Evening star., 1915-05-04
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Daniels Honor
Guests at Luncheon Given
by Mrs. Keim.
Miss Heyl Entertaining for Miss
eddings-Dances
and Other Notes.

The guests included Mrs. Frank F.
Fletcher, Mrs. r. H. Mckim, Mrs Nash,
Mrs. Capehart. Mrs. Macarthur. Mrs.
Brown Miller, Mrs. Charles B. McVay,
Mrs. Bullard, Mrs. Edward W. Eberle.
Miss Harriet Hatch of Honolulu, and
Mrs. Appleton Wilson, Mrs c. r. Good
win. Mrs. Dennis of Baltimore and Mrs.
lG F. Fox of Downington. Pa. Mrs.
John A. Hoogewerf and Mrs. Hester
Hoogewerff
| Miss Julia Heyl will be hostess al a
charming bridge party this afternoon,
i given in compliment to Miss Ruth Bliss.
1 The decorations are to be white and
green. and the guests present will in
Power, Miss Frances Ethnger. Miss
| Hanna Taylor, Miss Dorothy Brooks,
Miss Dorothy Taylor, Miss Antoinette
Ray, Miss Helen McCumber. Miss Nancy
II. Knapp, Miss Katherine Du Bose. Miss
Ruth Jones, Miss Hildreth Gatewood.
Miss Josephine Page, Miss Natalie
briggs. Miss Cornelia Clagett. Miss
| Katherine Holbrook and Mrs. Morris
| lVilsack.
Mrs. Milo Fox, sister of the hostess,
will preside at the tea table.
/ Mrs. +. l. Pinney, wife of Lieut.
| Commander Pinney will entertain five
ia bles at bridge this afternoon. follow
ed by tea, at her residence in the navy
lyard.
| Mrs. S. H. Edmonston of 1924 Sth
street northwest has closed her house
for the summer and will leave in a few
/ days with her daughter, Mrs. s. Peter
Wagner. and nephew, Mr. A. Walter
Collier, for California, where they will
! visit the exposition and make an ex-
tended tour of the west.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels and the members of their party
returned yesterday from a week end
cruise on the Mayfiower
Miss Julia Meyer is the guest of Mrs
| Robert Mccormick.
Miss Eleanor Thornton Payne, grand
daughter of the late Col. ]. G. Payne,
for years auditor of the United States
Supreme Court at Washington. D. G.,
and Mr.. James E. Babcock of the Ne
vada legislature were married at the
burlington apartments, Los Angeles,
April Z, Dean Mccormack of St. Paurs
Pro-Cathedral, officiating.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock have just re-
turned to Los Angeles from their we'd
ding trip to San Diego, and will leave
in few days from San Francisco,
where Mr.. Babcock is in charge of the
Nevada exhibit at the exposition
! Countess Gizycka was the honor
guest at a delightful dance given last
night at the Country Club by Mrs.
Robert Mccormick
The clubhouse was decorated with
dogwood, snowballs and fruit blossoms,
and a seated supper was served at
midnight.
There were about 100 guests present.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Ell
ikins Oliphant, daughter of Mrs Alex
ander Courier Oliphant of Trenton, and
Mr.. Frank Hunter of Pittsburgh will
take place June 10, after Mr.. Hunter s
graduation from Yale.
4 Miss Oliphant is the granddaughter
of Mrs. stephen B. Elkins of this city.
Mr.. Colville Barclay, counselor of the
British embassy, and Mrs. Barclay and
their family will spend the summer at
Manchester, where they have leased a
house at Smiths Point
The Argentine ambassador, Dr. Naon
was the guest of honor at a dinner
given in Pittsburgh by the members
of the Founders day committee in the
Pittsburgh Golf Club, Thursday night
The table, which was decorated with
pink and white snapdragons, was laid
in the ballroom and the guests were
trustees heads of departments, their
wives and the Founders day visitors.
The place cards bore the Carnegie In
stitute seal in gold. The balcony was
+.
Among those receiving with Dr. Naon
were Admiral J. S. Martin, Gutzon
Borglum, former Secretary of State p
&c. Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harden
Church and Mr. Andrew w. Mellon
The Neutral Social Club met at the
home of Mrs. Lillian Kopp, on 9Th street
northeast, last evening. Those present
were Mrs. E. Grimes. Mrs. Melius. Mrs.
E. CHAMPION. Mrs Anderson Misses J.
Clug, Z. Lender. f. Smith, K Connor,
A. Sarton, K. Jones, M Redf1eld. A.
Gaynor. K. Barry, B. Connor, n. Connor.
NJ. Pugh, +. Hurley, f. Dove, $. Robert,
c. Melius, f. Kopp. NJ. Kopp, Messrs.
| G. Harding. ]. Bonite, F. Gargan, j.
Gargan. C. Gass. W. KEEPER, J. Prem
der, w. Whitney, A. Ardescer, H. Will
son, c. Kopp, j. Cassasa. Fl. kopp and
j. West.
/ A pretty wedding was solemnized last
| Wednesday evening at o'clock in the
Lutheran Church Of the Reformation.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Henry
Hinwood. was married to Mr.. Victor
| De X. Hickman. The church was dec
Grated with palms and cut flowers, and
ceremony. The bride wore a gown of
white charmeuse and chantilly lace,
with tulle veil arranged with a
wreath of lilies of the valley, and car
and lilies of thesvalley. She was given
away by her father, and her sister
| Miss Bernice Hinwood, was maid of
honor Her gown was of pink crepe
meteor, and she carried pink roses. Mrs
Weidley played the wedding marches
Mr.. Martin w. Hysong was best man.
and the ushers were Mr.. Joseph Hin
wood. jr.. brother of the bride: Mr..
Thomas ?. Hickman. brother of the
bride egroom; Mr.. Raymond Pyles and
DIR. Joseph D. Rogers. A reception fol-
/ lowed the ceremony at the home of the
brides parents, after which Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hickman left for a northern trip
They will live in Washington. The
Iout-of-toWn guests present were Miss
| Mary Hickman Of Lovettsville, Va, and
Misses Florence and Kate Stansbury of
Baltimore.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Mum
roe Smith, daughter Of Prof Munroe
Smith and Mrs Munroe Smith. and Mr.
u Lawrence Cushing Goodhue of Boston,
which took place In New York yester-
lday afternoon at the home of the brides
lparents, on East 10th street, was of
lgreat interest here.
The bride Is the granddaughter of
lpresent at the ceremony. as were Gen.
lHuidekoper, Mr.. Edward Huidekoper
Mrs. Henry Bowditch and Messrs
Frederick and Reginald Huidekoper, all
lof this city.
The house was decorated with spring
flowers. and the wedding took place In
1.-THE drawing room under a bower Of
tcherry blossoms that came out from a