Evening star., 1916-08-23
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of Town
Ambassador to France Will Dine
With Secretary Of State
Tonight.
Mr.. Hugh Wallace Entertaining
Ambassador to Great Britain.
Double Wedding.

The Secretary of State and Mrs. Lam
sing will have to dine with them quite
informally this evening Mr.. William G.
Sharp, ambassador to France, who Is
spending part of his official leave in
Washington. Mr.. Page. ambassador to
Great Britain, dined with them quite
as informally last week.
| The Secretary of Commerce, Mr.. Red
field, who. in company with Mrs. Red
field, left Washington several weeks
ago for a motor trip through New Eng
| land and to their summer home on
MacMahon Island of the coast of Maine,
Is now at Poland Springs. where he
will meet the Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Daniels.
The British ambassador, Sir Cecil
| Spring Rice, has sent note from the
| embassy here to Commodore Morton F.
Plant whose racing schooner Elena
captured the kings cup in the recent
races off Newport, stating he would be
glad to receive from the commodore
the complete report of the races to
| send to King George, and at the same
time congratulating the commodore on
his victory.
| A distinguished official company at
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included all of the members OF the
cabinet now in town and the ambassa-
| dor to Great Britain, Mr.. Walter Hines
Page, and the ambassador to France.
Mr.. William G. Sharp.
Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison, wife
of the governor general of the Philip
pines, and her mother, Mrs. Henry l.
Judson, are at the home of the latter
| in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace are enter
tanning as house guest Mr. Walter
Hines Page, ambassador to Great Brit
ain. They had to dine with them last
night Mr.. William G. Sharp. ambassa-
dor to France.
Mrs. Walter A. Wells has gone to
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, to re-
main for some time.
Mrs. Robert R. Hit was hostess at a
| luncheon at the Cliffs, her villa at New
port, yesterday.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. who is visiting
her daughter, the Hon. Mrs. John Ward,
| in England, will sail for New York on
Saturday.
a double wedding last evening, at
o'clock, when Miss Gertrude NJ. Jouve-
nal became the bride OF Mr.. L. Pierce
Beauchamp and Miss Alice Clare Jouve-
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. ]. H. Mulligan. s. j.. and the
church was beautifully decorated with
white flowers and palms.
bride, and Miss Margaret Jahn were
| the maids of honor. The former wore
a gown of pink gros de londres SILK,
trimmed with silk lace and rosebuds.
and the latter wore pale blue taffeta
| trimmed with pink rosebuds and lace
They both wore large pink and blue
picture hats, trimmed with plumes and
carried shower bouquets of Killarney
| roses.
Miss Marian jain and Miss Florence
Yocum, little nieces of the brides. were
the flower girls. They wore dainty wnite
| lace dresses, and carried baskets OF PINK
and white roses and ferns.
The two brides were dressed alike, In
| handsome gowns OF white taneta. COM
bined with chantilly lace. They wore
| with white plumes, and carried shower
bouquets Of bride roses and lilies OF the
| valley.
| Miss Gertrude N. Jouvenal was escorted
| by her father. Mr.. Rudolph Jouvenal, and
| Miss Alice Jouvenal entered the church
with her brother. Mr.. Fred Jouyenal
Mr.. Edward J. Sullivan of Baltimore.
Nd. was best man for Mr. Beauchamp.
for Mr.. Lane. The ushers were Mr.. Will
liam Jouvenal, Mr.. Carl jain and Mr..
| George Yocum.
| A reception and buffet supper followed
| at the home of the father of the brides,
Mr.. Rudolph Jouyenal, On @ street. The
house was decorated throughout taste
fully with ferns and cut flowers.
| Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
| Beauchamp and Mr.. and Mrs. Lane left
\ for their respective wedding trips to
Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York
| city Mrs. Beauchamp wore a travelling
| costume Of dark blue gabardine with a
black velvet hat, while Mrs. Lane went
away in a tailored suit Of champagne
colored gabardine with a pink satin hat.
| They will be at homo to their friends
after September l at 30 Q street north
| west.
| Among the out-of-town guests present
| at the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Md, and Mr. and Mrs. P. Lynch of
Manassas. Va.
| Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs. Henry \.
Price, Col. George Harvey and Mr.. Will
liam F.. McConbDs weio among ti4ooe
well known in Washington to attend
the races at Saratoga yesterday. Mrs.
modish gown of white being finished
with q blue girdle. while her hat was
| Of cerise velvet
Miss May Dulaney. who makes a visit
each season in Washington with her
brother-in-law and sister. Judge and
Mrs. Judson C. Clements. has in COM
pany with another sister, Mrs Albert
s. Willis. sr., gone to Chicago from
her home in Pee Wee valley, KY. for
| a visit.
Miss Dulaney will again be in Wash
ington the coming winter.
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