Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-15

Luther w Mott, Mrs Robert s. A Dough-
erty and Mrs. James W. Hustled
The assistant naval attache of the
French embassy and Nine. Chovel en-
| tertained at dinner last evening at the
Washington Club.
Mrs. Joseph P. Wilson and Miss Alice
Wilson are visiting relatives in the
south. Mrs Wilson will return to Bal
| tinlore next week and join Mr.. Wilson
at their apartment at the Winona. Miss
Wilson probably viii not return until
April.
Senator Phelan was host at a large
dinner last evening, his guests includ-
| ing Secretary and Mrs. Lane, Mr.. Tar
dieu, head of the French high commits
| sion, and Mrs. J. Downey Harvey of
California.
The Chilean ambassador. Senior Don
| Santiago Aldunate, has gone to New York
and is at the Ritz Carlton.
| OF much interest at Washington,
where she was born, is the announce
ment from London of the marriage
there yesterday of Miss Esther CIeve-
| land, eldest surviving daughter of the
late President Grover Cleveland, and
Capt. William Sydney Bcnse Eosanquet.
D. S. O.. Of the Coldstream Guards,
son of Sir Albert Bosanquet Their en-
| gagement was announced in December by
| Miss Cleveland's mother, Mrs. Thomas j
2, eston of Princeton, N j.
| The bride spent part Of her first sea-
son at Washington, where she was pre-
sented to the President and Mrs Taft
| at the White House and was widely en-
tertained. She was born in the White
House in the first year of her fathers
second term.
| Mrs. Henry c. Thompson will entertain
at tea tomorrow afternoon in cOruT,i-
ment to her .daughter-i n-l4w.. Mrs. H Clay
| Thompson, jr., q bride of February l6.
| 4 dance viii follow later in the even
! ing, when the guests viii Include d num-
| Der of young friends OF MIR. and Mrs.
Thompson
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Doheny.
| jr.. have leased cottage at White
| Sulphur Springs. which they will oc-
cupy this summer. Lieut. and Mrs
| roheny are among the prominent Cali
I fornians who are spending the winter
| here and have an apartment at 200
| 10th street. Mr.. and Mrs. Dohcny ST
who pass the greater part of the time
here with their son and daughter-in-
| law, left last evening for Il visit to
| New York.
| A few additional patrons and box
holders for the free wool benefit for the
| District chapter of the Red Cross Mon
day evening. March . o. at Eelasco
Theater. are Countess de Cellere Nine
| De alGuHatS. MIS-. MdrSnaiI Field Judge
and Mrs. l.. B. Parker. lIr. W. e Fow-
| Ter. Mrs. John c. Simpson Mrs Bernard
! Baruch. Mrs. William Gorf;as, Mrs. VIII
liam Ritter, Mrs. Crowell Mrs. sfc-
Cain, Mrs. II. q. Sharpe. Mrs GEORGE
Marye, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ariilsby,
/; Judge Towny', Engineers, L. s. A., Cot
and Mrs. Keller Col. and Mrs Ridley
| and Mrs. Grant
! Lieut.. David Hedricl1, L. s. N, and
! Mrs. iIedrick viii leave Washington
! this evening, as The former has been
| granted short leav. Of absence be-
! fore going to sea. During his alb
sence Mrs. Hedrick will make her home
with her parents Lieut. Commander
and Mrs. Rull, ~ Erie. Pa
The departure Of Lieut.. and Mrs. He'd
rick from Washington will be greatly
regretted, as they have made many
| friends during their three years resi-
dence at the navy yard.
| Mr.. Cleveland Perkins of Washing
ton was best man at the marriage at
| CopenhaSen Tuesday OF Countess Lii
Raben -Levetzau. daughter of the for
| Iner Danish minister of foreign af-
| fairs. and Mrs. Lithgow Osborne of
| New York, secretary of the American
legation at Copenhagen.
| Mr.. and Mrs. osborne will spent their
| honeymoon at Lekkende, an estate of
Count Raben-Levetzau.
! Mrs. Oliver H 2. Belmont will open