Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-29
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
President and Mr.. Wilson Entertain
American Ambassadors to
London and Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison Abandon No
tifcation House Party-Diplomat
Arrives-Farewell Dinner.

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| The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will leave on Friday the house on Con-
necticut avenue which they took for July
and August, and will make their homo
at the New Willard for the coming sea-
son Their plans for the time are like
! those of others in official life and de-
pend on the close Of Congress.
Former Secretary Of War and MIS-.
Garrison have had their plans for q
large house. party at Seabright, N. j.,
for the notification at Shadow Lawn.
Icompletely disorganized by the infanttie
paralysis scare, and have closed their
home and gone to New York. The Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall. the Sec
rotary of State and Mrs. Lansing and
others who were to have been guests
have had to change their plans for
Saturday at Elberon.
Mr.. William G. Sharp. ambassador to
Paris, will leave Washington tomorrow
for his home in Ohio. where members
of his family are now visiting. MI
ington in connection with his diplo-
matte post and has many times been
entertained.
The new counselor Of the Russian
embassy, Mr.. C. Onou. appointed to
! succeed Mr.. Scherbatskey. has arrived
| in this country to take up his duties,
and with Madame Onou will spend the
| autumn at Newport. where the en-
bassy will remain until October !.
Miss Helen Mccumber will join her
parents. Senator and Mrs. McCumber.
at their home on Massachusetts ave-
nue. before Labor day, returning from
a month at Blue Ridge Summit, as the
guest of Miss Roach.
Mr.. Manuel Quezon, the Philippine
delegate in Congress, will entertain at
a farewell dinner this evening at the
New willard, when his guests will
include about 100 men, prominent in
official life in the capital.
Mr.. Quezon will not return to Con-
gress as the resident commissioner Of
the islands.
The many friends of Jean Cabell
ONeill. formerly Of Washington. but
BROOKLYN paper in western Europe and
at Colum bus, n. NJ, will be interested
to learn Of her marriage to Joseph G.
Herbert, Z. 8. A.. of the LIST Aero
Squadron, now stationed at Columbus
The wedding took place at FL Paso.
Tex, August is, Chaplain Brander, 18th
Cavalry. U. s. A.. oniciating.
Mrs Herbert is the younger daughter
of the late Nicholas Biddle Van Zandt,
L. S. n. and Jane Cabell, both long
identified with Washington. She was
the widow of Francis ]. O'Neill, a
Washington newspaper man.
Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan of the Plaza
apartments is the sister Of Mrs. Her
bert.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant has re-
turned to Pittsield. Mass: from Chi
cago, where she was called by the death
Of her father. Mr.. Honore.
Count Won Moltke of Denmark has ar
rived at Bar Harbor. to remain for a
| time.
Mr.. and Mrs George Peabody Eustis
will go to Newport at the end Of this
| week, to remain during September. Mr..
and Mrs: George Howard. who have oe-
cupied the Eustis home. will close their
Newport season Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. George II. Wright have
issued announcements Of the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Marcia Kath-
crime. to Mr.. Lewis A. Wright, August
IL. in Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Wright will be at home at the Tudor,
1900 Ellis avenue, Chicago.
Mrs. Christian BRAND and the Misses
BRAND, widow and daughters Of Capt
BRAND. U. 8. A.. who arrived in Wash
ton from the border some time ago and
were guests of Maj. and Mrs. Louis C.
Scherer. have taken an apartment here
for the winter.
Mrs. Ritter. widow OF MI. Leroy Rit-
ter of North Carolina. better known
ried August 10 to Capt. Karl Offer of
the German army. The ceremony was
performed in St. James Episcopal
Church. San Diego. Cal. by the Rev. A.
kinsbury Glover The wedding fol-
of the engagement. and was attended
only by the Immediate family and the
intimate friends Of the bridegroom, in
GLIDING DIR. Paul Bornsen. the radium
prominent ngures in Washington So
|ciety several years ago. and removed
to San Diego for the latters health
The bridegroom won the Iron Cross for
his service in the German defense of
sidered one OF the most daring aviators
in the service OF the kaiser. and is at
present in charge Of the aviation ex-
hibit in the German section of the ex-
position at San Diego.
MIR. and Mrs. George W. Pearson Of
Washington. D. c.. who were at Lenox
for six weeks. went to Cape May, NJ j.,
yesterday.
Mr.. Paul Rainey and his sister, Mrs.
Henry Walsh Rogers, and Mrs. Robert
w. Patterson of Washington left L0nox
yesterday for New York.
Mrs. Courtney Warren Geib Of New
York city. who has been on a visit TO
her aunt. Mrs. George Francis Jones, at
her residence In fayetteville, Nd, left
| for her home Saturday. Mrs. 0eib re-
Gently returned from the Philippines,
| and before coming to Washington spent
several weeks At Atlantic City.
Mrs Adolph van Reuth jr and
daughter Norma have returned to their
home after months stay At North
Beach, Md.
| Dir. Vance Mccormick arrived At the
Shoreham yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Johnston Of
| the Traymore, Atlantic City.
Miss Amy B. Gronna, daughter Of Sen
\ ator and Mrs. A. j. Gronna, arrived In
this city yesterday. after spending thu
past four weeks visiting friends in In
dianapolis and Muncie, Ind. Miss Grace
'Gronna is visiting in Minneapolis, where
Mrs. Gronna will join her, and late,
they will go to their home in North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ernst Of ~ FIcrids
avenue northwest announce the ma.
lriage OF their daughter, Miss Mary w
Ernst, and Mr.. Arthur e. Ctseel o. TIN.
bpett, Nd, August IL Mr.. and Mrs. CHS