Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-12

The Secretary of the Treasury ana
Mrs. McAdoo motored up to their sum
uer home at Buena Vista Springs d.
TO spend the week end
The Secretary of war is spending the
week end at Cleveland. mrs. bakeI any
their children, who are visiting Jusice
John II. Clarke at his summer nome at
Nantucket, will return to washington
the latter part of the week.
The Secretary of state and Mrs. Lam
sing and Mr. and Mrs ]. Foster Duiies
expeet to attend service eat Ponlck
Church in Virginia today
Tho Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels are spending the week enc Oh
q cruise in the waters TO the south OF
the city. They left Washington FIJI
day evening
Mr.. William Phillips. first assistant
secretary of state. who has peen pas HS
ing the last ten days with Mrs Phll-
lips and their children at Hlghsser'
their summer home at Beverly Farms.
Mass expects to return to washington
tomorrow.
Mis-, Esther Cleveland. who has been
insisting with the war relie1 WORK IN
France, has left Paris for Deauvilie.
where she will visit Mrs Anna Dodd-
Mrs Josiah Kingsley OIL and Miss
Joan Oil gave an informal dance last
a
Farnsboro in compliment to some OF
the reserve officers who are stationed
near Washington Among the guests,
In addition to a number OF MISS ON
Young girl friends, were Capt. Eugene
Fortson. u. s. NJ. c.. and Mrs. Fortson,
Lieut. Commander oscar Spears, U 3
n. and Mrs. Spears and Mr.. and Mrs
John Graves
Lieut.. Col. Tang and Maj. Lilo of the
Chinese army, attached to the legation
staff at Paris. who have been spending
tho last ten days at Washington, sailed
IJeut- Commander l.. c. Tfeng OF the
Chinese navy, who has been on spe-
cial mission to London. has arrived here
for a short visit before continuing his
journey to China
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins
will leave Washington Tuesday for Tux
edo, where they will visit Mr.. Robbins
family until they sail for Argentina, where
Mr.. Robbins will serve as first secretary of
the American embassy at Buenos Aires
Mrs. Frederick H. Gsaiett and her
daughter, Miss Frances Hoar have re-
turned. after spending several days at
Fort Monroe
Miss Louisa Hoar Is visiting friends at
Milton, Mass, and while there will attend
several important weddings in that vicin-
ity.
Ascension uues. pilh -eidulo9i anu raul
ance roses against background of palms
and ferns formed beautiful setting for
the marriage of Miss Frances Efinger and
Mr.. Shackelford Miller. jr-, of Louisville.
KY. which took place yesterday after
noon, at $50 o'clock, at the residence of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Frederick Efinger. in Florida avenue.
The ceremony was performed in the
library beneath sunburst of asparagus
vine. by the Rev. Charles Wood. and the
couple knelt white satin prfeudeu
nanked by fall standards filled with as
cension lilies.
The mantel was banked with pink tiger
lilies. Ferns and quantities OF radia nce
roses. gladioli and blue larkspur adorned
the other rooms In the drawing room
suite.
The lovely young bride. who was escort
ed and given in marriage by her father
passed through an aisle formed of white
satin ribbon to ene improvised altar
where the bridegroom. with his best man
Mr. Neville Miller. his brother awaited
them.
Siie wore n very beautiful gown of
white satin. yelled in white tulle.
hs oyerdrapery on the skirt was