The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-14

Mitchell. OF the French high commits
sion; Major Theodore Low, Robert
Krogstadt, William Bowie Clark, Don
Chisholm. Edward Flather, and Ray
mond Richardson.
Supper will be served on the lawn,
and arrangements have ben made for
many to spend the night as guests at
Chetolah.
The list OF attractions at the fete
includes: Bowling on the green.
bridge, for which tables have been set
out under the trees; dancing on the
lawn, moonlight waltzes with search
lights; moving pictures. a French
peasant wedding, a cafeteria supper
on the lawn and solo dancing by Miss
Enid Sims and Miss Frances Hoar,
Of Washington. a baby show is be-
ing held this afternoon; a merry-go-
round has been installed especially
for the children. and there will also
be rides on a hay rack and in pony
carriages.
Receiving with Mrs. Strother are
Mrs. Bruce Cotton. Mrs. Robert Gar
rett. Mrs. r. Curzon Hoffman, Mrs.
Henry Barton Jacobs. Mrs. w. w.
Keith. Mrs. Alexander Nelson. Mrs.
Josias Pennington. Mrs. w. w.
Spence. Mrs. T Garland Tinsley, and
Mrs. n. Winslow Williams.
Miss L. w. Newlin is in charge OF
arrang ements for the fete.
Miltenberger n. SmulI, formerly OF
Baltimore, but now a resident OF
Washington, motored to Baltimore
today, accompanied by a party OF
guests to attend the fete champetre al
ChetOlah. His guests will later dine
at the Baltimore Country Club. They
include Miss May Adams, Miss Nan
Young, Miss Bessie Hickey, Edward
Father, and Raymond Richardson.
Mis- Josephine Gibson, daughter OF
Mrs. Charles DeWoIf Gibson. OF Bris-
toll. +. l.. is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Alfred Hopkins.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer has re-
turned to town after a brief visit with
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexande I
Van Rensselaer, at Fort Washington,
near New York Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer,. will 60
shortly to their summer homo at
BerEeley Springs. W. Va. and she will
probably join them there for part o.
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Fitch Shep-
ard will open their summer home at
Jamestown. r. l.. late in the summer.
Miss Alice Shepard has just returned
from an extended visit in New York
and Tuxedo.
Paymaster General MCGOWAN. U. S.
y. entertained a company last even
ing at the supper dance at the Cafe
St. Marks.
Word has been received here Of the
forthcoming marriage Of Miss Mildred
Scott Bone. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Scott G. Bone Of New York. formerly
OF Seattle. and for many years resi-
dents Of this city, TO John Ford Starr,
Of Richmond, Ind, until recently a
lieutenant in the army. and son of
Henry G. Starr. The ceremony will be
performed in New York tomorrow in
the presence only of the immediate
families of the bride and bridegroom.
and will be very simple owing to the
recent death OF the bridegrOom's
mother.
June ] > was selected as her wedding
day by the bride, as il was the we'd
ding day Of her parents, who will celc
brate their thirty second anniversary
tomorrow. hF. starr and his bride
will make tAAir future home in Rich
mond, Inc.
The brides parents are natives of
Indiana, while she and her brothers
and sisters were born in Washington.
Four Of her brothers are living in
Seattle. and her oldest brother, Lieut..
Paul Bone. is still in France Mrs
Bone, Miss Bone. and little Miss Mar
garet Bone joined Mr.. Bone IN New
York earlier in the month, when ar
rangemerts were at once begun for
the wedding