The Washington times., 1916-07-21
President and Mrs. Wilson viii
Give Unique midsummer
Event. 49,
CABINET LADIES TO ASSIST
Wife Of Vice President and Ex.
ecutive's Daughters Also to
Be Present.

$40 o'clock In the White House garden
In compliment to the postmasters at
tending the convention and the ladies
accompanying them. will add an element
OF interest to the week quite unusual In
the midsummer season.
The President and Mrs Wilson will
receive together under a great tree on
the south lawn. with Co.. ". W. Harts
TO make the fntroductions.
There wflf-be no formal receiving line.
but Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall. the
PRESIDENTS daughters. Mrs. McAdoo and
6 the Cabinet who are stiii in town
vii. .e present and viii assist In maxi
Ing the guests feel at home.
Several Of the White House aides will
adding picturesque touch to the scene.
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Miss Charlotte Campbell hos gone
Sn,i1 HARTFORD. Conn; She will remain .tn
viii visit Mrs. Walter McCiintock in
the White mountains.
Dr.. and Mrs. Henry Frank Moore
will leave Washington early In Aug
ust for Bayxille. Me-. where they WIN
rsm1fn until the end of September
Mrs. Charles C. McChord entertained
informally at luncheon yesterday at
the Chevy Chase Club for Mrs. Thomas
Riley Marshall and her mother, Mrs.
wiiam X. kimsey;
Move to New Home.
DR.. and Mrs. Mary T. Grayson. who
have been at the Hotel Lafayette since
their return from their honeymoon.
have taken possession of the residence
In Sixteenth street which Mrs Gray
son occupied when, as Miss Alice Ger
trude Gordon. shes made this city her
home. .
Major and Mrs. william Mitchell
. gave dinner at the roof garden Of the
Army and Navy Club last evening.
Miss Pauline Stone. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Parker Stone. left
r.. l.. where she is the guest of Capt.
and Mrs Emil Thesis and Miss Kath-
crime Thesis at st. James Manor.
On Motor Trip. .,r. ,
Capt. and Mrs Theodore A. Bald
win and Miss Katherine Judge will
leave Washington early next month
for an extended motor trip to Flush
ing. N. Y, Newport, and several re-
sorts along the Ncrth Shore.
Miss Maxie L. Pascoe and Victor e.
J. Mayer. both of this city. were mar
ried at 10 o'clock on the morning of
July 10 at the residence of the BRIDE
Mclean. rector of the Douglas Me
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church.
officiating. After a wedding journey,
Mr., and Mrs. Mayer Will be at home
at 2014 F street.
,. Miss Upton a Bride.
The marriage of Miss Kate w. Upton.
daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Upton. to
sHarold l.. Wheeler, of Rolla. Mo-. was
6olemnized last evening at O'Clock at
We home of the brides mother. in Sew
3he ceremony. which was attended by
aNSmall gathering Of relatives and
fried was performed by the Rev. g.
errds,am father OF the sGidegr9om
of tall palms with an effective arrange
ment OF oak boughs and pink blossoms.
Miss Helen Lewis played the wedding
music and selections during the even-
ing.
The bride. who was given In marriage
by her mother. wore a charming gown
of white net. trimmed with ruchings OF
white taffeta. Her tulle veil. fastened
with a spray OF orange blossoms, was
the same as worn by her mother on her
wedding day. A shower bouquet of
lilies Of the valley and white roses was
Miss Anna NJ. smallwood, who was
the brides only attendant. was in an
attractive gown of pink fowered voile
trimmed with bands of pink satin. She
carried pink roses, Louis harrington
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler left for
q wedding journey. Mrs. Wheeler wear
ing a smart tailored gown of blue
serge, with black hat trimmed with
They will be at home after August / at
Rolla. Mo.
John Barrett Is Host.
John Barrett entertained Informally
at luncheon In the Rose room Of the
Ehoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Carter and Miss
Catherine Carter have come down from
their home at Leesburg for short
visit to Washington and are stopping
Among the New Yorkers registered
at the hotel are DR.. and Mrs. William
Becker, Miss Elise Becker. ii. s. Ward
ner and Henry Wigglesworth. Others
d. Winslow. OF Minneapolis; A. H.
Mead. of Boston. and L. c. Boyle. Of
Kansas Citv.
The &c Nswsort Of NeMs Miss vs M to
Lemuel b. filler. of this city, is an
nounced. The wedding will take place
in the autumn or early winter.
Miss Hughes has gone to Newport
viii return to her home In this city the
latter part of the month
George Barr McCutcheon. the novelist
with Mrs. McCutcheon; Is spending July
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Skinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Irwin, and Miss Mary
Johnston, who are at Warm Springs
They make up the colony OF writers err