Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-21

AsTER vINsoN MCLEAN, WHO ARE
"a RESORT.
will be performed in the Baltimore Ca
bons will be the officiating prelate. The
bride will have one attendant only, her
niece. Miss Leslie Douglas Prick. The
wedding breakfast will follow at the
Stafford Hotel.
The young couple will take an apart
ment at the Ritz-Carlton, New York. for
the winter. They will likely make this
| their headquarters in America. They
will open the dukes home in Paris at
the close of the season here. Then they
will go to Rome and to Monte Carlo.
where the dukes mother. the Princess OF
Monaco. lives. They will also visit the
dukes place in Mexico.
Further gossipy facts relating to the
couple in the Baltimore Sun today re-
ported that Miss Wise is preparing to
be received into the Catholic Church. A
special dispensation to marry in Lent.
when marriages are not usually cele-
brated, has been granted by the cardinal.
Since arriving in Baltimore Saturday
last Miss Wise has spent most OF her
has had a number of invitations to
dances and teas. Hundreds of friends
have visited her. She has been busy ar
ranging for her trousseau. All Of her
|
ring, a marquise with twenty-five large
diamonds. The ring nearly covers the
| finger.
Miss Wise is one of four handsome SIS
| ters. Besides Mrs F'rick they are Miss
! Julia Wise and Mrs. Josiah Macy of
Morristown, \. J. Capt. Frederic Wise.
Z. S. N. and John Wise of Chicago are
her brothers. They are children OF the
late Capt. Frederick May Wise.
| The duke will inherit large estate
and will be wealthy in his own name. He
| is thirty-fve years old.
ma of Miss Kathleen Beresford, eldest
daughter of Lord Charles Beresford, and
Gen. Edmund Blacque Pacha, son of the
| we'll known Turkish diplomatist. who
died when he was Turkish minister at
Washington. Blacque Pacha returned to
Vienna, where he is very popular in dip
| lomatic and social circles, two months
ago to resume his duties as military at
tache. He met his fiancee at the home OF
his brother, .Blacque Bey, first secretary
of the Turkish embassy in Vienna, who
! married an American woman.
Mrs. Orlando Smith and Miss Lanette
Smith will receive Wednesdays, January
| % % and February s.
| Owing to the illness of her daughter
Mrs. Fred w. Holt has returned to this
| city from Key West Fla, and is now at
the home of her parents. $500 18th street.
Invitations are out for the fourth an
nual prom Of the Collegiate Club, which
will be held on Washington's birthday,
at the Elks' Hall, 800 H street northwest.
Messrs. NJ. H. Konigsberg. chairman: H.
| o. Sandberg and ]. Watskey form the
entertainment committee.
| Miss Kitty Belt of Warrenton, Va, is
visiting at the Donald, 18th and K streets,
! for a week.
A masquerade party was given Friday
evening last at the home of Miss Mae
Hilton. Many games were played and
later refreshments were served.
| Mrs. Edward Wenk will be pleased to
see her friends at $40 Kenyon street
northwest, where she is the guest Of Mrs.
]. e. Leaman.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Lincoln sailed
from New York today on the Cedric for
Europe. After visit on the Riviera
they will tour the continent
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. wertz have taken
an apartment at the Portland for the
| winter, where Mrs. WertZ will be pleased
| to see her friends Wednesdays.
| Representative and Mrs. James NJ.
| Gudger. jr., of North Caroline and Rep
resentative and Mrs. John w. Langley of
Kentucky were joint hosts and hostesses
| last night at a most enjoyable reception
| at the Congressional Club. The rooms
were prettily decorated with southern
ed during the reception and for the dane
F! ing which followed A buffet supper was
| served. Representative and Mrs. James
Hughes of West Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Langley and Miss Frances Oates. Miss
Arbogast and Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Rollins
of Asheville n. c., house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Gudger and Mr.. and Mrs
| Langley, assisted in receiving. Mrs.
| Gudger was gowned in white satin bro
| caded in blue velvet, with the upper
bodice of shadow lace. and Mrs. Langley
was in pink charmeuse and pink chiffon.
Mrs. Hughes wore black velvet as did
Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Thomas Langley
was in white charmeuse and lace, and
Mrs. Rollins in black. Miss Oates wore
white and Miss Arbogast pink char
from congressional and resident society.
At the ball given at Columbus, Ohio.
last week following the Inauguration OF
Gov. Cox. the latter had his mother. Mrs.
Eliza Cox, receiving with him. Citizens
made the introductions to the governor,
his mother and Mrs. J. Q. Baker. the
governors sister: Mr.. Herbert B. Halli
day introduced Miss Helen Cox. the gov
errors daughter: Mr.. ]. l.. Vance, jr.. in
troduced Miss Genevieve Clark, daugh-
ter of Speaker Champ Clark. and Mr..
Arthur I. Vorys introduced Mrs. Tim
othy T. Ansberry, wife of Representative
Ansberry.
Mrs. Ansberry wore blue and gold
changeable brocaded satin. and her flow
ers were small yellow rosebuds and mig
nonettes, and Miss Genevieve Clark wore
pink lowered chiffon and carried pink
Killarney roses.
The same party assisted Gov. Cox at
the reception Immediately following his
Inauguration and which was held in the
senate chamber of the state capitol. In
addition sixty-one prominent society
women of the state and its capital city
assisted as hostesses.
Mrs. Miles Poindexter, Mrs. Obadiah
Gardner, Mrs. Dorsey w. Shackelford,
Mrs Wells Mrs, Ezekiel Gambler, Mrs.