Evening star., 1916-10-20

Davie of Tuxedo, sister of Mrs. Draper;
Mrs. George NJ. Davie of Louisville;
KY; Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Osgood of
Hopedale, Mass, cousins Of Miss Dra-
per. and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Curtis of
Boston. Miss Draper shortly before
her marriage will become a member of
the church with which Prince Bon
compagni's family have been identified
for so many generations and to which
they have had the distinction of giving
two Popes. Prince Andrea Boncom-
pagnTs parents, now at Rome, will be
godparents by proxy for their sons
White representing them at the bap-
tismal ceremony.
The superintendent of the United
States Naval Academy and Mrs Ed
ward w. Eberle were hosts at a large
reception yesterday afternoon at their
home at Annapolis in honor of their son.
Paymaster Edward Randolph Eberle.
L. $. N. and his bride, whose marriage
took. place last Saturday at Provi-
dence. r. l. Mrs. Randolph Harrison,
grandmother of the bridegroom, assist
ed in receiving. The bride wore her
wedding gown of ivory duchess satin
veiled in tulle and trimmed in silver
the gift of the bridegroom. Mrs. Eberle,
the hostess. wore a handsome gown
of cloth of gold brocaded with sapphire
blue. Mrs. Knapp. wife of Paymaster
JoHH I1dIfiSoi ftHdpp, u w. ana
Mrs. Glennon, wife of Lieut.. Harrison
Giennon. T. S. n, presided at the tea
table. Among those from Washington
40 attended the reception were the
commandant of the navy yard and Mrs
James II. Glennon and their daughter
Mrs. Matthew Archer Cross, and Mrs.
John J. Knapp. Paymaster and Mrs.
Knapp, who have been the guests of
Admiral and Mrs. Eberie for several
days, will return to Washington this
evening.
Mrs Stephen B. Elkins arrived at the
White Sulphur last evening. where she
Joined Mrs. r. De Witt Talmage, who
is there for the autumn season.
The japanese ambassador Mr.. Aimaro
Sato. was among the guests at dinner
given last evening at the Army and
Navy Club by Col. Matsuo ltamy, retir-
ing military attache of the Japanese
embassy The other guests included
Maj. Gen. Hugh l.. Scott, chief of STAFF,
L. S. A.; Brig. Gen. Erasmus NJ. Weaver,
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Treat Brig. Gen,
~. r. McGinness, Commodore j. c. Gill
more, Col William d. Beach, Col. w. w.
Harts, Col Chase w. Kennedy. Col. w.
F. Graves, Mai r. f.. Van Deman. Maj.
Andrew Moses, Mai. Douglas MacAr
thur Capt. Harry n. Cootes, Capt. J. II.
oliver. Mr. Tanaka. counselor of the
embassy: Maj. r. Mizumachi. who is
succeeding Col. 1tamy; Commander No
mura, naval attache OF the embassy;
Capt. Hirose, Commander Hyakutake,
Mr. Kawashima. Mr.. Saito. Mr.. 1wate
and Mr.. Shratori.
The counselor of the Russian embassy,
Mr.. Onou. has taken for the winter
season the residence of Judge Hunt at
I710 street
Mr. William G. Sharp, United States
ambassador to France. has arrived at
New York preparatory to sailing to-
morrow for his post at Paris. He is
at the Knickerbocker. Mrs. Sharp. Miss
Sharp and others of the family will
join MIN today.
Mrs. Chaffee, widow of Lieut.. Gen.
Adna r. Chaffee. chief of staff. U. S.
A., is the guest of Maj. and Mrs G. F.
Hamilton at Fort Myer.
Mrs. +. II. q. Slater has closed her
place at Newport, where she spent the
summer. and is at the Ritz-Carlton,
New York, en- route to Washington.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart and her
daughters. Mrs. Mary Stewart and Miss
Helen Stewart. who have been at East
ern Point. Gloucester, Mass, for the