Evening star., 1916-07-18
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Mrs. Josephus Daniels Entertaining
on Sylph for Vice Presi-
dents Guests.
Mrs. McAdoo and Mrs. Phillips in
Town-Luncheons- edding.
Departures.

Mrs. Josephus Daniels took small
party down the Potomac on board the
sylph today, entertaining for Mr.. and
of the Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall and parents of the latter
Mr.. Kimsey was the only gentleman
guest OF the party. and others making
the trip were Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. New
ton D. Baker, Mrs. William C. Redfeld,
Mrs. William Z. Wilson, Mrs. Claude A.
Swanson, Mrs. Key Pittman, Mrs.
Charles S. Thomas, Miss Alice Page
and Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagby, the
mother of Mrs. Daniels
The Sylph left her dock at 1890 this
morning, and during the brisk run
down the Potomac luncheon will be
served on board. The party will re-
turn about 6 pm.
Mrs. McAdoo accompanied the Sec
retary of Treasury to Washington
from Spring Lake, n. j., yesterday.
They will remain here until the end
of the week and will then return to
New Jersey.
The Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo and
DR.. and Mrs Cary T. Grayson dined to-
gether last night on the Raleigh roof
garden.
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Joined the President and Mrs. Wilson at
the White House yesterday.
Mrs. William Phillips. wife of the
third assistant secretary OF state, VINO
has been here for a weeks visit, Will
return in about ten days 10 her summer
home at Beverly. Mass.
During her stay Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips are entertaining at NUMBER OF
informal affairs.
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ clark
entertained at luncheon yesterday IN
the Speakers dining room at the Capl :
tol in honor of Representative ana Mrs
Charles Bennett Smith.
Those present included Representa-
tive and Mrs. Edward Taylor. repre-
sentative and Mrs. Scott Ferris. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Almon, Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus Jackson of Mexico. Mo-; Miss
Agnes Gerald. Miss Bradshaw, MISS
Elizabeth Ellicott Poe, DR.. Mary
O'Malley, Representative Decker rep
resentative Adair. Judge Wallace Fry
of Mexico. Mo; Mr.. Edward Taylor and
Mr.. Bennett Clark.
Lieut.. Edwin Colt Kelton, Z. S. A. and
his bride, formerly Miss Florence Gage
Hatton of Columbus, Ohio, whose mar
July Is, are expected in Washington
July "a. They will remain at Lieut.
Kelton's apartment at the MARLBOROUGH
while he awaits orders. The marriage
of Lieut. Kelton and Miss Hatton had
been planned for the fall. but was has
tened by the uncertainty of affairs with
Mexico.
The marriage took place at O'Clock
Saturday at the home of the bride s
parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hatton,
on Miami avenue, Columbus. the Rev.
DR. s. s. Palmer of the Broad Street
Presbyterian Church officiating. About
200 relatives and friends were present
In the drawing room. where the cere-
many took place, there was a canopy OF
greenery, of vines and feathery ferns and
palms and other foliage plants. Tall
white standards, upholding vases OF flow
ers, and tied with floating ribbons OF
| flmy tulle marked an aisle to the altar
! Piano. flute and violin were played softly
throughout the service, and a harmonious
| program OF wedding music added inter-
| est to the celebration. On all sides were
masses of pure white flowers.
| The bride wore a gown Of white satin
| and tulle, with long court train. A filmy
veil which fell in folds to the hem o1
| the gown was caught here and there
| with clusters of orange blossoms. There
| was coronet of the same flowers sur
mounting it. The brides bouquet was
| white roses and orchids. A picturesque
i feature of the ceremony was the two lit
| tie children, niece and nephew Of the
| bride. Mary Elizabeth and John Hattor
| Woolman. They were in white. A white
| tule frock and lace trimmed hat was
| worn by little Miss Woolnan and Master
Woolman was in white linen. They car
ried fancy baskets filled with white rose
buds and blue forget-me-nots Mrs
| Clarence e. Woolman, mother OF these
| tots, and a sister of the bride, who was
matron Of honor. was in dress OF pale
sea green tuba. and picture hat OF thu