Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-12
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Dinner in Honor of Secretary of
War and Mrs.
Baker.
Mrs. Townsend to White Sulphur
Springs-Noon Wedding-De-
partures-Notes.

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ner which Judge and Mrs. Timothy l.
Ansberry will give this evening at the
lChevy Chase Club.
! Mr.. and Mrs George F. Steele OF New
York will arrive this afternoon, to be
the guests of Judge and Mrs Ansberry
for several days.
Mrs Richard H. Townsend left Wash
Iineton today for White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va, to remain for several weeks
| Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry. SON.
in-law and daughter of Mrs. Townsend,
have gone to their place at Warwick
Neck. r. l., to remain for some time.
| The Italian ambassador. Count Macchi
| Iii Cellere. who has been with his fam
ilv at the summer embassy at Beverly
| Farms for several weeks, has gone 10
| Newport for a visit. He arrived there
| Monday and is staying at Hill Top Inn
for several days.
| The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff entertained at dlnner LOT
| him Monday night, and yesterday ne
| was their guest at luncheon.
Miss Francise williams of Washing
| ton is the guest of Mrs. w. F. McComos
| at the Bement cottage at Beverly
| Farms. Mass.
| Col. Eduardo Raybaud, military at,
| tache of the Argentine embassy, ana
| Mrs Raybaud. who have been detained
| in Washington by the indisposltlon OF
the latter. will leave washington tle
last of the month to accompany their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. ana Mrs
| Abel V. Ezeyza, to New York, from
which city they will sail for Argentine.
From New York Col and Mrs Raypaud
| will go to a seashore resort for August.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ezeyza are making ire
| ouent motor trips into Virginia and
Maryland. and are now near freoerlcK'
| Nd.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Scott Thropp
are still in Washington, but are plan
ming to leave about the list of August
to join Mrs. Troops parents, Dr. and
| Mrs William Holland Wilmer, at
| their summer home, at Boyce, va.
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph E. Thropp are
now established at Earlston. their
place at Everett. Pa, for the sum
| mer months.
The marriage of DIR. Mary Walker
Eaton and Dr. Chester D. Swope took
place very quietly today at noon in
the apartment Of the bride, at Stone
| leigh Court.
Rev w. R. Wedderspoon performed
the ceremony, in the presence of a
small family party. of which Mrs.
| Alexander Chadwick. sister of the
bride, was a member.
| Dr. and Mrs. Swope left INN ediately
after for short motor trip. They
| will reside at Stoneleigh Court on their
| return.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ballou expect to
| leave Washington in a week or ten
| days for the north shore, where they
will spend the remainder of the sum
| mer.
| Mrs. voiney O. Chase and the Misses
| Chase will remain in Washington until
| the middle of August, when they expect
| to go to Virginia Beach.
| DR. Charles Paul Hubscher. secretary
| of the Swiss legation, will leave Wash
| ington on Saturday for Marblehead,
| Mass, where he will spend several
| weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kesley
Schoepf and Miss Elizabeth Schoepf of
| Cincinnati.
| The marriage of DR.. Hubscher and
| Miss Schoepf whose engagement was
| announced last month, will probab bly,
! take place this autumn.
| Representative Howard Sutherland of
| West Virginia, who was recently nom
| mated for the Senate, has taken an
| apartment at the Wyoming for the re-
| mainder of the summer.
| Mrs Sutherland is az their home at
EIkins, w. Va, and Mr.. Sutherland will
| toin her there at the adjournment of
| Congress.
| Mrs. w Z. Gonzales, wife of the
! American minister to Cuba, arrived in
| New York yesterday with her daugh-
| ter Aida. They are to spend the sum
| mer at Babylon. l.. l.
| Nine. Emilia I-efeVre, mother of the
| first secretary of the Panama legation.
| will arrive in Washington the latter
| part of the month from visit to Pan
| ANA.
Mrs. Andrieus A Jones' wife of the
| assistant secretary of the interior, will
| leave Washington shortly for house
party on Lake Champlain.
| Senator and Mrs. Henry F. Lippitt
| have left their farm in Cumbe rland,
r. l., for Beverly Farms Mass, where
| they will pass the remainder of the
! summer.
Mrs. Bowman Mccalla will leave
Santa Barbara. Cal She will pass the
next two months there and in travel
ing through that section of the coun-
! try.
| Mrs William S. McNair will leave
the LIST Of August for Rehoboth Beach,
Del, and upon her return to Washing
ton in the autumn will probably take
an apartment
/ Maj McNair. who has been detailed
to the New York National Guard with
the rank of brigadier general. will
leave Washington shortly for the
border.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman enter
tanned at dinner last night on the
Raleigh roof Constantin Mavroudi
EfI<ndi. second Turkish secretary; Mr.
and Mrs. Filipe Yturbe and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Rheem.
i Mr.. Jonathan Daniels and Mr. Frank
i. Daniels, sons of the Secretary of the
. Navy and Mrs. Daniels. will leave
Washington tomorrow for Deer Park
Md, where the former will visit Mr.
Charles. Heyl. son of Col. Heyl. and the
latter Mr.. Nathan Scott. Mr. Frank
camp in Maryland yesterday.
. Miss Marguerite Prescott daughter OF
, the Rev. Phillip Prescott and Mrs
Prescott. has gone to Narragansett
Pier for visit. and was a guest yes
terday at a bridge garden tea given
by Miss Bessie Samuel of Philadelphia
. at "Blairlusk on the Rocks" the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Samuel.
Mrs. John Schooers and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles T. Boyd widow OF
> Capt. Boyd, return to their summer
home at Rye Beach. n. H., Thursday.
Miss Katye krupsau entertained at
. a watermelon feast in honor of her
!. birthday anniversary Sunday. July g.
, The rooms were decorated with Ian
. terms, flowers and bells. The guests