Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
President and Mrs. Wilson Enter
tain at Theater
Party.
Panama Minister Goes to New York
to Attend Banquet and
Reception.

son, Col. and Mrs. Edward T. Brown of
Atlanta. Ca. and their daughter. Miss
Brown. who are guests at the White
House, ard Mrs. Wilson's mother. sis
ter and brother. Mrs. William H. Boil
ing Miss Bertha Boiling and John
Randolph Boiling.
| DT. B4lisario Porras. minister Of the
republic of Panama. left yesterday for
New York to attend the reception In
honor of the southern governors las,
night. and the banquet to be given
lat the Aston Hotel tonight by the
Southern Commercial Congress in
honor of the diplomatic representatives
of the allied nations. Nine. Porras was
| unable to accompany him on account OF
| ecent illness.
| Mr. Charles P Taft. I'd. and his
bride. who was Miss Eleanore Kellogg
Chase daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
II. Chase of Waterbury. Conn. have
taken a house near the st. Asaph training
camp. where the former 10 stationed.
itors at the camp. being frequently seen
there in her smart runabout, which she
handles with great skill.
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have been occupying Green Hill. their
suburban home. have taken possession
OF their 18th street residence. which
| they loaned to the lord chief Justice of
England and Lady Readins for seye: al
weeks. Lord and Lady Reading have
leased the residence 23l6 Massachusetts,
avenue for several months.
| Mrs Frederick Dent Grant and her
sister, Mrs. Potter Palmer, accompanied
| by the formers grandchildren. the chill
dren of the Prince and Princess Canta-
cuzene of Russia, arrived at Washing
| ton yesterday en- route to Florida. where
| they will pass the winter. During their
short stay here they are at the La
fayette. Prince Cantacuzene Is at the
front. and the princess Is devoting all
her time to Red Cross work In Russia
Panama legation, and Miss Ramona Le-
I fevre left yesterday for Panama on a
short visit home
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Merriam.
who are having their house in N street
done over, are planning to spend the
! winter at their country home, at Wei
| !ington, Va.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Curtis. the lat
| ter formerly Miss Laura Merriam, VIII
spend the winter at New York, where
they have been making their home for
/
prominent member of the womans
| committee of the liberty loan.
Miss Katherine Ef1nger will be host
tanning in l' honor Of Miss Pauline Stone.
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Par
ker Stone, whose marriage to DR.. Dan
lei Borden. Medical Reserve Corps. U.
| events Of Saturday afternoon.
The ceremony will take place at 4:3o
at the home Of the brides parents In
Massachusetts, avenue and will be fol-
Rauschers. The Rev. DR.. Charles Wood
OF the Church Of the Covenant will Of
| :ciate, and the only attendants will be
Mrs. Arthur Foraker. the brides sis
| ter. and Capt. William Ayers Borden,
U. s. A, the backgrounds brother.
| Mrs. Horace westcott has returned
to Washington from York Harbor,
where she passed the summer.
| Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry
are at the Plaza, New York, for short
/ stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Brown have leased
/ the residence. 1870 18th street. to Mr.
4 william Rhine}ander Stewart, jr,. o,
New York. Mr.. and Mrs Brown ar,
stopping temporarily with Mrs. Brown
mother. Mrs. Conger, at the Cordoya.
Mrs. Robert L. Taylor, widow of Sen.
ator Taylor Of Tennessee. will spent
the winter at Washington. and ha!
taken an apartment at the Bradford, K
and 18th streets.
Mrs. William Haywood, whose house
lt12s street, Is now occupied by a gov
eminent Office, has leased the adjoinins
house, 1114 street, and will have witt
her for the winter her daughter, Mrs
Howard Hume. Dr. Hume is in France
L NJ
spending some time in the Adirondacks
will shortly Join his mother and sister
Pending the redecorating of the hous,
Mrs Haywood and Mrs. Hume are stop
ping at the Washington Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis returned
to Washington yesterday after spend
ing fortnight at the Waldorf, New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson, 1r.. O,
New York have arrived at Westminster
from their country place at Islip, L. /
Mrs. NJ. Lockwood Bishop, 1897 1871
street.
Mr.. Andrea Geisser Celesia di Vesiiasco
third secretary of the Italian embassy, Is
at the Ritz-Carlton-
Misses Gertrude Parsons and Heloise
Meyer will start this week for France te
troops.
Miss Myer, who spent last winter here
is sister OF the former Secretary OF
the Navy. Mr.. George Won l.. Meyer
Mrs. Herbert D. Brown, wife Of the
chief Of the efficiency bureau. has re-
turned to Washington, after severa
weeks absence in New England and
Canada While away she placed he,
daughter, Constance, in Wheaton College
at Norton, Mass. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Carpenter and
Miss Frances Carpenter have returned &c
Washington and have opened their resi-
dence in Connecticut avenue for the win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs George Rubles will
move today into the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Dobyns. 1857 Biltmore
street, which they have leased for the
winter. Mrs. Dohyns and her daughter
Miss Dorothy Dohyns, will leave Wash.
ington Wednesday for Georgia to visi,
the ED Field Artillery. L. s. A.
Mrs f. H. Noyes and Miss Ethel ]
r. c. Noyes. who passed the summer a.
their. country home. Fernlawn, at MI.
ford. Pa. and part OF the autumn II
New York, have returned to Washing
ton and are at 1888 Q street.
Mrs. Pauline Disston entertained a,
dinner last evening at the Ritz Carlton
Wapamaker, I'd. bride OF the summer
Capt Ridley Mclean. U. 8. n, who /,
on sea duty. pasaed the week end q
Washington with Mrs Mclean, who I.
pending the winter with her parentA