Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-25

who is at Newport. will make
the first trip on the aerial ex'
press from Narragansett pier to South
ampton. to watch the tennis tournament
gong to Narragansett from Newpor,
early today. He was accompanied by
Or. Felipe A. Espil secretary Of the EN-.
oassy who is in Newport with him Mrs
! vincent Astor and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
r Russell also accompanied them, ano
! Capt: Dillon. formerly Of the ROYAL All
Service. piloted.
| Nine. Grouitch. wife Of the minister
| OF Serbia. who has been with Mr.. and
Ampton. l.. l., is leaving there for a
| visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MacVeagh
| Al fasnacioich. Dublin, N. H.
Diplomat Leaving for Wedding.
! Senior Don Luis A. Penaherrera. at
| eaSne OF the legation of Ecuador.
YIN leave Washington tomorrow for
spring Lake. N. J.. where on Satur-
day his marriage to Miss Argenta Per-
klns; daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
yard r. Perkins of New York and
Genoa, Italy, will take place.
The minister of Ecuador and mem
S cers OF the legation staff will go to
spring Lake Friday preparatory to
attending the wedding, which will
| De a very quiet one.
Mr.. Boaz W. Long, minister to Cuba.
VINO has been in Washington on leave
Tor several weeks. was Joined here
yesterday at the Shoreham bv his
sister. Mrs. Teresa Long. Mr.. Long,
accompanied by his sister. will go to
mrs. Charles NJ. Lea at Westthorpe
1arm, Devon. Pa, and from there will
go to New York to spend the week
end. They will later spend some time
N ~ VISITING on the eastern shore of
Long will sail for Havana, his sister
accompanying him.
Miss Mary MilIcent Rogers, daueh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry h Rogers,
VIC vas formerly presented to So
clety IN Washington, was a conspic-
uous figure at the Southampton, L. l.,
tennis tournament yesterday, when
she wore a costume of burnt orange
ana yellow, one OF the most popular
combinations in the gallery where
an the fashionable folk collected for
the second days play. Nine. Grouitch
accompanied her hostess, Mrs. Walter
Iuckerman. to the gallery, and other
washington society folk there were
Mr. Ames MacVeagh, Miss Eleanor
6eover and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H.
Rogers.
Lady Maud Mackintoch of London,
whose husband died while serving as
military attache of the British en-
oassy in Washington, is being much
entertained during her visit in the
Berkshires- Her husband Capt. Angus
! Mack1ntoch. was wounded in battle in
! the late war and afterward died of
pneumonia in the capital.
Miss Henrietta Anderson, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. David M. Anderson of
4 n n ~
| washington tomorrow to spend a
| week or ten days as the guest of
| Miss Katherine Let's Miss Anderson
! attended a fashionable school in
washington and has a large number
! OF 'acquainfances here. Her engage
| ment'to Mr.. Avery Adams of Youngs-
| town was announced in the spring
| and the wedding will take place early
| in October. Miss Let's, who recently
visited Miss Anderson in Ohio, will be
a member of the large wedding party.
AFTER her visit here Miss Anderson
Will go to New York to complete the
purchase of her trousseau.
Mrs. John Lewis Smith and Miss Mary
Amber Smith will arrive in Washington
today after spending a month in Spring
Lake, n. j.. A large dinner party was
day night.
Miss Eleanor Clark of Wheeling "
Va, ana Miss Margaret A. Clark of
BROOKLYN, N. Y, are the guests of DR.
and Mrs. 2. B. Babbitt, 1899 Irving
street.
Mrs: Clara Barnard. member Of the
committee on entertainment. win hold a
rrecepuon this evening at her home on
members of the National Pen Iear1le
ana international Literary Accoe;a
ton.
Col. and Mrs. Mccain to Sail.
military intelligence. War Denart.
ment, has been ordered to Europe for
duty and will sail September ac-
companied by Mrs. Mccain and Miss
Elizabeth Mccain.
A number of persons went from
Washington today to Lynchbure. Va
to be present at the wedding Of Miss
Nancy Macleod and Mr.. Boiitha
James Laws of New York, which will
take place at aso'clock this evening in
the estminster Presbyterian Church
Of Lynchburg. MIR. Laws was for
many years assistant district attorney
OF Washington. but now makes his
home in New York. to which CITY he
will take his bride after their we'd
ding journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Shreve, Miss
Edithe Shreve and Mr.. William Hus-
sey recently motored to Ocean CITY.
Md. where Mrs. Shreve and Miss
Shreve viii spend several weeks and
have with them as a guest Miss Marie
Dickinson of Washington. Mr.. Shreve
and Mr.. Hussey have returned to the
capital.
Mrs. James NJ. Luke and her daush-
ter, Anna Mae. formerly of &his city,
but now residents Of Detroit. are
visiting relatives in Washington.
Mrs. G. Fred Wohlfarth, jr.. and her
sons, Frederick and Willard, have
gone to Colonial Beach, and will stay
for a time at the Iinwood House.
Mrs. Francis Alton Connolly is the
guest of Mrs. George Ellis. jr., at
Admoor, Bay Shore. L. I.
Mrs. L. A. Sweet of Northbrook
Courts has had as a guest her son.
Mr.. Randolph Sweet of Pittsburgh,
who has returned to his new home.
Mr.. Sweet is the andson of the late
Rev. Parker H. Sweet, who was an
old resident of Georgetown.
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