Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-30
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
TWO OF THE WHITE HOUSE
GIRLS DEPART FOR VISITS.
Sociabilities Here and Elsewhere.
European Trips-Personal
Notes.

Miss Jessie Wilson went over to Bal
timore today to take part in the re-
union of her class of '0S, at Goucher
College The class had sixty-one men,
bers. Tomorrow she will go to New
York en- route TO Lake Mohonk.
Miss Eleanor Wilson also left the
White House today, and will visit for
some days in Pennsylvania.
Society was out in full force Yesterday
for the Devon horse show. One OF the
most striking costumes was that worn by
Mrs. Edward B. Mclean of Washington.
1t was fashioned of an almost indescrib
able shade of yellowish- green crepe. The
skirt was draped and slightly slashed.
and the cutaway jacket was confined by
a wide girdle or gray and silver brocade.
Her hat was of straw of the same un-
usual color and was trimmed with a large
sapphre-blue paradise plume.
Mrs. b. r. Mason and guest. Mrs. l.. d.
Baxter. will receive informally tomorrow
afternoon, from TO g. at 1906 Florida
avenue.
Owing to being seriously i'll Mrs. Lii
burn II. Steel has Cancelled all social en-
gagements for the season.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
Will leave tomorrow morning to stay
over Sunday at Berkeley Springs, W.
Va.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Gar
rison went TO New York yesterday. and
are the guests Of MIR. and Mrs George
Leary a their house on 9Th avenue.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
BurlesN1 were joined at the Powhatan
last night by their daughters. Miss
Lucy and Miss Sydney Burleson. who
have been students at the Sweetbriar
Academy in Virginia for year. They
will enter the George Washington Uni
versi1y in the fall. Mrs. Burleson and
her daughters expect TO spend next
month at Fort Monroe.
Josephus Daniels are at the Plaza
Hotel New York city. They will go
to West Point tomorrow and are ex.
pected home again Sunday.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Richardson
Glover and the Misses Glover Of Wash
ington are at the Plaza. They will sail
for Europe tomorrow. and. may stay
abroad a year.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth +.
Welbourn. daughter of Mrs. John f.
Wtlbourn. and Lieut.. Hollis NJ. Cooley.
L. s. ~. of Ann Arbor, Mich. took
place at 6 o'clock last evening in En-
manuel Chapel. Baltimore. and was
| witnessed by members of the two
families only.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her brother. Mr. F. Handle
ton Welbourn. wore a white lingerie
| gown and a white. hat trimmed with
white lilac and pink roses The bride
groom was attended by his father, as
best man.
| Cooley left for a wedding journey
north They will probably he at New
| port for part of the summer. and next
| winter expect to be stationed in An
| napolis.
| Maj. Gen George l., Gillespie. L. S. A..
retired, and Mrs. Gillespie. who are
now in New York. will spend the sum-
mer in Saratoga.
| The minister of Nicaragua. Don En-
| iliano Chamorro. gave a dinner last
night in honor Of the retiring minister.
| DR. Salvador Castillo. which was at
| tended by the ministers of the Central
American republics and by the Mica
ragua minister of finance. Don Pedro
| Cuadra and Mrs. Cuadra.
Mrs. Philander Claxton has Cancelled
all her. social engagements on account
Of the serious illness OF her mother.
Mss Scharwenka of Berlin. VINO has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs: A. b.
companied by Miss Kelly. who will spend
the summer at the Scharwenka villa at
Scharmutzelsee.
Miss Ell 'zabeth Hyland is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Arthur J. Rich RichleiEh.
Baltimore county. Md. and June will
be one of the bridesmaids at the wedding
Of Miss Virginia Wfltbank Rich and Mr.
B. Latrobe Weston. which will take place
in St Michaels Church, Hannah Mace
Academy. at 4 O'Clock.
Miss Frances Gurley Adams has been
| reelected secretary OF the Library -Club
| of the University of Michigan. Miss
| Adams was m the receiving line at re-
ception given to the board OF regents
| of the university last week.
Mrs. Gudger wife of Representative
| Gudger of North Carolina, was hostess
yesterday at luncheon at the Bur
lington. given in honor of Mrs. Champ
Clark.
| carried out in the place cards and table
decorations to match the handsome
coulon linen lunch cloth. hand wrought
| i'm the dragon pattern In blue. Japa-
] nese iris was used as the centerpiece.
! surrounded by white clematis. which
further carried out the color scheme.
Invited to meet Mrs. Clark were Mrs:
Fletcher wife of Senator Fletcher of
| Florida: Mrs. Robinson. wife of Sena
tor Robinson OF ATkdHSdS MIS-. up
lev. Mrs. clayton. Mrs. woodward. Mrs.
Britten. Mrs. Langley. wives of Repre-
sentatives: Miss Slemp. sister of Rep
resertative Slemp of Virginia: Mrs.
| Livingstone. Mrs Lamar. Mrs. Dennis.
Mrs Robb Mrs. Patterson and Mrs.
| Henry.
Mr.. c. A. NJ Wells took party down
to Benedict Md. his yacht. the
pixie. including Mr. Francis Baker of
New York, Mrs and Miss O'Brien of
| Pensacola. Fla: Miss Ross Of New
| York. Mr.. Carroll Mr.. and Mrs. Rexford
Smith Mr.. and Mrs \. B. Hyatt. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wells of Washington.
Mrs. Ralph E. Lee entertained at a
| box party at the Columbia Theater
yesterday afternoon in compliment to
Miss Maude Simpson. whose marriage
| to Ensign John Sylvester. L. S. n, will
/ take place next Wednesday, The
guests were the Misses Maude Simpson.
Catherine Stackpole. Eugene Dent. Iris
Masters. Gertrude Woodland. Lavinia
Baker and Ethel Foster.
| Mrs. Charles w. Richardson has sent
| out invitations for an evening recep-
| ton in honor of Mrs. William Cum
| mings Story. president general of the
/ II. A. r.. for Wednesday. June T. The
reception will be given at Mrs. Rich
ardson's Connecticut avenue home.
Mrs. Richardson has extended invita-
tons to all members of the national
board residing in Washington. district
officers, ex-district state regents and
the regents and officers of all chapters