Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-15
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
President Dined Last Night at Mrs.
Norman Calls Home.
Weddings Here and Elsewhere-En-
gagement Told-Personals.
Notes.

President Wilson and Col. E. NJ
House. his friend and political adviser.
were entertained at dinner last night
by Mrs Norman Gait. Mr.. Wilson'S
fiancee. and her mother, Mrs. w. H.
Boiling.
The arrival here of Col. House reviv-
ed reports that he would be the Pres
ident's best man at the wedding. but
at the White House it was said no
definite arrangements had been made.
Announcement of the time and place of
the ceremony is expected in the near
future.
Miss Rita Dunbar. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Dunbar, and Mr.
Hugh Mackay Davis. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Ben G. Davis of Takoma Park. Will
be married at Trinity Church. Takoma
parish, Wednesday evening, October 20.
at S 80 o'clock. Rev. Frederick William
Smith, rector of the church will per-
form the ceremony. The bride Will be
attended by Miss Miriam Face of Nor
folk, Va, as maid of honor, and by her
sister, Miss Helen Dunbar, as flower
girl The best man will be Mr.. ]. Bond
Smith, while Mr.. John Dunbar. brother
of the bride; Mr.. Lee r. Grabill, jr.. and
Mr.. Mortimer Clarke will act as ushers.
Miss Dorothy Davis. sister of the
groom, will play the wedding music.
Capt w. D. A. Anderson assistant
engineer commissioner of the District,
who has been ordered to Panama, will
be the honor guest at a dinner tonight
at the University Club. given by his
associates in the engineer department.
Miss Margaret r. Graham of Lexing-
ton, Va, has announced the engage
ment of her niece, Miss Louise T. Has
kins of this city. and Mr.. James Muir
dock Dennis of Baltimore.
The wedding will take place shortly.
Mrs. Horace Westcott has returned
from York Harbor, Me-, where she
spent the summer with her mother,
Mrs. John Rodgers.
The ladies Of the board of the Wash
ington City Orphan Asylum at 18th and
streets, whose century OF usefulness
will be reached tomorrow. VIII be at
home there tomorrow afternoon from
to to the public
Senator Blair Lee, one of the trustees.
whose mother was member OF the
board of lady managers Tor n1ty years,
will make an address at o'clock. The
children will also give a drill and sing
America"
An event of great interest to their
friends in this city, where their home
is to be, took place at Trenton, n. D.,
yesterday at noon. when MISS MARIE
Louise Kuser, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Kuser of Trenton and
New York city, and Mr.. John Moore
Bridget of this city were married at
the Church of the Immaculate Concep,
ton. Rev. Father Alfonso per1ormea
| Thomas A. Walsh of st. Thomas
Church, Washington. Rev. Father John
Murphy, Rev Father John OBrlen ana
Rev. Father William Jordan were also
lpresent in the sanctuary
| The bride. who was escorted oy hef
| father. wore an exquisite gown OF
| white satin. The round skirt was ven
ed in white tulle caught up with tlny
clusters of orange blossoms. me pou-
| ice was of cloth OF silver, cut squai G.
and filled in with tulle.
| Her flmy tulle veil was edged win
rose point lace and fastened 10 ner co'r
! fure with orange blossoms. she car,
| ried a bouquet of white orchius anu
| lilies of the valley.
| Miss Charlotte Doelger of New YORK
| city. cousin of the bride, was ner
| only attendant She wore gown OF a
| delicate shade of old rose chinon win
a bat of American beauty color faiile
| faced with velvet. Her bouquet WAS Vi
| American beauty roses.
| MIR. Edward Lloyd. of this city acted
| as best man for Mr. Bridget.
| A reception and breakfast 1oiloweo
at the Kuser residence for the mem
| bers of the two families. who were the
| only guests present at the ceremony.
The house was beautifully decorated
! with white chrysanthemums ana au,
tumn leaves. and the newly married
| couple received in the spacious IoyeI
hall, assisted by Mrs. Kuser the bride
mother. who wore a handsome gown OF
| black taffeta embroidered In sapphire
blue and steel beads with point lace on
| the bodice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bridget left later foi
| their wedding trip. They Will reside a
| South Wardman Court, this city
/ The guests present at the ceremony