Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-23
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
TOMORROW IS ANNIVERSARY
OF THE WILSON WEDDING.
Here and There With Notables.
Marriages-Personal
Notes.

| Tomorrow will be the twenty eighth
wedding anniversary of the President and
Mrs. Wilson. that happy event having
| occurred in Savannah, Ga, June "a. 1885.
No formal celebration has been planned,
and the date will receive it's usual family
| observance. for although it will have
| the first time the White House for it's
| setting.
| A short paragraph described the we'd
ding in the Morning News of Savannah.
June p, 1850 Ut reads as follows:
Miss Ellie Lou ELLEN Louise Az
son. daughter of the late Rev Edward
| son Of the late Rev. ]. r. Wilson of
| Wilmington. \. G., We're married last
evening at the residence of the Rev. I.
S. X. Arson, pastor of the Independent
performed by the bridegroom's father
and the brides grandfather. The nuptials
were celebrated quietly, only the intimate
friends and relatives of the contracting
parties being present
! Mrs. Wilson's paternal grandfather was
! the Rev. Nathan Hoyt, who was for
many years the pastor Of the Presby-
| terrain Church at Athens Ga. Her father
| was the Rev. A. Edward Arson of Rome,
Ga. At the time OF their wedding Mr..
Wilson had acceptance of professorship
at Bryn Mawr College, Pa, where he
and his bride began housekeeping.
Radcliffe College, at its recent COM
mencement, conferred the degree of doc
tor Of philosophy upon Miss Allene Greg
DRY. daughter of Mrs. John NJ. Gregory
Of this city.
| A lawn fete will be given at the Young
| Women's Christian Home, 311 c. street
northwest, tomorrow evening from un-
til 10 O'Clock. The young ladies of the
home will be in charge of the various ia
bles. The fete is given for the benefit of
the home, and the public is invited.
| The Sigma Kappa Sorority of George
| Washington University was rendered a
Abbott at the Washington Country Club.
Jewell, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Abbott
| chaperoned.
The guests were Misses Louise Schulz
TAYLOR, Eva Kelly, Matilde Eiker,
Joana Best. Leila NJ. Bogley, Alice
Myers, Grace Myers Sally Morley.
Dorothy. Breuninger. Edna Ellis. Lois
Virginia Haushton. Martha Pearson.
Martha Browning. Leila Pritchard. Gene
We've Frizzell, Florida CleverSer. Ruth
f.. Abbott Edna Robinson, Natalie Furt-
ner. and Messrs. y. T. Worley, J. West
colt Miller, Peter valear. Ed slnfrio, Err
fse W. Delhi 9efrey 'F Stanley mi valet 'se.
Henry A. kruger, Walter Paul. s. NJ.
Barrett. w. E. Barton. \. S. Tan
ner, Walter Bogley. Willis Hurd. Daniel
Conner. Alfred Seller. r. NJ. Wilhelm. H
s. Elkins. ii. p Roberts, Walter Ker-
win and II. De Grange.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Whaien entertained
at surprise birthday party given in
| honor of their daughter and son. Esther
and -tlban. last Thursday evening. Games
music and singing were enjoyed through
out the evening, after which the guests
proceeded to the lawn, which was beauti-
fully decorated with lanterns. for refresh
| ments. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| {. A. Whalen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hess,
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Prescott. Mrs. A. Bar
row. Mrs. G. !. Neubeck and the Misses
Cullen, Margaret German. Naomi Groome.
| Margaret Hess, Mary Holloran, Helen
Kramer, Lillian kengla. Bernardine kra-
ner, Louise Ogel. Helen Ogel, Mabel
Parsley. Mamie Parsley. Dorothy Powell.
Elizabeth Prescott. Beatrice Ridgely,
Irene Eegan. Marie Ridgely. Isabel Sulli-
van. Ruth Seibert, Ethel Whalen Edith
| Walker. Ada Woodbridge and Ella VIVA
len. and Messrs. Alban Whalen. Ralph
Barrow, John Brandhof. lie Roy Dudley.
Hewlett Dudley. Paul Davis. Louis DENT,
| Alfred Freeman. Laurie Hess, Thomas
MuntZ. Grover Payne, William Fraser.
Gilbert Prescott. Raymond Rich. Morris
Steinbraker. John Smith, Harry Stein
|
pin.
| Representative and Mrs. Galloway were
Joined in Washington this week by Mrs.
| CallaWay's sister. Miss Sloane Couch and
| MIR. CallaWay'S niece, Miss Grace FitZ-
patrick of Comanche. Tex. They have
also with them Miss Minnie Williams
and Delaney Schropshire of Fort Worth,
Tex.
| American women were very prominent
| at the -Auteuil race course yesterday &C
.cordns to a special cable letter in the
New York Times today. Fashions of 1918
| OF the moment and looking ahead show
| many frilly furbelows. Three-tier lace
| frOckS We're frequently seen. the best
models giving easy freedom of movement.
| Picture hats were general. and obvious
| copies of familiar prints. Both large and
tioppy STYLES and close toques We're seen
| The Duchess Of Marlborough wore a
| dark blue satin and mousseline cream
lace tunic with hat of black satin
| and short black aigrettes.
Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew wore a white
| tailormade gown and a black straw hat
| covered with black tulle
Mrs. Perry Belmont was in mauve silk
| with black hat trimmed with aigrettes
Mrs. Spencer Eddy was in pale pin (
| crepe de chine the bodice of cream tule
She wore d 1eghorn hat.
Mrs. Martin Littleton wore a black
satin and lace tunic with yellow straw
hat with field flowers.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage OF Miss Julia Randolph
Ayers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs T.. j.
Ayers. and Mr.. Ronald Wilmot Shep-
pard June Il. The marriage took place
quietly in the new home of the couple
which had been tastefully decora ted
with palms and cut flowers
only the immediate family was i'm at
tendance. the Rev. E. c. Cole officiating.
The bride was very becomingly at
tired in a suit of blue bengaline silk
with hat and plumes to match and
wore corsage bouquet of sweet peas
i Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left for short wedding trip to
Atlantic City and the groonn's parents
In southern New Jersey. They will be
at nome to their friends after July IS
at $50 Jefferson street northwest, this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosyenor
and two children are sailing Wednes-
day TO spend the summer abroad, prin-
clpally IN Norway. Sweden and Russia
MI. GrosVenors parents of Amherst
Mass, are going abroad also at the
same time.
In the list of American arrivals in Lon
don to week ending june IA, registering
at the London Offices of The Washington
Star. We're DR.. and Mrs. Otis ]. Eddy
A. c. Flather and Uriel Davis of this CITY
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Colley are
visiting the latter's parents at Atlantic