Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-24

their honeymoon at New London, Conn.
and will make long western tour
before going TO Chicago. the home of
the bridegroom. where they will reside.
Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall is In a
hospital suffering from acute infiamma-
ton of the ears. She had expected to
go to Pittsburg Sunday with the Vice
speak there. She had not been well
for several days. and on the advice of
her physician went to the hospital
Saturday evening. the Vice President
canceling his Pittsburgh engagement.
There was little change In her condi-
ton this morning.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. who spent
the week end with Col. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. l.. l.. re-
turned yesterday to Washington.
Mrs. Charles r. Davis. wife OF Repre-
sentative Davis Of Minnesota. will
leave Washington tomorrow for China,
II. Davis. U. s. NJ. c.. and Mrs. Davis.
She will make the trip to the Pacific
coast via the Canadian rockies. arriv-
ing at Vancouver to sail August 2 on
this country. Mrs. Davis will stop for
Christmas at Minneapolis with her
daughter Mrs. Walter c. Toehler. and
will be back at Washington for New
Year.
Countess Macchi di Cellere, wife of
the Italian ambassador; Mrs. William
Gibbs McAdoo. wife of the Secretary
of the Treasury. and Mrs. John Shelton
Villains have been asked to receive at
the charity ball to be given on Saturday
evening, August 4, at the Buena Vista
Springs Hotel The affair is being ar
| ranged by members OF the fashionable
! u
Monterey and Buena Vista, and the pro-
ceeds will be given to the permanent
blind war relief fund for soldiers and
| sailors.
Mrs. William Disston has sent out
| invitations for the marriage of her
| daughter, Paulina. to Mr.. John Wanna
maker, I'd. in Emmanuel Church. New
port. Saturday. August II.
| A reception will follow at the cot
| tage OF Col. and Mrs Morrell which
Mrs. Disston has leased for the season.
Miss Frances Moore of Washington
will be among the bridesmaids.
Mr.: Wanamaker and his bride will
residence OF DR.. and Mrs. Preston Sat
terwhite on Long Island. which has
been placed at their disposal.
! Judge and Mrs. William Bailey Lamar
| will close their residence in Massachu.
sets avenue the latter part of next
week. going to Atlantic City for a few
weeks and later to tho New England
mountains.
Jonkheer and Nine. A. w. l. Tjards
van Starkenborgh-Sta chouwer motoreG
| over to Baltimore with a party on Sun.
day and dined at the Belvedere Hotel
They are occupying country place a,
Edgemoor, Md. for July. the jonkhee,
being an attache at the Netherlands
legation. The LIST of August they will
leave for the Adirondacks, remaining
throughout September.
Mr. Lathrop Brown. assistant to Sec.
rotary Lane. ia occupying an apartment,
at 1712 H street. Mrs. Brown joining
him there at intervals. They take Capt
and Mrs. John W. Thompson's house ir
| October, when Mrs. Brown will remain
in town continuously.
The marriage Of Miss M. Ynez White
| daughter Of Mrs. Carroll D. Buck. and
Lieut.. Thomas F. Farrell, U. 8. A., took
place quietly yesterday afternoon a,
$3.50 at st. Dominic's Church, Rev
John A. Cowan ofnciating. and was wit.
messed by . number Of their friend,
stationed at the Washington barracks
and Mr.. w. 8. A. Smith, q member OF
Smith.
Lieut.. Kenneth Jones. U. s. A., was
best man and the brides sister, Mis-.
Ruth White. was maid Of honor. The
bride wore a becoming afternoon gown
Of dark-blue georgette and q tailored
blue turban OF taneta. The maid OF
honor wore gray georgette and Q black
picture hat In the evening the bridal
party diued IT the Powhatsn, with Mr.