Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
GUESTS OF YESTERDAYS TEA
HOUR AT WHITE HOUSE.
Newspaper Women Honored by Mrs.
Wilson-Other Events.
Notes.

| capital and gave them a charming hour
in the red room with Miss Wilson, Miss
Eleanor Wilson and Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones. DIR. T. Cary Grayson made the
introductions to Mrs. Wilson and Lieut..
Rockwell to the others. Miss Hagner
pr esided at the tea table
| Mrs. Wilson went to New York today
| for short visit.
| Miss Wilson will attend the Max Pauer
concert tins afternoon and VIII entertain
| in her box Miss Helen Woodrow Bones,
! Mrs. Bowen and Miss Higgins
| The Misses Wilson lunched informally
| today with Mrs. Franklin X Lane, wife
of the Secretary of the Interior There
| were present to meet them Miss Ruth
| Hitchcock. Miss Marion Wise Miss So
ply 5. Johnston and Miss Morgan.
Social engagements may prolong Miss
Jessie Wilson's visit to Baltimore until
late today, as a tea has been planned for
Goucher College, her alma mater, by the
young women who are working hard for
the endowment fund. Miss Wilson's ar
rival at Union station yesterday was
characteristic. She carried her suit case
off the train. DIR. Hans Froelicher Of the
Goucher faculty and Miss Mary George
White, personal friend Of the Pres1-
dents daughter, were on hand to meet
her
The party went at once to the home of
Dr.. and Mrs. Froelicher, where Miss Will
/ son spent last night After lunching
with other guests at the home of Miss
Hooper, Miss Wilson went on to the mass
meeting called to advance the college
endowment fund where she made ad-
dress and read message from
the President. Miss Wilson, who wore a
smart lavender broadcloth suit and a
close-fitting turban with lavender
| alSrette. had place in a box at the opera
| house until her turn came to speak. Later
she dlned with several woman physicians
| and went to the theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Easton, Ar
cola. n. j.. formerly of Washington, have
announced the engagement of their
! daughter Florence to Cadet Clarence
| Bradburn of the Corps of Cadets. United
| States Military Academy at West Point
| Miss Barbara Kaufman left today for
a visit to New York and Orange, \. J.
Miss Rathbone-Smith. owing to alb
sence from the city. will not receive to-
| morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Williams Noyes
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Elizabeth Crosby. to Mr.. John Will
| liam Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
| Thompson of this city.
Mrs. Moves is entertaining at a small
tea dance this afternoon for Miss Noyes
| and Mr.. Thompson
| Mrs. William A. Beach, jr., of Syracuse,
| n. Y. will be the guest of Capt. and Mrs.
Beach. 1911 H Street. for the next few
| weeks.
Mrs. Arthur G. Bovee. with her two
children. have been the guests of Mr..
| Bovee's parents at the Portner for some
They sail for Paris April 3. They will
be at home informally to- their friends
Wednesday. April 2. from to IL pm
Hunter have returned from Philadelphia
| where they were the guests of DR.. and
| Mrs. David Huston
Mr. Loring c. Christie was the guest
| of honor at a farewell dinner party given
last evening by his housemates. Mr.. AS
sistant Attorney General Denison, Mr..
Felix Frankfurter and Mr.. Arthur Lud-
ington. Among the guests who assembled
to bid him farewell on his departure for
Ottawa were Mr.. Justice and Mrs
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Rickettson. Mr..
and Mrs. Willert, Miss Nagel Miss Nor
gan. Miss Fiske. Lord Eustace Percy, Mr..
| Mitchell Innes, Mr.. Stanley Clarke Mr..
| Edward H. Hart and Mr.. Louis G. Bissell.
DIR. and Mrs. Huber Gray Buehler of
Lakeville. Conn. have been spending the
Easter holidays in Washington DR..
and will deliver an illustrated lecture in
st. Pauls Lutheran Church this evening
on the subject of the great battle.
4 Among the passengers sailing on the
4 steamship Berlin tomorrow from New
| York for Naples and Genoa. via Gibraltar
i and Ayers. will be Miss Sophie c. STAN
| ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Giacomo 1mperatori,
Miss Lucia Imperatori and Miss Perla
/ Imperatori of this city.
! In the presence of large gathering of
friends and relatives, including many
from distant places. Miss Amanda Bea-
trce Hurley and Mr.. Charles Martin
j Schneider were married last evening at
the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John w Hurley. 1135 Sth street
northwest.
i The house was beautifully decorated
with spring blossoms, palms and ferns.
Rev. Arthur S. Johns, pastor of Christ
Church. officiated, and following the cere-
mony large reception was held
Il Miss Pearl V. Costinett was bridesmaid,
Miss Alice j. Brolley of Albany, n. Y,
was maid of honor, Mr.. John W. Hurley.
jr was best man and Mr.. J. Frederick
I Hildebrand of Brooklyn, n. Y, was
| usher.
/ honeymoon trip to Bermuda. They will
I return the latter part of April and will
be at home at 706 l. street southeast.
| Among the out-of-town guests here for
| the wedding were Mr. and Mrs J. {.
| Ahrens, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Hidebrand,
Mr. and Mrs. James Watson, Mrs. Bertha
John and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Peters Brooklyn, n. Y: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hermann and Mr.. William Dentzel,
Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark.
Annapolis; Mr.. Henry Schwartz, Ho-
boken, n. J.. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Norham.
} cambridge, Ga; Mr.. l.. A. Bell. Linden,
, NJ c.: Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitehurst.
Petersburg. Va; Mr. and Mrs. Hermann
Garlick, Montclair. N. j., and Mr.. and
Mrs James Thomson of Chicago
Mrs. Burton Harrison's reception yes
terday afternoon in compliment to the
| Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
brought together in the home of bril-
| liant hostess company of great social
distinction. Her son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs Francis Burton Harrison, were
present to assist in the inequalities OF
| the occasion, as were also Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Page, Mrs. Pinchot, Mrs. j. B.
Henderson. Mrs Thomas Richardson
Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh, Miss Bryan and
J Mrs. Gouverneur Morris. Mrs. Hourl-
gan and Mrs Steven Bonsal presided in
the tearoom. The house was profusely
decorated with white lilacs and Rich
mond roses.
Some of Mrs. Harrison's guests were
the German ambassador and Countess
| Bernstorff the minister of Sweden. Mr..
Justice Lurton and Mrs. Lurton, Mr.. JUS
tice Lamar and Mrs. Lamar. the Secre-
tary of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels, the
| Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Lane,
the Postmaster General and Mrs. Burle-
Senator Hoke Smith, the Misses Hoke
Smith Senator and Mrs. Shively, Senator
| Gallinger Senator and Mrs John Sharp
Williams, Senator and Mrs. Shafroth, Sen
ator and Mrs. Swanson, Senator and Mrs
Ollie James, Senator and Mrs. Poindex-