Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-18
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of Town
Secretary of State, Accompanied by
Mrs. Lansing, Leaves Washington.
Spanish Ambassador Arrives.
stengel-Henderson Nuptials at st.
Thomas, With. Navy Setting,
on Saturday Evening.


The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Lam
ing left Washington this morning for
WATERFOWL. N.Y., where Mrs. Lansing
will remain until after the election Mr..
Lansing will return to Washington the
last Of the week, after registering for the
election.
The Spanish ambassador, who has re-
turned to Washington, will be Joined
later in the week by Nine. Riano, who
has been staying at New York since
closing the summer embassy at New
port Monday.
Mrs Josephus Daniels will head the
receiving line at the opening exercises
this afternoon of the Theodorus Bailey
Myers Mason House of the Women's
Section of the Navy League. Others in
the line will be Mrs. Julian James, Mrs.
Hugh L. Scott Mrs. George Barnett and
Miss Elizabeth ElIicott Poe. The Ma
rine Band will furnish a program of
music, and the speakers will INCLUDE
Gen. Barnett, Mr.. William NJ. Ingraham
assistant secretary of war; Mr.. Hilary A.
Herbert, former Secretary of the Navy;
Col Robert NJ Thompson and Mr.. Eliot
Wadsworth. Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton
Smith will make the invocation.
Miss Mona McAdoo, who was the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis H.'McAdoo, at
New York for several weeks, has, re-
turned to the residence of the Secre-
tary and Mrs. McAdoo in r street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wilson Hender-
son have issued invitations for the mar
rage OF their daughter Dorothy and En-
sign Simson Carl Stengel, U. S. n. The
tober Fl, at o'clock. at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church. Miss Esther L. Hen
derson will be maid of honor for her
sister. and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Marie Eiker. Miss Margaret Prentiss
Miss Dorothy Cahili and Miss Ann Hal
berstaldt Of Reading, Pa The ushers
will be Ensign Lewis Fl. Mcdonald, En-
sign George Hill. Ensign Alfred Tawre-
sey and Ensign Robert Maury. all of
the United States Navy. Ensign Carl
ton F. Bryant. U. s. N. will act as best
man. ~
The college women of the Presbyterian
churches of the District are holding re-
ception this afternoon in honor of Miss
Olga E. Hoff. student secretary for the
women's boards of missions, at the
Washington Club. -...-
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe and Miss Hoff
will be assisted by the officers of the
Synodical Societies of Baltimore, now in
session in New York Avenue church. and
by Mrs Frank E. Edgington. Miss 1sa-
bella Campbell, Miss Sheldon Jackson,
FREDERICK
| Dennis, Miss Gertrude f. Leonard, Miss
Mary J. Kelly and Miss Katherine Will
| hanson.
A luncheon for $50 delegates and other
| Presbyterian women will be served to-
morrow at the New Ebbitt.
| Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Micou have re-
| turned to Washington after an absence of
| several months, and have reopened their
| residence in 21st street
The second secretary Of the Argentine
| embassy, Mr.. Enrique J. Amaya, and
| Nine. Amaya are stopping at the Graf
ton, while opening their apartment.
Mrs. Henry B. F. mcfarland has re-
| turned from her summer home at Cap a
PAigle. Murray Bay, Province of Quebec.
| Mrs. Davis. wife Of Representative
Charles r. Davis, is at a hospital in
Illinois, where she has submitted to a
poets to return to Washington by No
vember Is, when she will open their
apartment in the Rochambeau for the
winter. and will be Joined by Repre-
sentative Davis by Thanksgiving.
Col Robert NJ. Thompson returned to
Washington yesterday from Hot
Springs, Va. to be present at the OPEN
ing exercises of the Theodorus Bailey
Myers Mason House,
Mrs. ]. W. Hope of Hampton. Va, is a
guest of Mrs. James Lee Shelton Mt the
Grafton. Mrs. Shelton has leased her
apartment at the Wyoming temporarily
to Lieut.. John H. Towers. u. s. NJ, re-
Gently detached from duty at the ems
Ibassy at London, and Mrs. Towers.
Lieut.. Towers will be on duty here with
the aviation corps.
Miss Marjorie Helmbold left Washing
ton yesterday for weeks visit to Bal
fillmore. where she will be the guest Of