Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-16
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
WHITE HOUSE ENTERTAINS
SEVERAL GUESTS TODAY.
Recent Weddings and Others in
the Near Future-Travel
Plans

Prof Stockton Arson of Princeton.
brother of Mrs. Wilson, is with her on a
visit until tomorrow.
Miss Beatrice Jones of New York is
another White House guest today.
Mrs. Wilson will attend meeting to-
night at the home of Mr.. Arthur Jeffrey
Parsons.
Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Daniels are the
cabinet hoStesSes who are likely to be
at the capital for most of the summer.
or at least their absences from their
homes here will be but temporary. Mrs
Burleson, Mrs. Garrison and Mrs. Hous-
ton are already out of town. the first
named, with her two daughters, at Fort
Monroe: Mrs. Houston is on her way to
Marthas Vineyard, Mass, with her chill
dren for the summer, and Mrs. Garrison
is In New York. She expects to accom-
pany the Secretary of War when he
starts on army inspection trips. They
will not take possession of their recently
leased Connecticut avenue house until
next fall. Neither will the family Of the
Secretary of Labor, who will remain at
their Pennsylvania home until cool
weather. Mrs Redfield is up in Canada
on a visit to her married daughter.
The Russian ambassador and Nine Bakh-
meter left yesterday afternoon for New
York. where they will spend few days
before going to Newport for the summer.
They will be joined later in the week by
the members of the embassy who are still
in Washington.
Miss Natalie Jerrold Kelley and Mr..
Thomas Nick. Cook of Pittsburgh will be
married Saturday. July 10. at Orchard
Lane. York Harbor, Me- the country
place of her parents Commander and
Mrs j. D. Jerrold Kelley. The bride
elect has many friends in this city.
DR.. Abram Simon leaves tomorrow for
Akron. Ohio, where he will deliver the
baccalaureate address at Buchtel Col
lege.
Dr. and Mrs J. r. Walton gave a
birthday dance in honor of their daugh-
ter Constance Saturday evening, at
Studio Hail. 1919 Connecticut avenue
The hall was decorated with flags and
cut flowers Among those present were
Misses Lillian Fraser. Rachael Young
Sophie Young, Marguerite Clark, Gene
We've Nickel, Dorothy Rawlings. Buelan
Smith. Mildred O'Neil. Roberta McWade
Dora Hine, Dorothy Lewis. Alice John
Frances Brett, Lola Miller. Louisa Dun
bar. Messrs. Craig Shipley, Cyril Miller,
Edwin Dyer, Charles Bell, Shippers Helm.
Richard Cole. Uric Mengert, Leslie
Brown Edwin Lewis, Esher Wines. Will
liam Gibson. Wilder Tomlinson. Gilbert
Miller, Kenneth Littauer. Ricardo Zap
pone, Francis Collier. James Dalis. DR..
and Mrs. Walton We're assisted by Mr..
and Mrs Hugh Fred and the Misses
Humphrey.
Miss Lillian Van Ficklen. daughter of
Mrs. ]. Ludwig Van Ficklen. of Park
vile, n. Y, was married to Mr.. James
McTwiggen, u. S. NJ, yesterday at
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groom's mother. Mrs. Mary McTwiggen,
at 10 D street southeast. in the presence
of relatives and friends, Rev. William
Oscar Roome officiating.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by Mr.. Thomas McTwiggen. wore gown
of white chantilly lace and carried a
white prayer book, from which hung a
shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Helen McTwiggen, sister of the
bridegroom. who was the brides only at
tendant, wore a white satin gown and
carried white Killarney roses.
The house was decorated with p. nix and
white blossoms and palms.
An informal reception followed and
later in the afternoon Mr.. McTwiggen
and his bride left for northern wedding
trip. The bride travelled in navy blue
serge and a hat of the same shade. They
will make their home in Parkville, N. Y.
Miss Leila Wilson Hodgkin and Mr.
Frederic Edwin Hand were quietly
married Saturday afternoon by Rev. DR..
James Shera Montgomery at his resi-
dence, 800 c street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hand have gone on a
short tour in the cast AID later will
be at home at $40 keoKuk street
Chevy Chase.
Mrs Hand is the daughter of air and
Mrs. Charles E. Hodgkin of this city
Mr. Franklin Harvey Head of Chicago
4 npl,
marriage of his daughter, Eliza beth
Palmer. and Mr.. Merrill Edwards
Gates Saturday, June II. at Three Banks
| street, Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Gates will
be at home after October 20, at 1905
Rhode Island avenue.
The wedding of Miss Susanna Carroll
and Mai. John Phillip Hill of Baltimore
| which was to have taken place Satur-
| day. June %. at the home of the bride
| mother. Mrs. John Howell Carroll, New
York city. has been postponed until fall
on account of the illness of Miss Carroll
The engagement of the couple was an
nounced last month. Maj. Hill is the
United States district attorney for Balti-
| more where he and his bride will reside
after their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean and
their young son arrived yesterday at
Black Point farm. near Newport. r. l.,
| which they have rented from Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Norman.
Mrs. Jesse d. Brown of this city is the
guest of her mother. Mrs. George Harton
Singer, of Harton Hale, Edgeworth, Pa,
| where she will spend the summer. Mrs
| Singer gave a large card party last week
| at the Allegheny Country Club for her
daughter.
A tea and sale in the interests of the
Working Boys Home will be held at
| the residence of Rev. Thomas s.
Childs, Chevy Chase. Wednesday after
noon beginning at o'clock.
| Assisting will be Mrs. George III
lChase Mrs. Richard Harlow, Mrs Perry
/ Johnson Mrs Walter Tuckerman Mrs