Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-18
Mrs. Theodore Tilier Mrs William
Franklin and Mrs. I. w. Stubhlefield.

Mrs. Theodore filler. Mrs. William
Franklin and Mrs. I. w. Stubhlefeld.
Miss Dorothy Wyeth. daughter of Lieut..
Col. and Mrs. NJ. c. Wyeth. viii be pre-
scented at a tea today at the family resi-
dence Oh 18th street. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
we'll Wyeth and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wyeth of Philadelphia are here for the
event. The hostess viii lie assisted b.
Mrs. George Andrews, Mrs. George NJ.
Steriibers. Mrs. Joseph Kuhn, Mrs. James
l.. Marshall, Mrs. Albert L.. Hill and Mrs
barnard Freeman OF Baltimore. Miss
Helen lieyl, Miss katherine McClintock,
Miss Dorothy Aleshire. Miss Pauline
Stone, Miss Lila Harrison, Miss Esther
Foote. Miss Sprigg, Miss Katherine Am
drews, Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss
Treat of Dobb; Ferry Will be among the
younger Sc: assisting. \ supper party
and a dance viii iii the evening for the
Mrs. Gheen, wife of Rear Admiral
Gheen, entertained at a luncheon today.
Mrs Garrison, wife of the Secretary of
War, was among the guests.
Mrs. Stevens Vail entertained AZ :
luncheon today for Mrs Brinton Stone
The other guests We're Mrs George An
drews. Mrs. Breretcn. Mrs. Van Ness
Mrs. Thomas II. Stevens. Miss Herbert
2nfs her anu MIS-. lnOnaS Buckley
of Albany, y. y. sister of the hostess.
Mime. Chang OF the Chinese lega tor
will be at home informally every Satur-
day from 10 6.
Representative Henry Flood of Kir-
ginia entertained at a dinner last night
at the Chevy Chase Club in honor of Miss
Genevieve Clark. Mrs Swanson. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Ragsdale, Representa-
tive end Mrs. CuiloQ. Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs Samuel J. Graham.
Representative Mcclellan. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarke Waggaman. Mr. and AIRS. Charles
Hagner. Miss POrtner. Mr.. Bennett Clark
DR.. Cary Grayson and Maj. Paxton made
up the rest of Mr.. Floods party.
The Congressional Cub was given over
TO its younger members yesterday. The
tea dance in progress during the late
afternoon hours was a great success.
The assembly room was decorated with
roses and foliage plants. Mrs. Duncan
L. Fletcher, president Of the club re-
ceived. assisted by Mrs. Pomerene of
Ohio and Mrs. Byrns of Tennessee. Mrs.
McCumher of North Dakota, Mrs. Cooper
of Wisconsin. Mrs Lloyd of Missouri
Mrs. kinkeaG OF New jersey and Mrs
Charles McChord made the introduce
tions.
Miss Eleanor Francis Of Akron. Ohio
will be a guest of Mr.. and Mrs E. L.
Paine Of 1910 18th street northwest until
after the Christmas holidays. Early in
the new year sine viii go south for the
winter.
Mrs. Edward A. Quintard presented
her attractive young daughter Miss Dor
othy Quintard, Yesterday 10 q Representa-
live gathering of the capitals residential
and official families. Her home on Kalo-
rama road was profuseiy adorned y,itf
PAINS and foliage plants. which later
made an appropriate setting for the
scores of bouquets sent the debutante
An orchestra played throughout the re
ception. and later for the informal dance
to which the receiving party stayed and
to which additional guests came in. Mrs.
Quintard was gowned in black charmeuse
and duchess lace. and Miss Quintards was
in white charmeuse and chiffon. Assist
ing Mrs. Quintard We're Mrs s. G. Jones
Mrs W H. Heron Mrs Joseph Hamp.
son and Miss Elizabeth Lea. Among the
young girls assisting were tha Misses
Gould. the Misses Stone. Miss Helen HeyI
Miss Ruth Alien and Miss Summerill OF
New Jersey, house guest.
The marriage OF Miss Edine Frances
Tisdel and Capt. Octave Edouard Moussot
OF the French artillery took place yester-
day afternoon III the home of the bride :
mother Mrs. Willard Parker Tisdel, Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith, rector of St Mar
garet's Church. officiating. in presence of
small company. which included the
French ambassador and Mime Jusserand
and members of the staff of the French
embassy. Capt de Bertier de Sauyigny.
military attache of the French EMBASSY,
entered the drawing room with the BRIDE
groom. the bride being escorted by her
relative. Mr.. Alton Tisdel The ceremony
took place within 4 bower Of palms and
white towers arranged across the room
the couple standing there later to re-
ceive the congratulations o. their friends
The bride wore beautiful gown of
white charneuse, the bodice entirely o.:
duchess lace \ wreath OF orange bios
SONS encircled the point lace can from
which her tulle vel fell Her bouauet
WAS of white roses and lilies of the valley
The house was thronged later by the
guests coming in for the reception. ether
members of the diplomatic circle, notably
the Russian ambassador and Nine. Bakh-
meteff, being among them.
Capt. and Nine. MouSSot left late in the
evening for their honeymoon travels.
They will return here to spend a month
or 50 before going to France They will
make their home at Nice, where Capt.
Moussot's regiment, the I'd Mountain Ar
tiliery, is stationed Nine. Moussor's
going away costume was Of black velvet.
with a set OF skunk fuTs and a black yel-
vet hat with blue plumes
The marriage OF Miss Catherine Salome
Hilton and MIR. Edgar Clark Campbell.
pay clerk OF the Quartermaster Corps
of the United States Army took
place II the residence of the bride. gai
I'D street northwest, at . O'Clock yester-
day. Rev. Father Cassidy of St Ste
phen's Church officiating. Mr.. Campbell
has been ordered to Texas City, Tex,
and with his wife left this morning for
that post.
Mrs. Vulte, wife of Capt. Nelson p
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