilt and the Duke of Man
chester.
Mrs. John Aston and Miss Alice
and will spend the spring season in
London.
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Day have sent
out cards to announce the marriage of
their daughter Elizabeth Cathcart and
Nr. Stanley G. Breneiser, Thursday,
April 80.
Announcement cards have been re-
ceived in Washington of the marriage
of DR.. Samuel Elliott Richardson and
Miss Ethel May Hurley: daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walter Hurley of Ur-
hanna, Va. DR.. Richardson is brother
of Mrs. Rachel r. Brown and William
II. Richardson.
The appointment of Miss Nell Rose
Baggett as sponsor, and Miss Mary
Lucille Rose maid of honor Of the
District of Columbia division, Sons of
Confederate Veterans. was announced
today by Division Commander Altizer.
They will leave Tuesday for Jackson
vile to attend in their official capacity
the annual reunion of Confederate Vet
Grams May s. and s, and the annual
convention of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans held at the same time and
place.
Among the local sons who will at
tend the reunion are Dr. Clarence ].
Owens former commander-fn-chief; F.
Russell Fravel. commissary general on
Old. jr.: P. ]. Altizer. commander of
the District of Columbia division. and
j. r. Price. commandant of Washing
ton camp. No 305, Sons of Confederate
Veterans.
Mr.. A. Ray Thomson. United States
deputy consul general, Berlin, Germany
is here on leave of absence and is at
the home OF his father. Dr. l.. B.
Thomson, 3423 10th street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jshn Mclaughlin have
sent out cards to announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Edna Middle
ton and Mr. Robert Breckenridge Handy,
jr, Wednesday. April 80. 1914.
Mrs. Naomi Kelleher Herring of this
city sang at the white and gold break
fast of the Mozart Society of New York
held at the Hotel Aston, New York, last
Saturday. The main ball room pre-
scented a beautiful sight Fifteen hun
dred ladies' sat down to breakfast. each
dressed in white and yellow. Mrs Her
ring was in the receiving party and a |
guest of Mrs. Christine Nickerson of
Sea Gate, n. Y.
Mrs. Richard Butler has as her guest
her sister-in-law, Miss Alice Cary But |
Ter of Lexington, Mass.