Evening star., 1918-07-11

terday to Blue Ridge Summit. where
they have a cottage for the sumter.
The ambassador. who returned with
sioner, was accompanied upon his ar
rival from Buenos Aires by party
which includes several additions TO
the embassy stan. among them were
pointed financial and commercial sec
retary; DIR. Gandolso and Mr.. Villa de
Moros, attaches of the embassy. Nine. |
Villa de Moros accompanied her hus-
band.
Mrs. John Spottswood Garland has
sent out invitations for the marriage
reception Of her daughter, Mary Trux-
ton, to Mr.. William George Hill st
florida Ford aSe avenue. The ceremony. which
will Immediately precede the recep-
tion, will be very quietly performed
and will be witnessed only by the
few of their most intimate friends.
Miss Garland will have as her attend
ants her sister, Mrs. George Edwards.
who will be matron of honor; Misc
Mary Pearre as maid OF honor and
Beach and Miss Gertrude Thompson.
| The engagement of Miss Garland and
Mr.. Hill was one of the interesting
! announcements Of the spring.
The assistant secretary Of war and
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius. with Miss
Isabel Stettinius and Miss Betty Stet-
| tinius, are opening their cottage at
| the White Sulphur Springs this week.
| The family are in the habit of spend
| ing part of every summer there, but
| this year they expect to remain until
the late autumn.
Mrs. Harold Norton is leaving
Washington this afternoon for Oster-
vile, Mass. where she will open her
| summer home, the Anchorage. She
will be @ accompanied by her Is sister.
| Manning Irwin and her niece. Mss
Annie Irwin. who will be her guests
for the summer.
Mrs. M. E. Haggerty, 17s1 Kilbourn
place. will give tea Saturday after
! noon for the University Of Minnesota
girls.
Miss NJ. v. Bolts left today for New
| ork city.
Mrs, Norman Williams has left
Washington and is at 'Normanhurst,"
Mrs. Theodore v. .Boynton enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
Sign Of the Ship. the heluncheonroom run
under the auspices of the comforts
her house guest. Mrs. Bernard L.
Smith, known professionally as Nine.
Marguerite Sylvia. The other guests
| were Miss Townsend Of New York,
| who Is visiting Mrs. Boynton; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Bleyden and Mr.. Andre
Polah.
Mrs. Boynton had guests at dinner
last evening to meet Mrs. Smith. who
left later in the evening for New
York. The guests were Maj. Teiu-
\ sanu, Mr.. N. h. Lohavary of tho Ru-
manian legation and DR.. Edward 3.
Morse.
Admiral Leigh c. Palmer, chief of
the bureau Of navigation, q. 8. N, will
be the guest Of honor at a testimonial
dinner tonight in the Army and Navy
Club. The dinner will be given by Of
| ficers Of the bureau in appreciation
paign to have the permanent branch
| of the Navy. exclusive Of apprenticed
seamen and hospital units, increased
from $1,000 to 131.s45.
Senator and Mrs. Gerry have re-
turned to their Washington residence
after q week at New York and Phil
wedding Of Miss Leta Sullivan and
Lieut. Albert L. Hoffman.
The summer outing committee, Of
which Mrs. Loren Johnson 10 cap
tain. will have tag day Monday.
VIII, where poor mothers and chill
dren are each given two weeks va
cation throughout the summer.
The marriage of Miss Esther Hos
mer. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Holmes Magruder, b. S. N, son Of Mr..
] John n, Magyuder Of WaRhington. Wa2.