Evening star., 1913-11-22
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY,"
PRESIDENT AND MRS. WILSON
HAVE GUESTS AT DINNER. j.
Weddings and a Debut Tea Among
Today's Events-Personal
Notes.

| treSlU6lt ana MIS-. w lSOn entertained
at dinner last night. when their guests
were the Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Francis b. Sayre. Mr.. Winifred Denison.
| Mai. Blanton Winship, L. s. A.; Pay
master j. II. Knapp. L. S. N; Mr.. Felix
! Frankfurter. DR.. Gary Grayson, L. s. N;
Lieut.. Dunn, L. S. A; Maitland Mar
shall, Miss Ruth Hall, Miss Lucy Smith.
Miss Mary Smith, Miss Wilson, Miss
Jessie Wilson, Miss Eleanor Wilson and
! Miss Bones.
/ The debut Of Miss Mary Monfort
| Gheen, the attractive young daughter OF
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward H.
Gheen. will take place at tea dance
this afternoon at Rauscher's.
Mrs. and Miss Gheen and the debutante
! will have assisting them in the hos
| pitality of the occasion Miss Eleanora
Carroll Morgan, Miss Margaret Brittcn
and Miss Margaret Fechteier Of this
| years debutante group, with Miss Helen
| Heyl Miss Rebckah Wilmer. Miss Dor
othy Aleshire and Miss Edmonia Adams.
At St Johns Church this afternoon at
i o. clock the marriage will take place OF
Miss Amylita Talbot. daughter of Mrs
Amy n. Talbot. and Mr.. Charles Fred
erick Wilson. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by small reception in the apart
ment ofthe brides mother at the Con-
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| his sister.
Miss katherine Jennings will be the
maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
are to be Miss Catherine Weeks and
Miss Louise HELEN.
| The grooms brother, Mr. Clayborne
Wilson, will act as best man, and the
! ushers are to be Mr.. Frederick De
Courcy Faust. Mr. j. Spaulding Flan-
merry, Mr.. Stuart w. jackson, Mr.. M.
Blair Wales, Mr. Harry F. Whiting,
Mr.. Harris Hammond and DIR. Cary i.
| Gray son, u. S. \.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Reis and son are
now located at the Ashley, where they
will be pleased to see their friends.
Miss Edmonia Adams entertained at an
informal bridge party and supper iast
evening, in honor of Miss Dorothy Tay-
lor and her house guest, Miss Elizabeth
Munford. of Annapolis
The gov ernors of the Baltimore Bach
| elors' Cotillion have issued invitations
| for a series of dances to be given at the
Lyric. The dates are Of interest here
also
| The board of governors consists OF
Messrs. William F. Lucas, r., secretary:
Hopkins, r. Brent Keyser Ciymer
Whyte, Allen McLane, Robert Garrett,
D. Stewart Ridgeley, Frederick c. Col
ston and Mr.. Carlyle Barton
| day evening, December S. The dates Tor
! the others are December 81 January IL,
January &c, February 10 and February
&c.
Miss Katherine Woodrow of Columbia,
s. c., who Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Joseph r. Foard. at her home in Green
Spring Valley, Md, will come to this city
Monday and will be "a guest at the White
House until after the wedding Of her
cousin Tuesday.
Last night at the Washington barracks
officers and ladies welcomed guests to
their first regular hop of the winter
series. The Ofhcers' Club was decorated
with palms, and was gay with flags and
bunting. and the Engineers Band played
served at midnight. Col. Kuhn, com
mandant Of the barracks, and Mrs. Kuhn
and Lieut.. and Mrs. Herkness received
for members of the committee, OF which
| Capt. Robbins, adjutant Of the post, Is
chairman. Other members OF the COM
mittee, all of whom assisted, were Lieut..
Strong, Lieut. Dunn and Lieut. Reinecke
There were about zoo guests.
Preceding the dance, Lieut.. 4. s.
Strong, jr.. u. S. A.. and Mrs. Strong.
entertained at dinner at their quarters
at the barracks. in compliment to Col.
| and Mrs Kuhn, having to meet them
Burr, Miss Fay, Miss Bidmer. Capt.
Castillo and Lieut. Borst.
| Col and Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and Mrs.
| William A. Cullop chaperoned parties to
| the barracks hop last night among their
| guests being Miss Genevieve Clark and
| her guests, Miss Harvey and Miss Thom-
| SON.
Miss Nancy johnson had Miss Clark
| and her guests at tea party yesterday
at the New willard.
tY,p Il ala h..S
| out cards for the debut tea of Miss
| Fechteler for December s, to :. at 1910
| Biltmore street
Mrs. Crosley wife Of Commander w. S.
| Crosley, U. S. NJ, entertained at a lunch
| con today In compliment to Mrs. Edward
Ball Of Muncie. Ind. Her other guests
were Mrs. Althouse. Mrs. u. Pollock, Mrs.
D. Camden. Mrs. NJ. f. French, Mrs. Hor-
ace G. Macfarland, Mrs. +. Brainard,
Mrs Paul Foley Mrs. G. III. Campbell
and Mrs. Mccoy Jones.
| Upperville, Va. announce the marriage
| Of their daughter. Eva Dulaney and Mr..
Henry Richard Neville of the same place
| November 10. The wedding took place
at once for a short tour. stopping in
| Washington to see the brides aunt. Miss
Fannie Leigh Calf, 712 10th street north
| west.
The marriage Of Miss Edith May
Brighton and Mr. Raymond Miles Laur-
enson will take place at o'clock today.
The couple will go to New York and to
Philadelphia on visits to relatives, and
! after December 10 will be at home at 1927
| Lamont street, this city.
Thursday evening friends and relatives
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. B. Boyd gath
! cred at their home. TO celebrate the thir-
| tieth anniversary OF their wedding. The
gathering was III the form of surprise,
and handsome remembrances were ten
dered the couple. Vocal and in
/ strumental selections We're rendered by
Miss Pansy Carter. Miss Carrie Schmidt
Miss Clara Pennington and Mrs. Philip
Osthaus, after which a luncheon Was
served. Mr.. Boyd has been resident of
Washington for more than half CEN
tury, and Is a son OF the late Dr. William
Boyd at one time prominent in politics of
the District. Mrs. Boyd, who was Miss
Carrie Barron. is a descendant of Com
modore Barron of revolutionary fame.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd have three sons and
q daughter living, and several grandchil-