Evening star., 1913-12-02

at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Wilson. accompanied by Miss Will
son, Miss Eleanor Wilson, Miss Bones and
Miss Hasncr. WAS ut the Capitol this
morning. Mrs. Wilson will attend the
Boston Symphony this afternoon, and will
have Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Davies. Miss
Wilson and Miss Bones in her box. To-
night she will so to Rauschcr's to attend
d meeting OF the Associated Charities
Miss Ruth LarDer. who viii DC among
the bridesmaids at the wedding tomorrow
afternoon ut st. Thomas Church of Miss
Elizabeth {. Noycs and Mr.. John Mil
liam Thompson, entertained the bride to-
be and her attendants at Il luncheon
TO-DAY.
Additional guests were Miss Ruth
Hitchcock. Miss Frances Carpenter. Miss
Du Bose and Miss Florence Woodmansee
OF Cincinnati house guest of Mrs Ross
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore w Moves en-
tertained the couple and the entire bridal
party at box party last night at the
New Willard. Tonight, following the
wedding rehearsal. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Thompson will entertain ut supper
The Secretary OF the Navy entertained
at dinner last night. having as guests
Rear Admiral J. NJ. Helm, commandant
OF the Charleston navy yard; Capt. H.
+. Jones conmandaDt of the Washing
ton navy yard ,apt. {. G. Rogers. COM
! mandant OF the Portsmouth navy yard:
Capt Roger Wells, commanding the ma
val training station at Newport; Capt.
c. K. Clark. conmandant at the great
lakes training station: Capt. d. w Coff-
man, commandant of the Boston navy
yard; Capt Albert Gleaves. commandant
OF the New York navy yard: Capt w.
nflanf nc 10 pnjla1al-
pha navy yard: Commander A. H.
Scales. stationed at st. Helena, Van
couver, Il. c.; Commander G. w. Will
liamS, inspector OF ordnance, in charge
B. c. Bryan, director Of the navy yard.
and Capt. a. G. Winterhalter aid for
material.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Gar
rison entertained at dinner last night at
the New Willard followed by theater
party, IN compliment to their house
guests. Mrs. George Leary and Mr.. Pas
kus of New York.
Secretary and Mrs. Garrison are
giving a dinner tonight for the officers
who accompanied them on their recent
trip to Panama.
Mr.. Leary will arrive today to join his
wife at the Garrison home
Mrs Garrison will be at home to-
morrow afternoon to callers.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Redfield entertained at dinner last night
when their guests were the Assistant
Secretary of War and Mrs. Breckin
ridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee Thurman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armat.
Mrs Redfield will receive informally
tomorrow afternoon
The Postmaster General and Mrs Bur
.arfa iDfnrpnaIlx- ~
last night in honor of Mr.. Alexander NJ
Dockery the third assistant postmaster
general.
Mrs Blr,eson will be at home tonor-
row.
The assistant secretary OF state and
Mrs Osborne entertained at dinner last
night the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Bryan, Mrs. Richard Hargraves and Mrs.
Osborne's mother, Mrs. Smith of ken-
lucky.
After the dinner Mr.. and AIRS Osborne
took their guests to the theater.
the Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels leave tonight on the Dolphin for
Norfolk, where the Secretary will be the
guest OF honor at Il dinner to be given by
the chamber of commerce of that city to-
morrow night. While III Norfolk the Sec
retary and his wife will be the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Barton Meyers, and
they will be entertained tomorrow at
luncheon by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Royster
Mrs Emma Fl. Donnelly sailed yester-
day from New York for Panama to visit
her son, J. w Donnelly, who is located
in Empire.
Senator and Mrs. Fletcher accompanied
their son-in-law and daughter Mr. Lionel
Smith-Gordon and Mrs. Smith Gordon,
after the wedding yesterday TO the sta
ton, as did the groomsmen at the cere-
mony and matron of honor, Messrs Gov
entry and Wilson of Toronto, Canada,
and Mrs. Kemp, sister OF the bride. The
brides travelling dress, of dark green
duvetyn trimmed with fitch, and hat of
green velvet and fitch fur were exceed
ingly becoming. The marriage ceremony.
at which Rev. L. G. B. Pierce officiated
was at All Souls Church. The church was
well filed, but the couple entered and de-
parted by the vestry door. A beautiful
decoration of chrysanthemums and palms
was in place about the platform and or
gan gallery.
Mr. and Mrs Lionel Smith Gordon sailed
today for southern Europe and will spend