Evening star., 1918-07-12

Boiling, mother and sister OF Mrs.
Wilson, have gone to Orange, Va. for
visit.
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will receive the members
| of the French high commission and
| the French officers now at Washing
ton at the embassy Sunday morning.
July II, the great national fete day
| of France. Later the ambassador Will
| leave for New York to address the
meeting in Madison Square Garden,
| where the day will be enthusiastical-
| ly celebrated. as 1T will be elsewhere
| throughout the country.
| Owing to the absence from town of
the ambassador Sunday evening there
will be no reception or dinner party
at the embassy in recognition of the
| day.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
| Lansing left Washington this morn
| ing for Watertown. n. V. where they
| will spend a few days at their home
| before going to Henderson Harbor for
| stay of several weeks. The Sec
| retary. who is an enthusiastic fisher
man. will go to Gallup Island for the
| annual meeting of the Fortnightly
Club, of which he is prominent mem
| Der.
| Iue StCTeldTy OF tne navy mas re-
| turned from Atlantic City. where he
went to make an address yesterday at
the Elks' convention. Accompanied by
Mrs. Daniels, he will spend the week
end at Annapolis. where they will be
| the guests of the superintendent of the
Naval Academy and Mrs. Edward W.
Eberle. They go primarily to visit their
son. Midshipman Worth Bagley Daniels.
who was admitted to the academy a
few days ago. Soon after the United
States entered the war he enlisted in
the Navy. Subsequently he was desig-
by Senator Overman of North Carolina.
and has successfully passed his entrance
examinations for the academy.
Mrs. Willard Salisbury is at Poland
| Springs. Me. where she will spend the
summer. Senator Salisbury. who ac-
companied her there. may join her later,
his plans depending upon those of the
Senate. where he is presiding officer in
| the absence of the Vice President.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock
left Washington yesterday for Bar Har-
Dor. where they will spend the next six
weeks.
Lieut.. David Haynes Taylor of the
Aviation Corps. son of the late Senator
Robert l.. Taylor. has concluded visit
to relatives at Washington, including
Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Taylor. and
left last night to visit relatives in Ten
nessee. From there he will return to
his post, Baron Field, Everman, Tex.
Mrs. J. N. Speel announces the en-
sagement of her daughter. Katheryn
Mcconnell Hitchcock. and Lieut. John
Blair. Shumaker OF the 31oth Field Ar
Hitchcock is a granddaughter of Gen
Harry White and the late Alexander
Buel Hitchcock of Chicago, ILL., Lieut.
Shumaker is the eldest son of the late
Samuel Robert Shumaker of Huntington
and Pittsburgh. Pa. and a grandson of
the late Judge John p Blair of Indiana
Pa.
Commander and Mrs. Tilman will en-
tertain at dinner this evening in compli-
ment to Miss Mary Cleves Daniels. who
is house guest of the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels.
A military wedding is taking place
this afternoon at $40 o'clock at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. when Miss Clara Clark Bare
lay: daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. Barclay of Riverdale. Md. will be-
come the bride of Lieut.. Joseph R.
Darnall. Z. S. Medical Corps.
The church will be hung with flags
and set with palms and the organist
W III pay Tue NeuulHS HldTCNeS ana
give a recital during the arrival of
the guests. The bride will enter with
her father. who will give her in mar
riage. She will wear a gown of white
georgette, braided, and a hat of white
satin and georgette. and will carry
She will be attended by Miss Gertrude
Metzerott as maid of honor and three
bridesmaids. Miss Fay Pierce. Miss
Eleanor Richards and Miss Josephine
Janas, all of whom will wear white
georgette dresses with white hats and
carry maidenhair ferns.
DR.. Darnall will have as best man
DR.. L. X. Melbourne and the ushers
will be DR.. James H. Smith. DR.. Eu-
gene E. Traub and DIR. V. A. Van
Volkenburgh, all Of the medical de-
partment of the L. S. Navy.
Rev DIR. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor of
the church, will officiate, and at the
conclusion of the ceremony DIR. Dar-
nall and his bride will have an in
formal reception at the church. leav-
| ing Immediately for short trip. The
bride will go away in dark blue taft
feta and georgette dress with a small
| white sailor hat. Mrs. Mary E. Beichel
and Miss Beichel of Altoona, Pa,
grandmother and aunt of the bride,
are among the out-of-town guests
here for the wedding.
The arrangements for the ceremony
were hurriedly made as DR.. Darnall
has orders to leave Washington Sun
day night. The bride will remain with
her parents at Riverdale. Nd. during
his absence. DR.. Darnall is a son of
Dr. Carl Roger Darnall in charge of
the medical supply depot at Washing
ton, and Mrs Darnall.
Miss Natalie Magruder. who went to
Marion, Mass. for the wedding We'd
nesday of her brother, Lieut.. John
Holmes Magruder. Y. s. N, and Miss
Esther Hosmer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Hosmer Of Boston. is a
house guest during her stay of Mr..
and Mrs. George U. Crocker OF Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Leupp have
visiting them at their place at Tyr
ingham, Mass, Mrs. Lawrence E. Todd
of New York Mrs. Reginald D. john
son, who was a guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leupp, has left for
Pasadena.
Gen. Paul Edmond vignal. military
attache to the French embassy, who
be entertained Informally at dinner
| by Mayor James H. Preston at the
Stafford, preceding the meeting to be
held at the Peabody in celebration of
the fall of the Bastille.- Gen. Vignal
was attached to the embassy in 1899,
remaining here four years. He won
distinction at the battles of the
Marne, the Mons and the Aisne. He
will be accompanied to Baltimore by
Nine. Vignal.
Mr. Frederick r. Huber will give an
organ recital preceding the meeting
at the Peabody. The program will in
clude the singing Of THE Marseil-
laise" and 1.-THE Star Spangled Ban
ner." The film, "a Tale of Two Cit
| ies," will be shown.