Evening star., 1917-09-05
President Wilson, After Marching
in Parade and Reviewing Troops,
Attends Theater in Evening.
French Ambassador and Mime. JUS
serand Gather Brilliant Com
pany at Dinner.

| pany at Dinner.
The President and Mrs. Wilson attended
| the performance at the National Theatsr
last evening. when they were accompanied
by Mrs William II. Boiling, Miss Boiling
and Mr.. John Randolph Boiling.
The French ambassador and Nine. jus
| serand entertained at dinner last evening
| in honor Of Viscount lshii and the mem
| hers of the Japanese mission. The guests
| included Niscount lshii, the British am
| bassador Sir Cecil SpringRice. the ltal-
| ian am mbassador. Count V. Macchi di Gel
| lere; the Japanese ambassador, Mr..
| Aimaro Sato; the Chinese minister, Mr..
| Wellington koo Vice Admiral Takeshta,
| Maj. Gen. Shochi Sugano. Commander
| Ando. Maj, Tanikawa, Mr.. Nagai and Mr.
| Hanhara, the assistant secretary of the
navy, Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt; Gen.
| Bliss Admiral Capps, the third assistant
secretary of state. Mr.. Breckinridge Long;
Col. Bently Mott, Mr.. Andre Tardieu. Gen.
Vignal. military attache of the French en-
bassy; Commander de Blanpre. naval at
| tache of the embassy, and Mr.. F. Dejean,
acting counselor of the embassy.
! Mr.. William Phillips. assistant sec
/ retary of state, viii entertain at din
ner this evening in honor of Viscount
| Ishii. the Japanese ambassador, and
some of the members of the Japanese
mission.
| The marriage of Miss Dorothy Ash
ley Holbrook and Lieut.. Sargent Prem
| tiss HUFF. L. S. A. will take place Sat
urday September 5, at . o'clock at the
| residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
Theodore Lewis Holbrook. in Connec-
! ticut avenue.
| Only small company of relatives
| and intimate friends viii witness the
ceremony. which has been hastened
| because of Lieut. Huf's orders, and
no formal invitations have been is
sued.
and Lieut.. Huff was announced last
| sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Morgenthau have
entertained Gen. Pershing and the
American ambassador and Mrs. Sharp
at dejeuner at the Hotel Ritz, Paris.
| Mrs. Willard, Capt. and Mrs. Kermit
| Roosevelt and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
! have arrived at the Hotel Ritz, Paris.
| from London.
| Mr.. and Mrs William F. R. Hit. who
were at Saratoga Springs. n. Y, for the
racing season, passed sunday at the
Ritz-Carlton Hotel and started for
/ Washington last night.
Tomorrow will bring novel enter
tainment a the Newport Art Associa-
tion. when the anniversary of the
battle of the Marine Will be celebrated
A replica of a statue by ]. O. Davidson.
called La France the original of
which is to be placed at Senlos. in that
country, will be erected on the lawn,
and it is expected that Gov. r. Living
ston Beeckman and officers of the Army
and Navy will attend. There will be a
general reception, with tea and music
Yesterday Miss Lola Phinney presided
at table for the sale of little sketches
made by art students of France during
their life in the trenches, each bearing
the official stamp on the back of the
Ecole Des BeauX Arts.
The Speaker and Mrs. Clark have re-
turned from Deal Beach. \. J., where
they spent the week end with Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Thomas ]. Scully
and are at their residence in Lamont
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Thomson with
their little son. Champ Clark Thomson,
who have been visiting the formers
relatives at Summit Point, have also
returned. making the trip by motor
and they are with the Speaker and Mrs.
Clark.
Miss Dorothy Thomson accompanied
them to Washington. and Miss Imogene
Thomson, who has been visiting friends
at Lynchburg, will join them here this
evening.
An interesting wedding will take place
this afternoon at o'clock al the Church of
the Ascension, when Miss Mamie Pevton
Luxford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
James Leon Luxford of Virginia and
Texas, viii become the bride of Mr.
Thomas Flvin Didlake of Virginia The
Rev. J. Henning Nelrs viii perform
! the ceremony.
! The engagement has been announced
| of Miss Eleanor Mitchell Dieter and
Mr.. Neville Irwin Leary. The we'd
/ ding viii take place in November. Miss
| Dieter, who is a daughter of the late
Louis A. Dieter. has just returned to
| Baltimore from Magnolia, Mass. where
4 with her mother, Mrs. J. Frank Crouch.
/ she spent the greater part of the sum
mer. She was presented to society
! several seasons ago after her return
! from a trip around the world with her
| brother. Mr.. r. Rennert Dieter.
| Mr.. Leary. q son Of the late Rear
Admiral Richard p. Leary, L. S. n, is
now living in Baltimore. His mother.
/ Mrs. y. w. Hourigan. n former Wash
/ ingtonian, wife of capt. Hourigan. L.
| s. n, is, with her husband, living in
| Bostcn. Mr.. Ieary has one brother.
Lieut.. Fairfax Leary, L. s. y, who is
| abroad.
| Col and Mrs. Henry Watterson and
their grandchildren, Masters Watterson
Miller and Austin Gilmore, who have
| been travelling in the east. visiting Nj
agara Falls, New York and other
| points. spent several days en- route in
| Washington with their relative. Miss
/ the Woodley.
They returned to their home in Louis
Vile yesterday.
7 The wedding of Miss Ellanor Long
strcth. daughter of Lieut.. Commander
} Charles LonGstreth. L. s. \. r., and
Lieut.. Frederick Dent Sharp, L. s A.,
! Of Denver, Col, took place yesterday
ut noon in St. Clements Protestant
F.! Episcopal Church. Goth and Cherry
streets. Philadelphia.
! The bride wore white satin and tulle
embroidered in pearls and made with
q court train Her veil was of tulle.
fastened on the hair In n Dutch-cap eff
! feet, and she carried lilies of the val
ley. white orchids and gardeniaS.
| Miss Eleanor Werner was maid of
honor in Il palo blue crepe de chine
frock, made with pink girdie, "A black
tulle hat and carried shower bouquet
of sweetheart roses.
The bridesmaids Miss Ellen Sharp of
! Denver, a sister of the bridegroom: Miss
Katharins Reeves Hunter Miss Margaret