Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-28
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Dinners Bring Notables Together at
Chevy Chase
Club.
Reception at Japanese Embassy.
weddings-Engagements-Lunch-
eons-Personals.

The Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane were hosts at dinner last
night at the Chevy Chase Club, en-
PERTAINING in honor of Miss Georgia
Schofield, who is to be debutante or
the coming season.
The other guests were Assistant Sec
rotary of Agriculture and Mrs. carr
vrooman. Miss Margaret Fahnestock
Miss Margaret Clark, Miss Peggy Sef-
ton, Mr.. Herman Kubel, Mr.. ROBERT
Patterson, Mr.. Lyman Trap and MT.
Franklin X. Lane, jr.
| The President accompanied by MRS.
Norman Gait and Miss Helen WOODROW
Bones, attended the performance az the
National Theater last night Ihey oc-
cupied one of the lower noxes.
The Japanese ambassador and VS.
countess Chinda will entertain at
reception at the embassy, 1871 n street,
Wednesday evening, November 10, from
9 to II o'clock, to celebrate the formal
accession to the throne of his i'm
perial majesty the Emperor OF Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pilson enter
tanned at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club last night in compliment to MISS
Helen Moves OF Milwaukee, VINO is the
house guest of DR.. and Mrs. Rooer d
Mrs. Gardiner Bell. Miss Elizabeth
Harding, Lieut.. Bruce Mckinney, U; s.
N: Lieut.: Paul Bastedo. U: 5; ~ NJ ~; M. MI
Mr.. Hugo de Pena, Mr.. William
Flather, IT., and Mr.. Franklin Ellis.
! Others entertaining at dinner at the
club were Mrs. McEwan Pruyn, whose
guests included Capt. and Mrs Gold
thwaite, Capt. and Mrs. Snyder. Mrs.
Christine Waggaman. Mrs. Augustus
Macomb, DR.. Larkin and Lieut.. Alex
ander Macomb.
Mrs. Mark Brooke gave a dinner AZ
the Chevy Chase Club also last night
for Miss Isabel Clay of Kentucky, and
had the following guests to meet her:
Maj. and Mrs. William P. Wooten, Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Shepard. jr.; Capt.
The Misses Treat had party OF
friends to meet Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Cream also at the club.
Mrs. Hampson Gary entertained at
bridge followed by tea yesterday after
noon in compliment to Mrs. Ralph Hills.
who leaves tomorrow for New YORK,
where she will sail for Rome to join
Mr.. Hills, who Is secretary of the
United States embassy.
The home of Mrs. Anna NJ. Vierbuch-
en- on Capitol Hill was the scene of a
pretty wedding yesterday morning at
1870 o'clock, when her daughter, MISS
Elsie Wilma Vierbuchen, became the
bride Of Mr.. Charles Dixon Sniftin. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
e. Hex SVEN, in the presence OF the
Immediate families and friends OF the
young couple. The bride wore smart
) costume Of dark blue chiffon broad
) cloth, trimmed with marten fur, and a
; hat to match. She carried bouquet Of
yellow chrysanthemums.
) Her only attendant was Miss Lillian
Shultz, who wore a faille silk costume
in blue and green shades, and carried
Ophelia roses.
Mr.. Clarence H. Earnshaw acted as
best man.
sang "Oh. Promise Me-" before. the cere-
mony, and later played the wedding
march.
There was no reception, and the bride
) a wedding trip to be spent in New
York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Snifhn will be at home
after December 1 at the Isabel, 131 18th
street northeast
) Mrs. Agnes Bowie of Upper Marlboro
; announces the engagement of her
daughter. Marguerite Melvena, and Mr..
James Belt Berry of Seat Pleasant,
; Md. The wedding will take place in
the near future.
Miss Marie Diffon of Philadelphia and
, Mr.. Wayne Richie. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
. L. W. Richie of this city. were married
. yesterday at Lakewood. N. J. The cere-
. mony was performed in the Church of
} St. Mary Of the Lake by Rev. James
: at the house Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
; Richie.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Richie. after wedding
I trip. will live in Philadelphia.
Miss Dorothy Drake, daughter Of Mrs
Charles NJ. Drake. who has been visit
ing in Asheville. N. c.. will return to
Washington this week. In November
!. Miss Drake will go to New York to
i. join a house party.
Naval Constructor and Mrs. J. r. Ack
; erson have given up their apartment or
; Belmont road and are staying at Ii
{ Melrose street. Chevy Chase. Md.
I A quiet wedding took place last night
( when Miss Maurine E. Patterson OF
!. Harriston. Va. became the bride of Mr.
. Horace ]. Patterson of Grottoes, Va
. The ceremony was performed by the
!. Rev. G. G.. johnson at the home of the
: BRIDES cousin, Mrs. J. Patterson Perry
house was decorated with chrysanthe.
NUNS and evergreens. After an infor-
: NAL supper Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson lief,
I for their wedding trip.
The Washington Country Club, Jewell
Va. will give Halloween dance Sat
urday night. October 80.
: the first and third Saturday nights OF
each month.
Z Rev. George w. Atkinson of this city
/. assisted yesterday at the marriage in
{ st. Bartholomew's Church. New York
/ of his cousin, Miss Diantha Allen
/ Fitch, and Mr.. Conner Lawrence.
/ Miss Hanna Taylor entertained nj
+ bridge this afternoon in compliment tt
! Miss Julia Heyl.
Additional guests came in for tea, wher
! Miss Taylor was assisted by Miss
!. jeanette Cowan, who poured tea, and
!. Miss Elena Calderon, who served frappe
|! Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley are ex-
!. pected here tomorrow from Tuxedo Park
/. where they have spent the autumn. The,
!. will go a short motoring trip to North
|. Carolina November Is.
!. Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson viii
!. return next week and open their home
|. here for the winter.
T The marriage OF Mr.. ii. F. Rupp ant
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Willeke, both of thi.
|. city. took place at the parsonage Of
!. st. Peters Catholic Church. Baltimore
|. Md, yesterday The ceremony was per.
/. formed by the Rev. Father Boyd.
+. Mr.. and Mrs Rupp will return here
!. about November 1, and occupy their res
!. idence. No. 1907 5th street northwest.