Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
GENERAL AND PERSONAL
PLANS AND HAPPENINGS.
Garden Party at Single 0ak-Wed-
dings Of Today.
Notes.

Miss Margaret Wilson and Miss
Eleanor Wilson. who have been out of
town Tor several days, have returned
to the White House.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels gave charming entertainment
yesterday AT Single Oak, where they wei
coined the officers Of the navy stationed
IN and around the capital. and their
wives, to a garden party in compliment
to the Admiral OF the Navy ard Mrs.
Dewey. The company was q delightful
one and the quality of hospitality quite as
perfect as the weather Tae host and
hostess, whose invitations reached nearly
-ooo persons. and the honor guests re
ceiVed beneath the name tree on the
place. The tea table was laid under a
far-spreading cherry tree Southern
pound cake, tea biscuits and other dan-
ties offered at similar parties IN North
Carolina. were features in its supply.
cane jasmine blooms adorned the house
and tea table. with sweet peas and roses.
Mrs. Basiey. mother of the hostess and
her young daughters. the Misses Bag
ley, We're the ass stants of the afternoon.
as was Mrs. w. I'll. Baeiey of Raleigh. y.
G.. house guest.
Secretary Daniels boys We're also ac.
compiished DIS to their parents. whose
omclal helpers in a similar pleasant
duty We're the officers OF the Dolphin.
The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
wives. the navy attaches of foreign lega-
tons and embassies. the Cuban officers
who came to this country to attend the
memorial ceremonies of the Maine. the
Japanese officers now in this country
and the members Of the naval affairs
committees Of both senate and House
wee among the guests
The Marine Band played on the lawn
Mrs. Daniels wore ack and white
chiffon, and her hat was trimmed with
lat
white chiffon, and a white and violet
hat Mrs. Basiey was in gray char
meuse. with which she wore "A gray
and mauve toquc Miss Bagley wore
white leghorn hat trimmed with blue.
and Miss Ethel Bagley was in a white
lingerie gown and a pink hat
Miss Lizzie Hopkins daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank .. Hopkins
and MI. Willard Raymond Douglas were
married, in the y. essence Of large COM
pany. at .he Takoma Park Presbyterian
Nd, at noon today. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Thomas 4. Clark, pas
tor of the church.
The church was decorated with foliage,
ceded Up the center aisle By number
of her girl friends. al dressed III white
and carrying daisies. As the wedding
march was rendered by Mr.. Walter
Wakefield. the bridal party entered the
church The bride was attended by her
sister. Ms. Joshua ]. Skinner. who was
nlatron Of honor. The ushels We're Mr..
William W. Dudle:', Mr.. j. j Skinner,
DR.. A. y Wilson and Mr.. Alvin King.
Mr. Frank JOY Hopkins. brother of the
j: ide. was best man. The bride was es-
ccrted By her father Mr.. + ank u. Hop
kins. The bride was attired in a French
blue travelling suit with hat to match.
and carried large bouquet of bride
nc. .-n,, of II
embroidered robe with lace hat and
ca led a bouquet OF Killarney roses.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas left for the north.
where they viii spend their HONEYMOON.
later making their home III Philadelphia.
where the groom is connected in bust
ress. The bride is a member of the
Takoma Presbyterian Church and is very
popular in social 81: Cles III that suburb.
Mr. Douglas is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. NJ Douglas. Al the home of TIE
bride. Sc Eastern avenue, the large and
handsome collection of wedding presents.
including cut glass, silver. bric-a-brac,
etc. were displayed
An auction sale and tea wifi be held
at the Gentlewomen'e League tomorrow
afternoon. Mrs William Jennings Bryan
and Mrs. Franklin Lane VIII preside at
the tea table Miss Dorothy Anderson.
Miss Desha Allen. Miss Ruth Andersen,
Miss Dubois and Mrs John Dunlop will
assist. Messrs. George II. Calvert. jr..
Frederick B. Hyde George Nj nnege-
rode and Carr Rakemann will act auc-
tioneers Among the articles TO be
disposed of before the league moves TO
larger quarters are rare laces, historic
silver. old pewter fine eTbro!deres. etc
The officers and board % the league are
Mrs. Randall Hoes, president. Miss Ann
bier. vice president; Mrs j. H. Ralston.
recording secretary: Miss Rosaiie Van
Dyke Johns, corresponding secretary.
c. E. Clapp. Mrs. J. S. Galland Miss
Gouverne,:r Mrs Griffith Nj s. r. y.
Heaton. Mrs Thomas w lockwood. ir..
Mrs. +. Lee Morgan. Mrs 6. T. Porter,
Mrs. s. ]. Kicks Miss n. 7. Tiffey. Mrs.
H S. Turner. Miss II T. Chancellor.
Mrs Ryan Devereux Mrs Edward Cohen,
Mrs. Rose Perry. Mrs William Sinclair.
Mrs. Waiter Hutchins. Mss X. q. Colt.
Mrs. Zane and Mrs. Katherine Atterbury
Era stow.
The marriage Of Miss Carrie Mae
Reeves OF Wayneshura,. Pa. AMI Mr.
Harry Schultz of tbs city, tcok
Church. 18th ana Z streets south
east The ceremony was performed by
the pastor Rev. William NJ Lyon. The
wedding march vas played by Miss Lir-
zah Lyon. The bride. who was given in
marriase by her brother-in-law. Mr. j.
y
dress of Whit charmeuse, trimmed in
shadow lace and crystal Her veil had
Breton cap fastened with a wreath OF
lilies of the valley. Her ONLY ornament
was diamond pen~ant gift of the
groom. She carried a shower bouquet of
bride roses and lilies of tie valley. Miss
Emma Schultz of Annapolis. Md. sister
of the groom. acted as bridesmaid. and
wore pink charmeuse a ared in white
chiffon. and carried pink roses Little
Miss Margaret Lyon was flower girl j
Harry Hynes of this city was best man.
The ushers Were Haswell Maeruder.
John MCGEE. Charles Burton and Eddie
Schultz. all of thiS.ci The church was
tastefully decorated with large palms ami
cut flowers. After a short trip Nh. and
Mrs Schultz will be at home at 6l2 Ra-
leigh place. Congress Heights. D. c.
Rev Walter Williams of Grace Episco-
pal Church performed the marriage &c, e.
mony last night for Miss Ethel Smith and
Mr. Albert -. Sheppard of Baltimore at
the home Of the br. des parents Mr. and
Mrs J. Yeatman Smith. Palms and ferns
mingled with pink and white peonies
adoI ned the house. In tie bridal party
preceding the bride and her <ather TO the
drawing room were Miss SalIie f. Lacy
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