Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-29
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Mrs. Wilson to Go to Baltimore
With President Tomorrow
Evening.
Spanish Embassy Dinner Tonight.
Luncheons, Bridges and Tea Par
ties-Recent Events.


by Mrs. Wilson when he goes to Balti-
more tomorrow evening to attend the
Friars' annual frolic, at the Academy
of Music. Mr.. Wilson will be the first
President to attend theater in Balti-
| more since President Cleveland's time.
Miss Margaret Wilson returned to the
White House Saturday after an absence
of several weeks. spent in Philadel-
phia and New York.
| The Spanish ambassador and Nine.
| de Riano. will entertain a dinner COM
pany at the embassy tonight. Mrs. Lam
| sing will be present, but the secretary
of State is following the advice OF his
physician in refraining from all sociai
| engagements, and Will not pc present.
| Mr. Lansing will go to WATERFOWL,
n. Y, Saturday to make an ADDRESS,
filing an engagement made for MIN
| some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward H. Wales OF
HYDE Park-on-Hudson and Washington
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Ruth Wales. to
Mr.. Henry Francis du Pont. son OF
ware Miss Wales is niece OF Mrs.
Elihu Root. The wedding will take
place late in June in Hyde Park.
The marriage OF MISS EliZdpetH ~
Walker. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
| liam Henry Walker. and Cadet John
Walker. Sd, U. S. N. will be celebrated
next Saturday in st: Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church The brides attend
eron, Elizabeth and Suzanne Chase.
Anita Kite and Winifrid Martin. The
bridegroom. who will be graduated
from Annapolis this week. will have a
group of his classmates, including
Cadets Radford. Price. Patterson. Miles.
Summers, Wilkes and Cecil, as ushers.
Chevy Chase Club Wednesday evening
will be preceded by the same program
Tuesday evening. when parties will he
made UP for both the dinner and dance.
Mrs. Frederic R. Harris. wife of Rear
Admiral Harris. U. S. N. entertained
at luncheon today in compliment to Mrs.
Edward A. Crane, who. in company
with Mr.. Crane. has stopped here en-
route to their home in Philadelphia
part of the spring.
Mrs Harris other guests were Mrs
Ollie James. Mrs. Lemuel P. Padgett
Mrs Fred Britten, Mrs Hampson Gary.
Mrs. H. T. b. Harris. Mrs. Victor
Kaufman. Mrs. Timothy T. Ansberry
Mrs j. H. Glennon. Miss Katherine
Fisher. Mrs. Archibald Livingston Par
sons Mrs. Strother Smith. Mrs. Edgar
Thompson and Mrs. Post Wheeler.
Mr.. Crane will proceed to Philadelphia
tonight and Mrs. Crane will join him
there tomorrow.
Mrs. Walter A. Bloedorn is hostess
at one of the largest events engaging
at bridge party and tea. from 2:30 to
o'clock. at the Club of the Colonial
Danes, sol 18th street.
Ths beauty of the club drawing
rooms. with their quaint mahogany
and pictures is enhanced by many big
white baskets filled with pink peonies,
while mountain laurel. ferns and dali
sizes add to the attractiveness. An or
chestra will play throughout the aft
ernoon.
Assisting Mrs. Bloedorn will be Mrs.
J. H. Glennon, Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
Mrs James E. MARITIME. Miss Grace P.
Shallenberger. Mrs. Bernard H. Rawl.
Miss Jennie slemp. Miss Emma Wash
Alexander H. Gait. Mrs. Julian Bran
don Boiling, Miss Dorothy bennett.
MRS J. ]. Russell. Mrs. Julius Khan.
Mrs Hughes Oliphant, Miss Marjorie
Blodgett, Mrs. F. B. Moran, Mrs Albert
ware Marshall, Mrs. NJ. E. Howard and
Mrs. Charles w. Richardson.
Mrs Samuel Spencer and Mrs. ]. H.
Mrs julius Khan and Mrs. Alexander
Gait will preside at another table. Dur
ing the hours for the tea officers of
the Army, Navy and Marine Corps.
along with others Of resident and ON
cial society. will be guests. and DR..
Bloedorn, passed assistant surgeon.
will be with Mrs. Bloedorn in sharing
the hospitality.
An interesting company will gather at
S: 80 o'clock this evening at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Graham Bell.
1881 Connecticut avenue, when they Will
have with them Miss George and Miss
Kenney.
Miss George is student Of the Montes-
sori system, and has Just returned from
Spain, and Miss Kenney Is interested in
the free school at the Founding Home.
and they will each give a brief talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Butler Wright. whose
marriage took place Saturday at the
land, are spending the first days Of their
honeymoon a the White Sulphur Springs,
". Va. leaving Washington for that re-
sort Immediately after their marriage.
Mrs George Barnett will receive in
formally at the commandments headquar-
tiers at the marine barracks this after
noon. this being her last day of the sea-
Mrs. Barnett will have with her num-
Der Of girl students from the National
Service School at Chevy Chase.
The Washing ton Coral. Military Order
Of the Cardiac. will give summer
dinner" Saturday. June 10. on the roof
of the Army and Navy Club.
Maj. H. c. Reisinger. U. S. NJ c.: Lieut..
Commander J. H. Tomb. U. S. N; Maj.
r. U. Patterson. L. S. A; Capt. Harry
Cootes. L. S. A.; Capt. 6. A. Gibbs. L.
S. A., and Maj. Joseph NJ Heller. have
charge of the arrangements for the
dinner, which promises to be very en-
joyable one.
! Miss Helen Blodgett. accompanied by
her house guest. Miss Ruth Anderson
Of St. Louis. will leave Washington to-
morrow for New Haven. where they
will spend several days with Mr. Delos
Bledgett. who is a freshman at Yale.
| Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
land Mrs. Andrew ]. Peters entertained
at luncheon yesterday at Dover House.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock en-
ltertained at a dinner for young people
last evening at Dover House for their
EyounE daughter Miss Margaret Fahne-
stock.
| Capt. and Mrs W. e. Luckett, ac-
cempanied by their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. H. Henderson. motored to An
napolis. Saturday. to witness the Army
and Navy base ball game.
Mrs. R. B. B. Chew Of the Wyoming
apartments. left Saturday for the east
friends and relatives.
| Among the young women of the CAPT.
ltal who will attend the June week