Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-16
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. WILSON'S SECOND GARDEN
PARTY Is ON TODAY.
East Room Dance for the Presidents
Daughters and Guests.
Notes.

Mrs Wilson'S second garden party il
scheduled for today, but the hospitality
as has often been necessary before To-
sim lar events. will be changed to al
indoor party if the elements are not pro
pltious. The guests at the White House
are remaining over for the party today
and also participated in the east room
dance last night. the\first LARGE one which
the Misses Wilson have enjoyed In thai
historic apartment. \ buffet supper il
the east room and. of course. the music
of the Marine Band were features ot
last evenings pleasure.
The members of the Federation of Arts
the regent and vice regents of the Mount
Vernon association, foreign ministers and
families and members OF the Senate and
House are included in the invitations t.
the garden party at the White House to-
day.
Manolita +. Fumes. director of "A Spanish
choir, and its members will give a concert
at the White House tonight at SO foi
the President and Mrs. Wilson and then
house guests.
Miss Mcdonald of Princeton. \. J..
has Joined the other White House guests
The Argentine minister left yesterday
to attend the Pan-Amercan dinner In
New York. and Nine Naon and the chill
dren of the family went to Buena Vista
where they have taken cottage for the
spring. The min ster Will join them there
later in the season.
Miss Nellie Grant. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse r. Grant and granddaughter
of the late Pres dent Grant, and Lieut.
Commander William Pigsott Cronan, l..
S. N. We're married yesterday in Sar
Francisco by a justice of the peace, with
only the clerk O: the court as witness, ac-
cordins to a dispatch from California
Lieut.. Commander Cronan and his bride
returned to the Grant home for luncheon
The bride wore a navy blue travelling suit
and a small blue walking hat, white
gloves and corsage of orchids. She gave
her age as thirty-one, and Lieut. Com
mander Cronan gave his tn rty-four.
After a brief honeymoon trip they will
come east and 20 to Annapolis, where
Lieut.. Commander Cronans torpedo boat
destroyer. the Jewett is stationed.
Until the arrival of the naval officer
from the east tuesday his fancee had
not seen him for five years. They have
known each other since childhood. but
had become engaged by letter. and had
not met since.
Mrs. William r. Howard of Baltimore
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Chatard of this city. will
sail from New York May 30 for Paris,
where they will spend several weeks be-
fore going to D.nard for the summer
Formal announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Ethel Mccormick daughter
of Mrs. Isaac +. Emerson. formerly Mrs.
Anne Preston Mccormick. and Francis
Fl. McAdoo, son of William q. McAdoo.
Secretary of the Treasury, will, it is said
be made at a dinner party to be given to
night at the home of Capt. and Mrs
Emerson. Brooklandwood, IN the Greer
Spring valley, Md.
When Mrs Emerson was Mrs McCor-
mick she and her two children spent
much of their time at Irvington-cn-th the
Hudson. where the McAdoos spent their
summers.
Francis Huger McAdoo is a graduate
of Princeton University, and is now
studying law at the Columbia Law
School, New York, and will be graduated
next month
Miss McCormick's stepfather Mr.
Emerson, is the father of Mrs. Alfred CT
Vanderbilt. formerly Mrs. Smith Mckim
and the latter was close friend of Mrs
Mccormick before she became her step
mother.
Miss Dolorita O'Gorman, the beau
tiful daughter of Senator and Mrs
O'Gorman, yesterday obtained license
to marry John Anthony Maher in New
~
marriage license bureau with a show
Of nervousness, but as soon as they
disclosed their identity City Clerk
Scully, head of the bureau. was sum-
moned and put them at ease by issuing
the license himself.
Miss OGorman said her age is
twenty-four. Mr.. Maher gave his age
as twenty-siX. He is a broker and
lives at Mount Norris Park. He is the
son of Edward Maher and Jane Tier
ney Maher
The wedding will take place at st.
Ignatius Loyola Church May "a. Mon
signor McCreedy will perform the
ceremony. A reception will follow in
the OGorman residence, 318 West
108th street.
The brides sister. Miss Alice O'Gor-
man. will be her only attendant and
Daniel F. Mcmahon will serve as best
man.
The second spring dance for the mem
bers and guests of the Columbia Country
Club will be given tomorrow night. The
first spring dance, held last Saturday. was
such Il success that the House committee
has decided to hold a dinner and dance
every Saturday evening during the sum-
mer.
Mrs. L. ID. Underwood entertained a
party of friends today at tea. whist fol-
lowing, at the Columbia Country Club.
Gen. and Mrs. Dunwoody announce the
marriage of their. daughter Ellen TO Mr..
Howard Waltham hester of Geneva. n.
Y, Wednesday, May II. at the home of
the brides aunt. Mrs. William Finley
Shugert, 1922 31st street. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. James j. II.
Blake of Christ Church, Georgetown. Ow-
ing to the recent illness of Gen. Dun
woody the invitations We're limited to
relatives and a few intimate friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward b. Eynon, jr. en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the Co
lumbia Country Club. MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam J. Eynon, Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair and