Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-04
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SMART TOILETS WORN BY MRS.
WILSON AND DAUGHTERS.
A Family Dinner Party a Pleasing
Event-Other
Notes.

All the woman world is Interested in
the gowns worn by the wife of the Presi-
dent, his daughters and other relatives
today at the inaugural ceremonies.
Mvs Wilson chose for her first appear
aTc" in plt3ic at the capital a spring
ccStr:3c of tan cloth trimmed with
golden brown ribbed silk 1t had
smart jacket in modish length and simple
lines. Her small hat was in the same
colofines ana was exceedingly becoming.
Miss Margaret Wilson, the Miss Wiz
SON of this administration, eldest Of the
three daughters is a musician and has
fine soprano voice. She has but re-
Gently given up her musical studies,
thouch it IS expected she will shortly re-
sumo them under a fore.sn resident
teacher. She wore today a coat of silk
poplin IN blue, with a blue hat with taupe
feathers and also trimmed with cmbroid-
cred ribbon.
MSS Jessie Woodrow Wilson. the sec
end daughter of the household. is active
Is interested in social service problems.
She has worked in the settlement dis
tricts Of Philadelphia for the last three
years. sharing the interest that city had
for her with her younger sister, who
was until recently a student at the
Pennsylvania Academy OF Fine Arts.
Miss Jessie Wilson wore today laven-
DEF broaccloth dress, trimmed with silk
and chiffon. \ becoming touch was the
wide lace collar. Her small hat was of
lavender silk ard was trimmed with
shaded feather.
Miss Eleanor Wilson. the youngest of
the group, who inherits her mother
artistic. tastes, wore Il bright blue cloth
drcss. with coat III broc3ded silk the
same shade. Her hat was of blue straw
vii II III shaded a. TINS
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, u niece
o. ;!ie President, wore a gray-corded silk
Dress. aad gray hat With red feather
Mrs Annie NJ s.ove OF Phiiadelphia.
sister OF the President, WAS dressed in
black oharmeuse. with n coat Of bls *
p"plin. Her back straw hat was trimmed
IN shaded blue and gray feathers.
Her daughter. Mrs. Perrin G. cothran,
also of Philadelphia. ani mother OF Jo-
sephIne Cothran. who Is to be the White
House baby was dressed In green char
meuse and smart coat. shaded III the
same tones. Her hst of black straw
had a rod'sh thinning of rose and taupc
shaded pumes.
The Pres,dert-o.,e: and Mrs. VII
son and the Msaes Wilson wee
cn;", aiit.d at dinner last night In tn"
gold room Of the Snore''asii Hotel 10y AIR.
Wilson'S cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. John y.
WILSON There were also ~ table Mrs.
Annie Howe. Mis- Buues Nj. aad Mrs.
Joseph Wilson. Mr., a;td Mrs. Alfred vii
son. Mss Elizabeth Wilson MI Waynt
Bicakley, Nh, and Mis-. John McC. vii
son, Nj, and MIS-. William Mc'., Wilson
Miss Elizabeth Met Wilson, Mrs 3.
\, Leach. Mrs, EoSer ..ee.. Mrs.
W. ". Stark. Mrs. Perrin Cothran.
Nj. Edwin Stark. Miss Alice Wilson.
Mir. nid Mrs, john \. Wilson. Mrs.
Luce Ar. and Mrs, t'enn. D.. Ashley
and Mrs. MaoCoy.
.Hira. Massare, j.. King announces
! riet Isabel. and MIR. John G. I.erch of
! New York city. formerly of this city.
west, Is entertaining Mrs. Rose NJ. KEEL
soy Of Fort Plain, y. Y, and Miss DE
Elite Stemple Of Madison. Wis. After
! the inaugu"ation they will Wis.,, reia-
Miss .:temrla lag ncen employed In
the reclamation se:v lee y the west Tor
the past seven Years. aud fcsiEned her
chief electrical engineer at Los An
geles In October. 1872.
Mrs. Robert A. Linden ana daughter,
Miss Marion Linden. OF New York city.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A..
Fernald OF Shepherd street this week.
Mr. Is. y, Enlo~. state comm ;ssioner of
railroads. and NJ =. Enioe of Nashville,
brother. nj. T.. II. AshynTth, 2.'21 Abe
marie street Northwest,
ai.s Walter W.nne 1.id Mr and Mrs
CTS stt:dd or f;i@hmo:io. Va. and Mrs
t.:i1-acth J.. r.delen ~ Westmo-eland.
Va, Gre the guests of Mrs. Ashton Todc
Of Calvert street.
Mrs Julia A. Floyd and her son, Thur
man C. FLOYD, and her brother, john S.
Fisher of McGhtesport. Md are stopping
with her daughtcr. Mrs. Zoe r. Thon1p-
son of 1of Park place northeast. this
week.
Miss Flora Wilson gave luncheon
yesterday at the New Willard her
guests being Nine. pexef Sonora Dnna
Luz McndeE. Senorita Ramona I.efeyrc,
Mime. Christian HauGc. Mrs. Dickinson
tWifc of the former Secretary of Wa"h.
Mrs. Claude Swanson. Mrs. Charles
Thomas. Mrs. Henry +. Dinoch. Mrs
Iioriick Of Paris Mrs. De Witt 'Falma"e.
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar. Mrs. IIor
ace Bennett Of Denver. Mrs. Ritchic of
Denver. Airs. Perry Heath. Miss Marie
Brice of New York. Mrs. Elmer Black
of New York. Mrs. George w. Fair
child, Miss Grace Allcn OF Asheville
n. G: Mr.. \. W. harris OF New York.
Mrs. Benjamin Micou, Airs. Charles Mc-
EenneN Airs Ronald French OF London
and AIRS William Galley Horton of
Bulfalo.
Col. aud Mrs Robert Craig have a
large house party this week consisting Of
the Misses Robinson and Miss Minshall
of Indiana. Mr.. John Lawrence Hutton.
Mr.. Carlton Rikcr. Mr. Samuel s. Stay
maker. and the MeSSrS. po1ald AMI Alex
andr- Craig al! II Princeton. and MIR
Bev.rl@ EeEnun Sinc!f5t - Virginia.
R..l,rcsentativc anG Mrs. Ira e coiicx
of iiliu"s. who arc ou;';.' lining = lar.e
I.irtN Tor the inau glsrs,tiun celebrated
their Wedding anniversary last night with
u Dime, party 1T their nome on X street
Mis-; Ftuth Nilletf daughter of Mrs
Frank g. Nillett. and Mr.. Charles Hen
ley. both Of this city, were married last
week in Alexandria. being accompanied
there b: Mrs. Rooster. sister of the
bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Donney of the
Willard had in their box last night at
the National. Lord Balnabadock of
Scotland. Senator and Mrs \. Il. Cum
MINIS. Dr. and Mrs. l. W ReieinGer.
Miss Temple and Mss q Nome
Dr end Mrs. = oil reech Ire esa
tc-t;,iiiiftG 20. the refrigeration Ms
:t"r::.r N S,i3;.Gir or ,NilUlin-tou Del
Nlre. E'rant :; pbc' q New York ana
30 ttev. ticdd :. =. czech of Phillips
hG~g. n J. AIRS. Sharks is the wife Of
t'ol. Sharks % Gov. Miller's staff oe
DciaWa
Senator and Mrs MARITIME entertained
at dinner las. nisht in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Davis of Lakewood. y.
J.. who are house guests of DIR. and Mrs
Birdsall The dinner was served at the