Evening star., 1916-10-03

befe OF the embassy stan have arrived
from Newport, coming direct from the
dor and Nine. Bakhmeteff are visiting
In New York.
Senator Henry F. Lippitt announced
night the marriage Of his daughter.
Miss Frances Lippitt, to Brig. Gen.
Moreton Foley Gage Of the British
army. in Paris Saturday. September 80.
British embassy here as military at
tache and with his wife and children
became prominent factors in society.
At the outbreak Of the war Brig.
Gen. Gage. then a colonel. volunteered
for service. and. leaving Mrs Gage and
their children In this country, went to
England. Mrs Gage died in this coun-
try. and her children went to live tenn
porarily with their maternal grand
mother. wealthy New York woman.
Brig. Gen. Gage is a cavalry officer
commanding division OF Indian troops
In France.
Miss Lippitt went to Europe some
n '1s Red e Cross T work. she returned to
this country to take more thorough
course in nursing land again sailed
for France in the company Of Miss
Katherine Dorr OF Boston As Miss
popular members OF Washington So
aety, and during the Taft adminis-
tfation one Of the most intimate
friends Of Miss Helen Taft and con Con
ator Lippitt was married to Mrs
Taft's Younger sister, Mrs. Thomas K:
Laughlin, in April. 1915.
Mrs. Gage will continue to interest her
self in Red Cross work In France.
Mrs. Joseph C. H. Colquitt is enter
| tanning at a tea this afternoon at her
| apartment at the st. Regis in eompli-
1 H@1~ ~snft 1fH
ter Of Mr.. CoIquitt, who leaves tomor-
row FOR her home In Savannah. Ga.
| Yellow dahlias and golden rod will
form the decoration.
| Mrs. Julian B. Boiling will preside at
| the tea table, and Miss Delphine Heyl,
! sister OF the hostess. will also assist.
place this evening, when Miss Eliza
| beth Kirkwood Fulton, daughter of
Mrs. Thomas Fulton OF Glasgow, Scot
land. will become the bride Of Mr.. Sid
ney Fletcher Taliafsrro
| The ceremony will take place this
| evening at o'clock at the residence
of the BRIDES uncle. Mr.. Daniel Fra
| ser.
gational Church will perform the cere-
| mony in bower of white heather
erected in the drawing room.
| Mrs Daniel Fraser Fulton of Yonkers.
Miss Jaaueiin Taliaferro Smith, niece
! Of the bridegroom, and Miss Eleanor
White Of Stamford, Conn.,. cousin Of
the bride. will hold ribbons to form
M Roland Croxton will be best
man and little Van Taliaferro Smith the
N. raliaferro ana his bride will re-
side at Fulton Court on their return
| from their wedding trip.
Brig. Gen. Erasmus NJ. Weaver and
Mr.. Joseph E. Davis entertained at a
stag dinner at the Chevy Chase Club
last evening In honor of Col. Rich
mcnd P Davis. who leaves today, with
Mrs. Davis, for Fort Winfield Scott,
Cal.
Many new fall costumes were worn
At the horse show at Bryn Mawf yes
terday. A lovely trio of keen en-
tiauSiests were Mrs Charles A. Mum,
Nfe William Hit OF Washington and
Mfe W. TraSiAr HArrison. over a. frock
OF white broadcloth Mrs Mum wore
dAsAlhg cloak of bivouac red broad
cloth. and q large hat OF q deeper
shade Of red. A smart sports hat of
deep green felt made m artistic color
not6 with the pale gray sports suit.
worn by Mrs Hit. Mrs. Harrison had
| on D good looking sports suit OF pale
blAe cloth, and white hat. She wore
white furs.
MICS Martha Rebecca Knott, daughter
| Df the late Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel d
Knott Of wesley Heights. and Mr..