Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-02
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. WILSON AND DAUGHTERS
HAVE A BUSY DAY.
Luncheon Given in Honor of Mrs
Marshall-Other Events and
Personal Notes.

Mrs Wilson received few callers b,
appointment before luncheon today an,
this afternoon with her daughters an
Miss Bones will go to the opera
MRS. Wilson. Miss Eleanor Wilson AM
MISS Bones will attend the ball at tn
Ne" willard tonight given in aid Of TIL
| chiidren OF the recent flood sufferers. TIL,
special features Of the ball will hegiI
| aiter Mrs Wilson's arrival, and consis
OF q May pole dance and minuet to b,
uahceo py children in colonial costume.
me Misses Wilson were honor guests a
May day tea at the Congressional Clul
Yesterday. which was thronged by it
members from until long past 6. Thu
rooms We're prOfusely decorated Will
spring blossoms. dogwood boughs pre-
DOMINATING. An orchestra played.
Mrs Fletcher, president of the club
presented the guests to Miss Wilson. wht
introduced them to her sister, Miss Jessi,
woodrow Wilson. who, in turn, presented
them to Miss Eleanor Wilson.
Mrs. Fletcher was daintily dressed IL
noWered white silk and lace. Miss Viii
son wore dark blue crepe de chine, Mis-:
Jessie Wilson's gown was In soft silk IL
inauye shades with a pretty arrangement
OF lace on the bodice. and Miss Eleanor
wilson wore dark blue crepe with touche:
OF coral in the trimming.
PRESIDING al the tea table were Mrs
Claude A. Swanson. Mrs. John ID. Works
Mrs Oscar Underwood and Mrs. Ira {
Copley. Miss Elizabeth Reside and Mis-:
Dorothy bennett did the honors of the
fruit-punch bowl
Others Of the young members of the
club assisting in the hospitality Of the
dining room were Miss Helen Nc
Cumber Of North Dakota. Miss Hughes
Of Georgia, Miss Roberts of Nevada
Miss La Toilette of Washington. Miss
Barchfeld OF Pennsylvania. Miss Peter
son Of Iowa. Miss McChord, Miss Hill
Missouri, Miss Stephens Of California
Miss Bristow of Texas, Miss Williams
Of Mississippi, the Misses Mary and
Helen Graham of Illinois. Miss Gambler
Evangeline Prouty Of Iowa. Miss
Howell OF Utah. Miss Hardy of Texas
Miss Hayes and Miss Phyllis Hayes OF
California. Miss Hawley Of Oregon.
Miss Henry Of Texas. Miss Lloyd OF
Missouri. Miss Dunn Of New York and
Miss Frances Baker, Miss Mary Baker
and Miss Katharine Baker of New
Jersey.
Among the guests were Mrs. Thomas
+. Marshall. Mrs. William Jennings
Albert Sidney Burleson. Mrs. David Hous-
ton. Miss Agnes Wilson, Mrs. Charles E.
Hughes. Mrs. Horace Lurton. Mrs.
Charles c. McChord. Mrs. Thomas P.
Gore. Mrs: Porter J. McCumber, Mrs.
Mrs. Robert L. Owen. Mrs. James A.
Reed. Mrs. Pomerene. Miss Lucy Hoke
Smith. Mrs. John w. Weeks. Mrs. How
ard S. Reside. Miss Weeks, Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer. Mrs Ernest w. Rob
liam A. Cullop, Mrs. Henry Cooper. Mrs.
Fred bennett. Miss Ellen Wood Of New
Jersey, Mrs. Hubert S. Dent. jr.. Mrs.
Eugene kinkead. Mrs. Martin Knapp.
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cox. Miss Stone of Illinois. Mrs. Thomas
B: Dunn. Mrs. Charles n. Pray. Mrs.
James NJ. Gudger. jr.. Mrs. John w.
Langley. Mrs. John n. Garner. Miss
Hagner. Mrs. Joseph r. Knowland. Mrs.
Needham, Mrs. L. P. Padgett Mrs Bow
Wiley. widow of former Representative
Wiley.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall and several
tertained at luncheon today by Mrs
Delos Blodgett.
The table was decorated with pink
roses and lilies of the valley and the
house with Easter lilies. sent up from
the Florida home Of a house guest. Mrs
Edward Borcher. sister of the hostess.
Mrs. Blodgett's guests included Mrs
Marshall. Mrs. William Jennings Bryan
Mrs. Burleson. Mrs. Garrison. Mrs. Van
Devanter Mrs. Borcher. Mrs. Frederick
a
Mrs. Charles B. Matthews Mrs Charles
B. Wood. Mrs. ]. William Henry, Miss
Clementine Smith. Mrs. Robert l.. Owen,
Mrs. John K. Shields. Mrs. T. F. Richard
SON. Mrs. Burton Harrison, Mrs. Rufus
Peckham, Mrs. Charles b. Howry, Mrs.
Capehart. Mrs. Lamar Lipscomb, Mrs.
Christian Hemmick, Mrs. Vrooman, Mrs.
Dewitt Talmage and Mrs. William c.
Hill.
hr Pxyrd raIa
bride. performed the marriage ceremony
yesterday for Miss Jennie Byrd BRYAN
and Judge John Barton Payne of Chi
cago. whose engagement was announced
place at the home of the brides brother,
Mr.. Charles Page Bryan, former ambas-
sador to Japan. A family party was in
attendance. The bride was dressed in
yellow SATIN and lace. and straw hat
trimmed with pink and mauve shaded
plumes.
Judge and Mrs. Payne went later to
New York. and will sail for Europe to-
morrow on the steamship Olympic. On
French soil they will begin a motor trip
through the chateaux region and will
also visit Italy. On their return they
will be at home after August 1 at Byrds
Nest. Elmhurst, ,Dupage county. III.
Mrs. Frederick Newell gave lawn
party yesterday at her home on Phelps
place to present her daughter Miss
Josephine Newell, to society There was
an orchestra playing In the grounds, and
the young people danced during the aft
ernoOn. Mrs. Newell and her daughter
received alone. the latter wearing white
crepe de chine with touches Of yellow
and carrying huge bouquet of mar
guerites Miss Frances Carpenter Miss
Barbara Stephens, Miss Dorothy Shuey.
Miss Amalita Barr, Miss Doris Drain.
Miss Claudine Clements Miss Lucy How
ard, Miss Lydia Carr, Miss Ruth Rice.
Miss Marie Fisher, Miss Ellen File
garet .Wyndam and Miss Constance
Newell assisted in the charming event
which was largely attended.
Mr.. Enselio A. Morales, the new min
lister from Panama. arrived i'm New YORK
yesterday and will come to this city next
Friday.
Mrs. Thurlow Gordon will be at home
at the Aiwyn tomorrow afternoon from
1870 until for the last time this sea
son. She will have with her Miss Cath
crime Huntington of Boston and Ley
ington, Mass.
Mrs. William Writ Dixon. who snent
the past season at the Willard. gave a
buffet breakfast there today in the red
parlor. as farewell compliment to
Mrs. Crosby, wife of Col. W. D. Crosby
stationed for some time e' at nI the e seen
diers Home here and has lately
been ordered to Fort Sam Hons
ton. Texas. The parlor was adorned with
spring flowers. as was the buffet table,
Among the guests were the wives IF
tives. and Mrs. Leonard Wood Mrs
AinsWOrth Mrs Duvau NJ. r