Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-01

Cant. ana Mrs. Pitt scett. came from
Phlladslphia for the dinner.
Today Mrs. Talmage and Capt. and
Mrs. Pitt Scott will 20 TO Gun1ton
Hall. Va, to bs guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hertls over the week
end.
Mr.. NJ N. Karpovich Of the Rus
sian embassy stan, had . company
at dinner last evening in the yellow
ballroom Of the shoreham G.,. Among \;
Vegliasco Of the Italian embassy stan
and Signora Celesia, Miss Hitchcock.
Miss Nash and Baron GunzherG OF the
Russian embassy tan.
Mrs. Mcmillan Gibson entertained
at dinner last evening, when the am
Romano Avexzana were among her
guests.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott Of New York.
who haas been the guest OF Mrs. henry
F. Dimock for q time. returned TO ner
home today. Judge Scott came on ior
a short visit to Mrs. Dimock during
his wife's stay.
MRS. Pitt Scott of Philadelphia:
formerly Miss Rebecca Collier OF
Washington. was the guest Tor Whom
MISS haIneTlnc Juu6S ChASA >~AN
luncheon party today.
Countess Piola-Caselli of Rome,
after spending the winter III W ASH
ington with her cousin. Mrs. Aloert
Janin Of Lafayette Square IN. mas IL gone the
guest. of Mrs. Dexter Brown Mrs
Brown will be remembered IN WASH
inrton as Miss Frances Gist Finley.
Mrs. Breckenridge Long. wife ct Of
state, will entertain at luncheon meaa
Monday. in compliment 10 NINE
Cremor.
Mrs. l.. W. Eugster entertained at
,rmcheon for a party of yoeng folk
TO-DAY. in honor Of her daughSer' MISS
EIiaabeth Eugster. The house was
a-bloom with spring flowers. Inc
decorations in the dining i roo', da Isis
Tha list Of guests included the de-
hntants of this and last year.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mortimer en-
.a M q small company at q dance
af Wardman park Hotel last nisnt'
in honor Of their first wedding an
niversary.
Mrs. James H. Patten en ter'aanca
at a luncheon today at her resloene .,
on street in compliment 70 ns
mother. Mrs. A. c. Latimer OF Beltoh'
S. c., who is her guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin H. Laughlin.
whn have taken the Cameron house
On 18th street. had an interesting
cnmnany at dinner there last night.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Glover have gone
the season.
Miss virginia Kirby was hostess
last nigh. at erid qscob bas dauThter
n Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jacobsen.
whose marriage to Mr.. Kari Jofss
Of this city will take place IN 81.
PauTs Church, juno 2.
Miss sibyle Hayes. daughter Of for
mer Representative Hayes Of Caitfor-
mia. is tho guest OF her sister, MFs.
Robert A. Griffin. at the Lonsdale
Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8. Pagter. ST.. of
west Haven, Conn.,. who came for the
wedding Of their son, Capt. Amos I.
parter. u. s. A.. to Miss r. D. Weiden-
hamer, wednesday, will remain In
Warrington for the week END.
At high noon Wednesday Miss Aar-
vel Appold Towers were married At
st. Marks Church. Only the family
and immediate friends were present.
AZ the close Of the ceremony an In.
formal reception was held In the yes
try room. whore. after the old English
custom, the register was signed by
the bride ana groom and witnesses.
Young Mr.. Towers Is the son Of Lem
Towers, jr., prominent in Masonic
circles, and a grandson Of the late
Col, Lem Towers, who commanded
the first company mustered into the
service of the United States at the
beginning Of the civil war.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcclellan
Ritter arrived in Washington today
to spend the late spring season, and
have Peopened their residence, 2L97
Massachusetts avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ritter have been in the west for sew
eral months.
Miss Margaret Greenwood. who has
been the guest of her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank 8. Hight. for
some time. left Washington last even
inr to Join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
1svi H. Greenwood. at their homo in
Boston. Miss Greenwood will prob
ably rejoin Mr.. and Mrs, Hight in
about two weeks and will remain for
the horse show.
Mrs, Eugene Dyrnes is entertaining
ct Z tea this afternoon in honor of
the members Of the Friday Morning
Music Club. Mrs. b. w. True and