Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-22
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Cortez.. Those asked to meet Mrs. Nut
tall were Admiral and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Fletcher, Admiral and Mrs. Harry Mel.
p: Huse, Col. and Mrs. Samuel E. Allen,
Miss Helen Marie Hudson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs: Hudson, who has just ar
rived from school in Kansas; Judge
Arthur R. Thompson and Mr.. A. H. Nc
Kay
Mrs Nuttall has just returned from the
Hawaiian Islands and is en- route to her
home in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hudson have taken
an apartment at the Rochambeau for the
summer.
"A garden fete will be given Friday
afternoon. May IS. from until Z
O'clock. at 21OS 18th street, corner of
Florida avenue. by the League OF the
Church of the Covenant for the benefit
Of the Instructive Visiting Nurse So
ciety.
"A program of classic dances will be
given from until s under the direc-
tfon of Mrs. Wheeler.
Sport hats will be on sale and there
will be fortune telling.
The following ladies have the affair
in charge: Mrs. Arthur Foraker. chair
Kaufman. Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall.
Fiss Frances Carpenter, Miss Louise
Davidson. the Misses Grandin, Miss
Pauline Stone, Miss Lillian Hendrick
s..
Admiral Sir Dudley de Chair was the
guest of honor at the luncheon which
Rear Admiral Ralph Earle, chief of the
bureau of ordnance of the navy. and
the officers on duty with the bureau
gave yesterday at the Army and Navy
Club. The other guests were: Com
modore Gaunt, feet paymaster; Gen.
Lawford and General Commander Mock
of the British navy; Mr.. Layton of the
Miles Poindexter, Representative Lem
uel p. Padgett, Representative Fred
Bfitten. Capt. Harold Norton, U. S. N;
Commodore Simon Fu1linwider, U. s. N.
retired; Commodore Thomas A. Kear-
ney. U. S. ~: Paymaster John NJ. Han
cock, U. S. N: Lieut.. Commander PAL
ston s. Holmes, U. S. N; Lieut. Com
mander Alan Buchanan, U. S. N, and
Dr. 3. W. Stratton of the bureau of
standards.
The Persian minister. Mr.. Mehri, will
go to Long Branch. N. J., in June for the
summer. The offices of the legation will
also be located there.
Mrs; Robert L. Taylor. widow of SEN
ator Taylor, who spent several months
here. has returned to Bristol, Tenn.
Mrs. Wallace Bertholf, wife Of Lieut.
Commander Bertholf. U. S. N, las con-
ciuded her visit to her mother at Los
Angeles. and is now on her way to WASH
ington. where she win remain for the
next few months. Lieut. Commander
Bertholf is at present stationed on the
Atlantic coast.
Mrs. William c. Heron spent Sunday
as the guest of Mrs. George B. MaEoun
at her cottage. at Chattolanee Station.
N the Green Spring valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer F. Eddy of New
York city and Chicago, ILL.,, will pas
the summer at Newport, r. L. having
rented Pinard cottage No. 3, which they
will open in June.
Paymaster Charles " McCarty. u. S.
n, in charge of the Mare island yard
craft pay office. and Miss Eloise Carlin
J. Carlin of Vallejo. Cal, will be mar.
ried here on Friday, June %. The bride
groom-to-be was formerly attached te
the cruiser Albany of the Pacific fleet
Word has been received of the mar
riage at Eagle Pass, Tex, of Lieut. r
Graham Moss, U. S. A.. son of former
State Senator Moss and Mrs. Moss OF
Annapolis. Md. and Miss Inez lara.
goZa of Eagle Pass
Johns College, Annapolis. and Of tt
law department of the University OF
Maryland, went to Eagle Pass as tn,
first lieutenant of the Machine Gun
Company of the LIST Regiment, and met
Miss Zaragoza there. Obtaining a
commission in the regular army, he
was attached to the Both Infantry anG
returned to Eagle Pass. 1t is under
stood that the 30th has been ordered tc
Saratoga, n. Y. and that Lieut.. Moss
and his bride are on their way north
The bride is grandniece of Gen
ZaragoZa, who was associate OF
Benito Jaurez in the war for the liberia.
tion of Mexico.
Mrs. Isaac Jalonick of Dallas Tex
president of the Dallas Equal Suffrag,
League will be guest of honor at tie;