Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-27


place at the musical at 4 o'clock today,
for which invitations were sent out last
week. Mrs Francis B. Sayre is expected
back today also She was the guest yes
terday of Mr.. and Mrs. William F.. Sellers
of Edge Moor, near Wilmington, Del
Mrs. Frank G. Cox. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sellers, who was a school chum OF
the Presidents daughter, is now visiting
her parents.
News has been received in this city of
the marriage, Friday evening last, of MISS
Elise Josephine Westcott and Mr.. Thorn
as Francis Buchan. at Orlando. Fla. The
bride formerly was resident of this
city, and is a niece of Mrs. Alexander
James Dallas of the Gladstone, widow of
Col Dallas of the army. The principal
decorations were of roses. the reception
room of the Westcott home having a bow
er Of bamboo and white roses with white
jasmine vines studded with blossoms. \
big wedding bell of asparagus fern. white
roses and jasmine was suspended from
the ceiling in front of the arch. Mr. and
Mrs Buchan will reside in Orlando.
Invitations for the marriage of Miss
Elsa Gertrude Bauer and Mr.. Carl c.
Mueller have been sent out. The -cere-
mony will take place Wednesday, June
10, at pm, at Concordia Lutheran
Church. Rev. Paul A. Mcneil officiating.
Mrs Henry F. Bauer will give her daugh-
ter in marriage and the attendants will
be Miss Marguerite s. Ballbach, cousin
of the bride, and Miss Louise A. Eberly.
cousin of the groom, and Miss Wayne D.
Sobotka, bridesmaids: Mr.. George T.
Mueller, jr.. brother of the groom, best
man, and Mr.. John c. Howard, Mr.. John
A. Sobotka, DR.. Charles c. Griffith ard
Mr.. John Helmus ushers. \ supper for
the bridal party and the immediate fam
lily only will follow the ceremony at the
home of the bride.
Mrs. J. Sammet, Miss Florence Sam
met and MI. Harry Sammet arrived yes
terday fro mNashville, Tenn, and will be
at the Hotel Powhatan until they leave
for their home in New York city. '"t
Mr.. Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago, who
Is at the Shoreham. entertained at din
ner last night the Italian ambassador. the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burleson,
Mrs. ]. Hamilton Lewis and the Italian
commissioner to the Pan-American ex-
position at San Francisco. Mr.. Ernesto
Nathan.
ernoon, May %, Mrs. Fletcher will be
assisted by Mrs. Gore and Mrs. Briggs,
and Mrs. w. J. Bryan and Mrs
Bartlett will be at the tea table
Of Idaho, Mrs. Borland OF Missouri,
Mrs Byrns OF Tennessee. Mrs. Bath
rick of Ohio. Mrs. Blacknan of Ala
bama, Miss Brown of West Virginia.
Mrs. Buckley of Ohio. NJ MIS-; , Burke 9ar o.
lima. Mrs Beaks of Michigan. Mrs. Bell
of California. Mrs. Britten, OF Illinois.
Mrs. Brown of New York, Mrs. Browne
Of Wisconsin. Mrs. BRYAN OF Washington.
Mrs. John Burke, Miss Barney. Mrs.
Belmont, Mrs. Brantley. Mrs. Brown
low, Miss Boardman and Mrs. .Caminetti
will assist Miss Shackleford, Miss Scott.
Miss Shreve and Mrs. Annabel Taylor
Roberts will be the ushers
Mr. Ne '-hrr'As R"Ia'' =,
Washington visiting Mrs. Reded's moshe'
Mrs .ii.-.. iitI 81. ~
east.
Neill S. Brown. 4th infant son of Mr..
and Mrs Neill S. Brown. Sd. was chris
tened Sunday last at st. Johns Episcopal
Church by the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith.
The godmother was Mrs. Samuel Donel-
son. a great-aunt. and the godfathers
were Senator James A. REED and capt.
W. Irving Chambers.
Miss Margaret Elmer. Mrs Frank
Mackbee, Misses Nell and Margaret F'riel
of Yonkers. n. Y. were guests of Mrs.
William S. Wheatley of East Capitol
street over Sunday. y --9
Mr.. F. Snedecor of New York is in
this city visiting his grandmother. Mrs.
S. E. Hilton, 1923 10th street northwest.
Mrs. Raymond G. Payne of Fort Screw
en-, Ca, gave bridge party Friday aft
ernoon in honor OF her mother. Mrs. T.
Worden Graham Of Washington. D. e.
who is visiting her. During her stay Mrs.
Graham has been entertained both at the
on PRISON and nv friends in Savannah
The bridge party which is being organ
lied to buy equipment for the new tuber-
culosis hospital in Ponce. Porto Rico will
take place at Kauscher's "Wednesday
afternoon June 3. at : o'clock. The tick
cts include refreshments. A number of
prizes have been donated. among them
one from Mrs Garrison the wife of the
Secretary of War. who takes great
deal Of interest in this charity. Among
the ladies' who are to act as hostesses
leach being responsible for one or more