Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-18
Dinner Party to Be Given at the
French Embassy Tomor-
row Evening.
Representative and Mrs. Copley to
Open Williams House for First
Hospitality Tomorrow.
row Evening.

representative ana MIS-. SoPAey ~
Open Williams House for First
Hospitality Tomorrow.
Jusserand will entertain at dinner to-
morrow evening at the embassy. in 18th
street
Mrs. Churchill Clark announces the
marriage of her daughter. Margaret
Knickerbocker, to Mr.. Vinton Ulrich
Dahlgren Pierce.
The ceremony was performed at noon
today in the Apostolic Mission house
at the Catholic University. the Rev
Thomas Moore officiating. There were
no attendants and the only witnesses
to the ceremony were the members OF
the two families. including Mrs. clark
mother of the bride. ana Mrs; fierce,
mother of the bridegroom. The bride
wore a gown of SNUFF brown rattne.
with q large black hat. A breakfast
followed the ceremony and later In
the afternoon Mr.. Pierce and his bride
are leaving for Maine, where they will
remain until Mr.. Pierce. who has al
ready won his spurs as an aviator. goes
into active service at the front.
The bride is one of the most charm
ing of the girls introduced at Wash
ington last winter and has been a great
belle. Mr.. Pierce was graduated from
Princeton last year. He has recently
made an invention, which has been &C
cepted by the War Department, where
ordnance officers regard 1t as one OF
momentous importance at the present
Admiral Dahlgren sof civil war fame.
and belongs to a family which Is dis
tinguishing itself in the present world
war.
Representative and Mrs. Ira Copley
will be hosts at a dinner. followed by
dancing, tomorrow evening at their
residence, in R street. Their guests
will include many of the official peo-
pie, members of the administration
ings throughout tho past season at the
Willard.
Representative and Mrs Copley moved
several weeks ago into the Gardner
leased.
The marriage of Miss Marie Eugenia
Smith and Lieut. Commander Hollis Tay-
lor Winston, L. S. N, will take place
Saturday. September l. at the residence
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Richard Branconier Smith. in 18th
street.
Inc ceremony WILL take pace at b H.,
Mgr. James F. Mackin officiating, in the
presence Of small company of relatives
and intimate friends.
Miss Lucille Claire Smith will attend
her sister as maid Of honor. and Lieut..
Commander Hayne Ellis, L. S. n, will
act as best man.
A large reception will follow tho cere-
mony.
Mrs Joseph s. FreIinghuysen is
spending few days at Washington, as
Is her weekly practice, staying with
Senator Frelinghuysen at the Connec-
tfcut and going each day to their resi-
dence. 1913 18th street, where extern
sive remodeling is going on prepara-
tory to their occupancy in September.
The commercial secretary to the Dam
fsh legation and Nine. Boeg. who re-
Gently arrived at Washington from
Copenhagen. have taken apartments
at the Brighton.
Mr. George Peabody Of the council of
national defense and Mrs. Peabody. who
have leased the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Glover. have taken possession
OF the house. and Mr.. Peabody II
already In residence
Col. and Mrs. Ohio B. Rosenbaum,
who recently returned from Hawaii,
have taken an apartment at tho Far
ragut as the former has been ordered
to duty here. Mrs. Rosenbaum Is a
sister of Mrs. p. D. Lochridge, wife Of
Col. Lochridge.
Mrs John D. Robnett, wife OF Pay
master Robnett. U. 8. N. after an e1-
tended visit to Texas, Is at the Wa
verify. Virginia Beach. for the summer.
Col. Peter Beck of the Russian en-
bassy and Mrs. Beck have leased the
home OF Paymaster and Mrs. Robnett
1913 @ street.
Representative Fred A. Britten, who
has been absent, with members Of the
naval affairs committee, on an insnec-
ton cruise, will return to Washington
tomorrow.
Mrs. J. W. Wright of Dallas. Ter
will return from a visit to New YORK.
and Atlantic City tomorrow for a visit
and Mrs. Hampson Gary. before eoin |.
to the White Sulphur Springs for An.
gust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron 8 Adam. ava
Miss Marie Adams will leave Wash,n.-
ton on the LIST Of August for Snrinp
Lake; N j.. where they will spend a
month. going later to Atlantic CITY for
city. 70 ehe
MISS Nina Gore. daughter of Senator
ana Mrs. Gore. who has been snendin1
month with former REPRESENTATIVE
ana Mrs Page at their homo in North
carolina. will return to Washington
tonight.
Miss Mary Webb, granddaughter of
Senator and Mrs. Thomas Sterling OF
south Dakota, has gone to visit points
IN Wisconsin and South Dakota and
VIII not return to Washington until
about October I.
The marriage of Miss Marsarst
Brown. daughter of Mrs. Wilson
Brown. and Mr.. Colin Clark White
whose engagement was recently an
nounced. will take place Wednesday
august J. Miss Brown is a sister OF
Commander Wilson Brown. U. g. n,
and OF Mr.. James Robert Brown OF
the National Guard of New York.
1t was announced yesterday that the
twenty-first annual Newport horse
show would be held this year for the
benefft for the Army and Navy Youns
Mems Christian Association at New.
port.
The dates for the show this summer
viii be August 20. 80 and 81 at the
Casino. Because of other duties, Mr.
Francis NJ. Ware. for many years one
of the committee for the event, will
be unable to participate actively thi,
year. and Mr.. Reginald c. VANDERBILT,
has been elected in his place Messrs
Henry F. Eldridge and Prescott Law.
renee are the other members Of the
executive committee.
Already many boxes have been re.
served by members Of tho villa colony
Mr.. R Penn Smith. as In other years
will be one of the judges.