Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-27
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS WILSON AND MISS BONES
MOTOR TO BALTIMORE.
Large Party at Congressional Club
for Mrs. Houston-Weddings.
Personal Notes.

| Bones. visited Baltimore today making
| the trip in one of the White House auto
| mobiles.
| The British ambassador will he in Bos-
| ton next week To greet Lady Spring
| Rice and their children, who are expected
on the Franconia. at that port. He will
take them on to Dublin. y. H.. where
| the family will occupy the Arthur Jeffrey
| Parson place during the summer Dublin
| is where the former Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. MacNeagh have a
observation-disclosures estate and have spent
their summers off and on for many years.
Former Senator and Mrs. Beveridse, Mrs.
Norman Will ans and MIR. and Mrs. Hen
ry White are, it is said to be residents
also there the coming summer.
The neighborhood is close to that of
Cornish. ~ H.. where President Wilson
and family will spend their vacation.
their sele elton being the Harlarkenden
estate of Winston Churchill. The Con-
! necticut river flows at it's base, and a
stone thrown from the porch of the thir-
ty-room residence would land in Yer
mont, the river being the dividing line.
| The vicinity will have the popularity
| naturally which was given to the Massa-
| chuSetts north coast for the past four
yeals. For Manchester and its neighbor-
| ing resorts, its real interest remains The
| WashingtonianS who have homes there
! will. with few exceptions return to them
| for the late summer.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
| Daniels sent out cards yesterday to the
| officers of the navy for a reception in
| honor of the admiral of the navy and
| Ms Dewey Tuesday afternoon. June :,
| from ; until : O'Clock, at Single Oak,
| Woodley lane.
yrif, Mrc
David Houston. who have been at the
Highlands since Mrs Houston's arrival
a Washington. are moving into the resi-
dence I'LL p street. where they hope to
be comfortably established by the end of
the week.
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan will not
receive again on Wednesdays this, sea
son.
Mrs, Oscar Galloway. wife of Repre-
sentative Galloway of Texas. entertain
ed at a buffet luncheon today at the
Congressional club in compliment to
Mrs. Houston. wife of the Secretary of
Agriculture. The rooms and the table
were adorned with pink peonies and
there were sixty guests
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Stay
den. Mrs. Beal. Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Garner. wives of Texas representatives.
and by Miss Helen Hardy and Miss
"
Mrs. Slayden.
Mrs Calloway's guests to meet Mrs.
Houston included Mrs Marshall Mrs.
Bryan. Miss Agnes Wilson. Mrs. Champ
Clark. Mrs Joseph J. Russell. Mrs James
l.. Slayden,. Mrs. c. L. Stone. Mrs. Hor-
ace W. Vaughan. Mrs. John +. Raker.
Mrs. William A. Col!op. Mrs. Duncan L.
Fletcher. Mrs. Jack Beall, Mrs. John \.
Garner. Mrs. Robert l.. Henry. Mrs.
Walter l.. Hensley. Mrs. Horace NJ.
N,-e
William D. Stephens. Mrs Schleuter. Mrs.
Gore. Mrs. William P. Borland Mrs. Carl
Hayden. Mrs. J. H. Stephens. Mrs. w. NJ.
Coleman. Mrs. Patten. Mrs. Gi'iard. Mrs.
Rufus Hardy. Mrs James 7. Lloyd. Mrs.
". \. Oldfie,d, Mrs Warren Gard. Mrs.
oscar Underwood. Mrs Mae MacGilli-
cuddy. Mrs. Eagle, Mrs. r. K. Hoes. Mrs.
W. E. Andrews. Mrs. O. g. Moore Mrs.
Foote Mrs. e. w. Roberts. Mrs Dan
lei Garrett. Mrs. W. r. Smith. Mrs. Hall.
Mrs Hibbs Mrs. Klopton. Mrs f. o.
Buchanan. Miss Jarvis. Mrs James r.
Mann, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. +. r Taylor
Mrs. Buckner Randolph and Mrs
Thomas, F. Bayard have returned fro n
Delaware. where they We're members
Senator du POnt.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Alice Morrill, and Mr. John A. p Mil
let. son OF the IaIe FfdHclS IL. Mlllel,
whose life was lost on the Titanic The
ceremony took place last Wednesday, at
the bungalow home of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Henry Higgnson. at West Man
chester Mass. 1t brought to culmina
ton romance which is said to have
started in India several years ago. The
wedding was Very q1iet affair nos
more tnan score OF the most intimate
friends of the Young couple being pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs AIilet are spending
their honeymoon at the bungalow in
which they were married. They went
to town Friday for the horse show in
Brookline with Mr.. and Mrs. Higginson.
Mr.. Millet is a Harvard man. His
mother was Eliza beth Merrill. Mr.. Jo-
siah ID. Milet of Mount Vernon street.
Boston, is an uncle.
The trip on which the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs Daniels started today to
New York. aboard the Dolphin. is expect
program outlined is varied. They were
accompanied by Miss E hel Pa gley sis
ter of Mrs. Daniels: Mr.. Josephus Daniels.
ir.. who has returned from college in
North Carolina: Lieut. Commander and
Mrs. Leigh Palmer and Mrs W. S Shippe
of Raleigh. n. c.
The Secretary and Mrs. Daniels will be
among the guests at the dinner which
Mr. and Mrs. William Randolph Hearst
will give i'm New York Thursday night
committee. They will be present the fol-
lowing day at the unwilling of the memo
rial They will go to West Point for
the bali game Saturday and Capt and
Mrs John Gibbons will accompany them
on the return trip. They expect to be
home again next Sunday.
Among the passengers sailing on the
Kaiser Wilhelm ii today from New York
for London. Paris and Bremen We're Mrs
Archibald Campbell. Mrs. Caroline Stebel
and Mrs. MacFarlane Wrigh-.
The first marriage in the cabinet cir
Gle of the Wilson administration will
be that of Miss Ethel Mccormick
daughter by former marriage of
Mrs. Isaac E. Emerson, to Francis H
McAdoo. son of William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury. The cere-
mony will take place June u. at
Brookland Wood the country home of
Col. and Mrs. Emerson. in the Green
nrir val