Evening star., 1915-05-17
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Engagement of Miss Carlo and Mr..
Jones of Baltimore An
nounced.
Mrs. Benjamin Micou Hostess at
Bridge-Suppers of Last Night.
Weddings-Personals.

Nine Carlo. widow of the former min
4 lister 10 the United States from Ecuador,
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Marie Angelica. and Mr.
Willis Roscoe Jones of Baltimore.
Miss Carlo has been a great favorite
in society here, and the family resi-
dence on 1 street has been the scene
of many delightful entertainments.
Mr. Jones is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Maryland law school and
member of the bar of Baltimore. The
| wedding is expected to take place in
the fall
Mrs. Benjamin Micou is entertaining n
at a bridge party of SIX tables at the
! Chevy Chase Club today In honor OF
Mrs. E. W. Eberle.
Miss Nell Rose Baggett has as her
guest her cousin. Miss Bell Moncure
Perkins of New York.
| Miss Eaggett will entertain at q
dance in Miss Perkins honor this
evening at the Rochambeau
Commander l. V. Mishtowt. naval
attache of the Russian embassy, is In
/ New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Armistead Peter, jr..
L
| before going to their country place al
! Cambridge, y. Y.
| Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Foraker motored
to Philadelphia to spend the "eeh emu
| with Mr. Forakers sister and brother
| in-law Mr.. and Mrs. King W Wainwright,
| at Bryn Mawr.
| An interesting wedding took place IN
New Orleans Saturday, when Miss
! Willie Cooper, daughter of former Rep-
| resentative S. B. Cooper of Texas. ana
Mr. W. r. Hobby. lieutenant governor
of Texas. were married at the st.
! Charles Hotel.
/ The bride was given away by her
| father and she was attended BY Mrs.
| Henderson Jacoway. wife of Repre-
/ sentative Jacoway of Arkansas.
Mr.. Edwin Hobby of Dallas. rex,
man.
The Secretary of War spent yester
| day at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Arthur s. Thompson of New York
city and Miss Helen l.. Duvall OF Spring
| field. Md. were married this morning at
/ Springfield at the home Of the brides
parents. DIR. and Mrs. J: NJ Duvaii Mem
hers of the two immediate families only
were present. The bride wore a simple
white dress and carried white sweet peas
and lilies of the valley Lunch was
served after the ceremony. and the pride
and groom departed shortly afterward for
"a few weeks trip. They will be at home
to their friends in New York city after
4 June Is.
4 Mr. Thompson is secretary to the gen
i eral manager OF the Associated Press He
i was formerly connected with the office OF
the assistant secretary of the Treasury.
and was chief clerk of the bureau of
navigation in the Philippine Islands for
several years He is a Washingtonian,
his mother and family residing here now
/ Mrs E. NJ Marc of the Burlington
was the hostess Friday at delightful
4 birthday celebration, when she was
assisted in receiving by her guest, Mrs.
/ Howard w. Morse of Boston. Mrs. Marc
/ was the recipient of many beautiful
flowers and gifts. Music and cards. fol-
II lowed by refreshments, concluded the
evening.
Il Dr. Tom A. williams has returned
Il from visits to New York, Tide Water
and West Virginia.
Mrs Cryder entertained at a musi
!, Gale yesterday afternoon at her resi-
dence on street, followed by tea. The
artists we're Miss Florence Girouard,
with Mrs May Ramsdell and the
Messrs. Ramsdell.
! Mrs Samuel Hill will make a short
stay in New York before going to
Seattle, Wash
4 Col. and Mrs r. P. Davis entertained
at a supper last night at their apartment
in Stoneleigh Court, when their guests in
cluded Capt and Mrs. Bayard Schindel,
Lieut. and Mrs. c. NJ. Maigne. Mrs. l. T.
Mann, Col. Haines. Lieut.. Easterday and
Mr.. Walter Parker.
Capt and Mrs. Mark Bristol entertained
at a farewell supper party last night In
compliment to Mr. and Mrs. H. Campbell
II - -1,n 1rriu Iaa1 (<tr uy
York. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Westcott. Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney,
| Capt. and Mrs. Baldwin, Capt. and Mrs
Wiley. Mr. Pollock, Col. Raybeaud. mill
| and Mavroudi Effendi of the Turkish en-
| bassy.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Letter entertained
| at dinner last night.
II Former Gov. Judson Harmon Of Ohio
|! arrived in Washington yesterday, and it
II stopping at the Shoreham
II Col. and Mrs John R. williams are
l expected to pass the summer at Edge
| water, the summer place Of the late Mrs
Levi z. Letter, at West Beach, Beverly
Farms.
A pretty wedding took place
Wednesday evening when Miss Flor
ence f. King. daughter Of the late
George w. King of Howard county
Maryland. was married to Dr. T. Mar
shall West at the residence Of the
brides cousin, Mrs. William q. Clark
, 212s Wyoming avenue. Rev T. Mar.
) shall West of Sykesville. Md. father OF
the groom. performed the ceremony and
the wedding music was played by Miss
Ella Hoops The bride was given away
, by her brother. Mr.. William F. King
The bride wore white crepe de chine
with shadow lace and pearls and car
ried shower bouquet of white roses
and lilies Of the valley The brides
twin sisters, Misses Grace and Laura
) King, were bridesmaids and they
) wore white marquisette gowns ovel
pink and blue. and carried bouquets OF
} pink sweet peas. DIR. Thomas r. West
} of this city was best man. Only rela
tives were present and after a recep-
{ ton DIR. West and his bride left for a
short northern trip before returning to
his hospital at Fayetteville. n. c
Both the bride and groom are former
residents of Howard county. Maryland
) DR. West Is graduate of Maryland
University and for the past six years
} has lived in Fayetteville. They will
be at home after June /.
81 Miss Janet Richards is spending q
few days in New York as the guest OF
s Mrs. George Buchanan Duckett of Riv.
s erside drive. where she will enjoy 8
5 fine view of today's naval parade.
The marriage Of Mrs. Louisa Fletche,
81 Harrington. formerly of Indianapolis
( Mr. oil NJ Na,x