Evening star., 1917-07-01

THE SUNDA
The bodice was semi-ntted. long
neck, back and front. and outlined with
| blue picot ribbon about two inches
wide. Tho long sash. which encdrcled
the waist once under The net and once
crossed on the left side and fell in long
| streamers. She wore q large black
hemp sailor, wreathed In black wheat
Mrs. Walsh in Orange Faille.
Mrs. Thomas 3. Walsh wore a stun
| ming gown of orange faille taneta at
the reception at the pan-American
building Tuesday evening.
Tho skirt. which was quite full, was
draped up at the bottom to show a
| incrusted with gold.
The tops Of the decollete bodice and
the tiny cap sleeves were Of cream net
| interlaced with narrow brown velvet
| ribbons. the lower part being Of the
orange taffeta.
A garland OF brown shaded roses
which toned in beautifully with the
| the girdle and extended over the shoul-
der.
She wore superb diamond ornaments.
Nine. onou in Corn-colored Satin.
Nine. Onou. wife of the charge daft
| faires Of the Russian embassy. was in
| the receiving line at the reception
given by Secretary and Mrs. Lansing
for the Russian commission, when she
wore a very becoming gown of corn
color satin.
The long overdress of corn colored
chiffon was elaborately embroidered in
steel beads. broad band OF the en-
broidery showing around the bottom.
was also embroidered in steel beads, as
were the short, close-fltting sleeves A
scarf of black tulle extended from the
right shoulder to the waist line at the
left side. where 1t was held with large
single rose shading from yellow to
pink.
Mrs. Charles Russell Davis Of the
Rochambeau. wife of Representative
Davis OF Minnesota, will leave Wash
ington about July 25 for Vancouver.
whence she will sail August on
the Empress of Russia for visit of
several months to her son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Capt. r. H. Davis. U. s. NJ.
c.. and Mrs. Davis. at Peking, where the
former Is an attache OF the American
legation. Mrs. Davis will return to
On her way west Mrs. Davis will spend
few days with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C. Poeh-
Ter at minneapolis.
The marriage Of Miss Mary L. Young.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.
Young. and DR.. Richard X. Thompson.
u. 8. A., son Of DR.. and Mrs. Millard F.
Thompson. took place yesterday at 4
pm at the Sixth Presbyterian church
Rev. Douglas P. Birnie. officiating.
Little Miss Lois Thompson attend
ed the bride as flower girl, and Mr.. H.
10. Murray. brother-in-law Of the bride
NhA
were Mr.. J. Wilbur Townsend. Mr.. Jode
Davidson. Mr.. Wilmarth Brown and
Mr.. Jacobson, all Of the Officers Re-
serve Corps training camp at Fort
Myer.
A recently announced engagement Of
interest to Washington society is that
Of Miss Laura Hildreth Pearson.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher H.
Pearson of Lowell. Mass. and Mr..
Pearson is a cousin of Mrs. John Shat
roth, wife Of Senator Shafroth Of Colo
rado, and has visited Washington sew
eral times as the guest Of Mrs. Henry
Reade at the latter's residence in N
street.
Mrs. Brown. formerly Miss Sue Tomp-
kins, has gone to California for a visit
to her sister. Miss Ethel Tompkins, at
her homo at San Anselmo.
Mrs. Richard weightman will leave
the city today for a visit to Casenovfa,
N. Y. after which she will join friends
at North Hatley. Canada, for the re-
mainder Of the summer.
DR.. ana Mrs. Otis Judd Eddy have
closed their apartment at the Parker
and are established for the summer at
the Lloyd House. Asbury Park. N. J.
Mrs Richard Chew, has gone to
Orange. N. j., to spend the summer
with her son, Mr. Hardin. and will not
return until the late autumn to reopen
her apartment at the Wyoming.
Mrs. Earl North. wife Of Capt. North.
| Corps Of Engineers, U. S. A., accompanied
| by her small daughter. has arrived at
Washington and is the guest OF her par
ents. Medical Director James Duncan
| Gatewood. U. S. N, and Mrs Gatewood.
Capt North. who is instructor at the
| Military Academy. has been detailed to
duty as Instructor at the Officers Reserve
Corps training camp at the American Uni
versity.
! MfsL James Branch Of Richmond enter
| tanned at luncheon last week at the
Greenbrier. at the White Sulphur Springs.
| in honor Of Mrs. Thornton Lewis Of West
Virginia and Mrs. Walter Wells Of Wash