Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-07
IN THE World Of SOCIETY
COL. AND MRS. HOUSE ARE
GUESTS AT WHITE HOUSE.
Hospitality for Visiting Guests.
Other Events-Personal
Notes.

Miss Margaret Wilson is now in New
York. after visit to her sister, Mrs.
Sayre. in Williamstown, Mass She will
| return here next week
Col. and Mrs. House are weekend
guests al the White House
| Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont and Miss
Chrfstobal Pankhurst will arrive here
today and will be the guests of Mr.. and
| MRS. EDWARD Beale Mclean until their
| night.
Tonight Mr. John Barrett will give a
alnner IN tnelr honor at the New Will
! lard. and Mr. and Mrs Mclean have
a company asked to meet them at
luncheon tomorrow. Mrs. John Jay
White will entertain them at a recep-
| tlon tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. William L. Marshall is entertain
| ing To-Day at small informal tea for
young people to meet her niece Miss
Dorothy Arkwright of Atlanta, Ga, who
IS attending school here this winter
anu staying with her. Mrs. Arkwright
| Is also here for visit to her sister.
| Nine and the Misses Clements will
spend the winter here at Miss Fowler's,
| 1910 Blltmore street, and will arrive
from their home in Canada, November
| Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Zen of Balti-
| marriage of their daughter, Grace Ma
RE Zell, and Mr.. Preston Dixon Callum
Of this city. The ceremony will be at
| ., o'clock Wednesday. November %, at
| ents, sos st. Paul street. The Rev.
F. G. Gavan of this city will Off
clate in the presence of members of
the two families and intimate friends.
small reception will follow. The ma
iron of honor will be Mrs. Margaret
Orr Hopkins of New York, and Mr..
Thomas Bowling Byrd of Richmond,
va. will be best man. Mr.. Philip Will
one of the ushers
Mr.; Calium is son of the late Rob
ert G. Callum of this city. After a we'd
ding journey it is expected that the
couple will spend the winter in New
| York.
Gen. and Mrs. NJ c. Kingman have
gone to Atlantic City to spend two
weeks.
Judge and Mrs. George w. Atkinson
nave returned to the city, and will soon
be at their home for the winter
The American minister to Guatemala
and Mrs. William Hayne Leavell ar
rived yesterday and are at the Shore
ham.
The engagement of Mrs Marian
Gouverneur Heiskell Emory and Mr.
Elias Griswold Thelin is announced in
Baltimore. but the wedding day is not
yet determined
Mrs. Emory is the widow of Mr. Rich
ard Emory, formerly of that city, and
saes daughter aa ter of Mrs, J. Herman Ire
keil She is great-great-granddau
OF President James Monroe The first
wedding celebrated in the White House
was that of Mrs Emory's great-grand-
mother. Maria Monroe during Presi
dent Monroe's administration
An interesting coincidence is the fact
mat Mr. Thelins great-great-grand-
father, Capt Chester Griswold. was Sc
lected to take the votes of the state of
ONO to Washington when President
Monroe, Mrs. E,mory's great-great-gr
father. was elected for his second term.
ana was offered an important office
Mrs. Emory. with her little daughter
Elizabeth X. Emory. is spending the fall
with her brother in Wilmington, n c.
| Patten of New York have arrived at
Washington and are at the New Rich
mond.
! The marriage of Miss Katherine Mar
garet Fowler and Thomas Beale Richey.
assistant constructor of the United
States Navy. took place in Boston last
night The bridegroom. the best man
and the ushers. all naval men. wore the
uniforms of their various ranks.
Mr.. Richey is the son of Dr. and Mrs.
Ohm Richey of Washineton. Chaplain w.
! o. Holway, L. S. n. (retiref). performed
the ceremony. At the wedding supper
the brides cake was cut. according to
naval and military custom, with the
bridegroomS sword
Friends and associates of Prof. IT +
Van Deman. pioneer pomologist of the
United States Department of Aerjcul-
ture. met Tuesday evening at his home
in this city. to celebrate the seventeen
anniversary of his birth. At the close
Of most enjoyable evening Prof. Van
Deman was presented with a silver
mounted cane. as memento of the oc-
casion. and as Il token of regard from
his friends in horticultural and pomo-
logical Investigations.
| After spending the summer in Nova
Scotia, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath have
| Mrs. n. NJ. Thissell. who has been
spending the summer at Atlantic CITY,
| has returned to her home, 1913 Girard
street. and will be pleased to see her
| friends.
| Having closed her summer residence
| Overton, at Bradley Hills. Md, Mrs
| Margaret Monteiro Berry has returned
! for the winter to her apartment in the
| Farragut.
Lieut.. Commander J. X. Taussig and
Mrs. TauSSig of Washington are SPEND
| ing few days il New York city
| Mrs NJ. Lockwood Bishop and her
| son. Julian Tomlinson Bishop of Con
| nectlcut. have leased the house 1927
18th street for a term Of years Mr.
Bishop graduated from Yale last June
and is now secretary to Commissioner
Charles c. McChord of the Interstate
| commerce commission.
The first of the seasons Tuesday
mornings Of the Washington Club will
be Tuesday next, November 10, at II
o'clock The club is now settled in its
new quarters. 1901 X street, formerly
the residence of Vice President Fair
banks and later the Russian embassy.
The new entrance with dressing
rooms, on the 18th street side, is a no.
table improvement. The meeting Tues
day will be addressed by Miss Mabel
Boardman on the American Red Cross
work in the present crisis. Mrs Wal
| lace Radcliffe will preside.
! A tea dance and card party will be
given in the New Willard ballroom for
the benefit of the Southern Relief Home
the afternoon of Saturday, November
| o. Tho pr,,,har nj old paonJa ,aod;per