Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-14
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Secretary Of State and Mrs. Lansing
Return From Gunston
Hall.
Argentine Military Attache Home
From Northern Trip-Mrs. Bar
nett observation-disclosures

The Secretary of State and Mrs Lam
sing returned to Washington this morn
ing, after short visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hurtle at Gunston Hall, on the Po-
tomac. Mrs. Ross Thompson accompanied
them when they left yesterday afternoon
and returned with them today. The jour-
ney was made by motor.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. Baker will
return to Washington Saturday from
Cleveland, Ohio. where tonight he will
make campaign speech. :
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr. Daniels
will leave Washington tomorrow after
noon for Philadelphia and will later Join
Mrs. Daniels at the St Charles Atlantic
City, to remain over Sunday. He will
return to the capital Monday.
Col. Eduardo Raybaud. military attache
of the embassy of Argentina, returned to
Washington yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. Raybaud and their daughters. after
several weeks Of travel to Niagara Falls,
Toronto. Thousand Islands and points of
interest on the chain Of great lakes. Mrs.
Raybaud> and their daughters will sail
from New York the first week in October
for SPAIN where they viii pass the win
ter. Col Raybaud will remain at his post
here.
Mrs. George Barnett, wife Of Maj. Gen.
Barnett. L. s. NJ c., was the guest Of
honor at a luncheon given by Mrs. Joseph
Gazzam at Newport yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. D. Owen ahoon has returned
to Washington and. after day at the
Shoreham. has gone to her apartment
at Stoneleigh Court, where she will spend
capital last season. -
| The VICE President and Mrs. Marshall
reached Indianapolis yesterday from
| by a reception committee OF twenty
fve.
/ Mr.. Justice and Mrs. McKenna have
| returned to their apartment in the Con-
| necticut. after spending the summer in
/ New York, and at Setauket, Long Is
| hand, with their son -in-1 law and daugh-
| ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts Duff1eld. MT
! Justice and Mrs. McKenna are the sec
4 ond of their little circle to return for
| the bachelor member of the United
states Supreme Court, being the drst.
| Perfect autumn days at Newport take
a large number Of summer residents to
the golf course each day. Playing there
yesterday were Sonora de Riano Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, Mai Henry
lG. Davis and others.
Nh. and Mrs. Jerome NJ Bonaparte
will close Pinecroft, their place at New
port. Monday, and go to Hot Springs,
Va. for short time before Opening
| their home in Washington for the
| winter.
Il Mr.. c. A. Sparshott announces the
marriage Of his daughter. Miss Mamie
Sparshott, and Mr.. Harvey c. Beall, at
Baltimore. Md, August "a The Rev.
DR.. Way of Baltimore ofdciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard l. Hagan of 152
their nieces. Mrs. Laura A. Newton and
Mrs Katherine Z. Berringer of Brad
dock. Pa.
of this city will take possession of
their new villa on Richmond mountain,
in the Berkshires, this week, where
they will spend the autumn season.
The marriage is announced in New
York Of Miss Mary Humphrey, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Humphrey
of Bridgeport. Conn. and Mr. Jose Diaz
of Mexico. Porfrio Diaz. Mr. Diaz is
now located IN New York. The mar
rage took place in Greenwich, Conn.
September 2.
An interesting wedding took place in
IL. when Miss Madeleine sdei. eeP %anaua
daughter Of the late Mr.. Theodore An
toine Lanaux. became the bride OF
Capt Manfrida LAMA, T. s.. A.. of New
which was performed at the residence
: of the brides mother, was a very quiet
one, and witnessed only by few rela-
tives and friends. Rey. Father Simon
Of st. Augustine's Catholic Church Of
nciated. The young couple left imme-
diately for Los Angeles, CAL, where
they will remain for few days before
going to Douglas. Ariz.. where Capt
LAMA 10 at present stationed. The
bride belongs to one Of the oldest and
most distinguished French families in
Louisiana, and since her debut several
years ago has been very popular In
education at the Convent OF the Sacred
Heart. and besides her many accom-
plishments is an artist of considerable
ability. On her mothers side she il re-
lated to Ferdinand de Lesseps Of suez
canal fame. Capt. LAMA is the son OF
the Marquise Clara LAMA di Brolo OF
this city, and the late, Marquis Man
| fredi LanSa di Brolos Of Palermo. Sicily
He is a grandson OF: the late Surg. Gen
4 william A.. Harnm ofid.
II The marriage Of Miss Phoebe E
/ Hough OF Paeonian Springs. Va, and
!. Edward NJ Hood of Leesbhrg. va..- topl
/ place Tuesday. September IL. at
& o CLOCK - at tNE EcbluSbCG Oh tH0 UTtQS
/ nephew. Mr.. Harry C.. Peacock, Rev
III. H. LeffertB. OF I~eesburg. VA per
formed the ceremony in the presence ao
II a small company OF relatives aht
friends. Immediately after the. cere
\ rnony Mr. and Mrs. Hood left for Nor
4 folk. Va. They will make their future
4 home at Paeonian Springs. Va.
The marriage Of Miss Harriet Taylor
Mccormick. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Mccormick. and Mr.. Thomas
Bliss S,iIlman Of Hoboken, n. j.. will
take place this evening at the Grace
, Episcopal Church in Berryville, Va
Mrs. Charles F. MCGUIRE will attend
the bride as natron OF honor, and the
bridesmaids Will be Miss Anita Still
| man of Hoboken. Miss Mary Hutton OF
| Sandy Spring, Miss Virginia Lane of
J Hagerstown and Miss Ellen Baker of
Berryville. Little Miss Rosalie Cox and
Master Charles Mcclure will be the
ribbon bearers.
Mr.. Albert L. Stillman Of New York,
brother of the bridegroom, will act as
best man. and the ushers will include
Mr.. Richard Butler, Mr.. E. H. Peabody
and Mr., Stewart Bell of New York, and
Mr.. Charles Moore. Mr. W. H. Gaver and
\ Mr.. Shelby Timberlake Of Berryville.
Mrs. Lee A. stubbleield and he,
daughter Lolita will leave tomorrow for
Fortress Monroe. where they will spend
a week at the Hotel Cha utberlin.