Evening star., 1917-10-26

tendants, Mrs Hepburn Walker OF
Pittsburgh, Miss Alice O'Gorman, Miss
Laurie Smith and Miss Joyce Shaw
Kennedy of New York, also Miss Mar
garet Niche and Miss Ruth Hitchcock.
Senator and Mrs. owen will enter
tain the bridal party at a dinner dance
this evening at Rauscher's. Among the
out-of-towu guests who Will be mere 10
attend the wedding are Mr. and Mrs
Dudley Field Malone. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wrightson, Mr.. and Mrs. sam
uel Untermyer and Miss Agnes OGor-
man of New York, Mrs. Preston Ale
Goodwin, wife of the United states
minister to Venezuela: Miss Hutchin-
son, Mr. Francis Adams and Rev. Fa-
ther Quinn of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Chapman Rouse and Miss
Roberta Rouse of Baltimore.
The lord chief justice of England and,
Lady Reading Will entertain informally
at dinner this evening. having among
their guests the Secretary of State and
| h1rs. Lansing.
| Mrs. Appleton P. Clark was hostess
| at dance last evening at her resi-
| dence, 177S Lanter place. having IS her
| honor guests thirty members of the
| field artillery stationed at Fort Myer.
| Mrs. Clark has not only given daoce
| evey week since the last of August for
! some of the marines or soldiers sta
| toned near Washington. when she has
| asked number of young girls to
| meet them. but has also had parties or
| from five to ten of these young men as
| her week end guests.
! A number who have seen how much
| this hospitality is appreciated are do
! over Sunday. This attention is espe-
! cially appreciated by the marines at
| Quantico, as. trip to Washington, on
account of the distance. is hardly
| worth while unless they can stay over
| night.
| Mrs. Robert Lansing entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday.
Representatives and Mrs. Henry D.
Flood and Mrs. Floods sister, Miss
| Hildegarde Portner. went TO New York
| today to attend the Wedding tolnor-
| row OF Representative Floods nephew,
| Lieut.. Thomas Boiling Byrd and Miss
| Margaret Lewis.
| Mrs. Andre w. Brewster, Wife of Brig
Gen. Brewster, is spending some days
at New York, at the Plaza where she
has been Joined by her sister, Mrs Ed
| ward c. Walker, who has been at her
| Canadian home for several months.
/ Upon their return to Washington Mrs.
| Walker win visit Mrs. Brewster, while
/ opening her apartment in 10th street
| for the season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Logan were
! hosts at dinner and dance last even
| ing at the Willard in honor of Mr. Ed
| ward n. Hurley, head of the shippin:.
! board. and Mrs. Hurley and Mrs. Lo-
| gan's mother, Mrs. 8lalek ~ Loring of
| Chicago. the house guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs Logan. The dinner was served in
| the Fairfax room, while dancing fol-
lowed in the red d\room and an orchestra
| played throughout the dinner an,l
dance. There was also 4 program Of
music by a well known tenor The
| guests were seated at two oval tables
| each adorned with American beauty
roses, while similar roses were used in
| decorating the rooms. The place cards
| consisted of dainty handpainted con-
| ceits of American flags.
Hurley and Mrs. Loring were Miss
Bones. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tumulty,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Baruch, Admiral
| and Mrs Frederic r. Harris Judge and
| Mrs. Charles c. McChord, Col. and Mrs
| George Downey, MIR. and Mrs E H.
Presbrey of New York. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Carry, Mr.. and Mrs PhiIip
1 Patchin. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schmidt
of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs Robert W
Stewart of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
ton of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs W. II
Lyford of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs A. G.
Bedford of New York, Mr. and Mrs
Walter C. Penfield, Mrs Victor kauff-
mann. Mrs. James Kenney of Philadel-
phia. Miss Amy Bennett, Miss Katherine
Beach, Miss Marie Sims. Miss Luella
Dixon, Baron Castelli, Mr.. George Creel
Mr.. Hugh Gibson, Mr.. Henrique n
Amaya, Mr.. Samuel Piza. Mr.. Raymond
Baker. Mr.. Stephen n. Bourne of Phil.
adelphia, Mr.. cambridge Colby, Mr.