Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-24

10 the Capitol
frof Scott of Princeton returned home
today after White House visit
Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Vice
Tres. Tres. dent as a pretty compliment to
'heHi' nad the CABINET women re-
ceivinS with her yesterday a; the
ohoreham and had hundreds OF callers.
IN the line With ncr were Mrs " lillian
| j. Bryan Mrs Lindiey M Garrison, Mrs.
ALBERT sidney Burieson, Mrs. Josephus
Daniels. Mrs. Franklin X Lane Mrs
David \. Houston and Mrs William G..
Rcdtield. The wife and daughter OF the
Secretary OF Labor out of town
at present. enjoying the home coming
Jubllation offered Secretary Wilson in
their Pennsylvania town.
me room and its approaches were
decorated with spring flowers and
palms.
she incoming procession of visitors
had few. if any. breaks tn it from to
b. seemingly but few of those who
arc generally seen On social occasions
We're missing. The event WAS a great
success from every point of view
The tea table was a pleasing feature
also. and there the hostess had the as
Slstance of Mrs. Gilbert NJ Hitchcock
Mrs. Claude \. Swanson. Mrs. Thomas
= Gore and Mrs. Oscar W. Underwood
In presence of their relatives The mar
rage of Miss May Ford only laughter
of Mr.: and Mrs James Marshall Ford of
l"6l Euclid street northwest, and Mr..
| William }. Kelley of Garrett Park. Md.
took place yesterday afternoon at the
parsonage of ST. Paul's Church. with
Mgr. James +. Mackin officiating.
The bride wore an imported hand
hroidered robe over white satin, with
pearls and princess lace and picture
hat of Ieghorn. trimmed with pink roses.
blue velvet and white plumes. Her bot
quet was of bride roses.
After the dinner. which served al
the Ford residence. the couple left on
their honeymoon journey. The bride wore
travelling suit of medium blue. with
| smart hat of tan straw, trimmed to
ma tch the suit
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley will be at lone for
the summer at Garrett Park after May
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Graham of 162::
street northwest left town today. and
will sail Saturday for an extended trip OF
Europe, lasting the entire summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Ashbridge an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Margaret Grace, to Mr. William r.
Wedderspoon, jr.. of Chicago. Mr.. We'd
derSpoon is the eldest son of Rev Or and
Mrs. Wedderspoon OF tbs city The we'd
ding will take place in June.
Mrs. John Miller Horton left today for
Atlanta to participate in the social events
| in connection with grand opera week as
| the guest of Mrs. William Lester Peel of
Atlanta, who presented her name for
| president general at the recent D. A. r.
congress.
| Mrs. Horton will spend the summer in
| Europe. sailing on the Hamburg-Ameri-
| can liner the 1mperator on her maiden
| trip to the other side June Z. She will go
direct to Berlin, to be the house guest of
| Mrs. Alexander NJ Thackara. wife of the
| American consul general at Berlin and
daughter of Gen. Sherman. Mrs. Horton
will also attend the peace conference at
The Hague. and will be one of the honor
guests at the unveling of the new peace
palace. butt with funds contributed by
! Andrew Carnegie.
| Mrs. Horton plans to cut her southern
| trip short, because Of Il homecoming re-
ception now being arranged by members
of Euffalo Chapter of the d. a. X \
| committee of 1op women has been named
| to arrange for the Buffalo event.
| Mrs. l.. Madison Hall was hostess at
| linen shower last night, q compliment to
| Miss May Henrietta Hall of Westmore-
| land county. Va, and Washington. whose
marriage to Mr. Charles Harris Stephen
son will take place Tuesday, April -.
| Miss Hall the recipient of many
| beautiful gifts. Among the guests were
| Misses Margaret. Mary, julia Dorothy
and Leila Stephenson, SJsan, Marian.
Charlotte and Jennette Hall. Josephine
Wn.satt, Eleanor Burns. Amy Healy,
| Grace CrcsweH AMI Violet Lawrence.
| Mrs. Jennette NJ. Hall. Mrs. Thomas P.
| Stephenson Mrs. John S Powers, Mrs.
| l.. Melville Church and Mrs Viii lam w.
Riley.
A sale and play. Scenes From Little
Women. will be given by the st. Thomas
branch of the Girls Friendi.5 Society.
Saturday. April -. from :; t, I o'clock,
at ..11 q street
Mrs. Louis ". Eugster recalls her invi~
unavoidable absence from the city.
The musical tea to be given b. Circle
No of Hamline NJ. +. Church, April
%, from to 10 pm. will be held at 900
r street northwest. instead of the home
| of Miss Walker. 110l p street northwest,
on account of sickness.
Mrs. Wilson ard the Misses Wilson will
attend the Children's Relief bal, to be
given at the New Willard on the evening
| of May - for the relief Of chldr; n among
| the destitute flood sufferers. NJ SIS Agra
Bennett daughter of Mrs. Louis Bennett
OF West Virginia. and Miss Rosaiie
| Thornton will have charge of the young
ladies who are to compose the procession
of flowers and dance the May pole dance.
| The marriage of Miss Caroline Gordon
Williams. daughter of the late Lieut.. Col.
c. w. Williams L. S. A. and Mrs. Will
| iams, to Lieut.. Arthur w Ford, Coast
| Artillery, L. S. A.. took place last night
! at 3 o'clock at the home of the brides
mother. on Kenyon street, with the Rev.
DIR. Roland Cotton Smith, rector of St
| Johns Church. officiating.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
huge clusters of white H,acs and apple
| blossoms. while the soft candle light
| which prevailed throughout the house
ADDED greatly to the beauty CT the scene.
| AS the first notes of the wedding march
| sounded the groom and his best man.
| Ensign Howard S. Jeans. L. S. ".
coming of the bride. who was escorted
| by Brig Gen. Weaver, chief OF the Coast
Artillery.
The bride wore white Charmeuse and
Old lace Her full tulle veil was becom-
| ingly arranged with a coronet of orange
blossoms and bouquet of orchids and
| lilies of the valley was carried
A reception for the guests present at
| the ceremony followed Owing to the re-
| cent bereavement in the brides family
| the original plans for the wedding of
| last night were necessarily changed. 1t
was to have taken place at st. John S
| Church, with large wedding party in
| attendance.
| Lieut.. Ford and his bride left late" in
| the evening for their honeymoon the lat
ter wearn. French dress Of brown
| cloth with q gold colored straw hat They
| will later go to Fort Du Pont. Del.
| where Lieut. Ford is now stationed.
Can't Owen Slicer Wiley. 7. S. cut
| ter service. retired, and Mrs. Wiley en-
| tertained at delightful reception last
| night at their home to celebrate the
| fortieth anniversary of their marriage,
which took place in Mobile, Ala, at st.
| Do Church