Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-17

The German ambassador and Countess
von Bernstorff, the ambassador of Brazil
and Nine. de Cana, the amba ssador or
Spain and Nine: Riano. the ambassador
of the Argentine Republic and Mrs.
Naon, the Secretary of State and Mrs:
Lansing, the minister OF Switzerland and
Nine. Ritter, the minister of Norway and
Nine. Bryn, the minister Of Uruguay
and Nine. de Pena, the minister or
Guatemala, the minister of Sweden and
Nine Ekengren, the minister of Hon
duras the minister of Denmark, the min
lister of The Netherlands and Nine. van
Rappard, the minister of Persia, the
minister of Haiti and Nine Menos the
minister of Cuba and Nine. de CeSpedes.
the minister of Venezuela, the minister
of Bulgaria and Mrs. Panaretof, the
minister of Salvador and Nine. Zaldlvar,
the Chinese minister and Mrs. Koo, the
minister Of Panama and Nine. Porras,
the President pro tenn of the Senate ana
Mrs. Salisbury, Senator John W. KERN
Representative and Mrs. James X. Mann,
the chief of staff of the army and Mrs.
Scott, Admiral and Mrs. William s.
Benson, the charge d'affaires OF turkey,
the charge d'affaires OF Austria-Hunsar
and Baroness Zwiedinek the charge
d'affaires of Chile and Nine. Munizaga-
Varela, the charge d'affaires of Greece,
the charge d affaires OF Peru, the charge
d affaires of Nicaragua, the charge
d'afYaires of Costa Rica, the charge
d affaires of Ecuador. the assistant sec
rotary OF state and Mrs. Phillips, the
director general of the Pan-Amerlcsn
Union, Mr.. Henry Prather Fletcher. MI.
and Mrs. Dudley Field Malone, Judge
and NIrs Robert r. Henderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Auchincloss. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Witherspoon, Mr.. and MIS-. D.
Edwin Webster, Nine. Luz Mendez' Mrs.
Wilson, Miss Boiling, Miss Margaret
Wilson, Miss Bones. Commander ana
Mrs. Robert L. Berry.
of he. adm
of the navy has cast a profound shadow
in many directions and invitations
for a number of Inequalities have
been recalled.
and Miss Bones were to have given at the
White House tomorrow night, has been
called off.
Mrs. Daniels, wife of the Secretary OF
the Navy, is not receiving this afternoon
her usual day at home. Mrs. George Bar
nett recalls the invitations for the tea
dance she was to have given tomorrow
at the marine barracks in celebration OF
the birthdays of her daughter ana son.
Miss Leila Gordon and Mr.. Basil Gordon
Because of the death Of Admiral Dewey.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh has recalled her
invitations for dinners and luncheons FOR
January and February.
Mr.. Reginald Huidekoper, whose mar
rage to Miss Bessie du Pont Of Will
minEton, Del, will take place at Christ
Church, near wilmington, Weunesudy'
January "a, will have as his best man his
brother. Mr.. Frederic l. Huidekoper. The
ushers will be Brig. Gen. Charles L. Nc
Cawiey, U. 8. NJ c.; Mr.. Alexander b.
Legare, Mr.. Clarence r. Wilson. Pay In
spector John H. Merriam, U. S. N. Mr..
Walter Bruce Howe. Mr.. Frederic II.
Brooke. Maj. Frank r. Mccoy, U. s. A,
and Mr. Henry F. du Pont. Miss du Pont
will have as her only attendant her young
sister, Miss Victorine du Pont. She will
be escorted by her brother, Mr.. Alfred
du Pont, and will be given in marriage
by her mother, Mrs. Gardner du Pont.
The ceremony. which will take place at
o. clock, will be followed by a small recep-
ton at the home of the brides mother.
| A number of the Washington guests
will be entertained at Wintherthur, the
| home of Senator du Pont. who will give a
dinner for them the evening before the
wedding. Mrs. Copeland. nee du Pont,
will give a luncheon for the wedding party
| and out-of-town guests at her home at
| Wilmington just before the ceremony, and
| Mrs Felix du Point will entertain than ut
q dinner dance 1t the Wilmington Coun.
tYy Club on Wednesday night following
the wedding. M. Huidskopsr and HIS
bride at the conclusion Of their wedding