Evening star., 1916-08-02
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
American Ambassador to Mexico
Guest of Honor at
Luncheon.
Miss Margaret Wilson Motoring In
New England-Midsummer
Weddings-Notes.


today at luncheon at the Shoreham in
honor of the American amba ssador to
Mexico. Mr. Fletcher. and Assistant
| Secretary of State Phillips and Gen.
Frank B. Mcintyre. chief of the bureau
of insular affairs of the War Depart
ment.
| The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
will have as guests for several days
Prof and Mrs Papy of Wabash Col
lese, Charlottesville. Ind. who Will ar
rive by boat from Norfolk tomorrow
morning.
| The amba ssador of Russia and Nine.
Bakhmeten have been thrust INTO
| mourning, on the eve of a brilllant
George Hitrove, a nephew OF the am
| bassador, who was on duty at tne
| front They were the eve of enter
| tanning a luncheon party at stone villa
yesterday when the cable arrived
The minister of Colombia. Senor Don
Julio Betancourt returned TO WASH
| ington yesterday TO assume his duties.
after an absence in his own country
dating from January 4.
| Mr. Betancourt, accompanied by tne
| first secretary. Senior Don Rooer.o an
CHAR called on the PRESIDENT yester- =
!
| Senior Ancizar and Senorita Ancizar
leave Washington today for vacation.
Miss Margaret Wilson. who is motoring
| in the mountains with Mrs D. rambler
and Mrs r. H. Lggett of Litchfield'
! Conn. was at the Mount Washington
| Hotel at Breton Woods for luncheon yes
! terday.
| Mrs. John Crayke Simpson. who left
Washington late in June to motor 70
various resorts. has left the ocean sac
at Magnolia. Mass, for Prospect Lodge,
Camp Percy, her summer place, IN the
White Mountains. where she will remain
| for the rest of the season and will enter
tain parties Of guests from time 70 time.
Mrs Simpson motored to Cape May, n.
the first half Of July at the Hotel Cape
May. later going to the north shore
/ DR. Simpson has remained in town, sup
erintending extensive improvements to
their home on Highland Terrace.
! Prince Won Hatzfeldt- -Trachenberg.
/, counselor of the German embassy, left
Washington yesterday for the summer
| embassy at Rye. \. Y, after spending
some days at the New Willard.
Chief Justice Edward Douglass White
| left Washington today to reJoin Mrs.
| White at Lake Placid, N. Y, where
| they are spending the summer. The
Chief Justice came to Washington to
see Mr.. Justice John II. Clarke sworn
/ in as the successor of Mr.. Charles K.
Hughes. and they both stopped at the
| Shoreham. Mr.. Justice Clarke also
| left Washington today, going to Nan
tucket. Mass. TO remain for the rest
! of the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs Shuster will join Mr.
| and Mrs. Morgan Shuster at their cot
tage at Spring Lake Thursday to re-
| main for the balance of the season.
Col Eduardo Raybaud, military at
tache, who returned to Washington
Yesterday from New York. will again
leave the capital August 10 for Man
chester. where he will join Miss Ray
baud, who is there for the summer
Col. Raybaud took Miss Grynga Ray
| baud to New York to visit the am bas-
sador of Brazil and Nine: da Cana, and
with them be a guest OF Mr.; Anderson
| the New York Yacht Club.
In a setting of Japanese honeysuckle
the marriage of Miss Carol Dunlop
| Frick. daughter of Mrs Mary Worth
ington Frick, and Mr.. Walter wallace
| Talcott took place yesterday afternoon al
o'clock at St Johns Episcopal Church
on Bradley lane.
Rev James Kirkpatrick. rector of the
church, performed the ceremony In the
II presence of a small company Of rela.
II tives and friends.
II Miss Helen Cam. cousin of the bride
II played the wedding music and Mrs
Fauth sang a solo during the cere-
mony.
The bride was attended by here sis
ter Miss Edna Frick. as maid of honor
and Mr. Edward l.. Stock acted as bes,
man.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her mother, wore an exquisite
gown Of cloth Of silver, veiled in white
q
white tulle. the brim edged with silver
lace and silver flowers forming the
trimming around the crown. She carried
a bouquet of pink and white orchids.
The maid of honor wore gown OF
rose pink taffeta and tulle. Her large
pink tulle and satin hat was trimmed
| with a tulle bow and she carried a
bouquet of pink roses.
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Stock
at Bradley Hills. Md, which was ef-
fectively decorated with a variety OF
white field and garden flowers. palms
| and ferns.
Mrs Frick, the brides mother, wore
! gown Of lavender and white French
wolfe with black hat. and Mrs. Stock
wore charming gown Of white ne,
over pink taneta with a white pic
ture hat.
Mr. and Mrs. Talcott left later for
their wedding trip, the latter wearing
a smart green travelling suit with
tOucneS OF white, q Wnlt6 telt nat dnO
a corsage bouquet of American beauty
roses.
They will reside at the Belle Haven
apartments. Richland avenue. Nash
willie. Tenn.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson of Wash.
ington have arrived at Beverly. Mass.
on their houseboat Roxana, prepare.
tory to cruising along the Maine coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have spent som,
time at Mattapoisett, since leaving
washing ton. and will stay at theil
estate at Brookline for a little while.
j Mr.. John Barrett, director general o
j the American Union, left Wash
ington yesterday for Newport. wher,
he will he the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart duncan at Bonniecrest owe
4 Sunday.
Admiral Henry T. Mayo gave a Dime
4 on board the flagship Wyoming las
\ night at Newport, his guests beinl
X Mrs. Mayo, Vice Admiral and Mrs. D.
Il Witt Coffman. Rear Admiral Austin NJ
II / knight, Rear Admiral and Mrs. A. r
4 Fechteler, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Al
i bert Gleaves, Rear Admiral Herbert {
5l Dunn, Rear Admiral Thomas s. Rodgers
d Commander and Mrs. Leigh c. Palmer
d Commander and Mrs. o. p. Jackson. Mrs
Dickens. Mrs. Thomas p. Magruder an
Mrs L. w. 7. Waller.
ll Countess Joseph Gizycka was hostes
Y at the first of a series of luncheons a