Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-20
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Plans Completed for the Marriage
Of Miss Silsby and Lieut..
Smith.
Spanish Ambassador and Mime. Riano
Honor Guests at Dinner-An En-
gagement Announced.

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lrabee Silsby, daughter of Mr.. anu Mrs.
) George Wilson Silsby, and Lieut.. George
lLamberton Smith, U. 8. A, VIII take
lplaee Thursday, September %, At noon
at the home of the brides parents on
iFairmont street. The bride Will be at
tended by Miss Mary Hepburn Reed,
cousin of the bridegroom. a. maid OF
honor. and Lieut.. Davis De Trev1lle, y.
Is. N, will act as best man.
Only a small company Of relatives and
Intimate friends of the young couple
will be present.
Mrs. William F. Draper entertained at
dinner Saturday night at her villa at
Newport in honor of the Spanish am
Ibassador and Nine. Riano. The table
decorations were in the Spanish color
and consisted of red and yellow dahiias
and yellow orchids: The guests lnciua-
,fU. S. N, retired, and Mrs. Chadwick;
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan. MT ana
Mrs. John Thompson Spencer. MIS-.
Elisha Dyer. Mrs. John J: Mason. Mrs.
Paine, Miss Margaret Preston Draper
Miss Draper, Miss Renee G. d'Haute-
Vile, Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske.
U. 8. N; Lieut. Commander EdWaTd =.
lConstien, U. 8. N. Lieut.. Archibald u
Stirling. u. S. NJ; Prince Paul Troy
betzkoy and Mr.. James ]. Van Allen
Mrs. Draper and her daughter will leave
Newport September n Tor new 1oIk'
where they will spend several days De-
fore going to White Sulphur Springs,
Va.
Miss Catherine Britton and Mr.. Rich
william +. Hit for two-week stay
at Breton Woods, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell spent
the week end at Briarcliff, N. 7.
Miss Frances Moore will spend the
II greater part of the winter In Boston
with Mrs. E. c. Swift.
Mrs A. s. Worthington and Miss
| Worthington Of Washington, D. c.,
| have arrived at Lenox, Mass.
Nine. Dumba, who has been staying
4 at the Grafton, has left for New York.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Charles g. Loring, who
passed a part of their honeymoon with
the Misses Loring at Prides Crossing,
1 Mass. are guests 81 Miss Anna jackson al
Beverly Farms for the remainder of
L September Mrs. Loring. who was Mist
Katherine A. Page, is the daughter o.
4 Mr. Walter Hines Page. ambassador
to London. and Mrs. Page.
Il Mr. and Mrs. Edward A Mitchell and
Mr.. Alexander Legare were guests at
dinner given by Mrs. NJ E. Ingalls, at
Hot Springs recently.
| DR.. William Thornwel Davis enter
tanned Gen. Victor Blue and Col
Randolph Kean. the president and re-,
Military Surgeons, at luncheon at the
Metropolitan Club Saturday.
ii Other guests were Dr. Joseph Bryan, DR.
A. L. Stavely and Dr. Thomas A. Clayton
Mr.. Thomas Bones has taken a party
of friends for a motor trip. and will re-
turn about the first of October.
Locut Hill. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Toni Smith, in King and Queer
county, Va, was the scene Of pretty
wedding September IL at noon, when
bride of Edgar Willard Waters Of
Washington. The ceremony was per-
formed on the lawn by Rev. W. A. Pear
son. The wedding march was rendered
by Miss Lena Miller Gillian of Farm
Vile. who wore a quaint old-fashioned
1 gown Of sunburst satin and blue tulle.
The brides only attendant was her sis
ter, Miss Cora Ellen Smith, who wore
q gown of pink crepe de chine, with
pearl trimmings, and carried hat has-
ket OF Killarney roses Ashton Waters.
brother of the groom, acted as best
man. The bride, who was given away
away gown Of midnight blue. with hat
land gloves to match and corsage bou-
lquet of orchids.
After an extended tour, including New
York, Niagara Falls and Canada, Mr.
and Mrs. Waters will make their home
in Washington.
Miss Thompson has recovered from
her recent illness and will be glad to
see her friends at her residence, 1417 @
street northwest.
Miss Margaret Beveridge Of 1851 w
1 not ant yfo I'M 40 t,A~
were Misses Brunette ter Linden,
Elsie klinchause. Hilda Henning. The
resa Mathews, Josephine Waisht. Mar
eridge. and Messrs Horace Richard
son, Gilbert Hartley, Edmond e. Soper,
Charles v. Etzler. Robert g. Covel,
: George Beverage and James C. Bev-
eridge. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Harris wallace
have given UP their apartment at the
Marlborough and taken one at the
, Cairo. where Mrs. WaiIsce's mother,
Mrs. John H. Bryant has Joined them.
Mrs. william H. Cross and son Ray
mond of Capitol Hill are spending q
few days in southern Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pressler have tenn
IL Girard street northeast to SCI p
street northwest.
Miss Lucille Long. daughter Of Mr..
, B. E. Long, entertained a number Of her
girl friends at dinner Wednesday
evening at her homo on East Capitol
street. in honor of her thirteenth birth
day anniversary.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Theodore r.
Jewell and their son. Commander
Charles 3. Jewell, left Jamestown, r.
> l.. last night, en- route to their home In
this city.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Milstead an
Y nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
4 ter Florence May and Mr.. Myron Wal
4 drof Thayer.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. Simon have re-
turned from q visit to Maj. Roger
Brooks at the Presidio. San Francisco
and are now at their home, 1870 p
street northwest.
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