Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-28

bassy and Nine. Rojo will leave
! Washington the last of the week for
| an extensive tour of Canada, includ-
ing visits to Montreal, Murray Bay,
Lawrence river
Reception for congressman.
The Southern Society of Washington
will entertain at a congressional re-
ception this evening at the willard
in honor Of the newly elected mem
bers Of Congress of the United States.
The annual meeting OF the society
will be held in the small ballroom, be-
ginning at o'clock. and following
the session the receiving line will be
established with the senator's and
representatives as the guests OF honor.
There win be several delightful fea-
lures and dancing will be continuous
throughout the evening. This is the
first function to be given by the soci-
ETY. since the return to the United
president of the society. who has been
engaged in important work for the
republic Of Panama.
The occasion will give the members
of the society and their guests an op-
portunity to meet the statesmen who
have recently been indicted into
Office.
Representative and Mrs. Warren
Gard have leased an apartment at the
Woodward, and will take possession
the first of August.
/ On Saturday they will be Joined by
Mrs. Cards mother and brother-fn-
law and sister, Mrs. John r. Woods.
and Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Neilan, who
viii make the trip here from their
home in Hamilton. Ohio, by motor
Next week Mr.. and Mrs. Gard, with
their guests, will leave for a motor
trip through the Berkshires.
One of the largest dinner PARTIES of
the season was given last night by
Mrs. Marshall Field at ,Selwood. the
Bevelddge cottage, at Beverly Farms.
There were twenty-eigit e,,ests.
ss.,.s - sissss- !;
Genaand Mrs Wffafalm Mitchell LEFT
today To 0otOr to Atlantic City, whefp
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MRS. Raymond I. Baker. 10 arranging
fer an, exhibition OF Shntland. Arabian
tate. HOLLYWOOD, in August. She be-
lieves there are enough TO make hne
display, sort OF a mintature horse
show.
marriage OF Lady Olive PaEet, daagh-
ter or the hte MIS-. Almeric Hugh
Faget. 70 Capt. the Hon. Charles VIM,
10Th Hussars, In Lon'aon Hast Mon
DAY;
Miss Pauline Whitney. elder daughter
OF the iate william c. whitney, Secre-
tary OF the Navy In President Cieve-
iand nrst CABINET
Capt VIM 10 descended from Sir
Rowland VIM. 2 merchant In London
brother both served In France.
ter born to Capt. and Mrs. Archibald
roosevelt ABOUT three weeks ago. She
was christeneo yesterday morning In
Christ Church, ct Oyster Bay. L. L.
py the Key. George Taimadge. Mrs.
Roosevelt were here tyodmothers and
Mr. Robert Perkins waI her godfather.
Capt. and Mrs. John Gregory Hope
Will return to Washington tomorrow
from short visit to Stamford. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey N. pepew
ana Cnauncey "a. Depew. u. VINO nave
left last night for new York ana
Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum, who
vii win sp1 ieave Friday Fl s Tor - NeW sn
where they win visit Mr.. and Me-.
paul Dencklas Mills
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oL MI. anu Mas. nenry a; y. Iasior ~
NEWPORT 1ney are recelvins wArm
| Weicome from .nelf many trienos IN
the summer coiohy.
have been living in Washington, have
taken the house OF Col. ana MRS.
Charles H. Fazier, on Old Lancaster
| road, Haverford, Pa
|
| Announcement has been made Of the
| engagement of Miss Ruth Hannah,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F.
| John G. CoughIin of Augusta. Me.
| LENT Couehlin was wounded in the
Arronne and cited for bravery. Miss
Hannan ;s a rraduate Of smith Col
iaaa
| The former ambassador Of Russia