The Washington herald., 1917-06-01
Italian and Swedish Enjoys Are
Entertained By Residential Society

cluding Mrs. w. P. Malburn, daughter
OF Senator Thomas, Mrs. Edward Keat-
ing. and Mrs. Edward L. Taylor, and by
Mrs. Edward Prentiss Costigan, OF Colo
rado. wife of Tariff Commissioner Cos
ttgan, Mrs. Philander p Claxton, Mrs
William r, Tindall. Mrs. Theodore 'Shuey,
Mrs. n. B. F. MacFarland, and Mrs
Marvin Underwood.
L.r. and Mrs. Louis Titus, Of San Fran
ciso, who have recently taken a house
in Washington entertained at dinner last
evening at the Shoreham.
Mr.. James Lawrence Houghtelling, Jr.,
and bride. formerly Miss Laura Delano,
whose marriage took place in Wash
| lngton last Saturday. have arrived at
| the Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs,
to pass the remainder OF their honey
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brown Metcalfe,
Jr., are at North Pittsheld, n. H., where
Mr.. Metcalfe, who is connected with
the Geological Survey, is stationed for
the present.
Rear Admiral and Mrs William W.
kimball will close their home on K street
today and leave for their country place
Old Brick. at Paris. Me, where they
will pass the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson enter
tanned at dinner in the Rose Room Of
the shoreham last evening.
Miss Guadalupe SyIvestre. the talented
young Filipino pianist. who has appeared
In a series OF concerts during her So
| Journ In Washington, will leave in a
day or two for San Francisco, whence
she VIII sail for her home in Manila
Mrs. Walter McNab Miller of CoIum-
ola' Mo, first vice president OF the Ma
uonal American Woman Suffrage Asso-
| clation, and Miss Esther G. ogden, of
Ehza beth, n. j.. third vice president, ar
rived in Washington yesterday and are
guests at the suffrage headquarters, 1886
Rhode Island avenue
Mrs. John o. Miller Of Pittsburgh. act
ing president Of the Pennsylvania Woman
Suffrage Association. and a member or
the women's liberty loan committee, will
arrive today and will be a guest AT suf
rage headquarters
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. sacon. Of
new 1ork' are visiting in Washington
and are stopping at the shoreharn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Van zandt Cox
nave issued invitations for the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Hazel Van Zandt
Cox to Mr.. Charles Oehm Parks on June
10 at $50 o'clock at Emery Place, Bright
wood. D. c.
Miss Cox will be attended by her sister
ln-laW' Mrs. Emery Cox, Of Newport
News. Va. as matron of honor, and her
cousin Miss Harriet Rose Blodgett, OF
Suncook, y. H, will be maid Of honor
The four bridesmaids, all Washington
girls will be Miss Gladys Pugh. Miss Ruth
RICE Miss Alwarda Casselman and Miss
Artemista Newman. Little Miss Sarah
Lard daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
LAIRD Of Norfolk. Va, will serve as
flower girl
Weather permitting, the ceremony will
lake place in the delightful old-fashioned
garden OF Emery Place one of the oldest
suburban residences around Washington
and for many years the home of Miss
CoNs grandparents. the late Mr. and
MRS. Matthew T. Emery. Mr. Parks and
his bride will be at home after August
at the Mansfield. He Is the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. William S. Parks. Of Washing
ton.
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes has closed her
residence in Georgetown and gone to Bos-
ton for the summer. She will make a
series of visits along the North Shore.
Miss Sade c. styron has issued invita-
uons for musicale tonight at 1919 Con-
necticut avenue She will be assisted hv
Miss Alice Burbage and Mr.. Chester La
Toilette.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Wilson. Of Rich
mOnd. arrived at tho Shoreham last nigh,
Tor visit of few days
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Elsie Mcintyre May. daughter OF Mrs,
L. McIntyre Mills. Of this city, to Mr..
Joseph Victor Burne jr., of Chicago
The ceremony was performed on Anrii
20 in Baltimore, Rev w F. way off,
ciating. The young people. who made no
previous announcement Of their inten-
lions. will be at home after June at the
Don Carlos. 2Oo7 street.
Mrs Robert Carruthers J.rerds w,o
passed a fortnight in Washington as the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Cooper, has gone to PHILADELPHIA
for visit. Mrs. Jefferds will spend
several weeks at Atlantic City and New
York before returning to her home at
Charleston, W. Va.
Major Carroll D. Buck. u sA WIN
has been transferred from Washington
Barracks TO duty at Philadelphia left
town Yesterday Mrs. Buck is giving up
her quarters at the Barracks, and, with
the other members OF the family. will
Join him shortly. Major Buck spent over
year on the border having been one
of the first officers OF the Medical CORPS
ordered South when the troops wer.
mobilized. Mrs. J. S Rogers, of Detroit,
and Mrs. H. c. Renshaw, Of Adams
town, Md, are guests of Mrs. Buck for
a few days.
Mrs. f. T. Burnett, OF Roanoke. Va
accompanied by Mrs. r. H. Shaw, of
Canada Is spending a little time in
Washington and is at the Shoreham.