Evening star., 1914-02-09

President and Mrs. Wilson Will dine at
the home of Postmaster General and MIS-
Burleson Thursday night.
Mrs Marshall and the cabinet women
paid their usual weekly call on Mrs
Wilson before luncheon today
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will hold the third of their receptions at
the Sl1orcham tonight. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Field McLallen of Columbia City
Ind, are now their guests Mrs. Marshall
will be assisted this evening by Senator
and Mrs. Swanson, senator and MIS-.
PoIierene. Senator and Mrs. McCumber.
Representative and Mrs. Fairchid. Rep
resentatiy and Mrs. Brown. Representa-
| tive and Mrs. Dent Mr.. Justice and Mrs
Lamar Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
Breckinridge Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh,
Mrs Brant Gen. and Mrs. Aleshire. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Wallace. DR.. Walcott and
Miss Laur;, Harlan Others assisting VIII
include the Misses Wilson, MISS Helen
Woodrow Bones. the Misses Burleson,
Miss Laura Johns. Miss Agnes Wilson.
Miss Mary Wilson. Miss Genevieve Clark,
Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss Helen Nc
Cumber, Miss Sailie Williams. Miss Nancy
Johnson Miss Overman. Miss Maitland
Marshall. Miss de Pena. Miss lie t'evre.
Miss McChord the Misses .Alcshre. Miss
Dixon and Miss Lucy Virginia Gordon.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Garri-
tary and Mrs. Bryan.
Mrs. George ". F'airchild. wife of Rep
resentativc Fairchid. is hostess at a tea
dance in the red room at the New Willard
this afternoon
Her assistants for the attractive event
will include Mrs. Claude \. Swanson.
Mrs Robert L. Owen. Mrs. Ira &. Cop
lev Mrs. William *. Lamar. Mrs Fo X,
wife of ex-Gov- Folk of Missouri; Mrs
Charles G. McChord, Mrs. Davenport,
Mrs Elmer Black and Miss Flora Will
son.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Belnstorff will give dinner We'd
nesday night.
The marriage of Miss Elise Campau.
daughter of Mrs. George I. Campau, and
Mr. Hewitt Lea Wells Of this city took
place last Wednesday in Detroit, IN the
presence of relatives and d few personal
friends Mr. Woolsey Campau best
man The bride. who escorted by
her mother. wore d gown with fuii court
train of ivory charmeuSe- The bodice
was of rose pointed lace over net, and
trimmed with rhinestones. Orange bios
SONS wreathed tho Julict cap that held
the veil. and she carried bouquet OF lilies
of the valley and orchids. Mrs. talnpai
wore d gown of black chiffon velvet. the
bodice finished with black race efnbrold-
cred viii, white. The decorations We're i'll
green and white. 4 background OF Easter
lilies and palms, i'll front of which were
white satin piie-dieuN tlanked on either
side by lighted candles in tall standards.
formed :, station for the bride and groom
during the ceremony. which took place i'll
the ballroom Of the Pasadena Hotel Mr..
and Mrs Wells left the same evening
for New York. and viii shortly take up
their Residence in this city Among the
long series OF entertainments given for
the couple before the wedding was din
ner by Mr. and Mrs. &. tioodloe Edgar.
There were twenty guests. and the table
was adorned with white tulle and whit.
flowers, with tiny china dolls dressed as
dolls for the faSorS.
Invitations have been received here for
the wedding of Mr.. Henry Lippitt
of Senator Henry 4. Lippitt. and Miss
Marion Almy. daughter of Mrs. j. r.
Almy of Philadelphia. The wedding will
take place in st. James Church. Phila-
delphia. Saturday afternoon. February II.
4 small reception will follow at the
Alrny home Mr. Lippitt gave his fare
well bachelor dinner Saturday night at
| the Agawam Hunt. In the company
were Mr. Willian GanIuIell, who is to be
best man at the wedding. and also the
following. who to act AS usIierS: Nj.
Gilbert Maurice Corp.Ion. Mr.. William &.
MacCcll Mr.. Thorn: +. Blumer, Provi-
dence: Mr.. Mortimer \. SeaburX. Mr.. S.
Dacre Rush. I'd. Bosto:;: Mr.. Robert Il.
Burci,. Cincinnati. Mr.. Howard p. Stokes.
New York. aud Mr.. Harvey n. BundN.
Gran Rapids
Mrs. William Schley Howard ot Georgia
" i'll not be at home tomorrow. hut viii
receive the third Tuesday in February.
Mrs. Marshall J. Smith and her son,
Marshall 9Th. of this city are visiting
relatives and friends in Norfolk. Ports
mouth and Richmond, Va.
Complimentary to the Misses Gould,
daughters of MIR. Justice aud Mrs. Ashley
| NJ Gould. Mrs. Robert Newton Harper viii
entertain at tea dance TO-DAY from
4 to = Another dance for the receiving
party and other guests, fifty coup'es in
all. will follow tonight. 4 midnight sup
per will conclude the hosptality The
Harper home on the Avenue of the Pres
ideuts Is adorned with i, flower scheme
in yellow. among jorquiis, palms aud
ferns. Mrs. Harper will wear a minaret
gown of yellow taffeta and chiffon with
topaz ornaments.
Her assistants will include Mrs Cuno
Rudolph. Mrs. Daisy Shackleford, Mrs.
Langley. Mrs. Gudger. Mrs. Gould Mrs
Bonney, Mrs Lucien Smith. Mrs. Lisner