Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-03
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER AND
HER FIANCE AT CHURCH.
Weddings Here and Elsewhere Of
Interest-Other Events.
Notes.

| Miss Jessie Wilson and Mr.. Francis B.
SayTe went to church yesterday together
and chose ST. johns q S the scene Of their
deyotions They have grown accustomed
TO being IL objects OF very close scrutiny
on the part of those who recognize, them
and betrayed no concern whatever about
the polite. even if concentrated, atten-
ton of those hear them in church, and
afterward on their way back TO the
White House.
Interesting details Of the future resi-
delice Of The couple IT Williamstown.
Mass, where they will make their home
after returning from their honeymoon
journey and from White House visit,
are being shared by the reading world.
The two-Story cottage is painted white
and has a nice lawn and shruDbery. 1t
is double house, with Enclosed porticoes.
The living accommodations are ample
land there are several guest rooms. The
Berkshire hills will probably be white
with SHOW when the couple reach the
place, and the vines and trees, now in
( their autumnal glory. will be vind-swept
and bare.
Miss Margaret wilson viii be entertained
at luncheon Wednesday, before returning
here, by Miss Gladys Mccarthy, at the
Union League Club, Philadelphia. The
Miss elizabeth Patton, with whom Miss
| Wilson. will stay while in Philadelphia.
! The marriage of Miss Nell Fletcher.
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Fletcher
! OF Florida, and Mr.. Lionel Smith-Gordon.
eldest of Sir Lionel Smith-Gordon of
| Alderhoit Lodge. Salisbury, England, Will
| take place Monday, December /. at Ali
Souls Church. 1t will be an afternoon
wedding. but the hour and the place of
the receptions, if ono be s,iver.. are not as
yet fully determined. Ii q reception is
held it will be at the Congressional Club,
| of which Mrs. Fletcher is president.
Mr.. L. S Grant Sharp announces the
engagement of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sharp Petit, and Prof. Stimson Brown
of the United States Navy. The an
nouncemelrt will be of interest to many
navy circles. The wedding will take
place in the near future
The engagement of Miss Robyn Young,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson ID.
Young. and MIR. Edwin A. Peoples of
terday. will end with their wedding
Ishortly after Christmas. Mr.. Peoples is
one of the most prominent of Atlanta :
citizens in the business world. lie is the
son of the late CincinnatuS Peoples, who
was a distinguished iurist. He is Il
brother of Messrs. Henry, Thomas j. and
Howell Peoples and Mrs. Mary p. Cool
edge. He belongs to all the leading clubs
in his home city.
Miss Faith Simpkins and Walter Tufts,
jr., are to be married on the 10Th of No
vember ut Beverly Farms, Massachusetts.
Miss Simpkins will be one of the attend.
ants at the wedding ten days earlier, in
Trinity Church. Boston, of Miss Mary
Tufts, the elder sister of the bridegroom
elect, and Mr.. Alexander Strong. The
engagement of Miss SmpkinS and Mr..
Tufts was announced in April by Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel S. Simpkns. the brides
parents, who, like herself, have wide
circle of acquaintance in the city. Mr..
Tufts graduated from Harvard last June,
when he was one of the Beck hosts. Miss
Simpkins brothers are N. S. S:mpkins, jr..
who married Miss olivia Thorndike; Mr..
John and Mr. Willard Simpkins. -Lrs.
Bayard Thayer is an aunt.
Mr.. Francis B. Sayre has returned to
New York after a three-day stay at
The White House.
Mrs Wilson received Mrs Marshall
and the cabinet ladies this morning,
resuming custom of last spring.
This afternoon at 80 Mrs. Wilson
will receive the French ambassador
| and Nine. Jusserand, and at . u few
| callers by appoin tment including the
the Ncedleworll Guild OF America. Mrs
Wilson is Il member of the New Jer-
sey branch of the guild.
! A very pretty home wedding took place
| today at 1 o'clock when Miss Marguerite
| +. Bouck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
| HaSer Bouck, became the bride of Mr.
Hurlbut G. Winfield. The ceremony was
! pc: formed in the drawing room of the
brides home by the Rev. +. l.. Hubbard
| of Baltimore amid an effective. decora-
| ton of white chrysanthemums and palms.
| Inc pride wore Il gown of white satin
charmeuse trimmed with chantilly lace
| and pearls, and ca: Red shower of bride
| roses and valley lilies. Miss Katherine
| Bouck, the brides sister, was her only at
| tendant. Her gown was of white satin
and her bouquet of bridesmaid roses. Mr..
! Edward r. Erwin was best man.
! A reception followed and later Mr.. and
| Mrs. Winfield left for their wedding trip,
the latter wearing suit of blue cloth
with blue velvet hat to match.
/ They Will reside ut 4SO1 Wisconsin ave
nue. on their return. The brides sister,
Mrs. Richard w. Ellis. of New York, was
among the out-of-t0wn guests present ut
| the ceremony.
| Brig. Gen. Butler d. Price L. S. A.,
and Mrs. Price, who have been spending
| the summer and d portion of the fall at
| Jamestown, Il. l., have returned to the
city and opened their apartment at the
| Cairo.
| Miss Ethel Weber of Syracuse; \. Y,
| is visiting Mrs. Il. Archibald Meatyard
| for an indefinite stay.
| Former Senator and Mrs. George Pea
body Wetmore of Rhode Island and their
daughters have taken apartments at the
| New Willard for the winter months
/ Miss Mary Key Compton is the guest of
the Misses Tiffany. in Middleburg, Va.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Robert L. Douohue of
10Th street gave a party last Friday night
| for their son Robert. The young folks
were entertained with different games,
| for which prizes We're given. Refresh
| mpnfS Wara served in tho J.,;pr room,