Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
In THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. REDFIELD HAS GONE FOR
A NEW YORK VISIT.
Fall Weddings in Senatorial Fam
ilies-Home Events.
Notes.

Secretary and Mrs. Rediieid went 10 New
York yesterday. where the latter will re-
main for fortnight. during her hus-
bands absence in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Spaulding Of
Grinell. Iowa, brother-in-law and sister
Of Mr.. George Lewis Towne of
Des Moines. Iowa, whose. marriage
with Miss Christine Fox will take
place tonight at st. Margarets Church.
have arrived here. At the wedding Mrs
Frank Boughton Fox will be the matron
OF honor, and Miss Ethel Towner Of Des
Moinss. sister of the groom; Miss An
toinette Ray. Miss Laurie L. Smith and
Miss Frances f. Smith will be brides
maids. color scheme of white and
green will be followed In the dresses and
hats of the brides attendants
The best man will be the groom's BROTH
er, Mr.. Nathan Clarence Towne of Des
Moines. and the ushers will be Mr. Har-
vey Randall Wicks of Saginaw, Mich. !;
Mr.. Edgar Woodbury. Bowent of Detroit
Mich. and Mr.. Frank Boughton Fox and
Mr.. Newton Kennedy Fox of this city,
brothers Of the bride.
A reception for the bridal party and
out-of-town guests will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury
of Philadelphia, whose social affairs
are Of interest to their friends here
will give their annual supper at the
Bellevue-Stratford after the opening of
the opera Monday, November 3. The
hour set for supper Is II 80 o'clock, so
that the guests will have ample time to
get from the opera house to the hotel.
Last years reception was set i'm a Won
derful farm yard scene and the artists of
the Philadelphia Chicago Opera Company
were the guests Of honor.
Miss Coddrington, who, with her father,
Sir Alfred c. Coddrington OF England,
have been the guests of Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. Slocum, Joined the rest of the Brit
ish visitors in Philadelphia for the sew
eral events which are to be given in
their honor today and tomorrow. About
four hundred guests have been asked by
DR.. and Mrs. l.. Webster Fox for ar
afternoon reception.
Mrs. Fred bennett has rejoined Mr.
bennett and Miss Dorothy at their home
on Q street. She arrived last night after
all absence of nearly five months, which
she spent in the west and more latterl.
/ in Seattle. Miss bennett was also a
western visitor during the past summer
which she spent in Wisconsin with
friends:
! Many Washington friends of the fam
ijy Of the bridegroom have received in-
vitations from Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
tin Shaw of New York city for the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Marion
|
Wednesday afternoon, November L.. al
f. clock In st. Bartholomew Church
The reception will be held at 4:3O at the
| ST. Regis. Mr. Presbrey is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Presbrey, formerly OF
| this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. PearsaIl, er
| route from their Connecticut home te
their residence in this city, we're in New
| York yesterday.
| Mrs. Hoke Smith and both her young
daughters are in Atlanta, their old home
where the autumn season is very gay
Mrs. Sarah Rawson, the bride-elect OF
Mr.. Marion Smith, son of Senator and
Mrs. Hoke Smith, is honor guest at a
number of parties, the program to con-
! tinue until very close to the wedding
| which is set for November u. These
j events include receptions, dances, dinner:
and luncheons.
The Congressional Club win be oper
Wednesday evenings for any members o.
the club and their husbands who may
care to play cards.
| Senator Colt will be joined in New
York today by Mrs. Colt and Miss Colt.
| The Belgian minister and Nine. Have
NTH arrived yesterday from Europe.
Capt. and Mrs Heathcoat Grant re