Evening star., 1917-06-03
place was occupied last year by the
Argentine ambassador and Mime. Naon

place was occupied last year by the
Argentine ambassador and Mime. Naon.
Mrs. Adolph caspar Miller. who is at
Bethlehem for the Bach festival. will
go to New York for . few days before
Mr.. Houston n. briggs announces the
engagement Of his sister. Miss Natalie
E. Driggs, to Lieut.. Henry Martin Jen-
The Wedding will take place this
month.
This announcement will be read with
widsspread interest, especially here.
whore Miss briggs and her family have
taken q prominent part in social life.
She 10 the daughter of the late Com
mander William H. briggs. U. 8. NJ.
and Mrs. Drisgs.
Mrs. briggs made her homo here until
her demise about two years ago at the
Highlands. where she lived with her
mother. Mrs. A. r. Eddy.
Miss briggs has charming. gracious
manners. ana has been . great favor1te
in society.
Lieut.. jenson has been on duty here
at tho Navy Department for some time
past and IL also widely known.
Mrs. Leonard Hoffmann will 90 to
Annapolis this week to spend the
month with her son. Midshipman Hof-
mann. who will be graduated from tho
Naval Academy on June 2S.
Miss Gladys Elizabeth Beall. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Beall. and
Mr.. William Landon Turner Will be
married Thursday evening at 1880
ents. in Chaplin street. Rev. Walter E.
Burnett Of Foundry Methodist Church
will perform the ceremony, which will
be witnessed only by the members OF
the two families.
her father. and her only attendant will
be Miss Frances @. Turner. sister Of
the bridegroom. Mr.. Stuart King will
be the best man. large reception
will follow.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Frances g..
Turner entertained at tea at the VIII
lard in compliment to the ride-e1ect.
when her guests were Mrs. Edward
Breck Parsons. Mrs. Irwin G. Mumford
and Mrs. M. Gardner.
Fete at Woodley.
Work for the garden fete at woodley,
the residence of Mrs. William Phillips,
wife of the assistant secretary Of state,
which is to take place June 9. for the
purpose OF sending an ice-making ma
chine to the front. is going on apace. The
dramatic committee. under Mrs. Warren
Robbins. has begun to rehearse at Mrs.
Edward McLeans houee, in Mcpherson
square. Miss Lila Stewart has come
from New York to stage manage the
performance. Among the women who are
to dance are Mrs Cary Grayson, Mrs
Blaine Elkins. Mrs. Ray Atherton, Mrs
Murray Cobb. Countess Gisycka. Mrs.
Charles Mum, Miss Julia Meyer. Miss
Isabel May. Miss Frances Moor, Miss
Delano, Miss Elizabeth Harding Miss
Ruth Wilson. Miss Perrin, Miss Elinora
Morgan and Miss Catherine Harding
Miss Ethel Hartman is to give limitations,
her speciality being Frank Tinney. The
much discussed zuloago dance is to be a
feature. the costumes and music coming
from New York.
The grounds Of Woodley are to be IL
Illuminated in the evening in an entirely
novel manner. The stage is under the
great trees on the lawn before the house
and in the old garden on the south side
there are to be the fortune tellers, the
shooting gallery, the bowling alley and
various other side shows. The entrance
fee admits to the vaudeville.
Mrs. H. c. Trigg Of Kentucky will be
the guest of Mrs. William NJ. Shuster,
1872 Q street. during the Confederate
reunion. and will be Joined later in the
week by her daughter, Mrs w. Morgan
Shuster Of Montclair.
Mr.. William F. Boland Of German