Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE MISSES WILSON TO BE EN-.
TERTAINED AT LUNCHEON.
Wedding Details of Well Known
Girls-0ther Events,
Notes.

out for March - to meet the Misses VII
Wilson, at luncheon
Arrangements for the marriage of Miss
Ethel Carow Roosevelt. daughter OF Col.
and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, to Dr. Rich
ard Derby. in the Episcopal Church, Oys-
ter Bay, L. l., April 4, have been COM
pieted with the exception of the program
OF orchestral and vocal music at the
church. Miss Roosevelt is selecting the
music. which will be played by an or
chestrs and sung by Miss Merrill. The
bridal attendants will be the Misses Helen
Coster. Josephine Osborn. Margaret 4.
Tucker and Cornel:a Landon and Miss
Derby, a relative of DIR. Derby.
Mr. Roger A. Derby will be his broth
er's best man. and Messrs. Archibald Il.
Roosevelt. brother of the bride; James l..
Derby, a brother Of the bridegroom: John
c. Waterbury and Edmund z. Rogers and
DR.. Henry James of this city and Mr..
Nelson Il. Bossert of Boston. classmate
of DR.. Derby at college, will be the ush-
ers.
The ceremony will be followed by a
breakfast at Sycamore Hill. In the cen
ter of the brides table will be a two
stored wedding cake On April DR.
Derby and his bride will leave for Eu-
| rope, to remain two months. #.
| Mrs. Mary f. Roberts of Portsmouth
| Va. announces the marriage of hel
daughter. Nellie L.. and Mr.. Harry G.
| mony being performed by Rev. w. II.
| Ballingee of Baltimore, Md. Tuesday
| March Is.
Nrc, d., ID i.,
more is visiting her daughter. Mrs. VIII
liarn NJ. Alexander. 1711 Q street. Miss
Ida Lathers. who has also been visiting
Mrs. Alexander. has returned to her
home in New York.
The annual Dixie ball of the Robert E
Lee Chapter. No. GA, L. d. c.. for the
benefit of Confederate Memorial Home.
will be held at the Raleigh Hotel Thurs
| day. April II.
The. marriage of Baroness Alix Mon
cheur. daughter of Baron Moncheur, the
| Robert F. Loree of New York. son of Mr..
L. F. Loree, formerly president of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
will take place at the Baltimore Cathe-
dral May ). This will be followed by a
wedding breakfast at the home of the
brides great-aunt. Mrs. William III.
Blackford. 1910 Eutaw place. Baltimore.
The Baroness Moncheur VIII be given in
marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Edward NJ.
Paoelford of New York, as owing to the
! Balkan war her father will not be able to
leave Turkey. She is we'll known in this
city, where her father was formerly am
bassador from Belgium.
Miss Grace Richardson Bevan. daughter
of former Justice of the Peace and Mrs
Richard \. Bevan of Arlington. Md, was
married last Monday to Frederick A.
Kesselhuth of st. Paul MINI. The cere-
mOr1V took n1aca in Ct POI ~
of the serious illness of Mr. kesselhuth
who is about to undergo an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Wells of Prince
Georges county. Md. accompanied Miss
of Mrs. Is.dor Rayner, widow of the late
United States senator.
Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship George Washington tomorrow
from New York for London Paris and
Bremen. will be Mrs. P. NJ Burch. Miss
Margaret E. Burch. Mrs. R. R. Cable
Mr. Benjamin s. Cable and Mrs Mar
garet Elliot of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtin c. Nixon of Kansas
City, Kan. are visiting the former 8
father, Capt Alban Harvey Nixon. 1449
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Keefe of
1861 10th street. Capt Nixon has as his
guest his grandson. Alban Shay son of
Mrs Addie Nixon Shay of Seattle. Wash.
odHS oidS Is d yOuIn Oh IOufteon
years and made the trip from Seattle
alone. stopping off in Chicago a few days
TO visit relatives. On his return home.
also unaccompanied, he will visit his
uncle in Kansas City, Kan
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann and their
children have gone to New York and
will spend the next ten days at the VOL
cott.
Mrs. Marshall Field has taken a box
for the flower ball. which will be given in
the great hall of the Edison Bradley home
Wednesday evening, March 26 for the
benefit of the Washington Diet Kitchen.
The charge d'affaires of Persia and
Nine. Ali Kuli Khan, in commemoration
of the Persian New Year feast of No
Ruiz. celebrated in Persia for over 5000
years, received today at the Persian lega-
ton all resident and visiting Persians.
Nine. Khan will leave tonight for New
Nine. Khan and her mother will he the
guests of Gov. end Mrs. Su:zer at the
executive mansion. March - Nine Khan
will speak there before a large audience
in the new auditorium of the Educational
building, on Persian Women and Chill
dren.' in behalf of the Child Welfare So
ciety. Mrs. Martin Glynn. wife of the
lieutenant governor. Will entertain at
luncheon the following day for Nine
Khan. who will speak again on March %
which the Child Welfare Society is to
give. She will return here before the
end of the month.
Miss Clara Morrow entertained a few
of her young friends at en- informal
dance last Wednesday evening at her
home in the Melrose apartments. Those
present We're Misses Bentley, Pugh
Buell. and Morrow. and Messrs Reuter-
Murin, Hopper and Hammer
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley have gone
to New York to spend Easter. They VIII
return Tuesday.
Miss Leila Harrison, daughter of Mrs.
George F. Harrison, has gone to West
Point. and will visit in New York before
returning.
The German ambassador was honor
guest at a dinner of 100 covers last night
In New YORK. when Mr.. Adolph Lewisohn
was host.