Evening star., 1916-09-29

| Monday to take up residence in the
| home Of Capt w. E. P. French. U. S. A..
! and Mrs. French at 3017 N street. The
Secretary is in Ohio. but expected to
| return tomorrow afternoon.
| The Spanish ambassador and Sonora
| di Riano have as a guest at the summer
embassy at Newport, Count Siegfried
| Raben, recently arrived from Spain.
The marriage of Mrs Olive Gale Hill
and Capt. Ridley Mclean. judge advo-
cate general, U. S. NJ, will take place
early in November at the home of Mrs
| Hills parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M
Gale, $500 street.
Mrs. Hill and Capt. Mclean were
| guests Of honor at a large dinner party
! entertained at the Chevy Chase Cluh
| Wednesday evening by Lieut.. Com
| mander Station. U: S. N. on duty In the
| office of Capt. Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
have returned from Camp Percy. N
H., to Airlie. Military road.
Their daughter, Mrs. Lewis Newton
! Murray of Dunkirk. n. Y, and Miss
| orpha Gerrans of Buffalo, n. Y, are
with them for a few days.
| Miss Clover and Miss Beatrice Clover
are at the family residence, on New
| Hampshire avenue, after spending the
summer Win tnelr parents, rear AQ-
miral and Mrs. Clover. at Elberon
n. ].
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clover are
| expected to arrive in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock and
their Newport place, will not open their
Washington house until the first OF
November.
Shortly after their arrival arrange
ments will be made and a date set
for the presentation of Miss Fahnastock,
who was introduced to society at
Newport at dinner dance last sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gafr will re-
main at osterviile, Mass. where their
summer home, The Ship. is located
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic. c. Huidekoper
who. are at The Ship with Mr.. and
Mrs. Can, will return here about the
same time to open their house on 18th
street. sr
Rear Admiral and Mrs. w. H. H
Southerland will come to washington
Sunday from Nahant. where they spent
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Butler Wright, who
spent the summer at Nahant with them,
returned here some time Ago. and have
opened the Southerland home on
street for them.
Mrs. Malcolm s. McConihe. accompa-
MED by her young son, Malcolm s. Nc
Conihe, jr, has returned after spending
the early summer at Narragansett Pier
and at Breton Woods, going later to
the Maine woods. where Mr.. McConihe
toined them for August and part of
September.
Mr. Moran McConihe. who spent the
summer at a boys camp at Bar Har-
Dor. returned with Mrs.. McConihe.
Mrs. Victor Blue. who spent the past
week with Mrs. James Lee Shelton at
her apartment in the Wyoming. has left
for Norfolk, where she will Join Rear
ADMIRAL Blue, who Is in command of
the U. s. 8. Texas. She will return to
Washington at the conclusion Of her
Mrs. Shelton recently returned after
amending the summer at Ardmore, Pa,
and New London. Conn.
Numerous handsome gowns were worn
at the midweek dance last night at New
nort Some of them most noticeable
were Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte, cloth
Of silver; Mrs. Alexander Brown, blue
siik and tulle; Mrs. Samuel NJ Hinck-
lev. orchid chiffon; Mrs. Henry Coster
steers, emerald velvet: Baroness Rosen-
krantz, black tulle and silver: Mrs.
Angler B. Duke. rose colored silk and
tuiie: Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, black
and white costume; Mrs E. H. Filter,
blue silk and tulle; Miss Ada Norfieet,
white tulle: Miss 0wendolyn King.
black tulle and red roses; Mrs. Bedell
Harmed, white lace and green tulle;
Mrs. 4. KeuJ Bvans, cloth of silver lace;