Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-16

capital. The President and
his household will be in the
White House for next Sunday and per-
haps sooner though Mrs. Taft's stop in
| New York en- route from her summer
home is for shopping and the theater-
two occupations for which the word
hurry" should have no connection. From
all accounts Mrs. Taft's health has re-
ceived great benefit from her stay north.
and her return there next season is prac-
ticaly certain, although the President has
not as yet determined which of the
houses offered will suit his needs best.
Miss Helen Taft is returning to the
White House instead of to college, carry
ing out her mothers remark of two years
ago that her daughters completion of
her college course was to be determined
by that young lady herself. Her partial
assumption of her mothers duties as
hostess last spring is an evidence that
much more will be allotted to her the
| coming winter. with a corresponding de-
gree of pleasure to all concerned.
With the advance of the autumn, the
announcements of engagements and we'd
ding days are increasing just as the
debutante list grows longer week by
l
Eleanor Terry and Lieut.. t'ilippo Cam
perio, naval attache of the Italian en-
bassy, was made public few days ago,
| and the engagement OF Miss Ethel de
| kOven, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reg
| inald de koven, a debutante here of a
| few seasons back, to Mr.. II. X. Hudson
| of New York was announced from Hot
| Springs, where Mrs. de koven and her
! daughter are spending the autumn and
where. Mr.. Hudson joined them in time
to receive congratulations on his happy
| selection Of a wife.
Mr.. and Mrs John E. Wilkie announce
the engagement OF their daughter Jean
| to Mr.. Ira June Owen of Chicago. The
wedding will take place in the spring.
One of the most interesting brides of
| this week will be Miss Elsie Jarvis Nc
Lean, the charming daughter of Capt. and
and Mrs. Walter Mclean, whose marriage
to Mr.. Paul c. Patterson takes place
| Thursday at 4:5O O'Clock at st. Margaret S
Episcopal Church.
| A number of entertainments are being
given in honor of the wedding party, in
Guiding theater party tomorrow night,
| at which the groom will be the host.
Capt. and Mrs. Mclean will entertain
at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club Tues
day night, and Wednesday night after the
church rehearsal the party will return to
| the Mclean residence for supper.
| Mr.. Pattersons relatives will arrive to-
morrow for the wedding.
| The bridal party will be as follows: Mrs.
William A. Dallam, wife of Lieut.. Dal-
lam. U. S. A. and Mrs. Charles Day
Palmer. matrons of honor; Miss Sue
HERSHEY Watson of New York, Miss Ma
thlda Auerbach of Washington and St.
Paul, Miss Katherine Jennings and Miss
Ellen Lemly of this city, bridesmaids.
! Little Margaret Tuttle and Adelaide
| futile, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy
Futile, will he the flower girls. esys.ssy -sa-s
| The best man is to be Mr. Stevens Pat
| terson of Chicago. the groom's brother,
and the ushers will be Dr. Ralph w. Nc
Dowell U. 8. N; Mr.. Theodore Chapman
of Chicago Mr.. Walter Dayton of Towan-
da, Pa. and Mr. Wallace Donald Nc
Lean of Washington.
| Rev. Herbert Scott Smith will perform
the ceremony. which will be followed by
a small reception at the home Of the
brides parents on o street
Another wedding Of great interest
| will be that Of Miss Louise White,
daughter of Commander and Mrs. w.
! W. White. U. 8. NJ. and Lieut.. Hiram
place Saturday evening next at $50
| o'clock at the home Of the brides par
ents on Q street.
The Rev. Frederick White. uncle Of
the bride. and pastor of the Church Of
Our Savior, Philadelphia, will perform
| the ceremony. before a small company
of relatives and friends.
Miss Anne Bryan, daughter of Com
mander and Mrs. Benjamin c. Bryan.
U. S. N, of League island Philadel-
phia, will be the maid Of honor
The best man will be Lieut.. Rice, and
| the groomsmen are to be Lieut.. Church
of Annapolis and Ensign Robert White.
| brother of the bride. A small recep-
| ton will follow at 9 o'clock.
Miss Shelby Robinson. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hancock Robinson. and Mr..
William Nowlen Hallock of Bath. N.
| Y, will be married in the family apart
ment at the WOodiey Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock in the presence Of
relatives. only. Rev Roland Cotton
Smith Of ST. Johns Church will officiate.
The matron of honor, the brides only
attendant, will be Mrs. Robert II. Kizer
of Bath n. Y. And Mr.. Hallocks at
tendants will be Mr.. Huntley Gilbert of
| Chicago and Mr.. w. Kemp Lyon of
| Bath, n. y.
The ceremony will be followed by
| small reception at 4:3O.
| The bride and groom will make their
| future home in Bath. N. Y.
The 7th Of December is the date which
| has been chosen for the wedding of
| Miss Winifred Davis. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Todd Davis, and Lieut..
Richard C. Moore. Engineer Corps. U.
S. A, whose engagement was recently
announced.
Here is something well worth waiting
for in the ancestral line: Advices from
Boston say that the Rev. c. w. de Lyon
Nichols, governor general of the Ma
tional Society of Scions Of Colonial
| Cavaliers, Palatine of America etc, has
| Just added the names of fourteen Boston
| society folk as eligible to appear in the
forthcoming announcement of his ultra
| fashionable peerage of America The
names are the following:
| Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop Ames, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Amor HOllingsworth DIR. and Mrs.
William Appleton and Miss Susan II.
Appleton. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H.
Prince. jr.. Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel
Thayer and Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Thayer
This, together with the previous list,
which included Miss Eleanor Sears, Mr..
and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence Miss Pres
colt Lawrence, Mrs. ]. de Forest Daniel
son, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Fl. Hunnerwell,
Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips. nee bray
tor a granddaughter of Mrs. Aston: Mr..
| and Mrs. Larz Anderson. and Mr.. and Mrs
| Eugene Van Rensselaer, Thayer, makes
total of twenty-seven, an excellent show
ling for Boston. and ii is final
| The Secretary of the Navy, George
Won l.. Meyer Mrs. Meyer and the
Misses Meyer are also listed as ultra
fashionable. Mr. Nichols adds. Mrs.
Amor Hollingsworth. whose name with
| that of her husband heads the revised
| list, was Miss Edith G.. Cryder. one of
the somewhat famous Cryder triplets
daughters of Duncan Cryder of New
| York and prime favorites with the late
| Mrs Aston and her cotere. Miss Susan
H. Appleton. the most important de-
butante of Bostons coming season, is
| niece of Mrs. George r. de Forest and