Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-03

join them whenever official affairs per-
nit.
The corner stone of Neighborhood
House at Hot Springs Va, was laid
Saturday under auspicioous circum-
stances. Miss Gladys ingalls, of Wash
ington. president of the Nursing Asso-
citation at Hot Springs. was origina tor
of the movement there, and to her Is
due the success of the affair, which is
intended to bentf1t the Virginia noun
taineers. Senator Theodore E. Burton
delivered the address.
Miss Lucille Bacon of Omaha. who is to
marry Mr.. Walter Scott Penfield Of this
city in October is a member OF the
city. she having served as princess of the
court two years ago at the browning of
Miss Eliza beth Congdon. now Mrs. Rob-
ert Forgan Of Chicago as queen.
The announcement was made at
luncheon given by Mrs. Howard Bald
ridge in Omaha.
The announcement comes as complete
surprise to the many friends of Miss Ba-
popular girl was even engaged. let alone
making plans for her wedding" says the
Omaha World Herald OF Thursday, and.
continuing, rectes, There is a deep re-
from Omaha, for she has taken most
active part in the social whirl ever since
her formal debut year and a half ago"
Speaking of her accomplishments, it is
also declared, She possesses lovely
personality and plenty of good looks, is
an excellent dancer and interested in
out-of-door sports
Practically Miss Bacon's first APP
pearance socially in Washington was
at the annual assembly of the Order
of Washington held at Rauscher's in
1919. when as a student a Chevy Chase
Seminary she was invited to be
member of the receiving line. which
was headed by commander general
of the organization, Rear Admiral
Charles Herbert Stockton, L. S N,
retired. and Mrs. Stockton.
Later when Mrs. Bacon made a brief
visit to the city Miss Bacon was ex-
tensively entertained at the different
country clubs of the city She was
also during her first winter in Wash
ington guest at several dinner parties
given in her honor by Mr.. and Mrs
Short Willis and Miss Olive Willis at
their home on 18th street adm at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Among recent prominent arrivals in
Washington are DR.. A. G. Heginian
and family of Anamosa, Iowa: Miss
Serena Kramer of Detroit and Mrs
Howard Woodhead of Pittsburgh. who
are at Hotel Lafayette.
The Washington City Alumni Assoc
citation of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra
ternity held the second of a series of
Saturday luncheons at the Raleigh
Hotel July /, 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Poore announce
the marriage Of their daughters
Teresa Mary. and Cleo U. Homan. and
Gladys Cecilia, and Chester l. Reid
ing, formerly of Millbrook. N. Y. The
marriages took place in Baltimore
Md. June %. 1916 The couples will re,
side in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore George stoner
announce the engagement IF thair
daughter. Margaret. to Mr. Winfieid
Preston. formerly of Pennsylvania. but
now of Washington. The wedding is
to take place in September.
Hare of this city as her guest at her
cottage at Stockbridge, Mass
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Theodore F..
Jewell and Commander c. T Jewell of
Washington are at their jamestown
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rowland are leav-
ing town for the summer. Their plans
were changed owing to the recent
death of Mrs. Rowland's little daugh-
ter. Frederick Monks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Minister and
daughter, Miss Mildred Minister, accom-
panied by Mrs. Sadie Kaufman of Bal
timore and Miss Ray Florsheim of
Richmond. Va. motored to Atlantic
City yesterday, where they will spend
several days.
Miss Virginia Price and Miss Veryl
Watson have gone to Fauquier coun-
ty, Va, where they Will attend house
parties in Warrenton and Rectortown
before returning.
At 10 am. Saturday at st. Peters par
ish Miss Marion F. Miller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Miller, was married
to Mr.. Thomas Greely Ward. the Rev.
Father Morris off1oiating.
The bride wore a graceful gown Of
white net trimmed with lace and a leg