Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30
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EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Members of the Cabinet and Their
Families Scatter for Dec.
grafton Day.
Mrs. Burleson Has Cabinet Reunion.
Entertaining to Come.

Entertaining to Come.
The President and members of his
| ca binet will put in a strenuous day de-
| livering addresses, far or near, or TAX
ing short trips out of town for
! pleasure.
| The Vice President and Mrs, Marshall
| have left town for an all-day motor
| trip and members of the cabinet and
| their families have motored to either
| Maryland or Virginia.
| The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. MeAdoo and Mrs. Josephus DAN
| left Washington last night for Chapel
! Hill, n. c., where Secretary McAdoo
| will deliver an address at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina.
The Secretary and Mrs McAdoo will
return to Washington tomorrow.
Mrs. Albert S. Burleson entertained
at luncheon yesterday at Pierce Mill,
nings Bryan, the event being some
what in the nature of a cabinet re-
union in her honor, but as Mrs. Bryan
! arrived unheralded yesterday morning.
and the. party was invited over the
| phone, there were several absentees on
account of other engagements.
Mrs. Burleson's guests were Mrs.
Thomas R. Marshall, Mrs. William
Gibbs McAdoo, Mrs: David Franklin
Mrs Carl s. Vrooman.
| Mrs Bryan arrived here yesterday
morning to remain for a day. and at
! once started out on what she laugh
| ingly termed a round of cabinet calls
| She dined with Mrs. Carl S. Vrooman
last night. and this morning left for
Chicago, where she will join Mr.. Bryan.
After attending the Chicago conven-
ton they will proceed to St. Louis for
the democratic convention.
| Mrs. Bryan was a delegate to the
convention of the Federation of Wom-
| ems Clubs in New York.
The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
and the assistant secretary of agricul-
ture and Mrs. Vrooman formed party
at luncheon at the Dover House Sunday.
and later motored into Washington and
dined together at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs Vrooman.
| Mr.. and Mrs Christian D. Hemmick
will entertain at dinner tonight on their
roof harden at Studio House, thus insti-
| tuting a custom which they follow out
| whenever the weather permits until they
leave town for the summer.
Senator and Mrs. Ollie James have as
their guest for week or more Mrs
secretary of the American embassy at
Toxic. Mr.. Wheeler is visiting his moth
er in New Jersey and will spend the great
er part of his leave with her, coming to
| Washington only for short time before
| sailing
Mrs James will give tea in honor of
MIS- Wheeler Friday: Mrs. Harry A
Baldridge. U. S. n, will entertain at
luncheon for her Thursday, and Thursday
afternoon Mrs. John F. shafroth will give
tea for her at Dover House
Mrs. Edward Norval Fortson enter
| tertalned at luncheon today at the West
moreland in honor Of Mrs Harry Hull of
Of pink peonies. and the same flowers
were used in profusion throughout the
apartment.
To meet Mrs Hull were Mrs Leigh
Peoples. Mrs Eugene Fortson. Miss Mar
garet Sands. Miss Mary wills and Miss
Agnes o'Donnell Of New Orleans.
Commander J: P. J. Ryan. U. s. N.
Mrs Philip J. Ryan at 1411 Massa-
remain. in Washington until the compile
ton OF the June week exercises at the
| Naval Academy.
Mrs Mary Anderson of Melbourne
Australia. and Mrs. ]. D. Schumacher Of
Seattle, Wash, are visiting at the home
! OF Dir. and Mrs l.. G. Maybee. 3642 18th
After completing her visit in Wash
| ington. Mrs. Anderson will return to
Australia by way of England. She had
expected to visit her son in an English
hospital, but word has come to her that
he has recovered sufficiently to be sent
to his home. Mr. Anderson belonged
to the Australian contingent doing service
company he is the only survivor, every
other man in the trench in which he was
| located being killed.
| Mrs. Schumacher is particularly In
| terested In mission work, having spent a
| number of years among the lumbermen
Of Washington and British Columbia.
Mrs. r. Lee Van Horn of Brentwood,
! Md. is spending June week at AMMAN
| oils.
William L. Marshall, son of James l..
Marshall. and his wife. who was Miss
| Emma c. Charnstrom, will be at home
after July l at 1924 Shannon place
| southeast.
John Barrett. the director general of
| the Pan American Union. left yester-
day for Davidson. N. c., where he will
deliver the commencement address at
Davidson College. returning on Thurs
day.
Mu Chapter Of Alpha Alpha Sorority
| entertained at q garden party Friday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William F. Guide, $500 New Hampshire
| avenue. The grounds were attractively
decorated with electric lights Re
freshments were served in the Japa-
! nese pagoda.
! Little Miss Mildred Ruth tSullivan
was hostess at birthday party given
| in honor of her fourth anniversary
Yesterday afternoon at her home, 215
| Florida avenue northwest Many games
| were played. after which refreshments
| were served.
| Mrs. Ethel N. Abbott entertained last
night at her home. 1919 Delafield place
| northwest, in honor of Miss Orrie
Stephenson and Mr.. Morris Hahn. The
| greater portion of the evening was de-
| voted to dancing, concluding with the
Virginia reel. During an intermission
| piano selections were rendered by Miss
Dazzle Anderson. The decorations were
| red. white and blue. Those present
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs
| Edward Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Herman. Mr.. and Mrs. w Crowthers,
Mr.. Charles Crowthers. Mrs W. B.
Wilson, Mrs. Bernice A. Weaver, Mrs
E. N. Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
McAleer. Miss Genevieve cady. Miss
\ Gertrude Cady. Miss Mary Sullivan,
Miss Mary Stephenson. Miss Orrie
| Stephenson. Miss Dazzle Anderson, Miss
| Helen Beazley. Mr.. Samuel Diamondson,