Evening star., 1914-04-09
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MAY DAY WEDDING AT WHITE
HOUSE QUITE LIKELY.
Cards Out for Knapp Marshall Mar
riage-0ther Events.
Notes.

While no date has yet been an
nounced for the wedding of Miss Eleanor
Wilson. the Presidents Youngest daugh-
ter and Secretary McAdoo, Washington
society expects it TO take place within
a month.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Bowes Sayre,
who We're married at the White House
last November. reached here today from
Williamstown. Mass and will Join the
President and Mrs. Wilson. Misses
Eleanor and Margaret Wilson and Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones on their trip TO
White sulphur Springs. w. Va. on which
they start tonight and where they Will
spend Easter The President vii! return
to Washin gton Monday, but Mrs. Wilson
and other members OF the family may
stay at The Springs several days longer.
Prospects are that after the family re
turns to the White House active prera-
rations Tor the wedding VIII be begun
That the reception after the wedding may
take place outdoors is not altogether
unlikely as the White House grounds
are never prettier than in the spring.
Mrs. Deos A. Blodgett has returned
from New York During the Easter holi
days she will entertain her daughter.
Miss Helen Peck Blodgett: Miss Ida Win
ship of Atlanta, Ca: Miss Mary Wood
of Michigan, Miss Dorothy Anderson OF
Minneapolis. Mimi; Miss Alma Smith OF
Chicago, Ill, and Miss DAISY Peck o. At
lanta.
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring Rice. British
anba ssad dor to the United States. will be
the guest of honor at dinner to he
given by the Pilgrim Society in New
York April Il.
Brig. Gen. William T. Marshall. I. 5.
g.. retired and Mrs. Marshall sent out
cards yesterday for the marriage OF their
daughter Maitland to Mr.. John HARRISON
Knapp, passed assistant naNmaster
United States Navy, Wednesday. April
~ at O'Clock, in the Church of the
Covenant A reception at Rauscher's will
follow.
The marriage Of Miss Frances Hunter
Froment. daughter Of Mrs. H. NJ. Hunter
Froment. and Ensign Hardy Rarcalow
Page L. $. n. took place last night at
the brides home. Rev. DR.. Charles Wood
ottic;atcd Midshipman benjamin II
best man a&d Miss Hannah McCormick
attended tho bride. The br de no wo, c
white clarncuse aud old family lace and
a tuile Veil wss escorted ~ h"f une'e
pr Jrhu Durlald Cremer.
Guests from New York includ" Nr
ana Mrs Frank J.. Fromcnt. Mrs Eugene
Froment. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas jefferson
Gaines. Nj, Louis Nicto" hromsnt. Mr.
W
Mrs Henry A. Howarth. The bride
groom, who is a son of DR. and Mrs, =.
H. Page of Kansas, was graduated last
year from the Naval .tcademy
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes Ben an
nounce the engagement of their dauGh-
ter lane Mayhew. and MI fredcrick
Wesley HarNcy. son Of Mr; ana Mrs.
Charles Med. Harvey of PHILADELPHIA
IL, ,nd Mrs. Pevton Randolph Taylor
announce the marriage o; ther sicr,
Uai..aret Newman Hendricks "f Viz
eiuia au,l Mr. crosby Arthm' il"ar "f
'.o.;:cn Mctnesday. Arril ) Al y q hlnI.
srn. D. I, Nj. ana 4irS. lioar VIII hs ~
s,,i,ir after May III Mccker col
,rranremen;s are complete for The
-.t.nti;,i Easter dance of I'll" lntrrffa-
ieruitv Association Of tile George
Washington University; Wh,eh MI MI re
Tie dance is open to al fraternity
men at George Washington, although
given under the auspices OF th1 fol'ow-
in.y eraternities: Theta Delta 'hl
t,rsilcr. Sigma chi. Delta Tan Delta
kappa sigma. Phi sigma happa: kIFpa
>,rna. Alpha l:cta Phi. Fiji Chi -Alpha
f-.s.,,.i Karra aud Nappa Psi.
Tie -ucstr "f honor include ADMIRAL
!, ,1rs char. Herbert setucktoi.
i.,,f ard Mr.. Ii"ward 'tn""'a l.,''s-
liu.. N ''har'c;s Nohl" ''r"@nrr, i'lnf-
1al M,s William Allen MID II. N.
and Mrs. " liam rlinr Borden and Dr.
ani Mrs Charles Edward Munior
Last evening, at the home of the bride.
ITO L street northwest Mr. Frank Coster
Rupp and Miss Pearl Margaret. Spates
we're married by the Rev. Samuel Fl.
Greene in the presence of the immediate
family and few intimate. friends.
Mrs Norman Evans was matron Of