Evening star., 1914-11-18


DIR. EDWARD j. BOE.
f. Wilder of Washington are visiting
Mrs. Richard F. Ely in New York Mrs
Ely recently returned from her coun-
try place i'll Avon, Conn.
The paymaster of the navy and Mrs
Thomas J. Cowie, with their daughter,
Mrs. Robert E. Ledbetter. will start
this week for Newport, r. l., where
Paymaster Cowie has been detailed.
The Russian ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeten went to New York yes
terday. Members of the embassy staff
are also there.
The retiring minister of Greece and
Nine. Schliemann. who only arrived in
this country last August, and were
lately in the Massachusetts avenue
residence which they had selected for
ia legation, are returning to Athens
They expect to sail December g
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Clover have cards out for Monday aft
ernoon, November 80, 4 to I. when
Miss Beatrice Clover, their second
daughter, will be presented.
Miss Jennette Campbell of AZ Rhode
Island avenue northeast will give an
to Miss Frances Somerville and Mr..
Wallace Daniels and their bridal party
The wedding takes place tomorrow
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Franklin
Schneider have issued the invitations
for the marriage of their daughter
Florence and Mr.. Thomas Garnet For
ney Saturday evening, December IL. at
o'clock, at the Church of the Cove
A recpntlOn at
Cairo at $50.
Mrs. W. Seward Webb motored over
from White Sulphur Springs to the
Hot Springs yesterday. She had sew
eral New York friends in her party
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Purdy of this
city.
MIR and Mrs. Victor Cushman have
leased house on n street and will
reside there after December Is. They
will spend Thanksgiving in Cincinnati
with former Senator and Mrs. Foraker.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blanchard Ames
of Boston have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Marie Donald
son. and Ensign Richard Evelyn Byrd.
ir., L. S. N, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Evelyn Byrd of Virginia.
The drill and tea dance at Fort Myer
Saturday at 2:30 will be the usual
notable event of the autumn and the
Army Relief Socity hopes to reap the
annual harvest of money for their
worthy object.
Miss Anna NJ. Graber entertained at
an Indian summer shower and luncheon
Monday afternoon in honor of Miss
Anna Louise Widmayer. The latter and
Mr.. William J. Schutrumpf Will be mar
ri ed tomorrow.
The house was decorated with chrys-
antnemums. autumn leaves. ferns and
various Indian ornaments, the favors
being hand painted wigwams, while Il
canoe filled with flowers adorned the
center of the table.
Following the refreshments the
bride-to-be took her seat of honor, and
the various gifts were carried to her
from an Indian wigwam by Masters
Charles W. Bouvet, jr.. and John w.
costumes
The guests were the Misses ;;race
Macintosh. Frances and Bernardina
Scherger and Bessie Mackintosh: Mrs.
Ursler Umhau. Mrs. G. Erwin Proudly,
Mrs. Wallace F. Randolph, Mrs. C. w.
Widmayer. Mrs. w. G.. Widmayer. Mrs.
c. w. Bouvet and Mrs. J. w. Bixler.
For the benefit of the Navajo Hospital
at Indian Wells, Ariz. the Washing
ton Auxiliary of the National Indian
Association will hold bazaar at the
New w lilaTU tnlS d1leTHoo1 anu eNeH-
ing. The moving pictures in the even
ing will depict Indian life and habits.
Miss Lulu Lowe was given linen
shower by her girl friends last even
ing from to o'clock at the home of
her mother, Mrs. f. A. Lowe. 65 Ran
dolph place northwest. Later in the
evening the gentlemen arrived and
entered into contests and amusements.
Prizes were Won by Miss Bessie Jones
and Mr.. Howard S. Fisk. Music and
dancing proved features of the even
ing after which refreshments were
served The decorations consisted OF
yellow and white, interspersed with
chrysanthemums of the same color.
Among those present were Miss
Bertha j. Coleman, Miss Henrietta Sin
cell, Miss Claudine Pipher, Miss Syble
Hunt. Miss frankie Clements, Miss
Edith Potbury, Miss Nettie Klugc Miss
Bessie Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Howard :.
Fisk. Mr. Eugene Farlee, Miss Louise
Lowe. Mrs Ethel Dunkin, Miss Dor
ner, Mr.. Louis Muller. Mr.. Albert Moh-
ler. Mr.. Jack Gallagher, Mr.. Jack Eng
lish. Mr. w. Ames, Miss Carrie Lowe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul +. Cain. Mr.. Charles
A. Lowe Mrs. f.. a. Coleman, Miss Neva
Coleman and Mr.. Thomas A. Harlow.
The marriage of Miss Marie Pearce.
daughter of Mrs Pearce and the late
w. II. Pearce, and Mr.. William Harold
Smith will take place this afternoon at
o'clock at Calvary Baptist Church, Rev.
Samuel H. Greene officiating The bride
will be attended by her two sisters. Mrs.
Thomas c. Thatcher of Baltimore and
Miss Adelaide Pearce of this city. and
Miss Ethel I.asier, a bride-to-be of next
month. Mr. Braithawaite will be best
man, and Messrs Thomas c. Thatcher.
Colley Dell, James w. Ryon and John H.
Kuhn will be ushers.
Mr.. Allen C. Clark will escort his
niece, whose wedding dress will be of
dark brown cloth, with brown velvet hat