Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-23
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WHITE HOUSE EVENTS CON.
TINUE ITS HOSPITALITY.
Dinners and Weddings Are Ere.
quent = Personals.
Notes.

| Following the reception which the Pres
ident and Mrs. Wilson will give at 80
| this afternoon to the American Acad-
envy of Sciences. and which will be held
| in the blue ROOM tea will be served in
the state dining room. where Miss Hag-
ner will do the honors at the table.
The Misses Wilson. Miss Adelaide Scott
of Princeton and Miss Bones will assist
Mrs Wilson.
Mrs. Wilson received few callers by
| appointment at noon today.
! Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Vice Presi-
dent. is receiving. at the Siioreham this
afternoon and the cabinet ladies are as
siSting. an innovation in the matter OF
| cabinet day which cannot fail to be a
popular one.
| Two or three at-home days like this
one each winter would greatly simplify
/ the whole problem of making and receiv-
ing calls on the part of the households of
the Vice President and OF the cabinet
The holding of the trust reception
could go in turn from house to house or
in any public place selected, and the re-
mainder of the Wednesday receptions
could be entirely optional or, if held. in
tended for the more personal friends OF
the various hoSteSSes.
The system ii adopted will be a great
time-Saver in these days. when social
demands on all sides are continually
conflicting. and which for Mrs. Mar
shall and the cabinet women are null
tiplying in a degree unIaralleled in the
early days of any previous admins
tration.
Mrs Marshall will also have with
her this afternoon the wives of Sena-
| tors Hitchcock, Swanson and Gore and
of Representative Underwood.
The Secretary of State and Mrs Bryan
dined last night with the minister of the
| Netherlands and Mime. Loudon. The
| other guests were the Brazilian ambaS-
sador and Nine. da CANA, Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mrs. Henry +.
Dimock, Mr.. and Mrs. Corco:an Thorn
| and Mr.. +. NJ. Schmolc! of the Neither
| lands legation.
! The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
! Daniels were honor guests AT dinner
| given by Rear Admiral ard Mrs. TwininS
| asst night. The others present We're Brig.
Gen. and Mrs William Biddle, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Victor Blue, Representa-
! tive and Mrs. Lemuel p. Padgett. Lieut..
| Commander and Mrs. Leigh Palmer.
| Lieut.. Commander John w. luminous, T..
$. N: Miss Hunting of Baltimore. and Mr..
| John l.. Baker
The Secretary of the Into ior and Mrs.
| Lane We're entertained at dinner last
| night by Senator and Mrs. Hitchcock.
| Other guests joined the dinner party
| later to hear Mr.. Blanchs rd lecture on
| the Winning of the Vest
| The Postmaster General and Mrs Burle-
son were the guests of honor at dinner
given by Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son last night at their home on Sheridan
circle. The company included Mr..
Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney. Senator
and Mrs. James o German. the assistant
| secretary of the navy and Mrs. Roose-
welt. Representative and Mrs. \. Mitchell
| Palmer. Mrs. Leonard Wood. Mrs. Mar
| shall Field, Mrs. Frederick Huidekoper,
MIR. and Mrs. \. Jeffrey Parsons Mr. and
Mrs Hugh Wallace, Miss Marion Oliver.
Miss Hilda Sykes, Rear Admiral Sidney
Staunton, L. N; Mr.. John Barrett.
director general Of the Pan American
J Union; Maj. Won Herwarth of the Ger
man embassy, Capt. John Rodgers. L. S.
N. and Mr.. Eustace c. Wheeler of ST.
Louis.
The French amba sSador and Nine. JUS
serand were hosts at farewell d inner last
night in honor of Ambassador and Mrs.
| Bryce. The Japanese ambassador. the
i Secretary of War and Mrs. Garrison. the
| Attorney GenerSl. Mr.. McReynolds:
Senator Root, Dr. and Mrs. Rober: Wood
| ward. Dean Gregory, the attaches OF the
| Japanese embassy and Mime. Okabe. Mrs.
Thomas Bayard. Miss Emily Tuckerman.
| Miss MacVeagh. Lord Eustace Percy of
| the British embassy, the military attache
| OIL the TeHcn embassy anu SopllttSS nc
Chambrun and the second secretary of
the French embassy and Nine. de La
| boulaye We're the other guests.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Z.
Cameron, and Mr. John Frederick ODER
lin of Cleveland Ohio took place this
| afternoon al the family residence in
presence of the relatives of the couple
and will be followed by reception
| before the connie leave for their
honeymoon travels. Rev. DIR. James
| Mcbride Sterrett performed the cere-
| mony in the flower-decked drawing
ROOM the bride being escorted by
| sisters, Miss Leslie Cameron and Miss
Mildred Cameron. Lieut.. Edgar Garfield
Oberein. L. S. N, cousin of the bride
| groom. was the best man.
| The bridal toilet was of white satin
and lace and a tulle veil crowned with
orange blossoms. The bouquet carried
was of lilies of the valley. The brides
maids were in charming dresses Of
broche, one in pale yellow and the
other in blue. Both carried bouquets
Mr.. and Mrs Oberlin will be at home
in Cleveland. Ohio, after June Is.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fay of Cleve-
land. Mr.. and Mrs A w. Oberlin and
Miss Edith Oberlin of Canton. Ohio, and
Mrs F.. w. Roberts, also of Ohio, are
here for the wedding.
| Rev Edward l.. Buckley. assistant rec
| tor of st. Matthew's Church. officiated
| this morning at the marriage of Miss
| Olga Smolianoff and Mr. Lucian Hill of
| Pittsburgh The ceremony was at
| Rauscher's and was witnessed by a fam
| lily party and intimate friends, who We're
| afterward entertained at breakfast. prior
| to MIR and Mrs. Hill s departure for
| their honeymoon journey.
| Palms and pink and white blooming
plants adorned the suite and an orchestra
played the wedding marches. The couple
had no attendants The bride wore a
simple dress of white wolfe and a hat of
| lavender straw, trimmed with pink roses.
! Her bouquet was Of orchids.
| The table for the breakfast, served in
| an adjoining dining room. was adorned
| with roses. and the room with lilacs
| and pink roses When Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
| left for their wedding journey the bride
wore travelling dress in dark blue cloth
| with a hat in the same shade, trimmed
| with dark green.
ne couple will make their home in
Pittsburgh. where the bridegroom is the
manager of coal company of which his
brother-in-law is president. Mr.. Hill is
| son of the late Mr.. and Mrs Lucian