Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MR.. AND MRS. MARSHALL WILL
GIVE FOUR RECEPTIONS.
The Cabinet and Other New Year
Administering
Events.

The New Year exchange of greetings
in the official world of the capital will
begin tomorrow at the breakfast in honor
of the diplomatic corps which the Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Bryan will give
at their home Calumet place at noon
Mrs. Bryan will also receive during the
afternoon.
Secretary and Mrs. Bryan returned this
morning from Miami, Fla, where they
spent Christmas
Receptions will also be held at the
homes of the Secretary of the Treas
uly. 1909 Massachusetts avenue: the
Secretary of War. 1880 Connecticut
avenue; the Postma ster General 1901
Single oak, Noodley Lane road; the
Secretary of the Interior. 1865 Wyo-
ming avenue. and the Secretary of Com
merce, the Highlands No receptions
will be held at the home of the Sec
rotary of Agriculture nor of the Sec
rotary of Labor.
Miss McAdoo. daughter of Secretary
McAdoo. will receive, from 3 to 6. assist
ed by Mrs. David f. Houston, Mrs.
Charles Sumner Hamlin. Mrs. John Skel-
" S of ana ln ro" ri e ef hs
Treasury: Mrs. Thomas c. Thatcher. the
Misses Thatcher. Mile. van Rappard,
Miss de Graffenried Mrs James w
Nadsworth. jr.. Mrs. Hugh Wallace, Mrs.
colby Dodge, Miss Laura Harlan, Miss
Katherine Jennings. Miss Helen Waleott
and Miss Ethel Noyes
Mrs Garrison will have a number of
assistants. including Mrs. Henry 5.
breckenridge, Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrs.
William w. Wotherspoon. Mrs. Sum-
neral. Mrs j. T. Kuhn, Mrs. W. c.
Langtitt, Mrs. W. w. Harris Mrs Bates.
Mrs. Slocum, Miss Mabel Boardman.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Miss Townsend.
Miss Edmonia Adams, the Misses
Maekay-smi,h. Miss Greble. Miss
Rugsles and Miss Alma Louise Hodges
Mrs. Burleson will be assisted by MIS-
Oscar W. Underwood, Mrs. James r.
Mann. Mrs: Victor Murdoch. Mrs. John
Sharp Williams, Mrs. Thomas P. Gore,
Mrs. Rufus Hardy. Mrs. \. Mitchell
Palmer. Mrs John Fitzgerald. Mrs.
Leonard Wood Mrs Richard Burleson
of Fort Myer. Mrs. Thomas Washington.
Mrs Margaret Downing, Mrs. Morgan
Beach. Mrs. Robert Patchin. Miss Laura
johns and the Misses Burleson
Mrs Daniels will be assisted by the
admiral of the navy and Mrs. Dewey,
the assistant secretary of the navy and
Mrs Franklin d. Roosevelt Rear Ad-
mlral and Mrs. Badger. Rear Admiral and
Mrs Fiske Capt. and Mrs. WHITEWATER,
Capt. and Mrs. y. F. Fechteler, Lieut..
commander \. l.. Jones. personal aid
TO the Secretary; Lieut.. Commander
Leigh Palmer. Commander Benoist d Azy
naval attache of the French embassy;
Commander Boy-Ed, naval attache of the
German embassy; Commander Shige-
loshi Takeuchi, naval attache at the
japanese embassy, and Commander Max
inllan Burstyn. naval attache at the
Austrian embassy. Mrs. Bagley and the
Misses Bagley. mother and sisters of
Mrs Daniels. will also assist, as will the
following debutantes from navy circles;
Miss Mary Gheen Miss Margaret Fech-
teller, Miss Katherine Thesis. Miss Helen
klmmeli. Miss Marie Peary and Miss
Evelyn Jackson of Richmond, Va a
cousin of Mrs. Daniels, who has arrived
TO be her guest for some time.
Mrs Lane will receive from 2:30 and
VIII be assisted by Mrs. Francis New
lands. Mrs. Van Devanter. Mrs. Andreas
Jones. Mrs. Adolph Miller. Mrs Charles
Charles Henry Butler, Mrs. James Har-
Ian. Miss Mary Morgan Miss Sophy
Johnston. Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss
Alexandra Ewing, Miss Ruth Noyes. Miss
Miss Margaret McChord and Miss Mar
garet Fechteer.
Mrs Redtield will be assisted by Mrs.
Charles $. Thomas. Mrs. John j. Fitz-
gerald. Mrs. Edwin +. Sweet, Miss
Sweet and Mrs. o. II. Tittmann.
Some of the cabinet hostesses will be
ready for callers tomorrow afternoon at
30. but the majority will begin their
reception at = clock
Miss Robyn Young, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. ID. Young. and Mr. Edward
A. Peoples of Atlanta. Ga. were mar
red last night at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church i'm the presence of
a large gathering of their relatives and
friends. Back Of the platform palms and
foliage plants were arranged with bou-
quets of Easter lilies and poinsettias.
These flowers, in standards also mark ed
the pews reserved for the relatives.
The bride. who was escorted by her
father, was attended by her cousin Miss
Louise Whatly of Alabama. as maid of
honor, and Miss Emma Kate Amorous,
daughter of Mr.. Martin Amorous of At
lanta; Miss Nina X Van Arsdale Miss
Marta Calvo, Miss Dorothy Adams and
Miss Marie Fisher, as bridesmaids. and
little Miss Katherine HUMPHREYS. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. HUMPHREYS of
Atlanta, flower girl.
The groomsmen, Mr.. Norman t. Cool
idse. Mr.. David Ii. Kirkland. Mr.. Charles
Ryan. Mr.. Edwin Austin and Mr.. Thoma s
j. Peoples of Atlanta. and the ushers.
Mr.. Harry Stearns of Atlanta, Mr. Alex
ander S. Quintard Of this city and Mr.
| Henry Peoples and Mr.. Albert Howell,
| jr.. of Atlanta. led the way to the plat
| form. where the bridegroom. with his
| brother Mr. Howell Peoples of Atlanta
awaited the bride.
The ceremony was performed by the
| pastor of the church, the Rev. Dr. Wal
/ lace Radcliffe.
| The bride was dressed in soft ivory
tinted satin. embroidered in a design of
| lovers knots i'm seed pearls and draped
| with rose point lace. A cap of rose point
| held her long tulle veil, which was caught
| with orange blossoms She called a
| shower of white orchids and valley lilies
! and wore the groom's gift, a necklace
and diamond pendant.
/ The maid of honor wore gown of
| cream white satin with draperies of lace
| over flesh-color chiffon and made with a
| long train. She carried bouquet of
| Lady Hillington roses.
/ The gowns worn by the bridesmaids
| We're of pink charmeuse, beaded in pink
and festooned with cream lace
Each carried shower of Killarney
roses and delicate fern sprays.
/ The flower girl wore dainty white
muslin and lace frock. with pink ribbons
1 She carried basket of pink roses
| A. reception followed at Rauscher's.
| Mrs. j. ID. Young, who received with
the bride and bridegroom, wore a gown
of white and gold brocaded velvet, trim
med with gold lace.
Among the out-of- town guests here for
the wedding were Mrs. n. T. Coolidge
sister of the groom; Mrs. r. Jarniran
| Miss Erskine Jarnigan and Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. HUMPHREYS, all of Atlanta Ga
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter f. Tome of Bal
timore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peoples left last nigh,
for their wedding trip, the latter wear
ing a travelling suit of violet plush with
skunk collar and cuffs. with a small fur
hat.
They will be at home after February
at Georgian terrace. Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. George f. German. wife of Rep
resentative German of Illinois. will be at
| home at 1923 Lamont street tomorrow
1 until hor Mr.