Evening star., 1914-09-24

charge and also 4 niece. who is the
first Persian noblewoman to visit
America. The latter is Miss Mahin Ba-
non Behjat-es-Sultaneh. She will spend
the coming winter here with her uncle
and aunt. while the boys go to school
The family party is still at Bellport
L. l.. where the legation has been es
t.: blished since August /. but will come
here the goth OF this month. The lega-
ton will be at the Brighton after that
date.
Maj. Henry u. Borup, L. S. A., retired,
has announced the engagement of his
daughter, Miss Yvette Borup. and Roy
Chapman Andrews of New York. The
wedding will take place October in
Trinity Church. Ossining. \. Y. Miss
Borup has spent great deal of her
time in study and travel abroad. She
studied at the kaiserin Auguste Insti-
tute. in Germany, where she met the
daughter of the emperor, and she is
also friend of the Duchess of Bruins
wick :Mr. Andrews is Il naturalist and
explorer and is associated with the
Museum of Natural History.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Colby Mitchell
chester are motoring in the Berlshires.
In their party are Mrs. Henry Fitch
and Miss Fitch of this city.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Cole
man Glover and Mr.. Gardner willard
Millett of this city. son of Mrs. Dam
iel c. Mllett of the State of Washing
ton, which will occur October 81, at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. Henry
Sheaff Glover, at Moorlands, Fairfield,
Conn.,, will be a quiet affair.
Former Senator and Mrs. Depew and
the latters sister, Baroness Won An
dree, are at Briarcliffe, y. V, for the
autumn.
Miss Hawke has returned to the city
and has taken possession of her new
residence, 1871 Q street.
New York, to her home in the Rocham-
beau, after spending the summer in
the Canadian Rockies and on the Maine
coast.
Mrs. Edward 3. Mclean attended the
Bryn Mawr horse show yesterday. She
was the cynosure of all eyes when she
entered her box, as her white frock
was elaborately embroidered and she
wore a loose jacket of fine baby Irish
lace. Her black hat was adorned with
one large black paradise plume and Il
white one Of equal size.
Mrs Vanderbilt, Mrs Stuyvesant
r
Borden Hartman. Mrs. Vincent Astor.
Mrs Richard H. Townsend, Mrs. Peter
G. Gerry and Mrs. George Peabody EuS-
tbs are among the patronesses OF a
coming fashion fete being organized
which has for it's purpose two objects,
both of which are of international in
terest One of these is to enable New
York to carry on the work of Paris
while France is disorganiZed by war.
The other is to raise a large sum for
xI f,f h iota bnc hes
organized by Mrs Hartman and Mayor
Mitchell for the relief of women and
children, both in this country and
abroad, who have been made destitute
by the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin J. Mcbride, who
were married last March in Manassas,
Va, by the Rev. O. w. Aderhoidt, will
city and will be there after October
l. Mrs. Mcbride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Edwards of
this city.
Mrs Mary Power and Miss Julia Caro-
Ian of Savannah, Ga. who have been
spending several months in the Catskill
mountains and New York city, are
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Rob-
erts, 515 4th street northwest.
Miss Marjorie Aleshire and Miss Mar
garet Niche are among the house guests
of Senator and Mrs. Weeks at West
Newton, Mass. for the marriage Satur-
day of Miss Katherine Weeks and Mr.
John W. Davidge of this city
Miss Matte H. Smith of the fourth as
sistant's bureau. Post Office Depart
ment. has returned to. this city aft"r
short vacation spent at Ocean Grove.
N. J.. and Paterson. n. j.. and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Marburg. Miss
Christine Marburg and Mr.. Theodore
Marburg. jr.. who since their arrival
from Europe have been al II Ike Mohonk.
n. Y, will remain there until sUnle Btc
in October. On their return to Baltimore
they will reopen their town .cuse on
Mount Vernon place. Mher" il t. "Xnc. =
ed that the wedding of Miss Narpurg
bertus Ijarda Won StarkeneoTgh Staci-
emwer, secretary to the Dutch legation
at Brussels. will take place in the
spring.
The Rev. and Mrs. F. Ward Denys and
the Misses Denys of this c'tv who
have been spending several weeks at
Newport. r. l., will close their visit
Saturday next.
Mr. BENJAMIN Mason of New York,
who has been spending his vacation in
this city, has returned to New York.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner and
Mrs. McChord are at the New Wizard
Mss Margaret McChord. who is return
ing from visit to Louisville.
Col. and Mrs. john R. Williams Mrs.
McCa1lum. Mr. and Mrs. McChord. Mr..
and Mrs. James n. Green. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke Wag9aman. Capt. Bristol Mrs
A. T. Britton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bell, DR.. and Mrs. Ramsdell Mrs Good
win. Capt. Austin and Maj. and Mrs.
COnnor were among those who dined
last night at the Chevy Chase Club and
remained for the dancing.
Mr.. T. F. Athey and Miss Lillian Cox
Athey of Cleveland Park expect to re-
turn to their home about October l.
after very pleasant month in Miami,
Fla. and other places.
Miss Marian L. Coz. WHO has spent
the last month in Hagerstown, Nd.
and Chambersburg. Pa. has returned
to her home, Belleview, Congress
Heights, d. c.
Mrs William 5. Bronson. formerly OF
this city, now of Richmond. with her
daughter Josephine. is on a visit to her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Butcher,
1907 18th street northwest.
Files Petition in Bankruptcy.
Mansfield V. King, proprietor of a