Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-13
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION AT
THE WHITE HOUSE TONIGHT.
Mrs. Redfield Gives Luncheon for
Her Daughter-Other
Events Notes.

Inc hrSt of the four evening recep-
tons scheduled for the White House this
and next month will be held tonight The
members of the diplomatic corps will be
the honor guests
The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
We're entertained at dinner last night by
MI and Mrs. Perry Heath whose com
panS 10 meet them included the minister
Of Peru and Mime. Pezet, Senator and
Mrs. George Sutherland. Senator and
Mrs John W. Weeks, Mr. James Wilson.
former Secretary of Agriculture Miss
Flora Wilson. Representative and Mrs
George w. Farchild. Mrs. Thomas f.
Walsh. Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Charles Wood
ana Mr.. Edward Bacon of Kentucky.
The Secretary of Commerce aud Mrs
William G.. Redfield are having a visit
from their daughter. Mrs. Charles X
Drury of Montreal. Canada To-day Mrs
Redfield gave luncheon in Mrs. Drury $
honor. The guests We're Mrs. Morris
Sheppard. Mrs. Robert l.. Buckley. Mrs
John +. Osborne. Mrs. Henry F. Breck-
nridse. Miss Agnes Wilson. Miss Ethel
Bagley. Mrs. Albert Lee Thurman, Mrs
Putnam. Miss Putnam Mrs. Armat, RS.
Campbell, Miss Sweet. Mrs. Wright, Miss
Natalie briggs and Miss McLarin.
the house guest of Capt. and Mrs. ].
Caleb Morgan of 1860 MERIDIAN street
northwest for the past two weeks, has
returned to her home in Wilmington, Del.
DR.. Everett NJ. ellison. after an alb
sence Of more than six months in New
York, has returned to this city.
Mrs. Robert f. Peary and Miss Peary
will be at home Thursday. January Is,
at their residence, 1920 Belmont road.
Senator and Mrs. J. II. Bankhead of
Alabama are at the New Willard for the
winter.
Owing to absence from town. Mrs. w.
D. MacDougall will not observe her day
at home tomorrow
The military attache of the French EN-
bassy, Capt. Count de Bertier accom-
panied by Countess de Bertier and their
small son, arrived at the Shoreham last
night from New York. Countess de Ber-
tier arrived from Europe Saturday.
Mrs McRae wife Of Mai. James II.
McRae. and daughter. Miss Dorothy
have just arrived in the city to JOIN Maj
McRae, who was recently detailed to the
adjutant generals department and as
signed to duty in the Office of the adiu-
tant general. Maj. McRae and family
have taken apartments at the Toronto
10th and P streets northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans leave today
ding of their nephew. Walter Cans, and
Miss Lucille Stern, which will take place
tomorrow at the Hotel Jefferson.
Kaufman will not receive Wednesdays
during the present season, owing to Mrs
Kaufman being in mourning.
Mrs E-du,,, ,l.,, 49,.
tifully appointed dinner before the bach
elors' german last night at her residence,
l6 East Mount Vernon place, Baltimore
in honor of Miss Eleanora Carroll Nor
gan, the debutante daughter of DR.. and
Mrs James Dudley Morgan of Wash
ngton.
There We're present to meet Miss Nor
gan the Misses Josephine 7. Smith. Sara
T: White. Virginia Stewart, Emily S.
Riggs, Dorothy 3. Prick. Katharine
Dixon. Mary NJ. Smith, Margaret A. Abel.
Frances c. Slingluf and NJ. Frances
Kenny, and Messrs. Charles B. Carroll
Edwin Warfield. jr.: W. Donnell Stewart
Arunah S; A. Brady. Robert w. John
Lanahan;. s. Hillen Macsherry, L. Vernon
Miller, Alfred J. Miller. William NJ.
chatard and Leslie H. Buckler.
The Misses de Pena. daughters of the
minister of Uruguay and Nine. de Pena
were guests at dinner of TWENTY-FIVE
covers given by Miss Dorothy Cuttings
before the Baltimore german, last night
Miss Katherine D. Taylor also of this
city was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Stuart Carter at another of the
dinners preceding the ball.
Other Washingtonians who attended the
german were Mrs. William H. Jackson.
Mr.. Ralph w. Hill, Mr. Edwardo La
bougle of the Argentine legation and Mr.
Charles Lyon Chandler.
Mrs. A. Barnes Hooe and Miss Medora
Hooe. 1920 Avenue of the Presidents. will
be at home tomorrow. to +.
At the marriage yesterday in New
York of Miss Gladys Eleanor Guggen-
helm, niece of former Senator Guggen-
helm, and Roger William Straus son
of the former Secretary and ex-ambassa-
dor to Turkey. the bride was attended by
her cousin, Miss Nellie Gersblc. as maid
of honor. The latter wore white satin
combined with white lace and finished
with sable. She wore hat of black vel
vet topped with black paradise feathers
and carried bouquet of roses and lilies
of the valley. The other attendants were
the ssters-in-law of the bride, Mrs. f. F.
Guggenheim, Mrs. M X. Guggenheim
Mrs. Leonard Hochstader and Mrs Ed
ward Schafer. They were dressed alike
i'll costumes of turquoise blue satin and
tulle finished with girdles and bows of
clOth OF silver ana trimmed at the Shout
ders with pink roses. They wore hats of
brown tulle trimmed with pink roses, and
all carried muffs of sable. Misses
Madeline Schafer and Carsal Emile
Schafer were the flower girls. and Daniel
Guggenheim I'd and NJ. Robert Guggen-
helm. jr.. were the pages. They were
dressed in white satin costumes and car
ried baskets filled with rose leaves
The bridal costume was of white satin
and old point lace. and the veil was of
old point lace and tulle.
Mrs. Howard s. Nyman will be at
home tomorrow and January IS
y meeting of the Elizabeth Jackson
Chapter. n. S. D.. A. r., consisting of
thirty members. was held Saturday
evening last 1T the residence of the
regent. Mrs. Mary G. Wysong, 1927
Euclid street An election of officers
took place, the former regent resign
ing, and Mrs. r. Augustus Heaton
being unanimously elected regent. Mrs
Frederick II. Newell was elected vice
regent. Miss Emma F. Hopes, treas
urer; Mrs. Alice B. Fishburne, regis
trar: Mrs. Helen A. Engle, historian,
and Mrs. George w. Donnan, parlia-
mentarian.
telegram of greetings to the chap
ter was received from Mrs William
Cumming Story, president general
During the course of the meeting the
chapter was delightfully."- entertained.
Mrs. Porter J. McCumber and Miss
McCumber. wife and daughter of Sem
ator McCumber. will give a tea dance
at RauScher'S SATURDAY. January II 4