Evening star., 1913-11-26
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CARDS ANNOUNCING WHITE
HOUSE WEDDING ARE OUT.

Miss Edine Frances Tisdel to Marry
French Oficer-Teas.
Personals.
| Cards announcing the White House
| wedding were sent out yesterday and
were brought to Washington homes this
| morning by mail. The announcement
| reads as follows:
The President and Mrs. Wilson
have the pleasure of announcing
| the marriage Of their daughter
| Jessie Woodrow
to
Mr.. Francis Bowes Sayre
! on Tuesday, November the twenty fifth
| nineteen hundred and thirteen
Washington, D. c..
| The text is engraved on a double-fold-
ed sheet. d size smaller than that used
| in the wedding invitation. The national
coat OF arms is embossed at the top and
the words "The White House" appear on
the envelope.
the engagement of her daughter Edine
Frances. and Capt. Octave Edouard Nous
sOt of Nevers, France Capt. Moussot is
attached to the Artillery Corps of the
home event of the afternoon of Decem-
Der. II, and will be followed by a recep-
tion.
Mrs. George II. Cooper and Miss Rena
Cooper left today for Richmond to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. John Cooper, who
Is Ill in q hospital theXe.
Brig. Gep, Henry G. Sharpe, L. S. A.,
will go to New York today to join Mrs
Sharpe. They will be the guests Of Mrs
Ira Davenport over Thanksgiving.
The Secretary or the Interior and Mrs.
Lane entertained at dinner last night in
compliment to the former Attorney Cen
eral and MrsGeorge W. Wickersham. The
French ambassador and Mime. Jusserand,
the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Da-
yid Houston, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Glover We're the other guests.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler We're
hosts at dinner last night. followed by
q large reception, i'll honor OF DR.. and
Mrs. Grenfell, who are their house
guests.
The guests at the dinner included Maj.
Gen. and Mrs: Young. Mr.. and Mrs Ben
jamin S. Butler. Mrs. Dinlock, Mr.. Ed
ward Howe, Miss Hegeman and Mr..
Thomas Ewing. A representative gather
ing of Washington society came in later
to the reception. the company including
many old friends Of the honor guests
Mrs. Charles Perry Miller wiz entertain
at tea this afternoon for Mrs. Paul Hen
| derson. Assisting will be Mrs. Reed
Smoot. Mrs. August f. Fechteler and Mrs.
Alexander G. Bente ey
At the marriage yesterday il New York
of Miss Edith Logan, second daughter
Of the late Maj. John A. Logan, jr., and
Mr.. Devices w. Dilworth Of New York
city. the bride entered st. Johns Church
with her brother, John A. Logan. Sd, and
wore white satin draped with old HOniton
lace. the bodice and veil being OF the same
lace. The gown was finished with a long
court train, which was covered with lace
held by clusters of orange blossoms. A
bouquet of lilies Of the valley and palest
mauve orchids was carried. Her jewels
consisted of a narrow collar of diamonds
| and a pendant Of the same gems. Mime.
Henri de Sincay, sister of the bride, who
had come from Paris for the wedding,
| was her matron Of honor. She wore {,
gown of paleSt rOSe-cOlored satin and a
tunic of dark brown net, her hat of pink
satin being covered with brown tulle and
bound with velvet of the same shade.
The bridesmaids were Misses Vouletti
Proctor, Mercedes de Acosta, Audrey Os-
born and Eleanor Lamson. They wore
gowns of paiest pink satin. with bodices
| of cream-colored lace, and scarfs of
| brown tulle draped with shawl effect
Over the gowns were worn tunics in min
aret effect of gold lace bordered with
! brown fur. Their hats were of pink satin
covered with brown tulle, and they car
! ried brown velvet and tulle muffs. After
the ceremony there was a large reception
at the home of the brides mother, u
West 56th street. After the reception NJ.
and Mrs. Dilworth left for a southern
trip. On their return they will be for a
while with Mrs. Logan, and later they
will take place on Long Island.
| The marriage of Miss Marion Rutgers
Livingston. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George S. Livingston. and Mr.. William
place this morning at II o'clock at the
apartment of the brides parents al
the Portner, Rev. Thomas T. Walsh OF
| st. Paurs Catholic Church officiating.
The bride wore gown of white
brocaded charmeusc and tulle veil and
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was OF
white roses.
| Only u family party attended the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson lef,
this afternoon for their honeymoon
travels. They will live at Aberdeen
S. u.
| Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Miss Lizabeth Vir-
1 -
McKim Tuesday. November 25. at pm,
| the Rev. Charles T. Warner officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKtm will be at home
to their friends after January /, 1914
at 340S Brown street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Granville Dunn,
who are celebrating their twentieth we'd
ding anniversary by reception tonight,
will be assisted by Mrs. Horace *. Yerby,
Mrs. w. c. Mills. Mrs. Mamie r. Street,
Mrs Owen Kenny. Mrs. Tunis Hicks,
Miss Bessie Colling of Fort Thomas, KY,
/ and Miss Laura French. Other assistants
will include Miss Theodosia Goldsmith,
Miss Margaret Crittenden. Miss Blanche
Edmonston, Miss Janet Mckercher, Miss
Mayme Flaherty, Miss Rachel Flaherty
and Miss Eta Nichols Of Baltimore; Miss
Bertha Clements and the daughter and
son of the couple. Miss Hasseltine Dunn
and Mr.. Charles Arthur Dunn
Mrs MILAN and Miss Virginia MILAN,
who have az their guest Miss Jack of
Kittaning, Pa, are giving tea today in
her honor. Miss Jack and Mr.. Earl Nc
CIintock of Pittsburgh are shorty to be
married and viii make their home in this
city Miss Glenda MILAN and Miss Eliza
beth Crenshaw will assist at the tea.
Miss Iris Hawley will entertain at 4
| small informal tea today for Miss Nell
Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Newman of Des
tnd TOD fn he